WALTER S. SCHELL'S QUALITY SEEDS FOR THE MARKET- GARDENER 
PLANET JR. GARDEN TOOLS 
There is a tool to suit you no matter how small your garden, and the price suits too. Don't hoe and weed and cultivate the 
old way any longer; get a Planet Jr. Wheel Hoe and let it do the liard part for you. It makes gardening a pleasure and very 
much tnore profitable. ASK FOR COMPLETE PLANET JR. CATALOGUE. 
"Planet Jr " No. 25 Combined Hill and Drill Seeder, 
Double Wheel Hoe. Cultivator and Plow. $13.50 
This combined machine is intended for a class of gardeners 
who have a large enough acreage in crops for a Double Wheel 
Hoc to be used to good advan- 
tage, and yet prefer not to buy 
a separate wheel hoe. 1 1 is large 
enough for field use, for it holds 
2 H quarts. 
As a drill it is almost identi- 
cal with the No. 4 Drill. Will 
sow in drills or hills. 4, 6, 8, 12, 
or 24 ins. 
apart and 
has the 
same au- 
to m a t ic 
device for 
throwi n g 
out of gear 
and the 
new com- 
bined cut- 
off and 
seed index with thumb screw adjustment. It is thoroughly 
substantial and accurate in sowing all kinds of garden seed in 
either hills or drills. As a Wheel Hoe it is identical with the 
No. 12 Double Wheel Hoe, one of the best machines on 
the market. The change from drill to wheel hoe takes but a 
moment, and the entire combination is one I can recommend 
and guarantee satisfactory. 
'Planet Jr." No. 16 
Single Wheel Hoe, 
Cultivator, Rake and 
Plow. Price, Steel 
Frame, $5.85 
This Single Wheel Hoe has a very full set of tools, several 
of them being of new design, such as have been found to work 
in the very best manner. It has ii-inch wheel, with broad face; 
is very light, strong and easy running. It has adjustable 
handles and quick-change frame. Tlie tools are a well-shaped 
plow for marking out, plowing, covering, and late cultivation; 
a pair of 6-inch shield hoes and three all-sleel patent cultivator 
teeth; also a set of two rakes, just the thing for preparing ground 
for the seed drill. A practical leaf-guard holds up the plants, 
while thorough work is being done underneath; tlie frame 
changes in height, and the wheel may be attached to the other 
side of the frame, when both sides of the row may be hoed at 
one passage. 
"Planet Jr." No. 8 
Horse Hoe and Cul- 
tivator. Price, $9 
Probably no other cultivating machine is so widely known 
as the "Planet Jr." Combined Horse Hoe and Cultivator, 
for it is in use throughout the civilized world. It is so strongly 
built as to withstand incredible strain, yet it is light and easy 
to handle. The frame is extra long and extra high, making a 
tool that will not clog easily. The stiff steel standards are 
hollow with round throats; they polish quickly and free tliem- 
eelves readily from obstructions, and they clasp the frame and 
strengthen it. The depth is under perfect control by a new lever 
wheel and patent depth regulator, moved instantly in unison 
by a single lever, making exact work, steadying the machine 
and relieving the operator. 
"Planet Jr." No. 12 Double Wheel Hoe, Cultivator 
and Plow. Price, $7 
This perfected wheel hoe is invaluable for use in all small 
crops. Its variety of work is almost incredible. Changes and 
adjustments of the tools are made 
with the greatest quickness. It has 
ii-inch wheels, which can be set at 
four different distances apart; the 
frame is steel, with ample room for tool 
adjustment and can be set three 
different heights. The handles are ad- 
j u s table 
at any 
height, 
and, being 
attac h e d 
to the 
arch, are 
u n d i s • 
turbed in 
making 
ch a n g e s 
of adjust- 
ment in 
frame, wheels or tools. The arch is of stiff fsteel, unusually 
high; the quick change frame permits the tools to be changed 
without removing the nuts. All the blades are of tempered 
and polished steel. The tools shown and sold with No. 12 are 
what gardeners use most, and others can be added asVanted. 
No. U Double 
Wheel Hoe. $9 
In addition to the 
attachment shown with 
No. 12, it has an extra 
pair of 4H-inch hose 
and two pairs of rakes. 
No. 17 Single Wheel 
Hoe. Price, $4.50 
Same as No. l6. but with- 
out rakes and leaf -lifter. 
Fire - Fly Garden Plow. Price, $2.35 
This tool is exceedingly useful to owners of small gardens. It 
wil throw a furrow 4 to 6 inches wide and i to 3 inches deep, 
and deeper by going twice. Furrows for manure or seeds can be 
opened and covered. In cultivating, plow away, weed, and plow 
back again. This tool will enable a busy man to do in' his spare 
minutes nearly all the work of a family garden. Chicken raisers 
hnd It of great advantage in plowing uii their scratching yards. 
"Planet Jr." Twelve-Tooth Harrow, Cultivator and 
Pulverizer. Price, $9. Without Pulverizer, $7.40 
This tool has rapidly grown into favor with farmers, market 
gardeners and strawberr^■ growers. It has a high frame and 
chisel-shape teeth. The foot lever 
pulverizer is a capital addition for 
preparing ground for the seed drill 
or for plant setting. Hand levers 
regulate both width and depth 
while in motion; 
it contracts to 
12 inches, and 
expands to 32 
inches. It culti- 
vates deep with- 
out throwing ^ 
earth upon the 
plants, and the smooth, round-throated teeth turn strawberry 
runners without iiijilrnig them. Strawberry nlimer cutter attach- 
ment consisting of a 10-inch flat steel disc mounted on an 
outrigger, extra. 5i.S5. 
"Planet Jr." Double and Single Celery Hiller. 
Price, Double, $16. Single, $13 
Celery Hillers are now considered indispensable. The leaf, 
lifters are adjustable in height, and are especially valuable for 
first workings. With their aid some of our best and largest 
growers hill their celery without .tnv "handling." We equip 
both with lever expanders and leaf-lifters. The double hiller 
only is fitted with lever wheel. The hilling blades are 43 inches 
long, adjustable in width or height as wanted; the double 
machine works all rows up to 4 feet apart. The single works 
all widths, and where market gardeners plant close and first 
bleach every row, it is "just the thing." Before hilling, the soil 
should be thoroughly loosened with a horse hoe. 
J. Horace mcParlano Co., horticulturai, printer., harri.buro. pa. 
