Helena, Montana. 
LA WN AND GARDEN REQUISITES— (Continued.) 1 25 
HOSE COUPLINGS 
HOSE COUFI.INaS — (Brass.) In y. Inch or % inch sizes. Per 
Pair 25c 
THE OBIQINAI^ "FEBFECT CI^ZKCHIirO" HOSE COUPUlTa — 
All brass — self -fastening. Slip It in the hose and hammer 
down — that's all. For cut hose — as .smooth and more durable 
than a factory inserted coupling. A self-fastening coupling 
that does not require 
extra bands, bolt.s or 
wires. It adjusts itself 
to any thickness of 
hose. A fixed hold — it 
will not pull oft. It 
cannot turn within the 
hose, a great gain over 
other couplings. .\ 
smooth joint with no 
propecting parts. A 
perfect joint that can- 
. , . c leak Requires one 
tool—a hamnu-r. The finger ends come down directly behind the 
head, buckling the hose over the head and clamping it tight 
against the body of the tube; either a direct pull, or heavy water 
pressure tends to set the head more solidly into the rubber the 
Smmi^mf^^^^k ^^^^^^^^tc^_^^ harder the pressure 
9bSu frm Tm I^^H^HSBS^b ^''^ tighter it gets, it 
iflilBl / /// 11 flBHI^^^^^TBB "I'll^es the same joint 
MHIi I II HI II iPM hose as the 
1 A \Mkvll IU^,.^^^^HiL^B brass in the clamping 
pBlSUlJISBsX ■■B^^^^S^^^'Bf fingers permits tak- 
*' . ^ l^^^B^^"*^ ing oft and using 
Maue of heavy wiu^.^lii. brass in %, 5-8 and 14 inch sizes, 
and durable at every point. Price, each, 15c- 
213 
213. Made of cold rolled steel, bright blades, malleable iron 
shanks firmly riveted The blades will not pull off the shanks. 
Price, 5-inch blades, each, 15c; 6-inch, blades 20c 
214 
214. lingiish pattern, extra heavy Garden Trowel; shanks riv- 
eted on blade with extra strong rivets: blades finely polished; a 
very fine article. 
Price, 6-inch blades, each 20c 
again. 
Strong 
**^^clf^O?'''™^ — "'^'"^ ^'"^ ^ garden line; very handy tool. 
OABDEN I.INE— Strong, braided jute line, 100 ft. lengths, 65c 
WAX — Prepared wax for grafting, lb., 10c; % lb., 
'*^^'''e?c.^°P^!:^;i'^r65c'''^^''^''"' 
FBUNine PAINT— You will find paint much more effective in 
stopping bleeding" of the sap after pruning trees shrubbery 
etc., than tar and other mixtures sometimes used. It is also 
more convenient to use and more satisfactory in every respect 
It effectually seals the surface and will not wash off with the 
weather. Pruning Paint is also an excellent preventive of 
worm bonng. It is prepared ready for the brush. 
1 Pmt Can, 30c; 1 Quart Can 60c 
215. English pattern, extra heavy, riveted by the new metho.l. 
Price, 6-inch blades, each , 20c 
216. 
aie 
Ladies' Flower Trowels. Riveted by new method. 
Price, 6-inch blade i5c 
217 
217. Transplanting Trowel— The blade and shank of this 
f,''°^®' ^''^ made of one piece of heavy sheet steel. Excellent for 
lifting and setting out plants and seedlings 
Price, 5-inch blade jSc 
WEEDERS 
RAFFIA 
BAPPIA— Useful material for tying plants; also used for basket 
making. Per Lb 35(. 
TROWELS 
211 
211. Forged Steel Garden Trowel, blade and shank are made 
of one piece of steel, being forged out in the same way as mason.s- 
brick trowels. A stout, strong trowel, suitable for the hardest 
work. ' 
Price, 6-inch blade, each 60c 
212 
212. 
-1, . Garden Trowel, made of one piece heavy 
sheet steel the shank and blade being one piece; a good strong 
trowel for family use; finely polished. 
Price, 6-inch blade, each 30c 
Steel Weeder. 
STEEI. WEEDEB — Special Steel blade; 
3-inch wide with plain ferrule, short 
handle. Eacli 40c 
AMEBICAN WONDEB — Very useful weed- 
er used extensively by market gardeners 
for thinning out. 
Each 26c 
DIBBIES— Bent wood handle with iron point; usual size, hand- 
iest tool ever made for transplanting cabbages, etc. Each, 30c 
DIBBIiES — ' D" handle straight iron Dibble. Price, each 40c 
_ GABDEN WEEDEB WITH BAKE.— A short- 
handled tool, very handly for flower garden. 
fL^St^^^ ^""^ 
lllin EXCEISIOB WEEDEB— Very popular tool In the 
' ' • I flower garden. Each lOo 
Ezcelslox Weeder. 
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