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MARK MEANS COMPANY, 1936 ANNUAL SEED CATALOG, LEWISTON, IDAHO 
CHLORATE WEED KILLERS 
Kill® by penetration. Morning Glory, Canada Thistle, 
Quack Grass, Poison Ivy, Johnson Grass, Russian Knap- 
weep, Willows, Brush Puncture Vine and all other weeds 
and forms of vegetation. 
SODIUM CHLORATE AND ATLACIDE (Calcium Chlorate) 
Chlorates are used by the Federal Government and rec¬ 
ommended by State Agricultural Experiment Stations for 
killing noxious weeds, etc. Please write for literature and 
prices. 
SPRAY YOUR PLANTS THIS NEW SAFE WAY 
A highly effective, 
non-poisonous insecti¬ 
cide. Absolutely harm¬ 
less to man, livestock 
birds and pets. (Nv 
danger of eating poison¬ 
ed vegetables.) Cannot 
burn or otherwise injure most delicate plants even in the 
concentrated solutions. Keeps its strength indefinitely. Mo 
continuous agitation necessary—reimains in solution and 
will not gum sprayers. Will not injure rubber, metal, 
hands or clothing. Tests show EVER GREEN to be ef¬ 
fective against cutworms, cucumber beetles, cabbage 
worms, aphis (plant lice), leaf hoppers, thrips, rose slugs, 
melon beetles, currant worms and most other insects, 
both chewing and sucking. Being non-poisonous, it is 
mailable. One gallon makes 800 gallons effective aphis 
spray. Prices: iy 2 oz. 35c (makes 9 gal. spray); 6 ozs. 
$1.00; 16 ozs. $2.00; 32 ozs. $3.50; gallon bottle $13.00. 
Full instructions with each bottle. 
FRIEND 
of Growers and 
Poultry People! 
40% Nicotine. The world’s leading con¬ 
tact insecticide and poultry delouser. Al¬ 
ways dependable. ‘'A little goes a long way.” 
Kills Aphis, Thrips, Loaf Hoppers and 
other insects on garden, farm 
and orchard crops by contact 
and fumes—an advantage not 
possessed by non-volatile,non- 
poisonous spray materials. 
Also Kills Poultry Lice... 
Merely paint tops of perches 
with “Black Leaf 40.” Body 
heat from roosting birds cre¬ 
ates fumes which penetrate 
feathers and kill lice and 
feather mites. 
1 oz. _______.$0.35 2 lbs. ..—- 3.25 
5 ozs. . 1.00 5 lbs. . 5.85 
1 lb. 2.25 10 lbs.10.60 
ALL SPRAY MATERIALS F. O. B. LEWISTON 
STANLEY’S CROW REPELLANT 
Saves Replanting 
Will absolutely prevent crows and other corn pulling 
birds and animal pests such as moles, woodlchucks, 
gophers, squirrels, etc. from pulling corn. 
8 oz. Can. Enough to treat 1 bu. seed corn. Postpaid $.70 
1 pt. Can. Enough to treat 2 bu. seed corn. Postpaid $1.10 
SPRAY MATERIALS 
Dry Lime and Sulphur, 1 lb. 15c; 50 lbs. $6.00; 
100 lbs. ..$11.50 
Roche Harbor Lime, per bbl. 4.00 
Land Sulphur, 100 lbs. 3.30 
Blue Stone, 10c per lb.; per 100 lbs.. 9.00 
Grafting Wax, per lb.50 
Copper Carbonate, 50 per cent, per lb.23 
BORDEAUX MIXTURE, 4 lbs. 60c; 8 lbs. 1.10 
DRY ARSENATE OF LEAD, 1 lb. 20c; 4 lbs. 55c; 
48 lbs. 5.05 
PARIS GREEN, V\ lb. 20c; 1 lb. 50c; 5 lbs. 2.25 
We carry a full line of Stock and Poultry Feed. 
H ess and Conkey’s Tonics and Remedies 
Sperry’s Tested Surelive, Suregrow, Surelay. 
Please write for price lists 
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office 
CEL-O-GLASS 
U. S. Patent 1,580,287 
Unbreakable, weather proof; passes violet rays; economi¬ 
cal, durable, healthful. Comes in rolls 36 inches wide by 
100 feet long. Price: 40c per running foot, postpaid. 
GLASS FABRIC 
The same preparation is used as on the Cel-O-Glass 
but put on cloth. The same results are obtained, but of 
course it is not as durable. Comes 3 feet wide. Price: 30c 
per square yard, postpaid. 
INCREASE FARM PROFITS AND GARDEN PLEASURES 
SEMESAN JR. For Seed, Field and Sweet Corn. Semesan 
Jr. destroys harmful disease organisms on the seed, pro¬ 
tects seed from rotting in cold, wet soils, makes earlier 
planting possible, controls seedling blight, reduces root 
and stalk rot and generally increases crop yield. Use 2 
ounces per bushel’ of seed. Price: 4 ozs. 50c; 1 lb. $1.75; 
5 lbs. $8.00; 25 lbs. $31.25. 
CYCLONE SEED SOWER 
Guaranteed to distri¬ 
bute seed perfectly, di¬ 
rect and evenly to the 
land. Sows clover, tim¬ 
othy, red top, alfalfa, 
oats, rye, wheat, milled, 
buckwheat, turnip and 
other varieties of farm 
seeds. Clover seed is 
sown at a width of 18 
feet; timothy, 16 feet: 
afalfa, 20 feet; wheat 
2 5 feet; millet, 18 feet- 
oats, 18 feet. 
SOWER THAT Price, $2.60 each, 
SCAITERS EVENLt postpaid. $2.45 each, not 
postpaid. 
TIN HORN SEEDER 
Adjustable. A good service¬ 
able seeder at a very low 
price. Weight 1 lb. Each $1.15. 
Postpaid. 
ROUND BABY-CHICK FEEDERS 
The most popular on the market. The top fits snugly, 
yet can be easily taken apart for cleaning and filling. 
A great feed saver. 
No. 11—Dia. 6 in., 8 holes. Price- postpaid.16c 
No. 12—Dia. 8 Yt in., 12 holes*. Price postpaid.30c 
GRIT AND SHELL BOXES 
These boxes are the most practical 
means of economical feeding of Grit, 
Shell, Bone, Charcoal, etc. They will 
soon pay for themselves in material saved 
and will last a lifetime. 
No. 
Width 
Comp. 
Price 
45 
5 inch 
2 
$0.55 
9 
8 Vt inch 
3 
1.00 
90 
11 ineb 
4 
1.35 
Not a seam. Top and bottom each stamped from a 
single piece of metal makes the 
ECLIPSE FEEDING TROUGHS 
very popular for feeding chicks and growing stock. 
No. 27—10 in. Price postpaid .30c 
No. 28—20 in. Price postpaid .40c 
He al thy poultry returns an added profit with no additional expense 
