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THE CANADIAN HORTICULTURIST 



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Cream Separator Savings 



AN I H C cream separator saves money for you 

 in more ways than most people know. It saves 

 cream because it skims practically all the butter fat 

 out of the milk. It saves on the feed bills. Calves and pigs thrive on 

 the sweet, warm skim milk that comes fresh from the separator. It 

 saves fertility. The dairyman who feeds the skim milk to animals 

 parts with a very small amount of fertility. The man who sells whole 

 milk loses close to S4.80 per cow per year in fertilizing matter. These 

 three savings, while not all that a cream separator makes, are im- 

 portant enough to warrant the most thoughtful consideration. 



I H C Cream Separators 



Dairymaid and Bluebell 



are also furnished as complete power outfits, as illustrated above. 

 The engine is a one-horse power, back geared, hopper-cooled, I H C 

 engine which can be detached and used to run any small machine. The 

 separators are built for long life and skimming efficiency. They have 

 heavy phosphor bronze bushings for bearings; a never-failing splash 

 oiling system; trouble proof bowl spindle bearings; dirt and milk 

 proof spiral gears which are easily accessible for cleaning. There are 

 four convenient sizes of each style. Ask the I H C local agents who 

 handle these machines for demonstration. Get a catalogue 

 and full information from them, or, write the nearest branch 

 house. 



International Harvester Company of Canada, Ltd 



BRANCH HOUSES 

 At BrKndoD, Calffftrr. Edmontoo, Estevan, HamilloD, Lethbridfe, Loodoa, Montreal, 

 North Battieford, Ottawa, Quebec, Regina, Satkatooa, St. Joho, Winnipeg, Yorktoa 



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New Sweet Peas 

 Hi^h Grade Seeds 



Successful Gardeners everywhere depend on Dnpay 

 & Fernasoi'i High Grade Seedi to produce the finest 

 vegetables and the most beautiful flowers. 63 Fir»t 

 Prizes were awarded at the Montreal Horticultural 

 Exhibition, Sept., 191 2, to Mr. F. S. Watson, on 

 products grown from seeds supplied by us. 



COLLECTION A. -TWELVE SPLENDID EXHIBITION 

 VARIETIES 



White Spencer, King Hdwaiil Spencer, Otello Spencer, 

 Klorence Morse Spuneir. Georije Herbert Kpencer, Helen 

 LewiH, Mrs. Huyh Diekson, PrlmroHC Spencer, Marie 

 Cnrelli, Countess Speneer. Florence NlKhtingalc, Asia Ohn. 

 Price, I i)kt., eiuti, $1.2.5. 



COLLECTION B.— SIX SPLENDID EXHIBITION VARIETIES 



Countess Spencer, White Spencer, Kinir Edward Spencer, 



Helen Lewis. Florence Nightingale, A»ta Ohn. 



Price, 1 pkt., each. tKk'. 



THE GRAND NEW HARDY ROSE CLIMBING AMERICAN BEAUTY 



Tb« Rose "Wa-AU" Have Been Weitin* For 



This wonderful new Rote is a cros.H between the "Queen " of all Roues, American Beauty, and an unnamed 

 seedling. Color a rosy crimKon Biniiiar to its parent (the most loved of all Roses) and with the same exquisite 

 fraijrance. a rarity indeed in hardy climbing Ro.ses. The plant is of very strontc habit and srowlli, niakinK 

 shoois eijfbt to ten feet in a sea.s(jn, floweis are of larjje size and produced in great profu.sion throughout the 

 season—unlike the busli Rose, "American Btrauty," it is a.s hardy as an oak. Supplj' limited. Extra Size 



Plants, eich, $l..'y) ; per doz„ Sl'i.iHi. 



Write for ear New lllnitraled Catalogue replete with cbolcett strain o( VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS 



DUPUY&! FERGUSON 38 Jacques Cartier Square, Montreal 



Hemingways 



London Purple" 



Co., Ld. 



17 Battery Place 

 NEW YORK 



IS Seething Lane 

 LONDON, E.C. 



Cables: "Nevritique,** London or New York 

 Works : Stratlord, London, E. 



For over 35 years we have been doing 

 very large business in insecticides 

 throughout the U.S.A., Australia, New 

 Zealand, West Indies, Egypt, etc., etc. 



"LONDON PURPLE," Trade Mark, 

 our original product is still one of the 

 most effective of all insecticides. Mil- 

 lions of pounds have been used. Many 

 who have used it in 1879 are using to 

 this day. It has one disadvantage, it is 

 so active that occasionally a few leaves 

 may be scorched if used without consid- 

 erable dilution or carefully distributing 

 over a wide area, but a few leaves in a 

 large orchard or potato farm are of very 

 little account compared with the benefit 

 derived, and this slight danger can be 

 obviated by adding }i lb. of slacked lime 

 to ^very 1 lb. of "London Purple" used. 



Analysis: 

 Arsenic Lime Compounds ... 70 % 

 Dye stuffs and inert matter ... 30% 

 Use 1 lb. to a barrel of water. 



Hemingway s 



Pure Lead 

 Arsenate Pulp 



The best ever made — absolutely pure. 



Analysis : 



Arsenic Oxide 15 % 



Lead Oxide 32% 



Moisture 50% 



Soluble Arsenic, under 'AX 



It thins down very easily in the spray 

 tank. 



It is the most neutral of all makes. 

 Its adhesion is perfect. 



Its composition absolutely consistent, 

 owing to the great care taken in man- 

 facture. 



Careful orchardists use less of our 

 make than recommended quantities and 

 still get the best results. 



Please write for further information. 



