CAGE EQUIPMENT 
Add Postage when wanted by mail. 
1563 BIRD BATH, (Celluloid.) Daylight pat- 
tern that hooks outside of cage. Each 50c; 
UDF STORES ES SEES See a re ee $0.60 
1564 BATH DISHES. Oval shape, medium 
RUZ OemcCIe Gees IAT LS steno tle coals sc eo back 25 
Seed and Water Cups 
fpGorHOUNDAIN CUPS °:'¢5. 2.6066 co dewcc eeu: $0.40 
fPooGetRHAT CUPS. Plastic ..c.06.0.5.-6.0.. 10 
1567 SQUARE CUPS No. 1916 ............. 25 
1568 PLASTIC SQUARE HOODED CUPS 
IN (mmeL Pt Olt ede eiel si clenete fie celnie siesie a Sogla ves 5 
1570 CAGE CUPS. For shipping birds; tin 
TWHSEAUSY Su a He ce a .50 
fois CuOoShD TOP. Glass. occ. beso. oes oes 15 
1572 ROUND GLASS CUPS. Each .......... .20 
1573 WIRE HOLDERS. For round cups ..... 10 
1574 PARROT GLASS CUPS. Each ......... 45 
1575 PERCH MATERIAL. Round or Cedar. 
POSMICIMION StS s-Wach ieee le ole ce cs cs ees .20 
1576 CEDAR PERCHES. 6- to 12-inch 
Lemeti sa Cha LOCetOetON nc eho eon ees ee 25 
1577 PERCHES, SPRING TYPE. Each 15c; 
7 THOT oat Sees Rta pephee acts ye en ee eee 25 
1578 SAND REFILLS. Each ................ 05 
1580 WIRE CAGE NESTS. With wire hook. 
iret GMa ota chet, ened hei onala aioe Attan eh dk bids oo ote 25 
1581 LEG BANDS. Open type aluminum. Doz. .25 
1582 LEG BANDS. Open type celluloid. Num- 
MeneieGOulLOr: aC sGCOZ-psidits Gan sella ede d esse 45 
1583 LEG BANDS. For Parrakeets. Open type 
celluloid. Numbered. Doz, ................. 00 
1584 EXPANDING TOOL. For use in applying 
POSED ATLCS wa Clue cnr aitp or te tc Rhee. ca a 10 
1585 NESTING PADS. To fit into wire nests. 
AES eo aaa tay oye SE SE eas) = ea er tesa scat loi dearateo eoetehes 15 
1586 BIRD NEST EGGS. Doz. 35c; 6 for .... .20 
1587 NESTING HAIR. Dark or light. 
EAC Tame IO ee re tee eo meet Be RAT Fol bloc) os Veh aa 10 
1588 WOODEN PARRAKEET NESTS. Weight 
PRT CCE ats eas ase Actos Biska oo ha. vce aR 1.40 
1589 CUTTLEBONE HOLDER .............. 10 
1590 CAGE BRACKETS. For hanging the 
cages on wall or in window. 10-inch 
enameled, 25c-each; chrome ©. ....... 06... 35 
1591 CAGE COVER. With seed catcher. At- 
tractive colors and design. Be sure to state 
if you have a round or an oblong cage. 
LPP TSS gisele Get ane eee eo ee 2.50 
1592 SWINGS PLAIN. Each ................. 10 
TOISESWINGS (ROUND: 22 oou ne. bet wl sec cess .50 
1594 PERCH BRUSHES. Each .............. .230 
1595 CAGE SPRING No. 140. With short 
GOR. GLEE) Diy 3) GW ORI re 15 
1596 SPRATT’S BIRD PACIFIER .......... -20 
1597 BIRD TRILLER PLASTIC ............ .25 
OVI eHOOD HOLDER, 2. oc ica cis ec. es 0.08 ve 10 
A FEW POPULAR BOOKS FOR THE 
HOME GARDEN - - - Postpaid 
1600 AROUND THE SEASONS. A book bringing 
to you a new appreciation of the beauties of Na- 
ture throughout Denver parks and gardens. 144 
1604 
71620 VEGETABLE GARDENING IN COLOR. 
pages illustrated. By S. R. DeBoer, Landscape 
Architect. Price: $1.90. 
1601 BOOK OF ANNUALS. (Hottes.) Illustrated, 
182 pages. A reliable guide to culture of annual 
flowers, Over 100 species are described and full 
directions for their use. $2.00. 
1602 BOOK OF PERENNIALS. (Hottes.) A most 
valuable and readable book on this subject. $2.75. 
1603 COLORADO EVERGREENS. (Robt. E. More.) 
2nd edition. A profusely illustrated 100-page 
book dealing with the identification of all native 
evergreens and the care and horticultural use of 
those adapted to landscape use. Paper $1.50; 
cloth $2.50. 
1604 GARDEN BULBS IN COLOR. It pictures in 
color Tulips, Narcissus, Lilies, Iris and others, 
with brief cultural notes. $3.49. 
1605 GARDEN FLOWERS IN COLOR. (Stevens. )} 
Shows all the important garden flowers in accu- 
rately colored photographs and gives descriptions 
and cultural notes. $2.95. 
1606 GARDEN GUIDE. By 28 authorities. One of 
the most practical and informative garden books 
published for the average home owner. 576 pages 
and over 300 illustrations. $3.50. 
1607 GARDEN MAGIC. (By Roy E. Biles.) Elim- 
inate guess work. Get the most out of your time. 
Tells you how to plan your flower garden or land- 
scape your yard in the most beautiful and suc- 
cessful way. $3.50. 
1608 HERBS. (By Helen Noyes Webster.) Tells 
how to grow them and how to use them, Contains 
famous plans for herb gardens, lists of herb fam- 
ilies, planting lists for period gardens. Valuable 
information about the uses of the various herbs 
and complete cultural information, $2.50. 
1609 IMPROVED PRACTICES IN PROPAGATION 
BY SEED. Especially helpful in growing ever- 
greens. 20c. 
1610 MOON SIGN BOOK. 256 pages of practical 
instructions concerning planetary influence on 
planting and harvesting. $1.10. 
1611 NEW GARDEN ENCYCLOPEDIA.  (Illus- 
trated.) Written for all U. S. climates, soils, sea- 
sons, and methods. Written by American experts 
—everything you need to know about anything 
you want to grow. $5.00. 
1612 HOW TO INCREASE PLANTS. For amateur 
or professional. $3.00. 
1613 PRIMER OF INDOOR 
trated. $2.00. 
1614 PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY, 30c. 
1615 QUICK FREEZING AND FAMILY FOOD 
GARDENING. QUICK FREEZING AND FAMILY 
FOOD GARDENING includes 220 pages—scores 
of photographs—many step-by-step drawings, 
tables, charts and diagrams—that SHOW YOU 
EXACTLY HOW to beat high food costs—by 
making your garden the source of an all-year- 
round food ‘‘bank’’! Price: $2.75. 
1616 ROSES OF THE WORLD IN COLOR. (Mc- 
Farland.) 265 illustrations in full color and with 
the Rose pictures are many cultural helps. One 
of the most beautiful of recent garden books. 
$5.00. 
GARDENING. Illus- 
1617 SOY BEANS. Gold from the soil. Complete 
in 122 pages. $1.75. 
»>1618 TUBEROUS ROOTED BEGONIAS. (George 
Otten.) 81 pages on their growing and care. $2.00. 
1619 10,000 GARDEN QUESTIONS. Answered by 
15 noted experts. 1467 pages. Compiled by Mr. 
Rockwell, president of Men’s National Garden 
Club. $4.95. 
(By 
Daniel J. Foley.) Shows the important vegetables, 
herbs, berries, in full color plates. Contains draw- 
ings and general information about gardening. 
$2.50. 
1621: BOOKS FOR BIRD FANCIERS. See page 44. 
If wanting other hooks not listed, please write us, 
perhaps we can supply them. 
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