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Quinlan Seed Store 
1937 
COLD FISH. 
We have a stock of selected American bred fish. 
10 cents up. Special prices on quantities. 
FISH GLOBES AND FISH AQUARIUMS 
All sizes, hanging; globes. 
AQUARIA ORNAMENTS. 
Full line, from 15 cents up, according to size. 
COMMON FLOWER POTS 
EACH 
2 inch . 3c. 
3 inch . 4c. 
4 inch . 5c. 
5 inch . 7c. 
5 inch . 10c. 
EACH 
7 inch . 20c. 
8 inch . 25c. 
9 inch . 35c. 
10 inch . 40c. 
12 inch . 60c. 
Saucers half price of pots. 
Special prices on large quantities. 
DRY POWDER SPRAYER—Easy to Operate 
Holds one quart. Price, 75 cents. 
THE HIGH PRESSURE SINGLE TANK SPRAYER 
It is a marvel. Quick and easy to work. It holds three gallons, and when charged 
which takes but half a minute, it will give a continuous spray ten minutes, and will throw 
a coarse spray 12 to 15 feet high, and a fine stream onto any ordinary fruit tree. Equipped 
with rubber extension hose, the fine spray can be carried into the tops of trees. This 
sprayer is especially adapted for tobacco, potato spraying and nursery work. 
THE SMITH “JUNIOR” CONTINUOUS SPRAYER 
Will do anything that any sprayer or atomizer will do and do it three times as fast, with 
half the labor. It is furnished with two interchangeable brass nozzles, one to spray 
straight ahead, the other to spray up or down or in any direction. 
THE No. 5 SPRAYER 
Is made of heavy tin with double seamed reservoir, making a strong, indestructible, com 
pact sprayer. Adapted especially for spraying our Standard Fly and Germ Killer. Holds 
about one quart. 
MARYVILLE BRASS BUCKET OR BARREL 
SPRAYER WITH AGITATOR 
Complete with hose and graduating fine or coarse spray or solid stream nozzles. 
PRICES OF SPRAYERS ON APPLICATION. 
ASPARAGUS. 
An ounce of seed will sow 50 feet of drill, and produce about 300 plants. Fair crops may 
be expected the third year from seed. 
Oz. % lb. Lb. 
Columbian Mammoth Whit©.. . .10 .25 .75 
Very vigorous and robust in habit; grows large shoots. Needs no 
earthing up. 
Early Giant Argenteuil..10 .25 .75 
The stalks grow to a mammoth size. It is early, and so very vigor¬ 
ous it is but little troubled with rust. 
Washington, Mary . ,75 
The highest type of the rust-resistant asparagus. It is earlier, larger and 
longer than the original Washington and quite as resistant. Tips are very 
tight and do not “sprangle out” or “blow” prematurely. 
