114 LAWN AND GARDEN REQUISITES 
State Nursery and Seed Co. 
HOSE MENDERS 
COOPER HOSE SIENDEBS — (Brass) — For 
joining a biolien hose cut tlirough, in- 
\ sert llie meniier and wire on both 
\ ends. For eitlier % incli or % inch 
! hose. Each 10c 
HOSE MENDER — (Galvanized Iron) 
Used same way as above; % inch. 
Kach lUc 
PERFECT CIiINCHER HOSE MENDER — 
iMo wiring, no scrcvvs. no tools needed ex- 
cept a haninier; no obstruction in the hose; 
a boy can use tliem and make a pertect 
mend; a one-piece article which does tlie 
work of the meiider and tube and two 
clamps ordinarily used. 
I'rice, Inch 15c 
Price, ■Si incii 15o 
'\ HOSE BANDS — (Brass) in % inch or % 
\ inch, for fastening the hose to a coupling 
V with nut and screw, each 5c 
— * HOSE WASHERS, Per doz 10c 
HOSE COUPLINGS 
HOSE COUi>I.INGS — (Brass) In % inch or % inch sizes. Per 
pair, 30c; postpaid, - ^"<^ 
"PERFECT CI.INCHING" HOUSE COUPLING — All brass — self- 
fastening. Slip it in the hose and hammer down — that's all. 
A self-fastening coupling that does not require extra bands. 
bolts, or wires. It ad- 
justs itself to any thick- 
ness of hose. A fixed 
hold — it will not pull 
off. It cannot turn 
within the hose, a great 
gain over other coup- 
lings. A smooth joint 
with no projecting 
parts. A perfect joint 
that cannot leak. Re- 
quires one tool — a ham- 
mer. The finger ends 
come down directly be- 
hind the head, buckling 
the hose over the head 
and clamping it down tight; pressure tends to set the head more 
solidly into the rubber — the harder the pressure the tighter it 
gets. It makes the same point with the hose as the Perfect 
Clinching Mender. The tough brass in the clamping fingers per- 
mits taking off and using again. Made of heavy wrought brass 
In %. % and H inch sizes. Strong and durable at every joint. 
Price, each 30c; postpaid 35c 
GARDEN REELS __ 
GARDEN REEI^S — For using with a garden line; very handy tool. 
Each, 7dc; (Postpaid) - _..90c 
GARDEN LINE 
GARDEN I.INE — Strong, braided jute line, 100 ft. lengths 80c 
GRAFTING WAX 
GRAFTING WAX — Prepared wax for grafting, V4 lb., 10c; 
% lb.. 20; 1 lb 35c 
GLAZING POINTS 
GIiAZING POINTS — Van Reyper's; the new point for glazing 
sash, etc. I'uv 1,000 Tic 
PRUNING PAINT 
PRUNING PAINT — You will find paint much more effective in 
stopping "hlfcding" of the F-np after pruning tree.s, slirubbery. 
etc., than tar and other niixturps sometimes used. Tt Is al.so 
more convenient to use and more satisfactory in every respect. 
It effectually seals the surface anil will not wash off with the 
weather. Pruning Paint is aKso an excellent preventive of 
worm boring. It is prepared ready for the brush. 
1 quart can 60c 
RAFFIA 
RAPPIA — TTseful material for lielng plants; also used for basket 
making. Per lb., 60c; (Postpaid), 70c 
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 masons' 
brick trowels. A stout, strong, trowel, suitable for the hardest 
work. 
Price, 6-inch blade, each 60c; (Postpaid) 70c 
212. 
212. Solid Steel, Garden Trowel, made of one piece heavy 
sheet steel, the shank and bhide being one piece; a good strong 
trowel for family use; finely polished. 
Price, 6-inch blade, each 40c; (Postpaid) 50c 
313. 
213. Made of cold rolled steel, bright blades, malleable Iron 
skanks firmly riveted. The blades will not pull off the shanks. 
Price, 6-inch blades, each, 25c; (Postpaid) 35c 
Price, 6-inch blades, each, 30c; (Postpaid) 45c 
214. 
214. English pattern, extra heavy Garden Trowels; shanks riv- 
eted on blade with extra long rivets; blades finely polished; a 
very fine article. 
Price, 6-inch blades, each, 25c; postpaid 35c 
215. English pattern, extra heavy, riveted by the new method. 
Price, 6-inch blades, each 30c; postpaid....... 35o 
216. Ladies' Flower Trowel. 
Price, 6-inch blade, 15c; 
aie. 
Riveted by new method. 
(Postpaid) - 25c 
217. 
217. Transplanting Trowel — the blade and shank of this trowel 
are made of one piece of heavy sheet steel. Excellent for lifting 
and setting out plants and seedlngs. 
Price, 5-inch blade, 15c; (Postpaid) 25c 
Price, 6-incIi blade. 20c; (Postpaid) 30c 
216A — Broad Bladed Bulb Trowel, each $1.00 
2120 — Long Handled Trowel. Each, 60c; (Postpaid) 70c 
r-^^^ WEEDERS 
Kf^f^^^ GARDEN WEEDER WITH RAKE — A short- 
11 1 I II handled tool, very handy for flower garden. 
"Mil Each, 25c; (Po-^^'d) 35o 
i AMflg^^S -.!«!*^1I'T' liANG WEEDER— One 
■"■^■■^^ ^f^o-"'^ of the handiest tools 
UA^P% ^^/''''^^■■■■-'^•'^^^ Tjull ' yet devised for weed- 
W%IKnV v'^^jsj^^^^^ Mm \ i '"S ^"(l thinning out. 
UuCCnCp jTwSSSBI^^. Postpaid 35c 
TOOL^CF"^' 
'on EARTH." 
DiBBl,i.S — No. 219 — Bent wood ~« i„ n | 
handle with iron point; usual size, 
handiest tool ever made for 
transplanting cabbages, etc. 
Rioli, 5()c; postpaid 60c 
DIBBI.es— No. 220 — "D" handle 
straight Iron Dibble, Price, each 
60c; postpaid 60c 
