Easy to use .. . Efficient 
SPRAYERS and DUSTERS 
The finest money can buy! 
HUDSON LEADER No. 192G la oe 
A full 3%-gallon capacity sprayer 
with malleable screw cap and 
funnel-top. Large capacity and 
high pressure adapt it for all work. 
Locks open for continuous spray- 
ing. Seams rivetted and soldered. 
Top and bottom double beaded. 
Tested at 100 lbs. pressure. 
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HUDSON PERFECTION No. 210G Uwe aie 
A 4-gallon open top sprayer. Big Nose 
6-inch opening insures easy filling, \ ee 
emptying or cleaning. Drains com- ° 
pletely dry. Shut-off valve locks 
open for continuous spraying. Un- 
usually large capacity and high 
pressure fit it for any job. 













HUDSON STAUFFER KNAPSACK 
DUSTER No. 1A—For field, vineyard, 
ne a eal orchard, or orchard or nursery. Bellows type for 
Cee eh Poses: “puff or “blast'’ dusting. Holds 18 to 
emmy 20 pounds of 
average weight 
dust. 
Ask us about other sprayers for 

Dusttight and 
well construct- 
ed for years 
of service, 


HUDSON SUNSHINE WHEELBARROW 
SPRAYER No. 36 
Has 12% gallon capacity, develops 150 
pounds nozzle pressure. For truck gar- 
dens, greenhouses, orchards and nurs- 
eries. Compact. Non-clogging intake 
strainer. No. 36R—with rubber tire. 

HUDSON ADMIRAL DUSTER No. 
766 
Big capacity hand duster with 24- 
inch extension. Adjustable direc- 
tional nozzle. Easy to fill. Dis- 
charge ranges from very fine to a 
heavy cloud. For small and medium 
size gardens. 
= HUDSON. 
MISTY NO-DRIP No. 403 
Universal favorite for around 
house, yard, garden or poultry 
house, Full-quart capacity. Drip 
cup prevents overflow. Point of 
pump passes through top of tank 
insuring strength and _ positive 
alignment. 
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HUDSON COMET No. 431 
Easy action continuous sprayer 
for controlling flying and crawling 
insects for stock dips. And sim- 
ilar preparations in the dairy barn, 
poultry house, hog pen, etc., and 
for garden and household use. 


The Old Gardener says— 
“D.D.T. CAN'T DOIT ALL!" 
they the 
pest killers are not a cure 
ills. The Old Gardener here 
offers some down-to-earth comments on 
Wonderful as are, new 
“miracle” 
for all 
this timely matter. 
The new ‘bug fighters are big news. 
like the 
revolutionized gardening. 
Insecticides 
D.D.T. have 
But they bring new problems too, be- 
cause they destroy one insect while 
miracle-working 
favoring its neighbors, As a result, 
many of the friendly insects—the pre- 
that in- 
sects in check—are killed, while the 
dangerous pests multiply faster than 
ever, That is why it is more important 
dators ordinarily keep some 
than ever before that you know what 
pest you are fighting. 
A unique portrait series 
To help you, we are presenting on 
page 22 the most complete and most 
accurate color illustrations of your gar- 
den enemies ever printed in any cat- 
alog. Know what you are fighting. If 
tell what 
your garden, bring in a sample and 
you can't insect is hurting 
we'll do everything possible to identify 
it and recommend the right insecticide 
to control it. 
When in doubt, remember that a com- 
bination of pyrethrum and rotenone, or 
kill 
practically any insect it touches. For best 
effect, however, they must be hit di- 
rectly. Too, remember that while D.D.T. 
rotenone and phenothiazine will 
lasts for a long time on foliage and kills 
many insects, it does not kill red spider 
or aphids, two common pests in the 
garden. A mixture of D.D.T., pyrethrum 
and rotenone is practically a universal 
insecticide, but it cannot be used on 
the edible portions of vegetables. 
When in doubt, ask us! 
We suggest that you save our page 
of insect pictures for future reference. 
But don't 
fight them. In many cases, once the 
pest has invaded your garden, it's too 
wait until insects attack to 
late, Ask us about spraying for general 
garden sanitation—how to keep bugs 
from getting the upper hand. 
