


SCOLLAY’S RUBBER 
sprinkling flowers. 
SPRINKLER.—For 
$1.10 each, postpaid. 
SCOLLAY’S PUTTY BULB. — For glazing 
greenhouses, sash ete. A pressure with the 
hand ejects the putty. $1.10 each, postpaid. 
THE REDDICK MOLE 
TRAP.—All the old traps 
i boiled down into a better 
one at one-third the old 












The i price. This trap embraces 
ose all the good points found 
Rea- & ) fj] in high-priced traps; it is 
mH) <5 fa] Simple, durable and_prac- 
dick (| & #] tical. Easily set and does 
| 3 not get out of order. _ Sure 
Mole 1S death to moles. Boxed 
S i ready for shipment weighs 
Trap. S ft about 8 pounds. Price by 
e& F express, at purchaser’s ex- 
= pense, 90 cents each. 

THE HANDY WHEEL 
MOE. W— Especially de- 
A cheap and effective tool 
for all hand opera- 
tions. Fitted with 
high steel wheel and 

making it a wheel 
hoe that for light- 
ness, strength and 
efficiency cannot be 
surpassed. It is use- 
* ful for a variety of 
WY purposes. Price, 
complete, with at- 
tachments, $3.25. 

signed for the little garden. | 
CONCAVE 
POTATO KNIFE. 
CONCAVE POTATO S 
KNIFE.—For cutting seed po- 
tatoes. With this knife $2 to $8 
per acre may be saved in seed 
and time. One man can do the . 
work of two. Full directions SCOLLAY 
with each knife. 35 cents each. SPRINKLER. 
THE ACME SEED DRILL.—A simple and 
cheap seed drill that will open a furrow and 
distribute beet, cabbage, carrot, celery, lettuce, 
onion, radish, turnip, and such seeds with per- 
fect regularity. It covers ten times the ground 
that can possibly be covered by hand. Price, 
75c. each, by express, at purchaser’s expense, or 
I will deliver them charges prepaid for $1.00. 

CotumBiA BROADCAST 
SEED SoweR. 
4, 
COLUMBIA BROADCAST SEED 
SOW ER.—Simple in construction and easy of 
operation; has automatic regulator and cut 
| off, and performs its work perfectly. This ma- 
chine was fully tested on my Panmure Seed 
Gardens last year, and gave entire satisfaction. 
It is practical and adapted to business pur- 
poses. Price, by express or freight, $1.50. 
CHAMPION CORN SHELLER.—This is a 
ball-bearing sheller that can be regulated to 
shell any kind of corn,even pop corn. It does 
the work in a quick and satisfactory manner, 
Price, by express or freight, $2.00. 

THE HANDY WHEEL HOE. 






EXCELSIOR WEEDER. LANG'S WEEDER. 
EXCELSIOR HAND WEEDER. — For 
weeding seed-beds, etc, 30 cents each, postpaid. 
_LANG’S HAND WEEDER.— 4 band pass- 
ing over the fingers gives perfect use of the 
hand for pulling weeds without having to lay 
down the tool. 30 cents each postpaid. 

HAZELTINE WEEDER. 
HAZELTINE HAND WEEDER. — Best 
GLASS CUTTER. 
steel, good size, durable. 385 cts. each, postpaid. 
GLASS CUTTER AND GLAZING TOOL.— 
A handy article to have about the greenhouse; 
cuts glass as easily and as good as a diamond. 
15 cents each, postpaid. 
GARDEN TROWELS.— Forged steel, the 
strongest made. 6 in. blade, 45c.; 6 in. blade, 50c.; 
7 in. blade, 60c. each, by mail, postpaid. 
THE WEED SLAYER.—I feel confident in 
offering my customers this tool that they will 
find it a practical labor and time-saving ma- 
chine for destroying weeds in the garden among 
Onions, Turnips, Corn, Potatoes, Strawberries, 
etc.; also very useful for weeding @y 
among flowers and in gravel walks. 
It is very light, weighing but 7 lbs. 
Is strongly made of steel 
and iron; is adjustable to any 
height of person; cuts from 














1 to 14% inches under The 
ground, 7 in. wide. $1.75 
by express or freight. WEED 
SLAYER 





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CHAMPION CORN SHELLER. 



CTS, WORMS, FUNGI, ETC. 
NO. 3 
AUTOMATIC 
SPRAYER. 
Price 
$2.00. 

NO. 1 AUTO-SPRAY 
AUTOMATIC SPRAYER. 
AUTO SPRAY No. 1. — This is 
the best knapsack sprayer within my 
knowledge. No pumping is required in 
the field. It works by compressed air, 
and the pumping is done in advance. It 
will throw a continuous spray for fifteen 
minutes, which will empty the reservoir. 
The capacity is four gallons. Half a 
minute of pumping will make it ready 
for use, and it is then self operating. It 
is made of galvanized iron, copper and 
brass, and willlast for years. When 
empty it weighs only 7 pounds. ‘The hose 
is 4-ply, extra stout, with a nozzle made 
to regulate the flow from a fine cloud-like 
mist toa solid stream, Extension pipes 
for attaching to the hose for elevating the 
spray or stream may be had at an addi- 
tional cost of 25 cents per length of 2 feet. 
Price of sprayer with galvanized iron 
reservoir, $4.50; brass reservoir, $6.00. 
AUTO SPRAY No. 2.—For use 
in large orchards and vineyards. Made 
of brass, extra strong, of long-lasting 
quality and workmanship. Capacity, 
with barrel, 40 gallons; diameter of cylin- 
der 7 inches; height of cylinder 20 inches; 
weight, empty, without barrel, 20 pounds, 
Weight, when filled, 50 pounds. 
Price, without barrel, $12.00. 
Price, with barrel, $14.00. 
KILLING INSE 

AUTO SPRAY No. 3. 
—This is not a knapsack 
sprayer, to be carried on the 
back, but is to be held in the 
hand, for low-down work, 
as shown in the illustration. 
It is made in both galvan- 
ized steel and brass, with the 
same care and good material 
as No. 1, but has no hose 
connection or cock, and the 
pump cylinder in the gal- 
vanized steel machine is 
made of extra heavy double 
cross tin, coated with acid- 
proof covering. The brass 
machine has a brass cylin- 
der—in fact, it is all brass 
except the handle. Price, 
galvanized tank, $2.00; brass 
tank, $3.00. 
I can also supply other 
sprayers and insecticides. 
Prices on application. 
DEMING’S BARREL SPRAY 
PUMP. —This is for spraying orchards 
or large vineyards. Operated by hand. 
One of the best for mounting on a barrel. 
Itis fitted with an agitator for keeping 
Paris green well mixed with the water. 
Provided with nozzle and 12}, feet of 
hose. Price, $9.25. y 
NEW ERA TRI-JET SPRAY- 
ER.—An effective apparatus for spray- 
ing small gardens. Suitable for use on 
potatoes, tomatoes and all low-growing 
plants, including small bushes and shrub- 
bery. Capacity, 1 quart of liquid. It may 
also be used for blowing dry powdered in- 
secticides, such as buhach, slug shot, and 
Paris green upon rose bushes, currants, 
etc. It is one of the cheapest and best 
hand-sprayers to date. Price, with gal- 
vanized reservoir, 50 cents; with copper 
reservoir, 85 cents, by express. 



SPRAY 




Price, 
50 Cents. 

COPPER SULPHATE. — Blue 
Stone or Blue Vitriol. For making Bor- 
deaux Mixture. It comes in crystals 
and dissolves easily in water. The New 
York formula calls for 6 pounds of cop- 
per sulphate, 4 pounds of unslaked lime 
and 50 gallons of water. 
had anywhere, but blue stone is some- 
times hard to obtain. It is too heavy to 
send by mail, and I recommend that 
from 6 to 12 pounds, at least, be pur- 
chased at a time. I can quote special 
prices on larger quantities. It will keep 
indefinitely. Six pounds is enough to 
make a 50-gallon barrel of Bordeaux 
Mixture. Per pound, by express or 
freight, 12 cents; per package of 6 
pounds, 65 cents; per 12 pounds, $1.25. 

HAMMOND’S SLUG-SHOT. 
—For the destruction of potato bugs, cut 
worms, chinch bugs, rose bugs and slugs, 
curculio and all lice, worms or caterpil- 
lars. Price, by express or freight, bag 
(100 pounds), $4.50; 50 pounds, $2.50; less 
than 50 pounds, 8 cents pound. (By mail 
add 8 cents per pound.) ‘Tin canister, 
with perforated top that unscrews, and 
filled with slug-shot, 35e. each, postpaid. 
BURMACH.—The great California 
insect killer. Sure death to cabbage 
worms, bed-bugs, lice, mosquitoes, fleas, 
cockroaches, gnats, flies, rose-bugs, bee- 
tles, moths and ants. It is absolutely 
harmless to plants and animals. Its 
death-dealing effect is swift and certain, 
even if reduced in strength from four to 
ten times its bulk of flour or air-slaked 
lime, or’ if applied in water. Entirely 
non-poisonous and harmless to all crea- 
tures except insects. 2 0z. cans, 25 cents 
each; 5 for $1.00, by mail, postpaid. 
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_ THE MOTH CATCHER. — This 
is a device invented by Mr. Haseltine, 
who has brought out several useful 
articles for gardeners’ use. The idea of 
this is to place it during the night in the 
garden or orchard and by the light of 
the lamp the moths are attfacted into a 
receiving pan containing a destructive 
liquid. Pan is not furnished as shown in 
the illustration. Any ordinary pan or 
dish will answer for the purpose. Di- 
rections with each. Price each, small 
size, $1.00, postpaid; by express, 85 cents. 
Large size, each $1.25, postpaid; by ex- 
press, $1.00. 
GIANT POWDER BELLOWS. 
A handy dusting apparatus for econom- 
ically using buhach or any other dry in- 
secticide. Price, 25 cents, postpaid. 
DEFENDER POWDER GUN.— 
Smaller than above. Of convenient 
size for carrying in the pocket. Just the 
thing to have with you in your walks 
through the flower or vegetable garden. 
Holds about one ounce of insect powder. 
Each, 10 cents, postpaid. 


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