For Chick Diarrhea 
We Recommend 
AVICO 
Don’t sit back, and say your loss 
of baby chicks can’t be stopped. It 
can be stopped—easily, quickly, and 
at almost no expense by using Avi- 
col in the drinking water occasional¬ 
ly. Avicol is a special bowel astringent, and helps the 
chick withstand infection. 
Easy to give. Simply drop an Avicol tablet in the 
drinking water. The chickens doctor themselves. 
Price, 50c; by mail, 55c; large size (two and one-half 
times 50c size), $1.00; by mail, $1.10. Guaranteed. 
Don Sung is a concentrated medi¬ 
cine—no bulk or filler—ready to add 
to the mash-feed. It has a direct tonic 
action and doesn’t force or hurt the hen in any way. It 
does its wonderful work by putting the hen in good health, 
and helping maintain that health. 
BowStwg 
Tonic For 
LAYING HENS 
Prices of Don Sung Tablets: Small size, 50c, postpaid; 
large size (3 times 50c size), $1.00, postpaid; special size 
(6 times $1.00 size), $5.00, postpaid. 
BLACK LEAF WORM POWDER. 
A new “one-shot” control of round worms. Fed in mash 
without the necessity of handling the birds. 
Prices: 4-oz. size (100 birds), 75c; iy 2 -lb. size (600 
birds), $2.90; 3-lb. size (1,200 birds), $5.60, postpaid. 
“GOLD LEAF” TOBACCO POWDER. 
Controls round worms. 2 lbs., 25c; by mail, 35c; 10 
lbs., 65c; 100 lbs., $4.25. 
Colds in Poultry 
Quickly Stopped 
Wheezing, Rattling, 
Choking Trouble 
Conquered in 48 Hours 
Keep a bottle of Group-Over on 
hand, and at the first symptom of 
a cold in your flock, start giving it 
to every affected bird. It clears 
the air passages and brings relief 
with magic quickness. Group-Over 
is easily given. It comes in a 
liquid form and a few drops do 
the work. 
This famous remedy is positive¬ 
ly guaranteed to give complete, 
prompt, and positive results, or 
your money will be refunded in 
full. There is nothing on the mar¬ 
ket like Group-Over for roup, colds, 
and canker. 
Prices: 50c, by mail, 55c; large 
size (3 times 50c size), $1.00; by 
mail, $1.10; special size (more 
than 5 times $1.00 size), $3.00; 
by mail, $3.25. (The special size 
is packed in a glass quart con¬ 
tainer, which when empty, fits into 
a special glass base included free 
and which makes a complete 
quart-size glass drinking foun¬ 
tain.) 
AVENARIUS 
> 
Carbolineum kills chick¬ 
en mites or fowl ticks in 
poultry houses. Applied 
f//////s T.Aoi mark once a year, by brush or 
r* a Qfi/M sprayer, guaranteed to ex- 
GrlKoC/Ar terminate the mites or 
ticks and keep them away a whole year. Money refunded 
if it fails to do it. 
Carbolineum is also very valuable as a wood preserva¬ 
tive and stain. Used to preserve roofs and fence posts. 
Prices: 1 gal., $1.50; 5 gals., $7.00; 10 gals., $12.50, 
postpaid. 
Page 
Ageratum.45 
Alfalfa.68, 69 
Alyssum.45, 54 
Antirrhinum.51 
Apple Trees.66 
Aquilegia.54 
Asparagus. 6 
Aster.43,44 
Baby’s Breath.47, 55 
Bachelor’s Button.45 
Balsam.45 
Barberry.65 
Barley.76 
Beans, Field.80 
Beans, Garden.7,8, 9 
Beets.10 
Begonia.54, 56 
Blanket Flower.47,55 
Bleeding Heart.61 
Blue Grass, Brome Grass.84 
Bridal Wreath.64 
Broccoli.18 
Brussels Sprouts.18 
Buckwheat.81 
Butterfly Flower.52 
Cabbage.12,13 
Cabbage Plants.13 
Calendula.45 
California Poppy.46 
Calliopsis, Candytuft... 45 
Canary Bird Flower.45 
Cane Seed.83 
Canna.45, 59 
Canterbury Bells.... 45, 54 
Caraway.21 
Cardinal Climber.46 
Carnation.46 
Carrot.15 
Castor Oil Beans.51 
Cathedral Bells.45 
Cauliflower, Celery.14 
Celeriac.18 
Celosia, Centaurea.. .45,46 
Cynoglossum.46 
Cherry Trees.66 
Page 
Chicory, Cress.18 
Chinese Wool Flower.... 52 
Chives.29 
Chrysanthemums.45 
Clover Seed.70, 71 
Cobaea Scandens, Clarkia45 
Coreopsis.54 
Corn, Field.72, 75 
Corn, Sweet.16,17 
Coxcomb, Cosmos.. . 45, 46 
Cucumber.20, 21 
Cultivators.89, 90 
Currants.66 
Cypress Vine.46 
Cypripedium.61 
Dahlia.47,60 
Daisy, Didiscus... 46,47,54 
Delphinium.54 
Dianthus, Digitalis. .47, 54 
Dill.21 
Dolichos.46 
Egg Plant.18 
Endive.18 
Escholtzia.46 
Euphorbia.47 
Everlasting Flowers.47 
Ferns.56 
Fertilizers.92 
Fertilizer Spreaders.89 
Feterita.83 
Flax.81 
Flex-O-Glass.95 
Flower Pots.90 
Forget-Me-Not.47 
Four O’clock.47 
Foxglove.54 
Fruit Trees.66, 67 
Fuchsia..56 
Fungicides.93, 94 
Gaillardia.47, 55 
Garden Tools.89, 90 
Garlic.29 
Geraniums.55 
Gladioli.58, 59 
Gooseberries.66 
INDEX 
Page 
Godetia, Gomphrena. ... 47 
Gourds.21,47 
Grapes.65 
Grass Seeds.84 
Gypsophila.47, 55 
Hedge Plants.65 
Heliotrope.48 
Herbs.21 
Hollyhock.48, 55 
Honeysuckle.65 
Horse Radish.33 
House Plants.56, 57 
Huckleberry.19 
Humulus.48 
Hydrangea.56 
Inoculation.69, 79 
Insecticides.93,94 
Iris.62 
Ivy. ....65 
Kaffir Corn.83 
Kochia.48 
Kohl Rabi, Kale.19 
Larkspur.48 
Lawn Grass 
Inside Front Cover 
Leek.19 
Lettuce.22, 23 
Lilacs.64 
Lobelia..».48 
Lunaria, Linaria.47, 48 
Mangels.11 
Marigold.48 
Marjoram.21 
Market Gardeners 
List.41, 42 
Marvel of Peru.47 
Mignonette.48 
Millets.85 
Milo Maize.83 
Moonflower.48 
Morning Glory.48 
Mulch Paper.27 
Muskmelon.24, 25 
Mushroom.27 
Mustard.19 
Page 
Nasturtium.49 
Nitragin.69 
Nodogen.79 
Nursery Stock.61,67 
Oats.77, 78, 79 
Okra.19 
Onion, Onion Sets. . 
.28, 
29 
Onion Plants. 
.29 
Orchard Grass. 
.84 
Pansy. 
.55 
Parsley, Parsnip.... 
,33 
Peanuts. 
33 
Pear Trees. 
6ft 
Peas, Field. 
80 
Peas, Garden. 
30 
31 
Peat Moss. 
.92, 
95 
Peonies. 
62 
Pepper. 
32 
Perennial Plants.61, 
62, 
63 
Petunia, Portulaca.. 
50 
Phlox.50, 
55, 
63 
Plant Foods.92 
Planters.89 ,90 
Plum Trees.66 
Pop Corn.17 
Poppy.49, 55, 63 
Portulaca.50 
Potatoes.86,87,88 
Poultry Supplies. 94, 95, 96 
Privet.65 
Pumpkin.32 
Pyrethrum.55, 63 
Radish.34,35 
Rape.80 
Raspberries. 67 
Rat Scent, Rat Corn. .. .94 
Red Top, Rye Grass. .. .84 
Reed Canary Grass.84 
Rhubarb.33 
Ricinus.51 
Roses.64 
Rutabaga.4o 
Rye.80 
Sage.21 
Salpiglossis.51 
Page 
Salsify.19 
Salvia, Scarlet Runner. .51 
Scabiosa.51, 55 
Schizanthus.52 
Seeders.89, 90 
Semesan.25, 75, 78, 86 
Shade Trees.65 
Shrubs, Spirea.64, 65 
Statice.47, 54, 63 
Stocks.51 
Snapdragon.51 
Snowball.65 
Soy Beans.82 
Speltz.81 
Spinach.36 
Sprayers.91 
Squash, Sweet Potatoes.. 37 
Strawberries.67 
Strawflowers.47 
Sudan Grass.S3 
Sugar Beets.11 
Sunflower.51,85 
Sweet Clover.71 
Sweet Corn.16,17 
Sweet Peas.52 
Sweet William.55 
Swiss Chard.11 
Tigridia Bulbs.58 
Timothy.84 
Tobacco.33 
Tomato.38,39 
Tools.89,90 
Tuberose.59 
Turnip.40 
Venidium.53 
Verbena.53 
Vetch.85 
Vinca.52 
Vigoro...92 
Vines.65 
Wallflower.52 
Watermelon.26, 27 
Weeders.89, 90 
Wheat.81 
Zinnia.53 
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