U4 LAWN AND GARDEN REQUISITES- iCominaed) 
STATE NURSERY CO. 
INSECTICIDES, Etc.-(Continueci) 
UARNCKE'S 
W Your Plants 
THE CUTWOialS 
Poison 
OUXWOBM POOD— There is no more exas- 
peratiiiif insect pest witli wliic-li tlie gard- 
ener contends, tlian tlie out worm. The 
most careful preparation ot the land, lib- 
eral fertilizing-, choicest see Is or plants are 
iherehy all waste I. An J all the work, ex- 
pense and anticipation of financial returns 
are wiped out in a night. And all this 
is so easily avoiiieJ. Just Jroo teaspoon- 
ful of Cutworm KooJ around each plant the 
day it is set out, or o i each hill as the seed- 
lings break through, and instead of eatTng 
llie plants, tlie worm eats a little of the 
l''ood and his work is forever done. He 
is dead. anJ no more capable of damaging 
crops or pro lucing posterity to cause an- 
noyance and loss in vears to come. 
1 l^b. Pkg. (Postpaid) 30c; ^ \,b. Pkg. 
(Postpaid) $1.15 
TAI^BOT'S AWT EXTESMINATOR — A veg- 
etable-mineral compounJ, coming in con- 
tact with the ant's body forming a chemi- 
cal combination, destroys the respiratory 
ctlls. Suffocation and death results. Read instructions on 
can, and also observe the following: Vo not use this powder 
on wet ground. To kill ants in hill, place Dowder in circle 
.■about 8 inches away from Iiole. Never put powder in the 
hole. Use sufficient powder that ant cannot get to hole witli- 
, out ciming In contact with powder. Renew powder every 
■ two or three dajrs. if necessary, until all ants are dead. Non- 
•■ poisonous. Note: Keep powder dry and use in dry .places 
" -'■ for best results. 
V4 I-.b. Perforated Can (Postpaid) 30c; % Lb. Perforated 
can 55c 
CRAPE DTTST — (Hammonds.) For use on Vegetables, Roses and 
Grapes. On Lettuce and Cauliflower in the forcing liouse. 
against mildew on tlie cucumber, cranberry, gooseberry, the 
. T . powdery mildew of tlie grape, onion, inert rust mite on 
the orange. Rust or mildew on parsley, muskmelons or 
other plants. "Grape Dust" is a practical and usually effec- 
tual remedy. It has been used 25 years. 5 Lb. Pkg. 60c; 
5 Lb. Pkg. (Postpaid) 75c 
CHIiOBOIiETTM — For destroying Chicken Lice, Bed Bugs, Ants 
and otlier insects. To destroy Ants use one part Cliloroleum 
to 30 parts water and pour in their nest after sundown. 
Per Quart can, with directions, (Postpaid) 75c 
UMS SXrtPHVB SOI^VTIOIT — An Insecticide recommended for 
the eradication of scale. Spra.v early in spring before the 
foliage opens. T Qt. Can (Postpaid) 60c 
HAMMOND'S WEED EIIiI^EB — Tlie method of killing weeds 
thoroughly by application of this litiuid has become general. 
It IS a great labor-saver. It is to be use 1 only on paths, 
drives, gutters and places where no growth is wanted. Best 
time to apply is after rain, while the ground is moist, and 
will absorb the liquid to the roots of grass and Weeds. One 
gallon will make 20 gallons of treating liquid, sufficient to 
cover 100 square yards of surface. 
Price, 1 Gallon, 11.75; 1 Qt. (Postpaid) 60c 
Cyclone Seeder, Planters 
POTATO PIiANTEB — A light tubular planter. Its spring-close 1 
jaws are especially designed to enter the soil easily, yet 
open wide enough to drop the largest seed. The dropping 
lever is adjustable for any depth of planting. The conveyor 
tube is galvanized iron. Price, each, $1.25; (Postpaid) $1.45 
ACME COBir FIiANTEB — Works in any soil; has a flexible and 
adjustable iron drop, and dees not wear the brush. It has 
an iron seed box and iron channel. The fot is made of pol- 
ished steel. It is well made, strong, durable, reliable and 
gives universal satisfaction. 
Each, $1.50; (Postpaid) $1.70 
Ac ne Corn Planter. 
Potato Planter. 
THE CYCLONE SEEDEB — Fifty 
acres in a ten-liour day — seeded 
evenly, thoroughly and easily. 
Tliat's what you can do with a 
Cyclone Seeder. Use it with any 
seeds that can be sown broadcast 
— or with ground bone, ashes or 
fertilizers — a Cyclone will pay for 
itself in three hours' work. Be- 
cause its absolutely even distri- 
bution will make three bushels 
do the work of four. Low priced, 
but guaranteed absolutely. The 
average cost of a peck of clover 
seed will buy a Cyclone Seeder — 
and a Cyclone will save you that 
.1 X much in a si.x-acre sowinc It i-if 
o'fiT^he IZ^-^H^H'l saw To^Shaped 
one shmflder ^'.h against the left side by a strap over 
one shoulder— there is no neck strap and your liands are in 
a natural po.sition, and it surely does the work Stands up 
ng 'price fl'^n "?T?°",- ^"v your ne^t sow*^ 
ing. Price, $1.50; (Postpaid) $1.65 
IheSOWERTHAT 
ISCATIEDSEVEKLr 
SPRAYERS 
THE "SUCCESS" 
SPBA'y PUMP — 
Tliis pump has 
brass air cham- 
ber in the stock 
and is f iirnishe 1 
with Bordeaux 
Nozzle which 
throws continu- 
ous stream, or 
fine or coarse 
spray. Price, as 
illustrated, with 
X ft. hose. .$4.50 
Postpaid ..$4.75 
THE "PEBPECT 
SUCCESS" — The 
1) e s t Bu 0 k e I 
pump ever man- 
ufactured. The 
special foot rest 
clamps bucket 
and pump solid- 
ly together, and 
a sliding ring on 
the cylinder se- 
cures the bail so that the outfit may 
be carried in one hand. Four feet of 
hose and Bordeaux Nozzle Is fur- 
nished. Price complete, with 4 ft. 
hose. $5.00; Postpaid $5.25 
7 foot extra section of hose for Suc- 
cess or Perfect .Success Pumps with 
couplings and pole hoMer. . . . $1.50 
The "Success.' 
8RASS 
8ALL VALVE ^ 
AND VALVE SEAT ' 
No. 25 Spray Pump. 
THE NO. 25 BBASS SFBAY PUMP — Constructed entirely of 
brass, furnished with three feet of heavy, best quality rub- 
ber hose, detachable. Strong serviceable pump for all kinds 
of spraying, from a fine mist to whitewash spraying. 
Price, as illustrated, complete, $4.00; postpaid $4.25 
