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French, Ci'Oix brand, 24 inches JO 



French, Croix brand. 26 inches 95 



French, Croix brand, 28 inches 1 05 



Have also the above blades bridled 

 50c. extra each. 



American Grass, 2S to 28 inches 75 



American Bramble, 16 to 20 inches "5 



Blood's Champion Bramble, 26 to 30 



inches 75 



The French Scythe Blades are im- 

 ported by us, and are of best qual- 

 ity^ none better can be had. 

 WATERING POTS. 



2 Quarts, Japanese Screw Tops £0 



4 Quarts, Japanese Screw Tops ?o 



6 Quarts, Japanese iScrew Tops 40 



8 Quarts, Japanese Screw Tops 50 



10 Quarts, Japanese Screw Tops... — Co 



12 Quaris. Japanese Screw Tops 75 



16 Quarts, Japanese 'Screw Tops 90 



4 Quarts Galvanized Id 



6 Quarts, Galvanized 60 



8 Quarts, Galvanized 7 J 



10 Quarts, Galvanized 5^- 



12 Qnarts, Galvanized 95 



16 Quarts, Galvanized.. 1 lo 



Tin or Galvanized, extra heavy, 

 hand made, 



No. 1, 20 Quarts 2 CO 



No. 2, 16 Quarts 1 "<5 



No. 3, 14 Quarts , 1 50 



No. 4, 10 Quarts 1 ^5 



No. 5, S Quarts 1 50 



MISCMLJJAMEIOTJiS. 

 American Transplanting- Trowels, 5 



in 15c. and 2'J 



Diston's Transplanting- Trowels.^ solid 

 shanks, 5 ir^eh 45c, 8 inch oOc. ; 7 



inch 6U 



Transplanting Forks (malleable iron) 



each 15c, 20c, and 25 



American Briar Hooks 1 lfl 



Fork Handles 20 



Hoe Handles 20 



Rake Handles 20 



Spade and Shovel Handles 20 



Edging Knives for trimming grass 



borders, 35e 50 



Hand Plow used same as hoe, but is 



a plow 12-) 



Diston's 10 inch Flat Files 25 



Diston's 12 inch Flat Files 55 



Grafting Wax, Lion Brand, best qual- 

 ity, per lb 40C., per 1-4 rb 15 



American Indian Pond Whetstone — 10 



American Bera Whetstones 15 



French Whetstones 15 



Round English Whetstones, an all 

 round quick worker for sharpen- 

 ing large knives, American 

 Scythes, mowing machine blades, 



etc. Price each 25 



Hammer and Anvil for beating 



French: Scythes 1 60 



Hammer or Anvil- separate, each 100 



RAFFIA is the name of a palm whic.i 

 furnishes a staple article of commerca 

 called raffia fibre. It is used by the na- 

 tives for making cloths called silk lambas 

 and rebannas. which bring fancy price? 

 in Europe and' America. While it has 

 been used to some extent in America in 

 the manufacture of hats, its principal use 

 is for tying vines, flowers, asparagus and 

 celery bunches and tor grafting. It is 

 as soft as silk, and not affected by moist- 

 ure or change in temperature so as to 



LTD., ALMANAC AND 



risk cutting or wounding the most deli- 

 cate, tissues, and it does not break or 

 ravel when folded or knotted. These qual- 

 ities bring it into -general use. 1-4 pound, 

 lOcts.; pound, 30 cts. 



KINDERGARTEN SUPPLIES.-- We have on 

 hand a large stock of material lor Kinder 

 Garten use, which we quote as follows: White 

 Ralfia, 3oc. per pound, ioc. per J& pound. Red, 

 Green, Rurple, Garnet, Black, Blue and Orange 

 Red, luc. oz., 50c. per pound. 



No. 0, Pine Reed, $1.50, 15c. oz. ; No. 6, Me- 

 dium Reed, $1.25, 15c. oz. ; No. 6, Heavy Reed, 

 $1.00, 15c. oz. 



RliEDd POR WORKING RAPPIA— No. 2, 

 $1.50; No. 4, $1.10; JNo. 5, $1.00; No. 7. 90c. ; No. 

 8, 90c. 



INSECTICIDES- 



OTECKLER'S TOBACCO DUST. We 

 have a large supply of this well known, 

 insecticide, which is one of the best and 

 cheapest insect destroyers known. It is 

 one of the most effective agents againsc 

 t(he cabbage fly and worms, which are so 

 injurious to and destructive to cabbage 

 and cauliflower plants, and also for cu- 

 cumbers and melons. 



Used very extensively by the largest 

 cucumber growers in this vicinity with. 

 satisfactory results. The past season we 

 had opportunity to have a thorough test 

 made of our Tobacco Dust on chicken 

 lice, not only through our own experience, 

 that we have found it to be the best in- 

 secticide for henneries, under setting 

 hens, etc., we have had it tested by a 

 number of poultry men, who pronounce 

 it to be the best agent against poultry 

 vermin. 10c. per pound. If by mail add 

 9c. per pound postage. Price, 10 lb. pkgs. 

 40c; 50 lbs. $1.00; $1.50 per 100; single lb. 

 10c; 5 lbs for 25c. 



Prices on tons given on application. 



STECKLER'S TREE WASH. For In- 

 sects, Ants, Scale, etc., on Orange and 

 other fruit trees. Twenty pound pack- 

 age will make fifty gallons of insecticide. 

 Always strain before using. Use sedi- 

 ment for fertilizing. Price, 10ib. pack- 

 age, 50c; 20 fb. package, 75c 



'STECKDEIR'S INSECT SOAP. A sure 

 preventive for Lice Scale, also all other 

 insect pests on all kinds of foliage plants. 

 Price, 25 cents a package. 



FIR 'TREE OIL. The cheapest and 

 best of all Insecticides. For destroying 

 all kinds of insects and parisites which* 

 infest plants, whether at the root or on 

 the foliage, such as Green and Black Fly. 

 Mealy Bug, Thrip, Red Spider, brown 

 and -white Scales, Aphis, Ants, etc. Price, 

 y 2 pint 60c; 1 pint 90c; 1 quart $1.60. 



TOBACCO STEMS'. Next to our fine 

 Tobacco Dust the stems are also exten- 

 sively used as an insecticide by thorough- 

 ly boilin gthem down to a strong decoc- 

 tion, thus extracting all the strength from 

 them, using the liquid for spraying. The 

 stems are also strewn around the plants, 

 permitting the rain and sun to strike 

 them, which causes a kind of suffocating 

 steam to emanate from them, killing all 

 insects infecting the plant. Price $1 per 



KING OF GERM KILLERS. The most 

 powerful disinfectant in the world; odor- 

 less. 25 cents per package. 



Steckler Sells the Best Seeds. 



