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Service—what a lot of 
satisfaction there is in being 
able to look back upon ser¬ 
vice well performed. Since 
1880 , the name of Hammond has stood for high stand¬ 
ards in Insecticides. We are now serving the grandsons 
of the men who first took our word for Hammond’s 
Slug Shot. And after forty years it continues to be the 
most widely used, dependable remedy for fighting the de¬ 
structive potato bug. 
Kept Faith 
for Three 
Generations 
Sold by Seed Dealers—from 
Coast to Coast 
The initial success which 
Slug Shot scored from ocean 
to ocean caused us to experi¬ 
ment along other lines and 
perfect different remedies for 
different pests. 
Hammond’s 
Thrip Juice 
is an effective contact insecticide 
which destroys sap sucking insects, 
such as Aphis, White Fly and other 
pests that live on plant juice. 
Equally effective for use indoors or 
around the garden and grounds. 
Still Other Garden Helps 
Besides the four leaders already 
mentioned, Hammond’s Horicum 
will be found helpful in fighting 
against San Jose Scale. A can of 
it should he in every garden home, 
since the Sanjose Scale infests prac¬ 
tically all deciduous fruit trees and 
many ornamentals. 
Hammond’s Bordeaux Mixture 
in fine pulp form is a superb article, 
ready to be diluted to be used in 
fighting all kinds of blight, espe¬ 
cially the potato blight. 
Then there is Hammond’s Scro- 
fularia Powder, Fluid Tobacco Ex¬ 
tract, and Kerosine Emulsion, all 
reliable remedies of great usefulness 
for field or garden. Hammond’s 
Gold Medal Remedies are sold from 
Ocean to Ocean, by the Seed dealers 
of America. Make up your mind 
that it is a good insecticide if it 
comes from Hammond’s. Write 
to-day for our booklet. 
Copper Solution 
continues to be a most satisfactory 
remedy against rust, blight, leaf- 
spot, and other diseases attacking 
fruits and flowers alike. Also an 
active agent against mildew and 
anthracnose or leaf-spot diseases. 
Grape Dust 
serves as an effective and econom¬ 
ical remedy against powdery mil¬ 
dew on vining vegetables as well 
as berry bushes. It counteracts 
powdery mildew on grapes and is 
equally satisfactory used outdoors 
or under glass. 
“Insects and 
Blights” 
now published for forty consecu¬ 
tive years, is a modest twenty- 
four page book which has been 
the standard advisor of Ameri¬ 
can home-gardeners on the sub¬ 
ject of fighting blights, bugs, and 
plant diseases. A thoroughly 
practical manual, every line of 
it dictated by experience, it de¬ 
serves a place in every home 
garden library. Send for your 
copy—a post card will do. 
“Insects and Blights” — Gladly Mailed Free 
Hammond’s Pain t and Slug Shot Works 
BEACON NEW YORK 
riUDC MARK. 
Fawn or Deer Tongue Lilies 
Use Erythroniums in colonies with ferns and plants 
which love a shady situation. They are hardy even in 
Toronto, and require no attention. 
That you may have a colony I am making special low 
prices for bulbs as they come from the field. Some are 
small and some large; 60% or more will bloom the follow¬ 
ing year. Delivery in September, postpaid. 
IOO IOOO 5000 
Eryfchronium Californicum. Cream. $1.50 $10 $37.50 
“ Citrimim* Cream and lemon. 2.00 15 62.50 
“ Grandiflorum Robustum, But¬ 
tercup yellow. 2.00 15 62.50 
44 Hendersonii. Lavender. 2.00 15 62.50 
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Ukiah, California 
CARL PURDY 
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