CATALOaVH Oh' SHEUS, PLANTS, BULBS AND IRUITS. 
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Planet Jr.'' Garden Tools for 1900. 
'PLANET JR." No. i. 
COriBINED SEED DRILL, 
CULTIVATOR, RAKE 
AND PLOW. 
J\ Garden 
Price, 
Complete 
As a Drill 
Only ... 
$12.00 
$$.50 
"PLANET JR. * No. 4. 
Combined Hill and Drill 
Seeder. Single Wheel Hoe 
Cultivator, 
Rake and Plow. 
What the Brill will 
do. It. will BOW a con- 
tinuous row with 
frreat regrularity; but 
ts distinctive tt-ature is 
that it viil also drop 
neatly in hills. It 
opens the furrow, drops 
either in hiils, or drills 
at pleasitre, covers, rolls 
down and marks the 
next row. all at one op- 
eration, 
f\ Ufbole Set of fbe Bc$t6araen tools for $10.50. 
Tiiis is tbe most popular cotobinetl tool known and its friends have 
Ocen Kilned I. y substan tial merit blone. It won the hijf host and only 
award at the Chicago iixpoaition. As a seed sower it is irtenticiil with 
the No. 2 "I'lnnet Jr." L>rill, tJiicpt in sae and has all its merits, iis 
stren^zth, durability, ease of <»peration and perfection of work. This 
combined tool has a complete set of cuTtivatinjr tools and all its opera- 
tions are rapid, <a?y perlVct.and del'ghtiul When used a-t a drill the 
seed is sown wiih ureat ngularity and at uniform depih. rciiulatert at 
pleasure. '1 he hopper holds one quart. The door, when opened, forms a 
convenient spout for filling with seed. From a drill it is chnnKed to its 
other uses by unscrcvrinir but two bolts, when any of the attachments 
iho wn in the cut can be instantly attached. 
THE "PLANET JR." No. ii. 
DOUBLE WHEEL HOE. 
CULTIVATOR, RAKE 
AND PLOW 
$9.50 Buys Cbt$« 
Thousands of farmers and gardeners who 
own this tool save its cost one or mure 
times evcrv year, for in an onion field and 
:imoni; many other crops.one can do more and better work with it than 
-iixmen w.th ordinary hoes. It is invaluable for all market garden cropn. 
1 he wheels are aboot ten inches in neijiht. strongly made, the best 
■naterial bdnf? used id their construction. The "Pisnet Jr." Double 
Wheel Hoe will straddle plitnta eighteen Inches high, and finish rows 
trom six to eighteen inches apart at one passage. The equipment con- 
sists of 1 pair of curved point hoes, 1 pair of rakes. 1 pair of plows. 1 
pair of narrow cultivator teeth, 1 pair of wide cultivator teeth, 1 pair of 
iletatchable leaf guards. 
Dew model Seed 
Drill. Price $7.00. 
Its record Is superb and ua- 
challeogcd. The adjustment in 
the New Model is accomplished 
in a very atmplc U'ni ertcctive 
manner by use of a slide with a 
pear-shaped opening- passing 
under the bottom of seed res- 
ervoir, which, is provided with 
a perforation of similar shape, in a reversed posi> 
tion. This slide cno be instantly adjusted to size 
indicated by in^ex. or to a hair's breadth varia- 
tinn hetween a vital point in a perfect seed drill. 
This inder or indicator is plain, convenient and 
reliable. Packed, weighs about 40 ponnds. 
The Hill-Dropping Attachment ia substantiaLpoflltive and 
exact. It is chaujicd m a moment from iiill-droppinj; to drill work 
by simply huokin>i iip tlic cut off and back a^ain by releasing; it. 
Hills mav be dr<'pj>ed 4, 6, 8, 12 or 24. inches apart. 
The cut-off. The riow of seed is started or stuppcd by a simpi* 
movement of the forefingt-r, without pausing or taking the hand 
from the handle. This is so eas-ily done that not one hill need b« 
missed in atartinpr. nor a single seed wasted in stopping. 
Throwing Out of ^oar. This can he done in an instant by tnoT- 
ing a convenient lever, and in guing backward it is thrown out ot 
gear automatically. 
Changing the <: pacing wheel- This can be done in half a min- 
ute or Ics-s. 
The opening plow. This is adjustable for all reasonable depthv 
and leaves the seed in a straight, very narrow line, to that tbe 
cultivation with the wheel hoes may be done in the closest manner. 
We furnish n special plow for muck and peat landSi and for sow- 
ing onion seeds for sets, Frioei eacn. 40c. 
fire fly PloWe Price $2.50. 
i- This tool is most tl»^nl to 
owners of small gaidens. It will 
throw a lurrow fuur to six inches 
wide and one to Ihtt-e inches 
deep. The furrows for manure or 
seeds can he opened and covered. 
In cultivating, plow away, 
weed and plo >v Hack afrain. This 
tool will enable a busy man to do 
in his spare minutes nearly all the 
work of a family garden. 
Chicken Baisers find It of 
great advantagre in plowing up 
their scratching yards. 
"Planet Jr." No. 4 Hill-Dropper has 1 pair hoes, .3 cultivatot 
teeth, 3 rakes (1 small, 2 lar>te), 1 plow. PriceSlS 00. 
"Plan»t Jr." No. IS has 1 pair hoes, 4, cultivator teeth, 9 
plows. Price 87. £5. 
•'Rlanet Jr." No. 13 has 2 plows onlv. Price *4.7B. 
"Planet Jr." No. 16. Single Wheel Hoe, Cultivator, Bake 
and Plow has 1 pair hoes. 3 cultivator teeth, 2 rakes and plov>. 
Pr.ce $6.00. 
"Planet Jr."^ No. 17 Single Wheel, Hoe, Cnltivator and 
Plow has 1 pair hoes, 3 cultivator teeth and 1 plow. Price 1(4.75 
"Planet Jr." No. 18 has l pair 6-inch hoes. Price $3 60. 
$7J5 for m% Seed Drtll. 
THE PLANET JR." No. a. 
This tool Is used the world over, and with the exception of ou» 
Hlll-Uroppinf; Drill, is the most perfect drill known. It holds tw9 
and one-hall quarts, sows in an even. ri-Rcilar stream, whether there 
is much or little in the hopper. The oiwninR plow .being dirrctlj 
between the wheels f'lllows all irregularities of the ground, is adjust 
able and once set opens the furrow at a uniform depth, and the seed! 
are deposittd in a very narrow line. The machine is extremes 
simple, havlnc no ngitators, belts or gearing, the seed cannot be * 
jured, even if sprouted. 
TfVouDon'ti 
Pind what you wont 
in the line of Garden 
Tools in this cat- 
alogue write us for "Planet Jr." catalogue. 
Mailed free to intending ptirchasers on 
application. 
