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Leggett’s Champion Powder Gun|ASBE TORCH| Greenhouse Fumigators ** $moking 
Attach. the | -2UREKA FUMIGATORS. For fumigating greenliouses witha 
dampened tobacco stems; made of galvanized sheet iron; a damper — 
a wage regulates the draft; no danger of fire; no ashes or litter. No. 1, 12am . 
length; sat: Bich, eee 16 in. high, $3.50; No. 3, 20 in. high, $4.50; No. 4 
= in. high, $6.00. 
ate witl|" PERFECTION FUMIGATORS. This fumigator has a water tank — 
Lig hipsend between the fire and the outside, preventing burning out. The tank 
TR GES should be filled with tobacco water, from which a vapor arises and — 
mixes with the dry'smoke from eh Xe 
Blows all dry powders 
over plants and into trees 
for the killing of insects 
and fungus. It will cover 
a given area more thorough- 
} ly with a cloud of powder, 
| and use less than any other 
LEGGETTS |. 
HAMPION 
NSECTICIDE 
DUSTER 
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4 
2 j = 5 2). 
=|) contrivance. With it are wigs the stems, producing a damp- i 
j supplied nozzles for differ- and quickly ee smoke wees se and 
ent uses. With the “V ass along | J¢s8 injurious to delicate fol- 
nozzles, two rows of pota- ranches | 222° than from any other fu- 
and around | ™gator made. Outside fumi- 
the trunk of | £2ting can also be done with 
tree where | the,Perfection; the east iron 
Pheeanscis lid is made so a hose can be 
lodge. The attached and all the outlets for 
heat willin. | thesmoke (except through the 
phanitie wlese hose) can be closed off. 
trowdaspete No. 1 holds peck of stems, 
: $5.50. 
and not in- No. 2 Bolda half-bushel of 
: stems, $6.50. 
Price, 45c, No. 3 holds three-quarters 
toes are dusted at one time, 
then there is a hood nozzle 
for cabbage worm dusting— 
} it keeps the powder from 
escaping beyond the head; 
then there is a curved nozzle 
for under dusting, and telescope nozzles to blow powder 
into trees. It is the most satisfactory powder dusting ap- 
paratus ever invented. It weighs about 5 lbs., is easily 
carried, and is operated by turning a little crank. 
Prive compleber-<cocits soleewisisiee erable preie iene ee seers $15.09 each; PP Soe Te 
PERFECTION PATENT WOOD ° 
Tomato Supports. Raphia 
For Tying Plants, 
Vegetables, 
Grafts, etc. 
Price (in braided plaits, 
about one pound each), 
50c. per lb.; 10-lb. lots, 
$4.00; 25 lbs., $8.75; 50 
lbs. and over, 32c. per lb, 
Can be sent by Parcel 
Post. For rates see STERLINGWORTH F 
mee 1. TARRED FELT DISKS BS 
For use around the stalks of 
Cabbage and Cauliflower plants 
when first set as a preventive 
against the root maggot. They 
are used by fitting closely around ~ 
the plant and pressing down 
tightly to ground. Ordinary tar- 
red paper is useless. Our disks 
are made the right shape from the 
right material and are free from 
those imperfections which might 
sola : < : set ermit the fly to find a place for 
Combination trowel and weeder. Enter 3B The Easy is a compressed air sprayer made especially for the man desiring 3 ositinpie “ . 
the soil with ease, picking out weeds | 9 sprayer larger than the hand atomizer and not as large as the regular P & Cees. 
36 inches high, 16 inches wide, made of 
clear, straight wood. Can be taken apart 
and stored when notin use. Solidly made 
and will last for years. Price, 30c. each. 
P. P. 4 lbs., $3.00 doz. 
THE TROWEED 
without disturbing growing plants; in assed Al $ : 
transplanting if has no equal. ice, 50c. aes Seeger DES: Price, 40c. per hundred; $3.50 
P. P. 2 Ibs. Price, galvanized tank, $3.00, ‘ per 1,000. 
Every Test Costs 2 Cents - h , 
and Takes 2 Minutes to 
Make. 
You Get Bigger Crops from. 
Corrected Soils. Testand ~ 
Correct Every Field Before 
Planting. 
The Big Crop” Soil Tester 
THE ‘BIG CROP” Soil Test Tells whether or not any piece of land is in the proper condition to produce a “BIG 
CROP” and serves 3 ou as a guide how to correct faulty soil conditions. : 
CUTS OUT GUESS WORK. Every crop eats up lime and manure, every rain washes lime and manure out of the 
soil; these are the reasons why most of the soils on a farm are either short-in lime or manure or both. No man can tell 
by the looks of a soil or by making a jack knife or a palm test, whether a soil is short in lime and manure. The only way 
to tell is by making a test with the “‘BIG CROP” Soil Tester, which alone furnishes the SURE PROOY a 
If you know each year by testing each field with the ‘‘BIG CROP” Soil Tester, How Much Lime and Manure is left, 
then you can add enough, where it will pay the biggest returns instead of spreading it where it is not needed and cannot 
be made to pay. 
In particular it will tell you: ; ; 
Whether or not your soil needs lime and how much per acre. 
Whether or not manure (organic matter) is needed. : 
Whether or not your soil needs inoculating for alfalfa, clovers, 
cow peas, soybeans, vetch and other legumes. 
Where and where not green manuring will pay. 
Which fields on your farm are best adapted to alfalfa, clovers, 
grain, corn, potatoes, vegetables, etc. 
Where and where not to apply chemical fertilizers and how to | 
use them at the least possible loss through leaching. - 
How to build up worn, thin, neglected soils properly and syse 
tematically. 
Price $9.50, F.O.B. Factory. Shipping Weight4 Lbs. 
For Midget and Sure Proof ‘Testers send for circulars. 
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