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1937 SEED CATALOG 
THE INLAND SEED CO 
ENTRANCE GUARDS 
These are to admit workers, and to exclude drones. After the 
drones are all out, fix guards over the entrance and at night 
the drones can be destroyed. For 8 and 10 frame hives. 
35c; by mail, 40c. 
ROOT BEE SMOKERS ALWAYS SMOKE 
The Root Smoker Bellows is 
bound by a projecting metal 
strip to give a hand-hold, a very 
great help in handling the 
smoker. The Root smokers 
have an anti-spark device that 
prevents sparks being blown 
out the draft tube to start pos¬ 
sible fires, and also prevents 
smoke being sucked into the 
bellows where smoke would de- 
sti'oy the leather. 
Special Features. Quality ma¬ 
terial, anti-spark draft, hand¬ 
hold on bellows, smoke-free bel¬ 
lows, locked nuts on legs, hook for bellows on hinge. 
Junior, $1.00; postpaid, $1.10. A good smoker for a few colonies. 
Standard, $1.25; postpaid, $1.35. Larger capacity than Junior. 
Jumbo, $1.50; postpaid, $1.60. Double capacity of the Standard. 
QUEEN EXCLUDING ZINCS 
This is used between the upper and lower stories, to prevent 
the queen going up above. It is also used in making entrance 
guards, queen and drone traps, etc. 
For 8-frame hive, unbound, 13%xl9%. Price, 50c. 
For 8-frame hive, wooden bound, 13%x20. Price, 60c. 
For 10-frame hive, unbound, 16x19%. Price, 60c. 
For 10-frame hive, wooden bound, 16x20. Price, 70c. 
8 -frame, 7-wire-and-wood, 13%x20. Price, 80c. 
10-frame, 7-wire-and-wood, 16%x20. Price, 90c. 
Add 10c each for postage. 
FOUNDATION FASTENERS 
The Parker Fastener is a cheap ma¬ 
chine for fastening starters. With a 
little practice it can be made to work 
very satisfactorily. Price, 40c; post¬ 
paid, 50c. 
VEILS 
A great necessity and very cheap. 
Cotton, silk face. Price, $1.00; post¬ 
paid, $1.05. 
INDESTRUCTIBLE 
BEE VEIL 
Snag proof, bee proof, long life, com¬ 
fortable, unobstructed vision; fits any 
hat; best material; most popular of 
all veils. Price, $1.00; postpaid, $1.10. 
BEE BOOKS 
ABC and X Y Z is the most complete 
and best'book ever issued on bees and 
is equally valuable to the advanced 
bee keeper as well as to the beginner. 
Price, $3.25. Wt. 4 lbs.; add postage. 
Gloves for protection of 
the hands and wrists are 
almost indispensable. 
Canvas with sleeves, me¬ 
dium and large. Price, 
$1.00; postpaid, $1.10. 
BEESWAX 
2-oz. Cakes, 10c; 1 lb. size, 45c; add postage. 
SECTION HONEY BOXES 
Sections. Are made of the choicest white basswood lumber, 
and all are perfect in finish and free from defects. They are 
not all snow-white, but vary from that to light cream colors. 
Price, per 25, 50c; 50, 85c; 100, $1.50; 500, $7.50; 1000, $14.00. 
Weight 100, 6 lbs.; add postage. 
GLOVES 
Page 
Adco . 38 
Alfalfa . 30 
Antrol . 46 
Ant and Roach Powder. 46 
Artichokes . 3 
Asparagus . 3 
Asparagus Knife . 49 
Atlacide . 44 
Bamboo Canes . 28 
Baskets. 49 
Beans . 3 
Beets . 4 
Bee Supplies .61-62 
Bells . 52-59 
Berry Crates. 49 
Berry Hallock. 49 
Berry Plants. 34 
Bluestone. 44 
Broccoli . 4 
Brooders . 50 
Brussels Sprouts . 4 
Buckwheat . 31 
Bulbs. 25 
Cabbage . 5 
Capon Sets . 53 
Carbola . 55 
Carrots . 5 
Cauliflower . 6 
Celery . 6 
Celery Tape .. 49 
Ceresan. 44 
Cel-O-Glass . 66 
Chick Feeders. 53 
Clovers . 30 
Cod Liver Oil. 55 
Copper Carbonate . 44 
Corn, Field . 31 
Corn, Sweet. 6 
Corn, Kaffir. 31 
Corn Knives . 49 
Corn Sheller. 56 
Cress . 7 
Cucumbers . 7 
Cultivators .38-39-40 
Cyanogas . 46 
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Page 
Dairy Supplies.57 
Day Old Chick Boxes. 53 
Driking Fountains. 54 
Dusters. 42 
Egg Boxes . 53 
Egg Cases. 53 
Egg Case Fillers . 53 
Egg Plant. 8 
Egg-o-Latum . 56 
Egg Scale. 53 
Egg Testers. 51 
Endive . 8 
Feeding Battery . 56 
Feed. 56 
Fertilizers .37 
Fertilizer Spreaders . 38 
Flax Seed. 31 
Fomaldehyde . 44 
Flowers. 16 
Flower Novelties . 2 
Flower-bed Border. 28 
Fruit Picking Bags. 46 
Fruit Trees .34-35 
Garlic. 8 
Gloves . 29 
Grains . 31 
Grafting Wax. 48 
Grasses . 30 
Grass Hooks . 49 
Grass Shears. 49 
Grit and Shell Boxes. 54 
Hedge Shears . 49 
Herbs . 15 
Hog Oiler . 60 
Hose.43 
Hotkaps . 27 
Hygrometer . 51 
Incubators . 50 
Inoculation . 38 
Kale .8-31 
Kohl Rabi. 8 
Knives, Poultry . 53 
EX ' 
Page 
Labels . 48 
Ladders . 48 
Lamps. 51 
Lawn Edger. 49 
Leg Bands . 51 
Leek . 8 
Lentils.31 
Lettuce . 8 
Lice Killers. 55 
Lid Press. 48 
Mangels. 4 
Melons, Musk . 9 
Melons, Water . 10 
Millets .30 
Mouse Seed . 46 
Mouse Traps . 46 
Mushroom Spawn . 10 
Mustard . 10 
Nest Eggs . 53 
Nests, Hens. 53 
Nozzles . 43 
Nursery Stock. 31 
Okra . 11 
Onions .11 
Onion Sets . 11 
Onion Plants .11 
Ornamentals . 36 
Paper Holders . 48 
Parsley . 11 
Parsnips . 11 
Peanuts . 13 
Peas, Cow, Field . 31 
Peas, Garden . 12 
Peat Moss . 56 
Peppers . 12 
Pig Forceps. 59 
Plants .29 
Plant Supports . 28 
Plant Props . 28 
Planters, Corn . 41 
Planters, Potato . 41 
Plant Pots. 28 
Plant Setters . 41 
Page 
Popcorn . 31 
Potatoes .29 
Poultry Remedies . 55 
Poultry Scrapers . 56 
Poultry Tonics . 55 
Pruners . 47 
Pruning Compound. 49 
Pumpkins . 13 
Pumps .43 
Punches, Poultry . 51 
Radishes. 13 
Raffia. 48 
Rape . 31 
Rat Poison . 46 
Respirators . 44 
Rhubarb . 13 
Rutabagos . 15 
Rock Garden . 23 
Roses .31-32 
Salsify . 13 
Saws . 48 
Seeders, Grass . 41 
Seeders, Garden .38-39-40 
Semesan . 45 
Shipping Coops . 53 
Snarol. 46 
Sprayers .42-43 
Spray Materials .44-45 
Spinach. 14 
Squash . 14 
Squirrel Poison. 46 
Sugar Cane. 31 
Sulphur . 44 
Sunflower . 31 
Sweet Peas.24 
Swiss Chard . 4 
Thermometers . 52 
Tobacco Dust.45 
Tomatoes . 14 
Tractors . 40 
Tree Tanglefoot. 49 
Trowels . .. 40 
Turnips . 15 
Vetches . 31 
Vio Ray . 56 
Wafer Thermostats . 51 
