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NO-CROW—Saves seed corn. 
Seeds treated with No-Crow i 
will never be bothered by 
crows, pigeons, moles pheas¬ 
ants, black birds, larks, 
gophers, wood chucks, squir¬ 
rels, etc. Simply pour one- 
half pint on a bushel of corn. 
Prevents seed rotting in the 
ground. Also effective on 
grain sorghums, melons, cu¬ 
cumbers and other seeds. 
Half Pint 60c; Pint $1.00; 
Quart $1.75; Gallon $3.50. 
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DIRECTIONS FOR PLANTING IN MAY 
Flower Garden.—Balsam, Cosmos, Gomphrena, Man¬ 
gold, Partulaca, Sunflower, Tithonia, Strawflower, Statice, 
Vinca, Zinnia. 
All varieties of flowering vines and gourds should be 
planted this month. 
All lawn grasses can be planted this month. 
Vegetable Garden.—Pole, Bush, and Lima Beans, Corn, 
Cantaloupe, Collards, Okra, Pumpkin, Spinach (Summer), 
Squashes, Watermelons. 
Field.—Cow Peas, Field Peas, Soya and Velvet Beans, 
Feterita, Egyptian Wheat, Sorghum and all varieties of 
Field Corn. 
DIRECTIONS FOR PLANTING IN JUNE 
Flower Garden.—Balsam, Cosmos, Gomphrena, Mari¬ 
gold, Portulaca, Sunflower, Tithonia, Strawflower, Statice, 
Vinca, Zinnia. 
All vines can be planted; especially Jack Beans. 
Bermuda and other grasses can be planted. 
Vegetable Garden.—Bush and Lima Beans, Corn, Can¬ 
taloupe, Collards, Okra, Pumpkin, Spinach (Summer), 
Squashes, Watermelons. 
Field.—All varieties of Cow Peas, and Field Beans and 
Grain Sorghums should be planted. 
HY-GRADE 
HOZE GUN 
THE MODERN GARDEN HOZE SPRAYER 
Simple, easy, effective. It operates by water 
pressure. No PUMPING, No MIXING—simply 
insert a cartridge, point the nozzle and turn 
on the water. 
Hy-Grade Hoze Gun (Chrome finish) with 
“Clearview” cartridge chamber, NOT includ¬ 
ing cartridges. Postpaid $3.75. 
COLLOIDAL CARTRIDGES 
INSECTICIDES and FUNGICIDES 
Produce a potent, quick-acting, highly ad¬ 
hesive, mist-like spray. Will not burn the ten- 
derest leaf or flower. 
To Control—Caterpillars, Beetles, Slugs and 
other Chewing Insects, use 
ARSENOLOID—Colloidal Lead Arsenate, or 
ROTOLOID—Colloidal Rotenone. 
To Control—Aphids, Thrips, Mites, Red Spider 
and other Sucking Insects, use 
NICOLOID—Colloidal Nicotine, or 
PYROLOID—Colloidal Pyrethrum. 
To Prevent—Mildew, Rust, Blight and other 
Fungous Diseases, use 
SULFOLOID—Colloidal Sulphur, or y 
BORDOLOID—Colloidal Copper Sulphate. : 4 
DORMOLOID—A Dormant Oil Cartridge. Used 
for Oyster Shell scale and wherever a miscible 
oil spray is required. 
TRIOLOID—An all purpose spray. A combi¬ 
nation insecticide and fungicide. 
JAPOLOID—A Special Contact Insecticide for 
use in the control of Japanese and similar 
DEODOROLOID—Cresolic Compound. For de- 
odoi’izing and disinfecting cellars, dog kennels, 
chicken houses, etc. 
New Low Prices on Cartridges 
The Following Cartridges 30c Each. $3.50 per Dozen. 
NICOLOID — ROTOLOID — PYROLOID 
TRIOLOID — DEODOROLOID 
The Following Cartridges 25c Each. $3.00 per Dozen. 
ARSENOLOID — BORDOLOID — SULFOLOID — 
DORMOLOID — JAPOLOID 
Will Fit Any Make of Chamber-type Garden Hoze Sprayer. 
Other items, such as Slug Shot, on page 35. 
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Hammond Products 
HAMMOND’S COPPER SO¬ 
LUTION — Controls prac¬ 
tically all fungus diseases— 
mildew, black spot, rusts, 
blights, etc. — and does not 
harm or stain the most deli¬ 
cate foliage. One pint makes 
10 gallons of spray. 
Half Pint Cans 50c; Pint 
Cans 85c; Quart Cans $1.50. 
HAMMOND’S NAPTOSIDE 
—An ideal fumigant-insecti¬ 
cide. Its vaoors penetrate the 
soil and kill sow bugs, milli¬ 
pedes, etc., as well as sur¬ 
round foliage to control 
thrips, red spiders, etc. It is 
applied to the soil and wa¬ 
tered in Especially recom¬ 
mended for greenhouse use 
and betwen rows of gladiolus 
—for glad thrip. 
1 Lb. Cans 35c; 5 Lb. Cans 
$1.25; 25 Lb. Cans$4.00. 
