46 
1940 SEED CATALOG 
THE INLAND SEED CO. 
QUEEN CAGES 
The cover, to insure prompt delivery, is printed in exact fac¬ 
simile of cut. On the reverse side are printed directions for 
introducng queens. 15c each. 
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. 
ROOT BEE SMOKERS ALWAYS SMOKE 
The Root Smoker Bellows is bound by a projecting metal 
strip to give a hand-hold. The Root smokers have an anti¬ 
spark device that prevents sparks being blown out the draft 
tube to start possible fires, and also prevents smoke being 
sucked into the bellows, where smoke would destroy the 
leather. 
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. 
VEILS 
A great necessity and very cheap. Cotton, silk face. Price, 
$1.00; postpaid, $1.05. 
INDESTRUCTIBLE BEE VEIL 
Snag proof, bee proof, long life, comfortable, unobstructed 
vision; fits any hat; best material; most popular of all veils. 
Price, $1.00; postpaid, $1.10. 
WAX TUBE FASTENER 
Van Deusen. For fastening the foundation sheets to thin top- 
bars. It is simply a brass tube half an inch in diameter, 6 
inches long and tapering. This is filled with hot wax and the 
point is then slowly drawn along the edge of the foundation. 
35c; by mail, 40c. 
WIRE 
No. 28 Tinned Wire seems to be the most suitable of any for 
wiring frame. }4-lb. spools, 350 feet, 30c; ^-lb. spools, 700 feet, 
50c; 1-lb. spools, 1400 feet, 85c. Add postage. 
WIRE IMBEDDER 
The teeth are wide and grooved in the direction of the circum¬ 
ference midway across front of teeth, so that the wheel will 
easily follow the wire. 35c; by mail, 40c. 
- INDEX ' 
Page 
Adco . 28 
Alfalfa . 21 
Antrol . 33 
Ant Powder . 33 
Artichokes . 1 
Asparagus . 1 
Bamboo Canes . 20 
Beans . 1 
Beets . 1 
Bee Supplies .45-46 
Berry Crates. 19 
Berry Hallock. 19 
Bird Seed . 41 
Bird Specialties . 41 
Bluestone . 31 
Broccoli . 2 
Brooders . 36 
Brooder Pipes. 37 
Brussels Sprouts . 2 
Buhach . 40 
Buckwheat . 21 
Bug-Geta . 33 
Bulbs .16-18 
Cabbage . 2 
Capon Sets . 38 
Carbola . 40 
Carrots . 2 
Cauliflower . 3 
Celery . 3 
Celery Tape . 35 
Ceresan . 32 
Cel-O-Glass . 41 
Chick Boxes, Live. 37 
Chick Feeders. 39 
Clovers . 21 
Cod Liver Oil. 40 
Copper Carbonate . 33 
Com. Field . 22 
Com, Sweet . 3 
Corn, Kaffir . 21 
Com Knives . 35 
Corn Huskers . 22 
Cress . 3 
Cucumbers .3-4 
Cultivators .28-29 
Cyanogas . 33 
Page 
Dairy Supplies .....42-44 
Dandelion Killer . 21 
Dog Biscuits . 41 
Dog Remedies . 41 
Dog-Skat . 26 
Drinking Fountains .39-40 
Dusters. 30 
Egg Boxes . 37 
Egg Cases . 37 
Egg Case Fillers . 37 
Egg Plant . 4 
Egg Scale . 37 
Egg Testers . 37 
Endive . 4 
Feed Hoppers . 89 
Fertilizers .27-28 
Fertilizer Spreaders .27-28 
Flax Seed . 21 
Float Valve. 40 
Flowers .10-16 
Flower-bed Border. 19 
Fountain Heaters . 40 
Fruit Picking Bags. 34 
Garlic . 4 
Gloves.20 & 45 
Grains . 22 
Grafting Wax. 35 
Grass Hooks . 35 
Grasses . 21 
Grass Shears. 35 
Grit and Shell Boxes. 39 
Hedge Shears . 35 
Herbs . 8 
Hose, Garden . 31 
Hotkaps . 19' 
Hydrometer . 38 
Hygrometer . 38 
Incubators . 35 
Inoculation . 28 
Insect Barrier. 35 
Kale.4-21 
Kohl Rabi . 4 
Knives, Poultry . 38 
Page 
Labels . 35 
Ladders, Fruit . 34 
Lamps . 37 
Leg Bands. 37 
Leek . 4 
Lentils . 21 
Lettuce . 4 
Lice Killers. 40 
Mangels . 2 
Melons, Musk . 5 
Melons, Water . 5 
Millets . 21 
Mouse Seed . 33 
Mouse Traps. 33 
Mushroom Spawn . 5 
Mustard . 5 
Nest Eggs . 37 
Nests, Hens . 38 
Nozzles . 31 
Nursery Stock.23-26 
Okra . 5 
Onions . 6 
Onion Plants . 6 
Onion Sets. 6 
Parsley . 6 
Parsnips . 7 
Peanuts . 7 
Peas, Cow, Field. 21 
Peas, Garden . 7 
Peat Moss . 41 
Peppers . 6 
Plants .20-21 
Plant Bands . 19 
Plant Supports . 20 
Plant Props . 20 
Planters, Corn . 29 
Planters, Potato . 29 
Plant Pots. 19 
Plant Setters . 29 
Popcorn . 22 
Potatoes . 22 
Poultry Feeds . 41 
Poultry Remedies . 40 
Poultry Scrapers. 41 
Poultry Tonics . 40 
Pruners .34-35 
Pruning Compound . 35 
Pumpkins . 7 
Page 
Pumps .30-31 
Punches, Poultry. 38 
Putnam Stove. 37 
Radishes .7-8 
Raffia . 35 
Rape . 21 
Rat Poison . 33 
Rat Traps . 33 
Respirators . 33 
Rhubarb . 8 
Rutabagas . 9 
Salsify . 9 
Saws . 35 
Seeders. Grass. 28 
Seeders, Garden . 28 
Semesan . 33 
Semesan Bel . 33 
Semesan Junor. 33 
Shipping Coops . 38 
Spinach . 8 
Sprayers .30-31 
Sprayers, Arnold Hose.30 
Spray Materials .31-32 
Squash . 8 
Stock Remedies . 44 
Sugar Cane. 21 
Sulphur . 32 
Sunflower . 21 
Sweet Peas . 16 
Thermometers . 38 
Tobacco Dust . 32 
Tomatoes . 9 
Turnips . 9 
Vetches . 21 
Vio Ray . 4 J 
Vines From Seeds. 15 
Wafer Thermostats. 39 
Weed Burner, Aeroil. 29 
Weeder, Hand. 29 
Weed Killer. 31 
Worm Killers . 41 
Wyandotte .. 45 
Zenoleum .40 & 45 
cv$3|^«u SWEENEY, STRAUB « DIMM, HORTICULTURAL PRINTERS, PORTLAND, OREGON 
