GROUNDS OF BALTIMORE COUNTRY CLUB. 



Sown with G* & T* Co/s Special Grasses* 



The above view, taken from the September issue of *' Golf," represents a portion of the beau- 

 tiful Golf grounds of the Baltimore Country Club, sown with Griffith & Turner Co.'s Special 

 Grasses. These grounds have been the admiration of thousands of visitors. • There being a 

 growing demand for a Grass Mixture suitable for Golf and Cricket grounds, we have made a 

 study of the grasses best adapted to these purposes, and have them mixed in proper proportions 

 to give desired results. 



Griffith & Turner Co.'s Golf Link Mixture, Bushel, $2.50 ; 10 Bushel Lots, $2.25. 



PUTTING GREEN MIXTURE. 



Peck, $1.25; Bushel, $4.50. 



CRESCENT LAWN 

 SPRINKLER 



WORKS BEAUTIFULLY. 



This Sprinkler is compactly 

 and strongly made with phos- 

 phor bronze hearing, and will 

 cover a surface of 48 feet in 

 diameter. A sit has a free and 

 unobstructed channel there is 

 no danger of clogging with 

 dirty water, and therefore it 

 fills the requiremeuts of users 

 of such articles better than the 

 more expensive and larger 

 sprinklers, and will accomplish 

 tue same results The too and 

 arms are brass, full nickel plated standard, the base and 

 legs are iron, handsomely japanned- 



Price, 12 inches high, . . . $1,50 

 " 24 *• " 4 arms, $2.00 



ECLIPSE SPRINKLER. 



This is the cheapest and one of the most effect- 

 ive sprinklers made. The distribution of water is 

 perfect. Price. 20 cents; by mail, 30 cents. 



THE MYSTIC LAWN FOUNTAIN. 



Throws either whole or half circle by simply 

 turning thumb piece. The sled enables the sprink- 

 ler to be moved about the lawn by the hose. The 

 wings will not choke or clog, and revolve with very 

 little pressure. 



Price, 75 cents, 



LYONS' 



AUTOMATIC LAWN 

 FEEDER. 



It is a neat device, attached to the hose nozzle, which 

 dissolves a stick of concentrated fertilizer, diffusing it 

 through as much water as will pass through garden 

 hose in about one hour. Complete outfit, consisting of 

 one holder and 12 of the food cartridges, prepaid, to any 

 address, on receipt of $1.00. 



Extra Food Cartridges, in boxes of 24, for 50 

 cents, or prepaid for 75 cents. 



April, 1898. 



Gents— The seeds I purchased from you give me 

 very much satisfaction. 



J. L. ZUHLCKE, Lawsonia, Md. 



West Windham, N. H., August, 1898. 

 Gents— The early peas from you are a sight to be- 

 hold ! so satisfactory. 



D. K. MARSHALL. 



