Bacon Drills & Cultivators 
The “Bacon” Cultivator 
a Dependable tool 
N3I2 
The large, heavy drive wheel of the “Bacon” is 
on the rear, which results in three important points 
of superiority over other seeders which have the 
front wheel drive: 
(1) In working any hand seed drill there is a 
natural tendency to throw considerable weight 
downward on the handles, which results in raising 
the front wheel somewhat off the ground which 
results in spaces of light sowing, or no sowing 
whatsoever. 
(2) THE “BACON” LARGE HEAVY DRIVE 
WHEEL BEHIND will not work into the soil but 
on it, thus running much easier. 
(3) Because of the fact that on the “BACON” 
THE LARGE, HEAVY DRIVE WHEEL IS BE¬ 
HIND, the entire drilling unit can be removed by 
merely loosening two bolts, which leaves the culti¬ 
vator ready for the particular attachment desired 
without any modification of the front wheel or 
cultivator frame. 
The feed of the “Bacon” drill is the most per¬ 
fect to be found on any drill made. It is adjust¬ 
able for sowing all kinds of seeds from turnip to 
peas. The construction of the feeding device in¬ 
sures an even flow of seed which is a most im¬ 
portant point with all gardeners. 
Through the use of a ribbed malleable frame 
and the proper distribution of metal, produce a 
line of hand cultivators which combine rigidity and 
strength with extreme lightness of working parts, 
enabling the operator to do unusually close work 
without fatigue. Every gardener that has used one 
vows that he would not be without his “Bacon” 
cultivator. Our attachments include everything 
which is necessary for the proper cultivation of all 
the regular crops. 
Prices of Bacon Drills and Cultivators 
Order by number. Not prepaid. 
No. 1 BACON DRILL. Without Cultivator, boxed, 
$ 11 . 00 . 
No. 10 BACON DRILL. With Hill-Dropping At¬ 
tachment, boxed, $11.75. 
No. 12 BACON DRILL. Seed Drill with Hill- 
Dropping Attachment, combined with No. 4 Culti¬ 
vator, $13.75. 
No. 3 CULTIVATOR. Single Wheel Cultivator, hoe 
and plow, boxed, $6.00. 
No. 4 CULTIVATOR. Single and Double Wheel 
Cultivator, hoe and plow, boxed, $6.25. 
Norcross Weeder Hoes 
Best 
Prong 
Hoe 
On 
Earth 
With them you can work closely around the 
plants, stir the soil to any depth and leave it 
level and loose. Light and easy to use. The 
prongs are detachable, for use on wheel hoes, etc. 
Midget Weeder, 3-prong, 12-inch handle. Prepaid 
50c. Not prepaid 40c. 3-prong Hoes 4-foot han¬ 
dle, prepaid 90c. Not prepaid 75c, 5-prong Hoes, 
4-foot handle, prepaid $1.25. Not prepaid $1.00. 
Alfalfa .33 
Amaryllis .49 
Apple .51 
Antrol .56 
Aquilegia .. 35, 42 
Arsenate of 
Lead .55 
Artichoke . 1 
Asparagus . 1 
Asparagus Roots 1 
Aster .35 
Atlacide .56 
Bands, Plant . .24 
Barley .31 
Bacteria .32 
Baskets .01 
Beans .2, 3, 4 
Beets .4, 5 
Begonia .49 
Blackberries . . .50 
Black Leaf 40, 55 
Books .... 14 to 64 
Bone Meal .57 
Bordo .55 
Broccoli . 1 
Broom Corn ...31 
Brussels Sprouts 1 
Buckwheat ....31 
Cabbage . 6 
Cabbage Plants 7 
Caladium ......49 
Cannas .... 36, 49 
Carrot . 9 
Cauliflower ...7, 8 
Celery . 8 
Celeriac . 9 
Cherry .51 
Ceresan ....31, 56 
Chicory . 5 
Chinese Cabbage 6 
Chicks .63 
Chrysanthemum 42 
Chufas .28 
Cinnamon Vine 49 
Citron Melons . . 16 
Climbers 40 and 41 
Clover .33 
Collards . 5 
Corn, Ensilage. 30 
Corn, Field ....29 
Corn, Pop .11 
Corn, Salad .... 5 
Corn, Sweet 10, 11 
Cosmos .36 
Cow Peas .31 
Cress . 5 
Cro Tox .28 
Cucumber .12 
Cultivators . .65-58 
Currants .50 
Dandelion . 5 
Dahlias. .47 and 48 
Delphinium 37, 42 
Derrisol .28 
Dill .5, 28 
Drills .58-65 
Dusters .62 
Egg Plant .13 
Endive .13 
Evergreens .53 
Evergreen Spray 53 
Fertilizer .57 
Fertilizer Dis¬ 
tributor ...59-60 
Flax .31 
Flower Seeds 
.34 to 41 
Floranid .57 
Formaldehyde 
.31, 56 
Fruit Trees ....51 
Garden Tools 58-59 
Garlic .13 
Gladioli .48 
Gloves .14 
Gooseberries .... 50 
Gourds .41 
INDEX 
Grafting Wax . .50 
Grapes .50 
Grape Dust ....54 
Grass .33 
Herbs .28 
Hoes .46, 65 
Hollyhock .37 
Hotkaps .60 
Horse Radish ..28 
Inoculator .32 
Insecticides 55, 56 
Iris ... .43 and 44 
Ismene . 49 
Kale .13 
Kohl Rabi .13 
Labels .60 
Lawn Grass ...33 
Leek .13 
Lettuce .14 
Lilies .49 
Lime Sulphur . . 55 
Madeira Vine . . 49 
Mangels . 5 
Manure .57 
Marigold .38 
Millet .33 
Mole Traps .... 59 
Mulch Paper ... 60 
Mushroom .13 
Mustard .13 
Mustard Spinach 13 
Muskmelon .... 15 
Nasturtium .38, 41 
Nicotine Sulphite 
.55 
Nitrophoska ...57 
Oats .31 
Okra .18 
Onion Seeds ...17 
Onion Plants ..18 
Onion Sets .18 
Ornamental 
Trees .53 
Pansy .38, 39 
Paracide . . 
55 
Parsley . . . 
21 
Parsnip . . . 
18 
Peach . . . 
51 
Peas . 
19, 
20 
Peas, Field 
• • • 
31 
Peanuts 
• . • • 
.21 
Pear . 
.51 
Peat Moss 
57 
Peonies . 44 
and 
45 
Pepper .. . 
.20 
Perennials 42 to 
46 
Petunia . . . 
.39 
Phlox ... 
39, 
45 
Plant Marvel . 
.57 
Plum . 
.51 
Potatoes 
.22 
Pots, Plant 
• • • 
.24 
Poultry . . . 
63 
Privet .... 
54 
Pumpkin . 
.21 
Quince . . . 
.51 
Radish . . . . 
.23, 
24 
Rakes .... 
62 
Raffia .... 
46 
Rape . 
.31 
Raspberries 
• • • 
.50 
Rhubarb 
.21 
Rhubarb Roots 
21 
Roses ..... 
54 
liuta Baga 
• • • 
.28 
Rye . 
• • • • 
30 
Sage . 
.28 
Salsify .... 
21 
Salvia .... 
40 
Seeders 
59 
Seed Drills 
• • • 
.58 
Semesan 
Settee . 
Sheep Manure 
60 
33, 
57 
Shrubs . 51 to 
53 
Slug Shot . 
55 
Smuttox .. 
32 
Snapdragon ....35 
Snarol .56 
Sorghum .31 
Soy Beans .30 
Spinach* .24 
Spray Materials 55 
Spray Pumps 
.61 to 62 
Sprinkler 60 to 62 
Stop Vermin ...56 
Strawberry .... 60 
Squash .25 
Sulphate 
Ammonia ... .57 
Sulpho Tobacco 
Soap .55 
Sulphur, Soluble 55 
Sul-Powder ... .55 
Sunflower . . . 24, 37 
Sweet Peas ....41 
Sweet Potatoes. . 22 
Sweet William. . 40 
Swiss Chard ... 5 
Tangle Foot ... 56 
Timothy .33 
Tobacco .27 
Tobacco Dust ..55 
Tools ... .58 to 65 
Tomato.26, 27 
Topzol .56 
Trowels .59 
Turnip .27 
Tuberose .49 
Verbena .40 
Vetch .31 
Vigoro .57 
Vines .52 
Watermelon ... 16 
Weeders . 
5, 32, 46, 59 to 65 
Weed Puller ...32 
Wheat .31 
Wurzel . 5 
Zinnia .40 
