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THE SKED ANNUAIv OF THE 



THE NEW ' PI/ANET JR." NO. 3. 



SiNGi,:^ Wheel Hell Droppixg Garden Drzll. 



Until quite recently there was no such thing as a good Hill Dropping Seeder: the 

 most modern drills sowing the seed in a continuous row only. But the demand for a 

 perfect machine that can be adjusted to plant both in hills and drills is very large, and 

 properly so. If seed is drilled, and the plants thinned, it is often hard to find strong 

 plants at regular distances, even with thick sowing; but with hill planted crops less seed 

 is required and you are almost sure to find two or three good plants at the esa:t spot 

 where one is wanted. Therefore all thinned crops should be planted in hills. 



What the Drill will do. This Drill will sow a continuous row with greater regularity 



than any drill that we have ever made, but its distinctive feature is that it will also drop 

 very neatly in hills. It opens the furrow, drops either in hills or drills at pleasure. covers. 

 rolls down and marks the nest row at all one operation. Price, S9.00. 



^'PLANET JR." WHEEL HOES- 



THE "PLANET JR." DOUBI^E WHEEI. HOE. 



Cultivator, Rake and Plow Combined. 



This is an invaluable imple- 

 ment to every tiller of the soil. 

 It is the best and cheapest made 

 for the cultivation of garden 

 vegetables on a large scale, as 

 one man with it will do more 

 work in a day than 6 with or- 

 dinary garden hoes. The at- 

 tachments consist of four culti- 

 vator teeth, two rakes, two 

 long hoes and two plows. The 

 wheels bring adjustable, both 

 sides of the row can be culti- 

 vated at the same time. Hav- 

 ing leaf guards which allow the 

 cultivation of large plants, it is 

 indispensable for cultivating 

 beets, carrots, peas and beans 

 when already advanced in 

 growth. Taking all in ail, it is 

 one of the best cultivators made. 



Price. §6.00 net. 



