Horticultural Tools and Supplies. 



Fig. 16 



I/. M. Olmstead's Improved 

 Reliable Mole Trap. 



Fig. 1 



NO CHEAP TRAP SO GOOD. 

 NO GOOD TRAP SO CHEAP. 

 Springs are furnisbed to operate the 

 trap. Ttie spring can be readily attached 

 and detached. 



This trap is constructed entirely of steel 

 and iron. Each trap is packed in a strong 

 paper box, one dozen in a case. 



Price »il.,50 



The Model Mole Trap. 



Fig. a 



This, while possessing all the good qual- 

 ities of other traps, is especially adapted 

 for setting under glass. 



Price SI. 75 



G. & T. Mole Trap. 



This is a good Mole Trap for the money 

 Price Sl.OO 



Out of Sight Mole Trap. 



Considered to be one of the best and 

 cheapest Mole Traps on the market. 



Especially valuable for hot-beds and 

 frames on account of its oonvenient size. 

 Price SI. 00 



The I^ittle Giant Mole Trap 



Self selling by pressing down on lever. 

 Very convenient feature found on no other trap. 

 Made from Best Spring Steel, thoroughly Galvan- 

 Ized. Simpleaiid durablein its construction. 7 5 c . 



Garden Reels. 



Fig. 3 



Small Size S .75 



Large Size 1.00 



ISxcelsior Weeder. 



Fig. 4 



Price, lOc: mailed, 15c. 



XtSLTge Hand Weeder. 



Large Size 15c. 



Small Size lOc 



By mail, lOc. extra. 



Dibbles. 



For transferring plants. By far the best 

 thing for the purpose ever introduced. 



Fig. 6 



Straight, made of Tubular Steel 7.5c. 



Fig. 7 



Right-angle shape, Steel-Polished, "Wood 

 Handle 40c. 



Scuflae Hoes. 



Fig. 8 



4 inches 50c. 



6 inches 60c. 



8 inches 70c. 



10 inches 80c. 



lodging Knives. 



Fig. 9 



9 in. American S .50 



Sin. Eng. Black l.io 



8 in. Eng., all Bright 1.25 



9 in. Eng. Black 1.25 



9 in. Eng., all Bright 1.50 



10 in. Eng. Black 1.50 



10 in. Eng., all Bright 1.76 



Garden Trowels. 



This cut represents one of the best 

 Trowels ever offered to the trade. It is 

 made of forged steel, strong and durable. 

 English, 6-inch, 40c.; 7-inch, 50c.; Ameri- 

 can, No. 3090. 35c. Cheap wood handle 

 Trowels, 5 and 10 cents each. Tf Trowels 

 are wanted by mail, send 10c. additional 

 for postage. 



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Fiy. l .-j 



:eureka Hand Weeder. 



Fig, 10 



A very handy and useful little instru- 

 ment. Short handle, 25c .; long handle, 35o. 



Cleves' Trowel. 



Fig. 12 



„ , , The New Garden Implement. Each. 

 No. l--btandard, S-in. blade, 25c.; in.iiled, :tSc. 

 No, 2-Medium, 7-in. blade, 20c.; mailed, 3 0c. 

 No. .>-Daisy, 5-inch blad e, X.'Jc.; mailed, 20c. 



All-steel Trowel. 



Fig. 13 



Very strong and durable. Price, J. '5c, Full 

 Tinned Malleable Trowel, 10c, Mail, 10c. extra. 



Grass Hooks. 



Fig. 14 



American , .,.25c 



German, No. 0, 30c.; No. 1, 25c,; No, 2..!, ',35c' 



Best Eng. Grass, No, 2, 40c.; No. 3 50c. 



Best Eng. Hedge Honks, No. 4 fiOc. 



Best Eng. Hedge Hooks, No, 5 75c. 



Thermometers. 



Fig. 15 



Tin Japanned, 7-inch $ ,in 



10-in. Distance Reading Thermometer 25 



Boxwood, tine finish, red spirit l.OO 



Plain metal, brass finished .50 



Porcelain scale, red spirits 1.00 



Dairy or bot-bed, glass, floating 2.5 



Glass, tloaling, large . . , 50 



8-in. Dairy, stands boiling water .50 



Mushroom bed. or hot bed, with brass end. l.OO 

 Mushroom bed or hot-bed, with brass end, 



extra good 1.50 



New Incubator T'lermometer , .7.5 



Stands in tray between the eggs and can be read 

 without opening drawer. 



By mail, add .5 cents each. 



Novelty l^ifting Weeder. 



Fig. ir, 



A Chisel Blade cuts off the weeds; the triggei 

 holds them so they can lie pulled nut . Each 75c. 



