Hotkaps Protect Your Garden! 


_ HOTKAPS are waxed paper cones, easily set out over seed or grow- 
ing plants. They guard against rain, frost, cold, wind, hail, birds and 
insects, and maintain a perfect mulch. Yield is increased and _ has- 
tened. Flowers and vegetables mature two to three weeks earlier. 
hd a Prepaid to Not 
HOME PACKAGE” HOTKAPS —Brepaidto Not, 
25. Hotkaps and: cardbeard setter... oo. «eee ees $0.60 $0.50 
100 Hotkaps with fibre-board setter.............. PEAS) 2.00 
250 Hotkaps with fibre-board setter.............. 3.85 3.50 
Steel Hotkap Setter, $1.60, pre- HOTKAPS ONLY 
paid, 100 Hotkaps.$ 2.00 $ 1.75 
Stes ap Garden Setter, each 250 Hotkaps. 3.50 3.35 
Weights: ‘100 Hotkaps, 5 Ibs.; 500 Hotkaps. 6.25 5.90 
250, 9 lbs.; 1,000, 28 lbs. 1,000 Hotkaps. 11.35 10.50 

Paxton Hot Houses 
Here is crop insurance every 
needs. Hot Houses force 
plants to bring them on the market two 
to four weeks earlier than normally. 
Early crops bring the greatest return. 
Hot:Houges are new, improved, strong, 
sturdy, and wire reinforced to withstand 
extremes of weather. They allow maxi- 
mum growth, Size 12 inches in diameter 
and 11 inches in height. Temperature 
inside of Hot Houses is from 10 to 20 
degrees warmer than outside and heat is 
retained for a long period after outside 
temperature lowers. 
Faster Setting—One man can set 300 
to 350 per hour. Get special folder and 
instructions for setting. Order early. 
Price: 25 for 75c, 100 for $2.15, 250 
for $4.35, ppd. Not prepaid: 500 for 
$7.50, 1,000 for $14.50, Metal Setter $2.00. (Wt.,.35 lbs: per 1,000.) 
grower 
growth of 

2 TO 4 WEEKS EARLIER 
TO THE MARKET AND 
TOP PRICES FOR YOUR 
PRODUCTS— 

Neponset Flower Pots 
Adapted for growing, transplanting or shipping. 
Made of tough, waterproof green paper, eliminating 
breakage, Permits speed in handling and more 
economical than clay pots. Used by the best gar- 
deners everywhere. The green pots are somewhat 
heavier for frequent handling. Weight 4 in., 52 Ibs. 












per 1000. NEPONSET GREEN POTS 
25 100 1,000 
PRICES: Prepaid Prepaid Not Prepaid 
2142-inch, green, .$0.35 $0.95 $7.25 
8 -inch, green... ,.35 1.20 8.10 
3%-inch, green.. .45 1.45 10.10 
4 -inch, green.. .50 1.55 11,75. 
5 -inch, green.. ' .60 2.00 16.25 
NEPONSET RED POTS 
heavy as the green—will stand up under reasonable 
several weeks. Used extensively for transplanting and 
Not quite as 
moisture for 
shipping. Reinforced dise in bottom. 
25 100 1,000 Weight 
PRICES: Prepaid Prepaid Not Prepaid Per 1,000 
2 Vetch. WOES ras o cn- seats $0.30 $0.80 $4.95 16 Ibs, 
So <ineheMotsies ies ons oe +35 .85 5.60 24 lbs. 
4% \-Imich*PObsS uaa one 40 aie) 7.60 38 Ibs. 
5 ee-anGh) POLS +. .50 1.50 10.00 62 lbs. 


Neponset Plant Bands 
Yor starting and growing seedlings—shipping young plants—protec- 
tion against cutworms. 
Neponset Plant Bands are made of heavy durable, waterproof paper. 
The ingenious side locking construction makes for convenience in set- 
ting up. Weights per 1,.000—2-in. 17 lbs.; 3-in., 30 lbs. 
Plant Bands: Size 2-inch—100 for 60c, prepaid. Not prepaid—500 
for $2.65, 1,000 for $5.00. Three-inch size, for larger plants, 100 for 
70c, prepaid.——Not prepaid, 500 for $2.80, 1,000 for $5.25, 

American Berry Baskets 
At the time of printing this catalog, satisfactory arrangements for 
offering berry baskets and crates could not be made, Write us a few 
weeks before you will be needing Berry Baskets, and we hope at that 
time to be in position to supply them. 
It Pays To Start Seeds Indoors 
New Seed Starting Kit With Mica-Gro. 
New  fit-the-window-sill 
design; rugged water- 
tight, moldproof construc- 
tion; controlled watering 
from the bottom; and 
generous fill of sterilized 
MIGA-GRO, the amazing- 
ly successful modern 
seed-starting medium. 
Complete kit, as illus- 
trated, has 3 green boxes, 
51% in. long (each with 3 
individual seedling trays 
—9 in all); bag of MICA- 
GRO: carefully prepared 
instructions. ALL for 
$1.00. Save on 3 kits for 
$2.85. Postpaid to 4th 
zone (600 miles). 


New Transplanting Boxes—That Water From Below 
£ we. Ingenious sub-irrigating features give 
p perfect drainage under the soil and con- 
trolled water supply. (Designed for the 


seedling-to-garden stage, not for seed- 
starting. ) 
Set of 6 boxes, 11 in. long, with 66 
individual transplanting pots (and 6 
$1.15, 3 sets (18 boxes, 
6 for water openings ) 
$3.25. Postpaid to 
$]oo 198 plant capacity), 
Postage 15c. ‘4th zone (600 miles). 
BOOKS-For Easier Ways of Doing Things 
No. 1—500 TASTY SANDWICHES. Do you love to entertain—to try 
something new,—or do you pack lunch boxes for those who can’t come 
home for meals? Then, here is a treasure chest of ideas you will appre- 
ciate. 
500 recipes for Party Sandwiches, Closed Sandwiches, Double Deck- 
ers, Triple Deckers, Hot Sandwiches, Fancy Breads, Fillings and Spreads. 
A book of 48 pages, fully illustrated, published for the Culinary Arts 
Institute. You will treasure this collection and want extra books for 
gifts or prizes. Price 20c, ppd. 
No. 2—250 WAYS TO SERVE FRESH VEGETABLES. Recipes for 
delectable dishes of every vegetable. Importance of vegetables to health- 
ful meals. Mineral and vitamin content of fresh vegetables. Selection 
and preparation of vegetables. 48 pages beautifully illustrated. Price 20c. 
No. 3—500 DELICIOUS SALADS. Appetizer 
salad bowls, vegetable salads, moulded salads, salad plates. Ohicken 
salads, fish and meat salads, frozen salads, salad garnishes and dress- 
ings. Beautifully illustrated. All newest suggestions. 48 pages. Price 20c. 
No. 4—250 WAYS TO PREPARE MEATS. New ideas and old favor- 
ites, plus pages of pictures that show exactly what to do. How to buy 
economically, prepare frozen meats. Ohart of meat euts, time and tem- 
perature tables. Tells how to prepare beef, lamb, pork, veal, sausages, 
game, etc. 48 pages. Price 20c, prepaid. 
No, 5—COUNTRY KITCHEN COOK BOOK. Especially prepared from 
the best country kitchen recipes—revised and up to date. A storehouse 
of information—handily indexed, All recipes and menus are accurate, 
dependable, tested and approved. Everything you want to know about 
cooking and baking, serving and entertaining. Hundreds of recipes— 
many charts and illustrations, Makes a wonderful gift. Price 50c, ppd. 
No. 6—TREES AND TREE PLANTING. The Tree, man’s best friend. 
Planting and care of Trees—names of Trees—deseription of varieties— 
many cuts and illustrations. Pocket size, paper covers, 95 pages. Price 
50c, ppd. 
No. 7—CHICKEN FARMING. For flock owners of 50 to 1,000 chick- 
ens. Contains practical information on breeding and incubation—rearing 
chicks feeding chickens—housing and equipment. Marketing capons 
and caponizing—chicken diseases, etc., 134 pages. Price 25c, ppd. 
_No. 8—TURKEYS. By Prof. A. G. Smith, College of Agriculture, U. 
of Minn. Turkey raising now very profitable if properly conducted. 
Book explains varieties, management, breeding, stock, housing, feeding, 
Bele sayin inpioa eaet va pou, er ours, killing, dressing, diseases, 
parasites, etc, / most valuable book 2: 
Brite Boe ae. ok for poultry men. ‘132 pages. 
No. 9—HUNTING SMALL GAME. Everyone 
can profit from reading this book. 
accessories—gauge and choke—shells and small game shooting, Guns 
for upland game—guns for wildfowl, wing shooting shooting crows 
shooting small game with rifle—care of guns—safety in the field——how 
to dress game. 75 pages. Price 25c, ppd. ; 
; No. 10—-BIRDS OF THE MIDWEST. A bird | i i < 
size, Classified by color and habit. Describes 213 birds nates pooe 
inhabit Minnesota—the two Dakotas, Wisconsin, Towa, Nebraska, In- 
oe ee Michigan, Ohio, Kansas and Missouri. 67 pages. Price 
No. 11—COLORED CONCRETE GARDEN FURNITURE. Complete 
plans and simple details so you can make, for fun or profit, garden 
benches, pottery without molds, flower boxes, bird baths and sundial 
pedestals in beautifully colored artificial ‘‘stone.’’ These attractive ar- 
Beles ae Pechanent additions to any home, Also how you can build 
a sma 2 f cer ecr ; 
aap Beate mixer from old auto parts and a 60-gallon barrel. 
No, 12—-BIRD HOUSES Easy to build h 
i ogee omes for 
Complete plans and illustrations, for colony Soatene four-apartment log 
cabins and single apartment houses of rustic design. Also how to build 
attractiv ir ath 19" : . 2 1 
oBe, one bird baths, cages, feeding stations and table-top aviary, Price 


salads, fruit salads, 

f interested in hunting 
Treats on shotgun types—lengths, 
all kinds of birds. 


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The Always Dependable Farmer Seed & Nursery Co.—F aribault, Minn. 
