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GRASS HOOK. 



Very convenient 

 for trimming after 

 the Lawn Mower 

 next to fences, etc. 



No. 



2. Small, each 30c. 



3. Medium, 35c. 



4. Large, 40c, 



Humphrey Hoe. 



THE ARLINGTON SLIDE HOE. 



GRAIN SICKLE. 



These are the cele- 

 brated imported "T. 

 S." sickles, and are 

 unexcelled in quality. 



No. 



2. Small, 40c. 



3. Medium, 45c. 



4. Large medium, 50c. 



5. Large, 60c. 



THE HUMPHREY HOE. 



Made of Best Cast Steel. 



This hoe has achieved a high reputation where- 

 ever it has been used, as it has many points of 

 merit. It enters the ground much more easily 

 than a common hoe, and enables the user to do 

 much faster work. It is already very popular, and 

 gives the highest satisfaction. Net price, 65 cents. 



This implement is used by market-gardeners, to the exclusion of all other 

 kinds, for weeding between rows of onions, beets, and all varieties of vegetables 

 sown in drills. The knife and plate are made of the best of steel. 



4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 inches wide. Net price 



$1.50 



DUTCH HOE. 



This is a solid welded 

 scuffle hoe, imported. 



6 in., handled, each, . $0.85 



m it " " , .90 



8 " " " • .95 



o « « " . 1.00 



SCUFFLE HOES {American). 



These have malleable iron shanks and sockets with polished steel blades. 



5 hi., handled/ .$0.40 



' ' • » ■ -45 



•So 



fo 

 .65 



PLIMPTON'S PATENT TOOTH HOE. 



" Hard Hoeing Made Easy." 



This popular socket 

 hoe has a toothed edge, 

 causing it to cut the weeds 

 with little power. The 

 blade is made of the best 

 cast steel, and is trowel 

 tempered. 



Every hoe fully war- 

 ranted. 



Net price, 75 cents. 



