5$ 
THE INLAND SEED C O.’S 
POTATO PLANTER 
PINGREE OR ACME — Is practi¬ 
cally the same as the Acme Tubu¬ 
lar without the tube down the han¬ 
dle. You lift the plant¬ 
er up and drop the po¬ 
tato in the lower part. 
It is light and a very 
satisfactory planter. 
Weight 5 lbs.; price, 
$1.25; add postage. 
GRASS SEEDER 
Genuine Cahoon 
IMPROVED 
CYCLONE 
The improved 
“Cyclone” is the 
only Hand Seed 
Sower that is 
framed together 
with a slope feed 
board. 
Automatic Feed 
Shut-off starts ©r 
stops flow of seed 
instantly. 
The improved 
“Cyclone” is 
g u a r a n teed to 
sow perfectly all 
seed that can be sown broadcast, such as clover, 
timothy, millet, flax, wheat, oats, alfalfa, etc., 
etc. Weight, 5 lbs. Price, $2.25; add postage. 
[The SOWER THAT 
SCATTERS EVENLY 
DUSTERS 
WIRE BOUND 
STEEL 
HOPPER 
TWO 
OATES 
GEAR 
AND 
FRAME 
MALLEABLE 
,RON DISCHARGER 
The Genuine Cahoon has malleable iron 
frame, top of hopper wire bound, bag 7-ounce 
duck, double gate, speeded so that step of op¬ 
erator at an ordinary gait corresponds to one 
complete turn of the handle. Secure the genu¬ 
ine original Cahoon Seeder as it is much supe¬ 
rior to Imitations. Price, $5.00. Weight 8 lbs. 
Add postage. 
GRASS SEEDERS 
American Beauty 
THE WORLD'S FINEST ONE-MAN DUSTER 
When dusting is 
to be well done 
and a great deal 
depends on perfect 
protection from in¬ 
sect pests and dis¬ 
ease, the supre¬ 
macy of the Amer¬ 
ican Beauty has 
never been ques¬ 
tioned. 
Its high quality, 
stability and per- 
fect performance 
make it ideal for 
growers of valua¬ 
ble crops. 
Price, $20.00. 
Weight, 18 lbs. 
Add postage. 
NO. 667—A large size duster, pump operated, 
and is adapted to field crops such as potatoes, 
onions, melons, beans, etc. Pump heavy coated 
sheet steel, 2% inches in diameter by 12 inches 
long. It is furnished with a straight flat nozzle 
for ordinary use, also with a broad angle tip 
for reaching underside of leaves. Price, $2.25; 
weight, 6 lbs.; add postage. 
NO. 663—Medium size but very efficient when 
used around restaurants, stores, offices, etc., in 
applying any sort of powder for the extermina¬ 
tion of bed bugs, roaches, ants, etc. Price, 50c; 
weight, 2 lbs.; add postage. 
WHEELBARROW —They run easily, and sow 
evenly in windy weather. The quantity of seed 
sown is accurately governed by the wheel, 
which moves correspondingly slow or fast as 
the machine runs over the ground. This seeder 
is constructed on up-to-date principles. It has 
a strong steel wheel, 32 inches in diameter, 
with an inch and a quarter by one-quarter inch 
steel tire. 14-foot spread. Price, $15.00. 
NO. 660—Small size but a great favorite when 
used about the home for any kind of insecticides 
in powder form. Price, 35c; weight, 2 lbs.; add 
postage. 
