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Pearl Grit for Poultry. 



No poultry raiser can afford to be without 

 the celebrated Pearl Grit which has tecome 

 so popular the last two years. Analysis 

 shows it contains over 95 per cent carbonate 

 of lime. lOo lbs. 76c; 500 lbs. $3.25. 



Lawn 

 Rollers. 



Just the thing 

 for leveling 

 your lawn or 

 boulevard in 

 the spring, for 

 rolling your 

 garden a 11 d 

 f o !• ni any 

 other purpo- 

 ses which will 

 be suggested 

 if you own 

 this valuable 

 i m p 1 e m e n t . 

 Made entirely 

 of iron. I sec= 

 tion, 26 inch 

 diameter, 18 

 inches wide, 

 wt. 325 lbs. 

 $13.00. 2 sec- 

 tions, 22 inch 

 diameter, each section 

 12 inches wide, wt. 

 295 ibs.°$i6.oo. 



The 

 Light= 



ning 

 Auto= 



matic 

 House Sprayer Nofis. 



Everyone owning house plants has some 

 time or other, felt the need of such a sprayer. 

 It holds two quarts of liquid, is operated by 

 simply squeezing the bulb, when afine, misty 

 spray is thrown in any desired direction. 

 The operator can spray up or down, as well 

 as on the under side of plants. The can is made of heavy Japanned tm, 

 the valves in the rubber bulb are made ot lead and vrill not corrode or 

 rust, while the nozzles are made of brass. For sprinkling flowers, 

 clothes, floors and all kinds of plants this sprayer lias no equal. 

 Price Si.oo each by express. 



Lightning Bulb Sprayer No. i6. 



This is a larger size of the above holding two gallons. Is made of 

 heavy galvanized iron, and is provided with carrying straps. Will 

 throw a spray from 5 to 20 feet high and is easilj' operated. Price $1.7 5 each. 



" B. Weed Extractor. Hawkeye Tree Protectors. 



Easily operated. Just the 

 thing for pulling dandelion, 

 dock, plantain, thistles and 

 other noxious weeds on 

 the lawn. Light, durable 

 and simple, 60c each. 



flazeltine Weeder. 



A most useful garden tool. Every 

 person with a garden should have 

 oite. Pine for weeding, can also be 

 used for transplanting small plants. 

 Very useful in a number of waj's. 30c 

 each, postpaid. 



White Pekin Ducks. ^^^^^B 



i 



Unquestionably the best laying ducks 

 known. They are of large size, not 

 inclined to wander, and when fully 

 matured weigh from 6 to S pounds 

 each. The leathers are nearly as 



A sure protection against sun-scald, rabbits, mice 

 and other vermin. Made of the very best quality Rock 

 Elm Veneer, 12 inches long, 20 inches wide. They are 

 very durable and will la.stfor many years. They can 

 be tied about the tree with twine or fastened with 

 tinned wire. The latter is preferable as ft will not rot 

 or rust. Per doz. soc, 

 includin); wire and nip- 

 pers. Per 100, $2.00. 

 wire and nippers 15c 

 extra. 



Elgin Lawn Sprinkler. 



The best for the money on the market. Does^^ot get 

 out of fix — does not tip over — can be pulled froni place to 

 place by the attached hose wi^^tt - ; 'Operattoii.'" 

 50c each^ by express* 



Crushed 

 Oyster Shells. 



Not clam shells, which 

 are some times sent out 

 for 03'ster shells'. 

 These arethe best grade, 

 thoroughly dried by 

 Hot Air Process, all 

 dust and dirt removed 

 leaving the shells clean 

 and white. Every poul- 

 try house or yard should have a pan or 

 box of crushed shells that the fowls can 

 have access to at all times. 25 lb. bag: 

 ^5c; so lb. bag 450; 100 !b. bag 75c. 



The Hawkeye 

 Tree Protectors 



White Holland Turkeys. 



These are most beautiful fowls with pure 

 white plumage. The flesh is iine grained, 

 ■very tender and sweet. The\' are mot;e 

 dorhesticated than other kinds and are not 

 'inclined to stray away from home. The 

 'average weight of cocks is 26 lbs., of hens 

 (16 lbs. The prettiest and most profitable 

 Ikind for -a farmer to raise. We offer fresh 

 laid eggs, 6 lor $1.50, 13 for $2.50, 25 for 



$4.50..- J 



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HAND. 



weeder; 



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TonEARTH." 



American Plant 

 and Tree Tubs. 



30* 

 BrMAiL 

 Prepaid 



Thorougbred Berkshire Pigs. 



We have as pure a type of pigs from pedigree ' stock as 



can be found in the Northwest. Our pens are headed 

 by the celebrated boar "Stump3^ Combination" VII 

 63095, sired bv "Combination" 56028. Dam 

 "Stumpy Girl" LXIII 56198. Born Sept. 17, 1901. 

 Recorded in volume 20 of the American Berkshire 

 record . 



We have never gone to the trouble and expense of 

 registering the j'oung pigs though they are as pure a 

 tj'pe as can be found in the Northwest and for all 

 practical purposes just as good as registered stobk and 

 are offered at one-fourth the price. 



They are unusually hardy, of high vital powers, 

 easily fattened, prolific breeders and less liable to dis- 

 ease than other breeds. 



Their flesh is of the highest quality. The prettiest 

 and most profitable kind known. 



Crating. — W^e box these in strong, light, comfortable 

 crates, put feed and water in box and deliver free on 

 board cars. Customers must pay transportation 

 charges. Ail orders will be filled in rotation as received. 



Price.— Single pig 2 to 3 months old, $15.00. Pair, 

 boar and sow, not akin, $25.00. Three, 1 boar and 

 2 sows, not akin, $35.00. 



These tubs are made of 

 7-8-rnch cvpress, which in- 

 sures their keepnigfor vears 

 without rotting. They are 

 made with iron handles, 

 iron feet and two coats of 

 green paint, making them 

 one ot the cheapest and 

 neatest tubs on the market. 

 No. 1— l.-<%-m. diam., ll-in. high. 



for S2.8(). 

 No. — i4.-in. diam., 13-in. high. 



for $3.80. 

 No. 3 — 16-in. diam., 15-in. high. 



for $4.80. • 

 No. 4.— 20-in. diam., 18-in. high. Each, $2.00; 4 



for $7.00. 



No. 5 — 24-in. diam., 20-in. high. Bach, $2.50: 4 

 for $9.40. 



Each, $0.80; 4 

 Each, $1.10; 4 

 Each, $1.35; 4 



