“"fclUlUM 
for Your Health . . . 
Psyllium is a seed not intended for culture in 
this country—it is a native of India, but it is of 
greatest importance to your general health. Psyllium 
is a natural aid in the treatment of constipation, 
and a safe, harmless, non-habit forming regulator. 
This seed owes its special value to its ability to 
supply both bulk and lubrication needed for suf¬ 
ficient bowel action. It gives off a gelatinous oil 
which produces a mild, efficient intestinal lubrica¬ 
tion. 
The seeds are taken with the meal as an accessory 
food in the diet. Leading physicians recommend 
Psyllium and it is rapidly becoming nationally 
known. 
By direct importation we are in position to quote 
an exceptionally low price, so that all of our cus¬ 
tomers may keep Psyllium on hand constantly. 
Send for free booklet entitled, “What a Noted 
Authority Has To Say Eegarding Blond Psyllium 
Ovata in the Treatment of Constipation.’’ 
We offer triple recleaned, sterilized seed. 
Price: 12-oz. pkg. 35c, 3 lbs. for 85c, 6 lbs., 
sufficient for two months’ treatment, $1.50, prepaid. 
More POP CORN 
Rich in Vitamins—Crisp and Tender 
Pop Corn has a high protein content and supplies 
vitamins and roughage. We recommend the following 
varieties: 
For Popping Only. 
5 lbs. 
New Hybrid Jap Hulless—Extra fine.$0.60 
Farigold—Tender, golden kernels.49 
Burbank Golden Amber—Fine flavor.49 
Japanese Hu Mess—White and flaky.49 
Postage on five pounds to third zone, 17c. 
Free 
Recipe 
Folder 
with 
Every 
Order 
Nature’s Own 
Eemedy. 
Mmmielbalba Herb Tea 
Native Herbs—a valuable compound of roots, herbs, leaves, seeds, 
barks, berries, licorice and flowers taken from Nature’s flelds. 
Recommended as a laxative for constipation, auto-intoxication, 
biliousness and acid stomach, due to constipation. Also as a diuretic 
stimulant to the kidneys. 
Nature’s own remedy—contains nothing harmful or habit-forming. 
A vegetable laxative and stomach appetizer. 
Packed in carton containing three packages—price complete, 46c 
prepaid. 
A 
Alfalfa . 
Alsike Clover .. . 
Amaryllis . 
Ant Poison . 
Apples. 
Arsenate of Lead. 
Asparagus . 
Aster. 
.64 
.65 
.47 
.77 
34, 42, 43 
.77 
_6, 29 
.4, 49, 60 
B 
Baby’s Breath .. 
Baby Chicks . 
Barbak . 
Barley . 
Berry Boxes and Crates 
Bird Decoys . 
Blue Figure List. 
Blue Grass . 
Books ..6, 
Borecole . 
Broccoli . 
Bromus Inermis . 
Brussels Sprouts . 
Buckwheat . 
Bulbs . 
_62, 60 
.84 
.73 
. 68 
.30 
.61 
.Front 
.63 
45, 65, 68 
.28 
.8 
.63 
.8 
. 68 
45, 46, 47 
Cabbage Plants . ....29 
California Poppy .52 
Cane .76 
Cannas .46 
Celeriac .28 
Celery Plants .29 
Ceresan ..67 
Cherries .35 
Chinese Celery Cabbage.11 
Chinese Blm .36 
Chives .28, 29 
Citron .17 
Clematis .38 
Clovers .6, 65, 66 
Corn .70, 71, 72, 73 
Corn Shock Binder.73 
Creeping Bent .63 
Cress .21 
Cultivators .78 
Currants ...33, 42 
Cyanogas .76 
D 
Dahlias .46 
Dehorning Pencil .79 
Dill .28 
Disinfectants .23, 67, 69 
E 
Ear Worm Dust .12 
Egg Plant .28, 29 
Emmer .68 
Endive .28 
Evergreens .37 
F 
Farm Seeds .62-76 
Ferns .82 
Fertilizers .61 
Fertilizer Spreader .61 
Field Peas .75 
Flax .74 
Flowering Plants. . . .44, 60, 82, 83 
Flower Pots .30 
Flower Seed .48 to 59 Lilies 
Foxglove .61 Louse Killer 
G 
Garden Gloves.40, 61 
Garden Guard .77 
Garden Huckleberry.28 
Garlic .19 
Girasol .23 
Gladiolus .45 
Gloxinia .47 
Gooseberries .33 
Gopher Poison .76 
Gopher Traps .79 
Gourds.52, Inside Back Cover 
Grain .67-69 
Grape Vines .33 
Grass Seed Mixtures.5, 62 
Ground Cherry.26, 29 
H 
Hedging Plants .35 
Herbs ..28 
Horse Eadish Eoots .29 
Hotkaps .30 
House Plants .82 and 83 
Huckleberry.28 
I 
Implements .78 
Inoculants ..6, 21, 66 
Insecticides .77 
Iris .60 
Ivy .38, 83 
K 
Kale .28 
Kohlrabi .28 
L 
Labels .61 
Lawn Grass.5 
Leek .28 
Lilacs .39 
M 
Mangels .8 
Marjoram .28 
Millet .76 
Mint .28 
Mole Trap .79 
Moss Peat .61 
Mushroom Spawn .15 
Mustard .25 
N 
Nitragin .66 
Nu-Life Plant Food .61 
Nursery Stock .32-43 
Nut Trees.36 
O 
Oats .69 
Okra .17 
Onion Sets and Plants.19 
Oyster Plant .28 
P 
Paper Pots.30 
Parsley .21 
Parsnip . 21 
Peanuts .22 
Pears .35 
Peat Moss .61 
Peppers .22 
Peonies .39 
Perennial Plants.60 
Fhalaris .63 
Phlox (Perennial).'..60 
Pie Plant .22, 29 
Finks (Dianthus) .51, 60 
Plant Bands .30 
Plant Food .61 
Plant Guards .30 
Plant Markers.61 
Plant Setter .30 
Plant Supports .27 
Plums .34, 43 
Pocket Gopher Trap.79 
Pop Corn .13, 80 
Potatoes .23 
Poultry Eemedies .77 
Psyllium .80 
Pumpkin.22 
Eabbit Repellent .32 
Rape .74 
Raspberries .33 
Rat Poison .76, 79 
Red Top Grass .63 
Reed Canary Grass .63 
Rhubarb .22, 29 
Rock Garden Plants .60 
Roses .38 
Rutabaga .27 
Rye .67 
Rye Grass .63 
S 
Sage .28, 29 
Salsify .28 
Seeders .78, 79 
Semesan .18, 23, 73 
Shears .35, 40 
Shrubs .40 
Slug Shot.77 
Soiltex .65 
Sorghum .76 
Soy Beans .75 
Speltz .68 
Sprayers.61, 77 
Spring Emmer.68 
Spring Rye .67 
Strawberry Plants .31 
Sudan Grass .74 
Sugar Beets .8 
Sugar Cane .76 
Sunflower .57, 75 
Sweet Clover .66 
Sweet Corn.12, 13 
Sweet Peas .57 
Sweet Potato Plants.29 
Swiss Chard .8 
T 
Thermometer .79 
Thyme .28 
Timothy .63 
Tobacco Seed .27 
Tomato Plants .27, 29 
Tools and Implements 29, 30, 35, 
40, 61, 73, 78, 79 
Traps .79 
Tree Protector .32 
V 
Vegetable Plants.6, 27, 29 
Vegetable Seed .6-28 
Vetches .75 
Vines .38, 47 
W 
Water Cress . 21 
Weeders .30, 78 
Wheat.67 
Windbreak Trees .36, 37 
Window Box Plants.83 
INFORMATION 
How To Order. 5 and 32 
Parcel Post Rates. 5 and 32 
Farm Seeds.62-76 
Vegetable Seeds . 6-28 
Flower Seeds .48-59 
Hardy Northern Grown Nursery Stock.32-43 
Perennial Plants.60, 82 
Bedding and Flowering Plants.82 and 83 
Vegetable Plants .27 and 29 
House Plants .82 and 83 
Bulbs .45, 46 and 47 
Onion Sets and Plants.19 
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