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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.— Continued. 



WATERS' TREE PRUNER. 



Length of pole, 4 feet, $1.85; 6 feet, $2.00; 8 feet, $2.20; 10 

 feet, $2.40. 



Tools. Ladies' garden set, $2.75 to $3 50. 



SHEARS. 

 Pruning. Wheel spring, 7 inches, SI. 10. 



Wheel spring, 8 inches, SI. 30. 



Wheel spring, 9 inches, $1.60. 



Ladies' polished, 9 inches, $1.10. 

 Garden and Hedge. 8 inches, $2.00; 9 inches, $2 25. 



SYRINGES— Best Brass 



14 inches, 1 in diameter, 3 sprays, $2.75. 

 16 inches, li in diameter, 3 sprays, §3 90. 

 18 inches, l| in diameter, 3 sprays, $4.50. 

 18 inches, 1£ in diameter. 3 sprays, patent 

 valves, 85.00. 



18 inches, zinc, $1 25. 



Sprinkler. Scollay's Rubber. Very use- 

 ful for dampening clothes or sprinkling in 

 any -way. fl 00: postpaid, §1.10. 



Putty Distributor. Scollay's, $1.00; by 

 mail, $1.10. 



DAISY FORCE PUMP.! ' " ' 



Cheap and effective. Can be operated by a child. Will 

 throw a constant stream from 40 to 50 feet. Good for shower- 

 ing lawns, shrubberv greenhouses, trees, plants, etc. Price, 

 $1.50. 



Lane's Patent Mole Trap. A mole 

 trap that is both useful and inexpensive. 

 Price, 75 cts. 



Grass Edgers. Half-round steel, 65 cts. 



Labels. Painted; 4, 5 and 6 inches, 20, 

 30 and 35 cts. per 100. 



Pampas Plume*. First quality white; 

 each 15 cts.; dyed each 20 cts. 



Pot Covers. Leather imitation ; per 

 dozen, fl.00; each 10 cts. = 



Raffle For tying. Lb. 25 cts. 



Showerers. Self-acting spra}' and jet. 

 $2.00. 



Sickles. Best English, 80 cts. 



Scissors. Ladies' flower gatherer, 50 cts. 



Trellises. Various sizes, 15 cts to $3.00. 



Lenox Atomizer and Sprinkler. Pro- 

 duces a very fine spray, useful for sprinkling 

 plants and fine as a' clothes sprinkler for the 

 laundry. Price, 50 cts ; by mail, 60. 



PLANET JR. GARDEN TOOLS FOR HAND USE. 



The Planet Jr., No. 2 Drill. 

 The Planet Jr., No. 2, holds 2J quarts. It will sow with equal ease and accuracy a single paper of seed or a full 

 hopper, covering evenly at any exact depth, and will roll down and mark the next row perfectly, all at a single passage. 

 It has no cams, levers, brushes, cogs, springs or shakers; it is noiseless, automatic, self-cleaning, and always reliable, 

 and is remarkable for simplicity, strength and beauty. Price, boxed, S7.00. 

 The "Planet Jr." Combined Drill, 



Wheel Hoe, Cultivator, 

 and Plow. 



Rake 



This is the most popular combined garden 

 tool known, and not undeservedly; for in its 

 construction are combined strength, sim- 

 plicity and efficiency, while in the field it has 

 long been peerless. It has been for years 

 unequalled as a seed planter, and is provided 

 with the most varied and satisfactory set of 

 cultivating attachments known. This season 

 we offer the attachments strengthened and 

 improved, eight in number, shown in the 

 cut. Price, boxed, §9.50. 



Double V\Tieel Hoe. 



The "Planet Jr." Single- Wheel Hoe, Cultivator, Rake and Plow Combined. 



This tool is capable of doing nearly all kinds of hand garden work in a superior manner. We have added to it a 



strong and neat pair of rakes, and a pair of four-inch 



detachable leaf guard to prevent injury to large or spreading plants, 

 sweeps in place of the narrow cultivating teeth. Price, boxed, $5.25. 



The " Planet Jr." Double- 

 Wheel Hoe, Cultivator. 

 Rake and Plow i Com- 

 bined. 



This hoe is a great favorite, 

 especiall}' for field work. It hoes 

 both sides of the row at once at the 

 speed of a moderate walk. Price, 

 boxed, $6.50. 



The "Fire-Fly" Single- Wheel 

 Hoe, Cultivator and Plow 

 Combined. 



This neat and convenient machine 

 is a prime favorite, and is capable 

 "Planet jr." Double^Wheel Hoe. Cultivating of & gK&t Taxiety of WQrk Tfae 



tools supplied with it are one pair of 

 curved point hoes, one pair of narrow cultivating teeth, one wide cultivating tooth, one large garden plow. Price, boxed, $4 00. 



The "Fire-Fly" Garden Plow. 

 Makes the care of a vegetable garden a pleasure, and 10,000 families who could not find time to keep a garden, if 

 attempting cultivation with the ordinary hand hoe, can raise their own vegetables successfully with the " Fire-Fly. " It 

 takes the place of the horse and plow, or cultivator, requiring no wide head-lands to turn on, and is invaluable during]all 

 the gardening season. Price, $2.40. 

 Planet Jr. Grass Edger, $3.75. 



•J-lanet Jr. 



