1916 
— SPECIAL NOTICE — = 
We give this New Idea Seeder ABSOLUTELY FREE 
THE NEW IDEA BROADCAST SEEDER-.-Supenor to all other 
, ^ makes, cajjacity from 4 to 8 acres per liour. Tlie sujxsriority of tliese macliines lias 
j placed it loremcst in tlie rank oi lahor savin(J agricultural luiplenients. A saving 
ol over oue-lialf tlie labor, at tlie same time eliniinatmg all pofsible waste in sowing. 
S; Tlie macliine can he operated by any person entirely unfamiliar witli any macliinc 
of tins natvire. Packed vveiglit ready for sliipment 4 lbs. Price $3.00 
TO DEMONSTRATE tl,e superiority of tl.is iiiacluiie and (Jivc ovir custo- 
mers tlie benefit of a great labor saving device, we arc oflenng to give absolutely 
FREE of charge this macliiiie witli an order for $0,00 worth ot Garden and 
Flower Seeds in either bulk or package ^elected irom our catalog. This is the 
opportunity of a Iile time to secvire one of the best Broadcast Sowers on the 
market, , 
NOTICE — Only one machine to each cvistomer. 
Giant 
Tree 
TOMATO 
It grows from IC to 15 ft. high and if planted 
early will hegin to ripen by July 4th. '| he 
Flesh ii tinil an i ."olid. ahnost see ilcss. 
fine ^rainefl clear tiiroutrii. mitl of the most 
(k'liciou'i fl ivor ever fouiiu In a tomato. 
The Kriiit wt^^gh*! f.-otn ]« to 2i ounces 
and specimens haie been grown weighing 3 
pounds, 'ihisisuotan un- 
tried novelty. We intro- 
duced it 14 years ago und 
our sales of it have in- 
creased each season; this 
fact alone shouid reconi- 
mcnd it to every one 
wanting a choice tomato. 
L L. MAY & C^O. 
Seedsmen, Xurserynien and Florists, ST. PAUL, MINN. 
SPECIAL OFFER 
may^rMe 
Celebrated $1.00 
Collection of English 
SHOW PANSiES 
This Wonder Offar is for pre- 
cisely same coUcction univer 
sai'.j- bo) J for $1.00. and Is tbe 
finest sti-alnnf KjikMsU Pan«y 
novel lie*! oft'ered . V I ower.- pro 
dij^riour- siy.e. iwaRiiiilcont roJ 
oiing:, snporD marking. Seed selected from largest and nioM 
b-'v-utlful tlowers, never faiiytogivrs&tielaction. CoHcc-tion 
Includes tlie following namei varieties: 
flay #;!i«c»i--Largo purowliiteflower*=.tR(:gnlarpr!ce 16<rl 
K.icvt'(>tiov — Rich bhit! with yellow eye. " '* iftc 
fl«rle<s«in— Finely marked and blotched. " I5i 
l>if(6«o— »ark purplish black. " " ifio 
Ht'tiitftf of j!£ent—hemvt\ yeWovT. *• " 20c 
i?fiae*?«l J5i»i|M»ft S/iotr— Grard mVxturo. '* " tOo 
2aatf*s Mmp'j^t'iaS Collection 
Tht'follov.ing? var'otiesareof the 
h^rge li-ce-llowcring class, uncoualled by any oi the high 
oriced sorts sold at 15 to 25c pkt. Cream of new and oldei 
BJtrts. For 3Ji»c wo will mail 1 pkt. eafh 
.4 meWrrt— Scarlet and crimson. <»r«r** White 
.lliss Kckfov<t~Yello-w. Caj<ftHin of the Uluen, 
!!roj*arc/i— maroon. CouHtespt £«(li<oi^Maure. 
Apple jBlosaow— riashf-d and clouded. 
yfixaitKiialish. Shor 
SWEEfPEAS 
