HAND IMPLEMENTS. 



MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES— Continued. 



PUTTY DISTKIBUTOK— Scollay. 



Rubber. Excellent for glazing ; the pressure of the hand 

 ejects the putty. $1 ; by mail $1.10. 



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Plant Cloth. 

 PKOTECTLNG PI-AJfT CtOTH. 



Valuable for protecting plants from frost, covering ^hot 

 beds and frames in lieu of glass. 



Medium Grade. Per yard, 10c; per piece of 50 yards, 

 $4.25. 



STRTNGES— Best Brass. 

 Length of Barrel, 18 in. j diameter, V/i. 



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14 inches, 1 inch diameter, 3 sprays $ 2 75 



16 " l}i " 3 " 3 90 



18 " l}i " " 3 4 .50 



18 " 1}£ " " 3 •' patent valves... 5 00 



15 •• zinc 1 00 



Stott's, (see also distributors) 7 00 



TRELtlSES. 



Various Sizes, 15c to $3. 



TKEE PKUNER. 



Waters'. Length of pole, 4feet, $1.20; 6feet, $1.40; 8 feet. 

 $1.60; 10 feet, $1.80. Extra knives, 25c each. 



TROWELS. 



English Steel. One solid piece of steel, and will wear a 

 lifetime. 50c; postpaid 75c. 

 Ordinary. 10c and 15c. 



Planet Jr. 



lawn mower. 



TURF EDGER. 



ts kind ; as useful, in its way. as a 



English Malleable, without handle, 

 12, 14 and 16 teeth. 40c, 45c and 50c. 



RUSTICS. 



Hanging Baskets. 90c to $1.60. 



RAPHIA. 



Most excellent tying materiiil. Per 

 lb. 25c. 



Malleable Rake. 



SHEARS. 



Pruning. (The best.) 



Wheel spring, 7 in. $1 10 



8 " 1 30 



9 " 1 50 

 Spiral " $1 00 1 25 



Garden Hedge. 8 in. $2, 9 

 in. $2.25. 



SPRINKLER. 



S c o 1 1 a y ' s Rubber. Very 

 uselul for sy- 

 ringing house 

 plants ordamp- 

 ening clothes. 

 $] : postpaid 

 $1.10 ■ ' 



fSICKLE. 



Best English 

 75c. 



Pruning Shears. 



HAND IMPLEMENTS. 



PLANET JR. GARDEN TOOLS. 



The most perfect line of garden tools on the market, universally known and used, they are undoubtedly the mos^ complete 

 in equipment and most practical of any in use. Special Planet Jr. Catalogue, fully illustrating and describing the different 

 sorts of work accomplished, free on application. 



Each year competition in Market Gardening and Root Growing makes garden seed drills more necessary. With their 

 assistance, seed sowing can be done with so much greater regularity, rapidity and ease, and with such large saving of seed as 

 well that the planting of a very small acreage is suflScient to warrant the purchase of a tool which is now made so reliable, 

 simple and inexpensive. 



The Planet Jr. Hill Dropping Garden Drill. 



This is an entirely new machine, the latest and best of the "Planet 

 Jr." family. It holds two quarts, and sows all kinds of garden seed 

 with the greatest regularity. The plow runs any depth from one- 

 eighth to two inches. It sows in drills as well as No. 2 Drill (described on 

 next page), and will also drop in neat hills either four, six, eight or 

 twelve inches apart. It can be changed from a hill to a drill dropping 

 machine or the reverse, or can be thrown in or out of gear in a moment, and 

 will not sow when run backwards. It is nicely adapted to working all con- 

 ditions of land, especially well in fresh ground or when planting on a ridge. 

 It has a force-feed, so that the sowing is regular, no matter whether the 

 drill is full or nearly empty. The discharge of the seed can be stopped 

 instantly at the end of the row so that none need be wasted. The Opening 

 Plow and Coverer are specially adapted for the work they have to do, while 



the marker can be set at any distance desired up to twenty inches. The _ 

 ability to drop in hills is a great advantage, as it saves considerable seed. pj^^^^^ Hui DropDine Seed Drill 



insures vigorous plants at even distances, and saves an immense amount of ' ff^^- 



hand labor in thinning out. The machine is thoroughly well made and the best tool on the market. 



Price, $11. Extra attachment for sowing onion seed for sets in a band four inches wide, 50 cents extra. 



