Dickinson’s Dog Food Is a 
Complete Ration 
Dickinson’s Dog 
Food contains 
everything needed 
for the complete 
nourishment o f 
dogs under all 
conditions. For 
growth of pups, 
for breeding and 
nursing females, 
and for main¬ 
tenance of thrift 
and health in ma¬ 
ture dogs, Dickin¬ 
son’s Dog Food 
has no equal. It contains a large number of 
different food ingredients, each one selected for 
its specific food values. When feeding Dickin¬ 
son’s Dog Food you are offering your dog a 
wider variety of food, compounded into a bal¬ 
anced ration in Dry Form to make it easy to 
feed. It keeps your dogs healthy, sleek, and 
fun of energy. 
All of the essential vitamins and minerals are 
present. An additional supply of vitamins A 
and D is added through the use of Vitamin 
tested oil. Price: 2 lbs., 35c; 4 lbs., 60c, post¬ 
paid. Not prepaid, 25 lbs., $2.00; 100 lbs., 
$6.50. 
PEARL GRIT. 
The best grit. Almost pure calcium and this 
is what the hen needs to do her best work in 
turning out eggs. 
Prices (either chick size or poultry size): 25- 
lb. sack, 30c; 100-lb. sack, 90c; 3 sacks at 85c. 
FOS-FOR-US MINERAL GRIT. 
Makes hard-shelled eggs and big-boned chicks. 
Takes the place of bonemeal, oyster shells and 
ordinary grit. 
Prices: Fos-For-Us Grit, poultry size: 10 lbs., 
25c; 100-lb. sack, 60c; 3 sacks at 55c. 
OYSTER SHELLS. 
Pilot brand. The well-known brand. Cleaner 
and better than any other. 100-lb. sack, 85c; 
3 for 80c. 
CHARCOAL. 
Fine or coarse. 10 lbs., 25c; 50 lbs., $1.10; 
100 lbs., $2.00. 
For Your Flock Recommend 
These Reliable 
BURRELL-DUGGER Guaranteed Remedies 
IHmSma 
To nic an d Cond itioner 
COLDS IN POULTRY 
OUICKLY STOPPED 
Wheezing, Rattling, 
Choking Trouble 
Conquered in 
48 Hours 
Keep a bottle of Group- 
Over on hand, and at the 
first symptom of a cold in 
your flock, start giving it 
to every affected bird. It 
clears the air passages 
and brings relief with 
magic quickness. Group- 
Over is easily given. It 
comes in a liquid form 
and a few drops do the 
work. 
This famous remedy is 
positively guaranteed to 
give complete, prompt, 
and positive results, or KB* 
your money will be re¬ 
funded in full. There is 
nothing on the market 
like Group-Over for roup, 
colds, and canker. 
Prices: 50c; by mail, 
55c; large size (3 times 
50c size), $1,00; by mail, 
$1.10. Special size (more 
than 5 times $1.00 size), 
$3.00; by mail, $3.25. 
With the Special $3 size 
Drinking Fountain FRED. 
Asoolhln^anf^l*'* 
COLDS 
For 
LAYING HENS 
Don Sung is a concentrat¬ 
ed medicine—no bulk or 
filler—ready to add to the 
mash-feed. It has a direct 
tonic action and doesn’t 
force or hurt the hen in any 
way. It does its wonderful 
work by putting the hen in 
good health, and helping maintain that health. 
Prices of Don Sung Tablets: Small size, 50c, 
postpaid; large size (3 times 50c size), $1.00, 
postpaid; special size, (6 times $1.00 size), 
$5.00, postpaid. 
AVICOL 
Chick Tablets 
you get a Glass 
Don’t sit back, and say 
your loss of baby chicks 
can’t be stopped. It can 
be stopped—easily, quick¬ 
ly, and at almost no ex¬ 
pense by using Avicol in the drinking water oc¬ 
casionally. Avicol is a special bowel astringent, 
and helps the chick withstand infection. 
Price, 50c; by mail, 55c; large size (3 times 
50c size), $1,00; by mail, $1.10, Guaranteed. 
Burrell-Dugger Remedies... Proven by Test to be the Best 
INDEX 
Page 
Achillea .19 
Page 
Ceresan .63 
Page 
Millets .61 
Page 
Salpiglossis .16 
Acroclinum .11 
Ageratum .. 9 
Cherry Trees .26 
Chinorv .40 
Garden Supplies . 68,69 
Milo Maize .68 
Salsify .41 
Salvia, Scarlet Runner 
16, 17 
Saponaria .23 
Alfalfa..5 6 
Alyssum .9, 19 
Chinese Wool Flower ...17 
Chives .40 
Garlic .4 7 
Morning Glory .2,13 
Arnaranthus .6, 9 
Chrysanthemums ....10,23 
Cineraria . 3 
Gladiolus Bulbs.21 
Mustard .41 
Scabiosa .16, 20 
Schizanthus .16 
Anp*Tnonft .19 
Seeders .68 
Cobaea Scandens, 
Olarkia, . 10 
Semesan .36, 60-67 
Aquilegia .19, 23 
Asparagus .31 
Coreopsis .19, 23 
Corn, Field .59, 60, 61 
Corn. Pop.Rfi, 1^7 
Grapes ..27 
Grass Seeds . 65 
Ground Cherry .54 
Nitragln .49,57 
Nodogen .57 
Nursery Stock ... .25, 26, 27 
Oats .62, 63 
Shrubs, Spirea . 25 
Snapdragon .6,17 
Snowball .25 
Auxllin .70 
Baby’s Breath ...11,19,23 
Cosmos .......'..10 
Gypsophlla .11, 19, 23 
Soy Beans.66 
Speltz ...64 
Cress .4 0 
Helichrysum .11 
Heliotrope .11 
Hemerocallls .2 3 
Herbs . 41 
Heuchera, .20^ 22 
Onion, Onion Sets... .46, 47 
Onion Plants .47 
Orchard Grass.65 
Pansy .6, 20 
Parsley .46 
Spinach .30,62 
Sprayers .69 
Squash .28, 29, 30, 51 
Statice .11, 20. 23 
Stocks .16 
Balsam .4, 9 
Baptisa .19 
Barberry .25 
Cucumber .28,39 
Cultivators .6 8 
Cuphea . 4 
Currants .27 
Bartonla . 9 
Beans, Field .64 
Beans, Garden ...29,31,32 
Beets .29, 33 
Begonia .19 
Blanket Flower ..12,19,23 
Bleeding Heart .23 
Blue Grass, Brome Grass 65 
Bridal Wreath.25 
■Rroccoli .40 
Cyclamen .19 
Cynoglossum .12 
Cypress Vine .13 
Cypripedlum .24 
Dahlia .12,22 
Daisy .7, 12, 19, 23 
Delphinium .11, 19, 23 
Dianthus ., .3, 12, 19, 20, 23 
Dictamnus .23 
Didiscus .12 
Hi Caps ..54 
Hibiscus .20 
Hollyhock .2,11,20,23 
Honeysuckle .25 
Huckleberry .41 
Humulus .11 
Hunnemannia .11 
Hydrangea .25 
Inoculation . 57 
Insecticides . 71 
Parsnip .45 
Peanuts .45 
Pear, Peach Trees.26 
Peas, Field .64 
Peas, Garden ....30, 48, 49 
Peat Moss . 7o 
Peonies .24 
Pepper .30, 45 
Perennial Plants ....23,24 
Petunia .2, 3, 4, 5, 15 
Phlox _2,6,14,20, 23,24 
Plant Foods .70 
Planters . 69 
Plum Trees.26 
Strawberries .27 
Strawflowers .11 
Sudan Grass .61 
Sugar Beets .63 
Sunflower .16, 66 
Sweet Clover .58 
Sweet Corn .36, 37 
Sweet Peas .3, 17 
Sweet Potatoes .52 
Sweet William .20 
Swiss Chard .40 
Browallla . 9 
Brussels Sprouts .40 
Digitalis .19, 23 
Dill .41 
Ivy .26 
Job’s Tears.10 
Kaffir Corn .58 
TCfllft .41 
Thumbergla .17 
Tigridia Bulb . 6 
Timothy .65 
Tobacco .62 
Buckwheat .64 
Buddlea .23 
Dlmorphotheca .12 
Dollchos . 12 
Bulbs .21-22 
Dog Food .73 
Kochla .11 
Kohl Rabl.41 
Poppy .7,12,14,23 
Portulaca .16 
Tomato .54, 65 
Tools .68, 69 
Tuberose .22 
Butterfly Flower .16 
Cabbage .34, 35 
Egg Plant .40 
Endive .40 
Escholtzia .12 
Euphorbia .12 
Everlasting Flowers ....11 
Farm Seeds . 56 to 67 
Ferns .24 
Cabbage Plants .34 
Calendula . 9 
California Poppy .12 
Calliopsis, Candytuft ...10 
Canary Bird Flower ....10 
Cane Seed .58 
Larkspur .11 
Lathyrus .20 
Lawn Grass 
Inside Front Cover 
Poultry Supplies . 72,73 
Privet .25 
Pumpkin .30, 47 
Pyrethrum .19,23 
Turnip .53 
Valeriana .20' 
Venidlum .17 
Verbena .7,18 
Veronica .20 
Fertilizers . 70 
Vetch .66 
Canna .10, 22 
Canterbury Bells.. 12, 19, 23 
Caraway .41 
Fertilizer Spreaders ....70 
Feterita .58 
Flax .64 
Lettuce .44 
Lilacs .25 
Rape .64 
Raspberries .27 
Vigoro .70 
Vinca .17 
Vines .13, 26 
Cardinal Climber .13 
Flex-O-Glass .72 
Viola .23 
Carnation .10,19 
Flower Pots .69 
Wallflower .17 
Carrot .38 
Castor Oil Beans .16 
Flower Seeds.2 to 20 
Forget-Me-Not .12 
Lunaria .11 
Rhubarb .49 
Watermelon . 28,29,43 
Weed Killers .71 
Cathedral Bells .10 
Four O’clock . 13 
Weeders .6 8 
Cauliflower .28, 30, 35 
Foxglove .19, 23 
Fruit Trees . 26 
Marigold .3, 4, 7, 13 
Wheat .6 4 
Celerlac .. 40 
Wild Flower Plants ....24 
Wild Rice .63 
Yucca .23 
Zinnia .6. 18 
Celery .30, 37 
Celosla . 9 
Centaurea .10 
Fungicides . 71 
Galllardla .12, 19, 23 
Garden Gloves . 7 
Market Gardeners’ List 
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Mignonette . 13 
Rye .04 
Rye Grass . .;.65 
Sage .41 
