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PETER HENDERSON & CO.— MISCELLANEOUS. 



SEMSON KBL-e •• ROQUISITeS. 



Vaporizing Bellows. j /-y \-.i^-^j/r^ Bel I O W S , 



Woodason's 

 Vaporizing. J^'g: 

 2. Throws a spray fine 

 as mist, rendering the 

 use of strong solutions 

 I'crfectly safe on deli- 

 L.ite foliage, and uses 

 liall the quantity a syr- 

 inge does. Florist's 

 size, §1.75 small size 



tor house use $i.io. 



Bellows, Woodason's Double Cone Powder. 



Fig. 3- The best for applying powders under the leaves as well as 

 on top; can be held in any direction without wasting powder, 

 and does not clog up. $2.50, 



Bellows, Woodason's Single Cone Powder. 



Large size, :?i.6o; small size, C5C. 



Double 



Cone Powd 



Bellows 



lO.' 



Eureka Fumigrators. Fig. 7. The 



best and most simple arrangement for fumiga- 

 ting greenhou'.es with dampened tobacco 0, 

 stems; it is made of best galvanized sheet iron, 

 a damper regulates the draft; there is no 

 danger of fire, and no ashes or litter escape. 



No. I, 12 in. high $1.40 



No. 2, 16 in. high 2.00 



No. 3, 20 in. high 2.50 



No. 4, 24 in. high , 3.50 



Gardener's Gloves. Fig. 8 Made 



of heavy goat skin; saves the hands while 

 working among thorny plants. Per pair, 80c. 



Rubber Gardening 



Gloves, in black, while, tan or 



lavender, with half long gauntlets. 



' ^ ^s f .g ea Per pair. Si. 40. Ladies' sizes, Nos. 6, 



7, 8, 9. Men's sizes, Nos. 10, ■ i, 12. 



Glass Cutter and Glazing 



Tool, per doz., Soc; 7c. each. 



Glazing Points, Van Rey- 



per's, glass cannot slip, per 1000, 6'C. 

 in lots of 5*M.o or over, 55c. per lo'^o. 

 (Fig. II.) Pincers, for applying. 

 (Fig. 12.) 40c. 



Horse Radish 

 Grater, box pat- 

 tern Fig. 15 grates 15 

 Ib^. an hour I'lice $6.00. 



Horse Radish 

 Grater, on legs. 



Fig. 1^. grates 20 lbs. an 

 hour. Price, $9.00. 



Horse Radish Graters. 



Hale's Perfect Mole Trap. 1 he 



best trap made. It is easier set than any other 

 trap, cannot injure the operator while being 

 set. 



It will catch moles when quite deep in the 

 ground, and there being no pin or other obstruc- 

 tion projecting into the run, there is nothing to 

 frighten the mole as it passes, and in doing 

 so raises the ground over the " run " just enough 

 to spring the trigger, which rests on the 

 soil over the "run." The points of the pins 

 being in the ground, it cannot injure domeslic 

 animals. Price, $1.85. 



Hot Bed-Sash, Unglazed. Best quality with oak 

 bar, size 3 .\ 6 feet, using 6x8 inch glass. Price, $[.00 each ; 

 per doz., $10.00. In shooks (not put together), making freight 

 less, 75c each; $8. 00 per doz. 



Glazed Sash, painted one coat, 3x6, $2.50 each ; $27.50 

 per doz. For shipment these have to be boarded up, costing extra 

 for each bundle. 75c. (From one to six sashes can be put in .a 

 bundle ) 



Hot Bed Mats. Made of straw and best tarred cord — 

 they ate invaluable for throwing over cold frames, hot beds, etc.. 

 during the coldest weather, they roll up and can be stowed 

 in small space. Size, 6x6 feet. Price, $1,80 each ; $20.00 per 

 doz. 



KNIVES. 



BUDDING, Ivory Handled. PRUNING, Stag Handled. 



29 



30 



31 



32 



3J 



3* 



35 



$1.00 



$1.00 



$r.oo 



85c. 



.$1.25 



85c. 



85c 



Protecting Cloth. Fig. 43, specially prepared to pre- 

 vent mildewing and rotting ; valuable for forwarding and pro- 

 tecting early plants from frosts, covering hot-beds and frames 

 in spring in lieu of grass, and for throwing over bedding plants 

 at night in fall, for Chrysanthemum houses, etc., at one-tenth 

 the cost of glass. Pieces contain from 40 to 60 yards. Samples 

 and circulars mailed on application. 



Prices of Protecting Cloth. 



Heavy Grade, 

 per yd , io}<c.; by 

 piece, per yard, oKc. 

 Medium Grade, 

 best for general pur- 

 poses, per yard, 8c.; 

 ■ by piece per yd 7>^c. 

 Light Grade, 

 mostly used in south 

 '*3 for t()ba< co plants, per 



Temporary Chrysanthemum Houses of >'*''<'■ •♦^'=-: '°y P'^":* 

 " Protecting Cloth." P*^' ya'** 35^<^- 



