ROYAL WHEELBARROW GRASS SEEDER 
They are the most accurate and economical machines for sowing 
clover, timothy, alfalfa, and other small seeds broadcast. The quan¬ 
tity of seed sown is accurately governed by the wheel, which moves 
correspondingly slow or fast as the machine is run over the ground. 
No. 11—Single Hopper Seeder. Sows all small seeds like clover, 
timothy, and alfalfa with hopper 14-ft. long. Price, each, $17.00. 
No. 12—Double Hopper Seeder. Sows all small seed like orchard 
grass and clean blue grass with hopper 14-ft, long. Weight of seed¬ 
er complete, 40 to 50 pounds. Price, each, $19.00. 
THE ‘‘CYCLONE” SEED SOWER 
A VERY POPULAR SEEDER AND 
VERY EXTENSIVELY USED. 
It is guaranteed to sow perfectly 
even all varieties of farm seeds such 
as clover, timothy, red top, alfalfa, 
lespedeza, sudan grass, oats, rye, 
millet, wheat, buckwheat, turnip, 
lawn grass, etc., and can be regu¬ 
lated to sow any amount per acre. 
This machine is strongly built and 
mechanically perfect. The bag holds about one-half 
bushel of seed. It is easily operated. Weight each, 4 lbs. 
Price, each, $2.50. Postpaid, $2.75. 
Cahoon’s Patent Hand Seed Sower 
For sowing alfalfa, wheat, oats, barley, rye, buckwheat, 
grass seeds, etc. The grain is held in tight sheet iron 
hopper, surrounded by a bag that will hold a bushel of 
seed. This is suspended by a strap from the operator’s 
neck and held in position by a strap around the waist. 
Price, $4.50, postpaid. 
Asparagus Knife, Dandelion Digger 
The best tool we have ever used for digging Dandelions. 
40c each. 
INDEX 
A 
Acme Insecticide.41 
Ageratum .26 
Agrostemma .30 
Alfalfa .33 
Alyssum, Sweet.26 
Amaranthus.26 
Ampelopsis.32 
Antirrhinum .26 
Aphicide .42 
Aquilegia.30 
Artichoke, Seed.7 
Asparagus, Seed and 
Roots . 8 
Aster .1, 26 
Asparagus Knife.48 
Ant Kill.41 
Atlas Sorgho.37 
B 
Baby’s Breath or 
Gypsophila .28 
Bachelor’s Button.27 
Balsam.27 
Balsam Apple and 
Pear.32 
Barley .38 
Beans, Field.38 
Beans, Garden.7-8 
Beans, Flowering. 8 
D AAt O Q 
Beilis Perennis.30 
Bermuda Grass.35 
Bignonia .32 
B-K Ih*oducts.39 
Black Leaf Forty.42 
Black-Fyed Susan....32 
Borecole. 9 
Boston Ivy (Anipelop- 
sis).32 
Brachyrome.27 
Broccoli .6-10 
Brome Grass.35 
Broom Corn.37 
Brus.sela Sprouts.10 
Buckwheat.38 
Burning Bush.27 
Blue Grass.47 
C 
Cabbage.10-11 
Cacalin .27 
Calendula .1-27 
Calliopsls.27 
Campanula .31 
Canary Bird Flower..32 
Canary .“^eed.38 
Candytuft .27 
Oaiuia Seeds.27 
Cane Seed.37 
Cardinal Climber.32 
48 
Carnation, Seed.27 
Carrots .12 
Castor Beans.27-38 
Cauliflower.12 
Celeriac Seed.13 
Celery Seed.11-13 
Celosia .27 
Centaurea.27 
Ceresan .39 
Chrysanthemum.28 
Chicory.10 
Chives.10 
Clematis, Seed.32 
Cleome.28 
Climbers, Annual, 
Mixed .32 
Clipper Mill.44 
Clovers .34 
Cobea .32 
Cockscomb.27 
Coleus, Seed.32 
Collards .10 
Columbines.30 
Convolvulus.32 
Copper Carbonate.39 
Coreopsis. Seed...,31, 36 
Corn Salad.10 
Corn, Sweet.13 
Corn, Field.36 
Corn, Hybrid.36 
Cosmos.27 
Cress.10 
Cucumbers.6-14 
Cultivators.45 
Cyanogas.42 
Cypress Vine.32 
D 
Dahlia, Seed.31 
Daisies.30-31 
Dar.so . ...37 
Delphinium. .. .31 
Dianthus .31 
Digitalis.31 
Dolichos.31 
Dusters .43-44 
Delouser .41 
E 
Eggplant, Seed.14 
Emmer.38 
Endive .15 
Eschscholtzla .28 
Evergreen .42 
Everlasting Flower....28 
Everlasting Sweet 
Peas.32 
F 
Farm Tools.45 
Fern Seed.32 
Feterlta .37 
Feverfew.31 
Forget-Me-Not_!..31 
Foxglove .31 
Four O’clock.28 
Fuchsia .32 
G 
Gaillardia .31 
Garlic .15 
Geranium Seed.32 
Globe Amaranth.28 
Gloves.40 
Gomphrena.28 
Gourds .32 
Grain and Seed 
Cleaners.44 
Grass Seeds .35-47 
Grohoma .37 
Gypsophila .28 
H 
Hegari .37 
Helichrysum .28 
Helianthus .28 
Heliotrope, Seed.32 
Herbs .24 
Hollyhock .31 
Hotkaps.40 
House Plants.32 
Hyacinth Bean.32 
Hybrid Corn.36 
I 
Ice Plant.28 
Insecticides.41-42 
Inoculator.39-40 
Insect Powder Plant..31 
J 
Japane.se Hop.32 
Job’s Tears....28 
Johnson Grass.35 
K 
Kaffir Corn.37 
Kale. 9 
Kohlrabi .15 
Korean T..espedeza.., .34 
Kudzu Vine.32 
L 
Lantana.32 
l.arkspur.28 
I^wn Grasses.47 
Leek .16 
I.espedeza.34 
Lettuce.16 
Liniim.28 
Ivobelia .28 
Love-in-a-Mist.29 
M 
Marigold . 1 , 28 
McOueen's Inoculator. 40 
Meadow Fescue.35 
Mignonette.28 
Millet .38 
Milo Maize.37 
Moon flower.32 
Morning Glory.1, 32 
Moss Rose.29 
Mourning Bride.28 
Mushrooms.15 
Muskmelons .17 
Mustard.15 
N 
Nasturtium.29 
Nicotiana .28 
Nigella .29 
Nitragin.39 
O 
Oats.38 
Okra .15 
Onion Seeds.6, 19 
Onion Sets.19 
Orchard Grass.35 
Ornamental Grasses...29 
Oyster Plant.22 
Oriental Poppy.31 
P 
Pansy Seed.29 
Parsley.16 
Parsnip.16 
Passion Flower.32 
Peanuts .38 
Peas. Cow.38 
Peas, Field.38 
Peas, Garden.20 
Pea Vine Clover.34 
Peat Moss.40 
Pepper. Seed.6, 20 
T’erennial Climbers... .32 
Perennial Phlox.31 
Petunia, Seed.1, 29 
Phlox .29 
Pie Plant.22 
Pinks.29 
Planet Jr. Imple¬ 
ments .45 
Poppy.26, 29 
Portulaca .29 
Pumpkins.21 
Pyrethrum .29 
R 
Rat-Scent .40 
Radish .21 
Rape, Dwarf Essex...38 
Red Arrow.42 
Red Clover.34 
Red River Potato 
Mix .41 
Red .Sunflower.28 
Red Top Gniss.3.5 
Rhubarb, Seeds.22 
Rhubarb, Roots.22 
Rutabaga.24 
Rye Grass.35 
S 
Salpiglossis.30 
Salsify .22 
Salvia, Seed.30 
Scabiosa .28 
Scarlet Flax.28 
Schizanthus.30 
Seaside Bent. 
Seed Cleaners.44 
Seed Drills.45 
Seeders .48 
Semesan .39 
Shallu .37 
Shasta Daisy.31 
Slug Shot.42 
Smilax .32 
Snapdragon .1-26 
Soil Soakers.40 
Sorghum .37 
Soy Beans.38 
Speltz .38 
Spinach .6. 22 
Sprayers .43-44 
Squash.6, 22 
Stokesia.31 
Sudan Grass.35 
Sugar Beets. 9 
Sxmflower.28 
Sweet Clover.34 
Sweet Corn.13 
Sweet Peas.31 
Sweet Sultan.30 
Sweet William.31 
Swiss Chard.9 
Ten Week’s Stock....30 
Thunbergla.32 
Timothy.35 
Tobacco .24 
Tomato .6, 23 
Turnip .6. 24 
V 
Verbena .30 
Vetch .38 
Vinca .31 
Violet .31 
Vigoro.49 
W 
Wallflower .31 
Watermelon .18 
Wi.«!tarin Seed.32 
Wool Flower.30 
X 
Xeranthemum.30 
Z 
Zinnias.30 
DESIGNED—ILLUSTRATED—PRINTED by COMBE PRINTING CO.. St, Joseph, Mo. 
