Diamond Jubilee 75Th Anniversary

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Nasturtiums Double G/eam Hybrids

This is a collection of gorgeously colored, double, sweet-scented flowers of dazzling beauty. One of the most important introductions of the plant-world, and one that is assured universal popularity. Pkt. 25 cts. Also available in the two separate colors listed below

Double Golden Gleam. Golden yellow. Pkt. 10 cts.

Double Scarlet Gleam. Fiery scarlet. Gold Medal Ail-American Selection, 1934. Pkt. 25 cts.

CATALOGUE •48« TDiamondJubilee 75th Anniversary 6o GRIFFITH ScTURNERCO. ;05-2l5 N.PacaSr.(Bi-anch:30S.CalveKl-Sh.) BALTIMOP£,MD. TELEPHONE CAL. 1300 Keep your

Law 71 growing luxuriantly by applying our Special Grass Fertilizer each spring and jail

5 lbs. 35 cts. 10 lbs. 60 cts. 25 lbs. $1.25 50 lbs. $2.00 100 lbs. $3.50

Gross Seed Mixtures GRIFFITH & TURNER CO.'S IMPERIAL TURF MIXTURE. This superb quality of grass seed is correctly proportioned to give that Old English effect and is noted for its complete adaptability to variations in soil, climate, and other conditions. Weighs over 25 pounds to the measured bushel, which is an exceptional weight for lawn seed, and heavy seed means pure seed of highest quality free from weeds and chaff. Lb. 55 cts.; 3 lbs. SI. 55; 5 lbs. S2.50; 10 lbs. S4.75; 20 lbs. S9; 100 lbs. S42. GRIFFITH & TURNER CO.'S EVERGREEN LAWN GRASS. We recommend this lor large areas and on small places where the extreme fineness of the turf is not so important. It is composed of fme recleaned grasses and White Dutch Clover of the highest purity and vitality, carefully proportioned to give a green lawn throughout the summer. Weighs 22 pounds to the measured bushel. Lb. 40 cts.; 3 lbs. SI. 15; 5 lbs. SI. 85; 10 lbs. S3.60; 20 lbs. S7; 100 lbs. S32.50. GRIFFITH & TURNER CO.'S BENT FORMULA. This is composed of varieties which will make a permanent, luxuriant turf, finer in te.xture than a lawn of the ordinary type. Con- taining a liberal proportion of Creeping Bent Grass, it is deep, rich green in color and produces the effect of a soft rug, endur- ing from early spring until covered by snow. Weighs 28 pounds to the measured bushel. Lb. 75 cts.; 3 lbs. S2.15; 5 lbs. S3. 50; 10 lbs. S6.75; 20 lbs. S13; 100 lbs. S62.50. GRIFFITH & TURNER CO.'S TERRACE SOD MIXTURE. A mixture of grasses that will produce strong, spreading roots, Making and withstanding drought and sun, and thriving on shallow soils. If slope is very severe, sow along with each pound of seed 1 quart of oats for every 100 square feet of lawn, to help Maintaining a Lawn prevent washing by heavy rains. Lb. 55 cts.; 3 lbs. $1.55; Early spring and late summer arc most lavorablc 5 lbs. S2.50; 10 lbs. S4.75; 20 lbs. S^; 100 lbs. S42. for making or renovating a lawn. Dig the soil to a GRIFFITH & TURNER CO.'S SHADY NOOK GRASS. A inches, thoroughly pulverize same. mixture of the shade-tolerant grasses, properly blended, that depth of 6 and will do well under trees and other shady nooks in the garden. Apply Griffith & Turner Co.'s Grass Fertilizer at the Sow seed at the rate of one pound to every 200 square feet, rate of 100 pounds per 2,000 square feet, and rake

and apply lime, 50 pounds to every 1,000 : quare feet. In in well. Sow one of our Special Lawn Formulas at very stubborn cases it may be necessary to renovate for several the rate of 1 pound for every 200 square feet, and years to obtain fall, a rich green sward. If so, add lime each then rake very lightly, after which roll. Under as directed above, and sow seed at the rate of one pound to favorable conditions the grass should germinate in every 300 square feet. Lb. 55 cts.; 3 lbs. SI. 55; 5 lbs. S2.50; about 10 days. Do not sprinkle a new lawn with 10 lbs. S4.75; 20 lbs. S9; 100 lbs. S42. first weeks, unless the seeding GRIFFITH & TURNER CO.'S SEASHORE LAWN GRASS. water for the three is followed hot, dry weather, but after this A mixture of grasses that are especially suitable for lawns by very required. applica- at the seashore. In preparing the soil, work in a liberal amount time it should be watered as An of sheep manure and top-dress with about 4 inches of good tion of our Grass Fertilizer each year, using hali the top soil, as grasses will not grow well in pure sand. Lb. 50 cts.; quantity suggested above, will keep your grass in a 3 lbs. S1.40; 5 lbs. S2.25; 10 lbs. S4.25; 20 lbs. S8.25; 100 lbs. healthy condition. S33.50. mixture of PARK LAWN GRASS (Low-priced Mixture). A WHITE DUTCH CLOVER, 'i^h. 20 cts.; li^h. 30 less Suitable where La^vn Grass expensive than our Evergreen. cts.; lb. 50 cts.; 10 lbs. S4.50. a fine lawn is not required. Lb. 30 cts.; 100 lbs. S25. Separate varieties of grasses described on page 40 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. 1

FERTILIZER FOR FARM LAWN AND GARDEN

ESSKAY QUALITY Vigoro nourishes plants properly be- PLANTFOOD cause it is the com- GORO plete plant A complete organic fertilizer con- food, sisting of blood, bonemeal, tankage containing all of the blended for T;ss/G4ytg and potash scientifically elements scientists Flowers, Lawns, Vegetables, Trees J- QUALITY-/ have proved plants ^ and Shrubs. It is economical, NON Beauty in Aum^ cunA 3ilo\ovii BURNING, and pleasant to use. It must get from the PLANT soil leaves no acid FOOH builds up the and soil. Use at the rate r A COMPLETE FERTILIZERFOR^ residue. Approved and recommended lAWNS. SHRUBBERY, TBEES.FLOWEmS by Florists, Nurserymen, and Gar- of 1 lb. to 50 sq. ft. ; ANP VEGETABLE CARDENS ^ deners everywhere. Prices: SOIL-PREP Prices P. GUARANTEED ANALYSIS :g 100-lb. Bag_83.00 10-Ib. Bag_-$0.65 L WITROGEN S0OX = 50-lb. Bag__ 2.00 2-lb. Bag_ .20 Soil-Prep, a scientific soil condition- 100-lb. bag r AWIUBIE PHOSPHDWCACID a0O»-^ 25-lb. Bag— 1.25 er, rich in humus and plant food value. 50-lb. bag "Will texturize light sandy and heavy 25-lb. bag THE WM. SCM[»°IJ.I(|)|(IIUiB clay soils. > 10-lb. bag BALTIMORE, m. LOMA 5-lb. bag_..$0.30 50-lb. bag_.$1.75 10-lb. bag.... .50 100-lb. 5-lb. pkg l-lb. Can_...90.15 25-lb. Bag....$1.50 bag_ 2.50 25-lb. bag._. 1.00 12-oz. pkg 5-lb. Can ... .50 50-lb. Bag_ 2.50 10-lb. Bag.... .85 100-lb. Bag__ 4.00 HYPER-HUMUS G. & T. CO.'S GARDEN FERTILIZER Fine for Lawns, Shrubbery and Flowers. It conserves moisture, puts organic matter in the soil and cultivates bac- A complete fertilizer for Flowers, Shrubbery, Vegetables, teria. 100 lb. bag $2.00, 500 lbs. $8.75, 1,000 lbs. $15.00. etc. Use at the rate of 1 pound to 50 square feet. 5 lbs. 35c, 10 lbs. 60c, 25 lbs. $1.25, 50 lbs. $2.00, 100 lbs. $3.50. NEW VIGORO SPREADER Little Vigoro, G. Cr T. CO.'S GRASS FERTILIZER 14 -in. $1.20 A well balanced fertilizer that will keep your lawn in a Model B Vigoro, healthy condition. For new lawns use 100 lbs. for every 2,000 14-in. 2.70 square feet. For renovating old lawns use 100 lbs. for every Junior V 1 ^o r o, 4,000 square feet, mixed with several times its bulk of top soil. 16-in. L 5.60 5 lbs, 35c, 10 lbs. 60c, 25 lbs. $1.25, 50 lbs. $2.00, 100 lbs. $3.50. Standard Vigoro, 24-in. I- 10.55 G. & T. CO.'S ROSE FOOD Special Vigoro, 3 6-in. 17.25 A fertilizer specially prepared for the proper growth of Use a Vigoro Spreader Roses and for the control of root pests. Use a trowelful, thor- for results. oughly mixed with the soil, before setting out new bushes and apply a liberal dusting each Spring and Fall. 5 lbs. SOc, 10 lbs. 85o, 25 lbs. $1.50, 50 lbs. $2.50, 100 lbs. $4.00. PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE HAS NO RIVAL Valuable in a run-down city garden, as it adds humus and SOFT GBOTTS'D BONE—The old standby. Made from softer vegetable matter which are essential for all vegetation. It material than the regular ground bone. Contains some meat may also be used at the rate of 40 to 50 pounds to every 1,000 and blood. Fine for lawns, roses, shrubbery, and flowers. square feet in a dry form, or 500 to 1,000 pounds per acre. Price, 5 lbs, 25c, 10 lbs, 45c, 25 lbs, $1.00, 50 lbs. $1.50, Makes the richest and safest liquid manure, using 1 pound 100 lb. bag $2.50, 167 lb. bag' $4.00. to 5 gallons of water once a week. PXTBE BONE MEAIk—A good article for lawns, shrubbery, For Greenhouse Plants mix one part to about 10 parts of etc soil. Price, 5 lbs. SOc, 10 lbs. 50c, 25 lbs. $1.25, 50 lbs. $1.75, Price, 5 lbs. 25c, 10 lbs. 45c, 25 lbs. 85c, 50 lbs. $1.25, 100 100 lbs. $2.50, 167 lb. liag $4.10. lbs, $2.00. Special price in one-balf ton, tons and carload. FEEBIiESS FEBTUIZEB—Fine for spring and summer crops, Peas, Beans, Corn, etc. Bag of 167 lbs. $2.50. BEIiIABZiE CROP GBOWEB—For Wheat, Grass, Corn and HYDRATED LIME Tomatoes. Bag of 167 lbs. $2.75. For sweetening soils and improving the mechanical condi- especially for SPECIAI, POTATO FEBTIZiIZEB—Made Po- tion of the soil. It is indispensable for the growth of all tatoes and Tomatoes, being high in Potash and Phosphoric Clover, Alfalfa and Lawn Grasses. Acid. Bag of 167 lbs. $3.00. 10 lbs. 20c, 50 lb. bags 50c. Special price in quantity. TBTTCKER'S SPECIAIL—A high grade complete mixture, for trucker's use in growing vegetables. Bag of 167 lbs. $3.00. DBIEB B^OOD—Fine for greenhouse potted plants, etc. Must be used sparingly and carefully. 5 lbs., 40c, 10 lbs. 75c, ADCO

I 25 lbs, $1.50, 50 lbs. $2.25, 100 lbs. $4.00. Artificial Manure is a powder, which when mixed with al- iriTBATE OF SODA—A great stimulant. Used for top most any non-woody vegetable waste, such as straw, leaves, dressing lawns. 5 lbs. SOc, 10 lbs. 50c, 25 lbs. $1.00, 50 Iba. weeds, and kept moist, gradually converts the mass into real $1.75, 100 lbs. $2.75. manure. STTZiFHATE OF AUKONIA—Used for same purpose as The refuse should be arranged in layers, each layer being above, but slower and stronger. 5 lbs. SOc, 10 lbs. 50c, 25 thoroughly saturated with water and then sprinkled with Adco lbs. $1.00, 50 lbs. $1.75, 100 lbs. $2.75. Ask for price in in the proportion of 1 pound Adco to 25 pounds refuse, when ton lots. dry. 25 pounds Adco is enough for 12 large wheelbarrow loads I^AND FXiASTEB—In bags of 200 lbs. eacb, $2.25. of garden waste, making V2 ton manure. Price, $2.00. HIGH GBADE ACID PHOSPHATE—Bags of 167 lbs. $2.00. 150 pounds Adco is enough for a bed 10x10 feet deep and 6 feet high, will make about 3 tons manure. Price, $10.50. MURIATE OF POTASH Iih. 10 cents, 10 lbs. 50 cents. IMPORTED GRANULATED PEAT MOSS Granulated Peat Moss is fine for garden mulch, as it conserves moisture. KAINIT "When incorporated in the soil, it promotes growth and supplies humus, which is very essential for growing plants. 5 10 lbs. 40 cents. Xib. cents, "When used in connection with fertilizers, flowers and plants should grow very luxuriantly. 5 lbs. SOc 25 lbs. $1.00 % Bale $1.50—Bale $2.25. ALUMINUM SULPHATE — — Especially for Rhododendrons and Azaleas, or, where an acid condition of the soil is desired. LEAF MOULD 5 lbs. SOc, 10 lbs. 50c, 100 lbs. $3.75. lib. 10c, Fine for mulching Rhododendrons and Azaleas. For "Window Boxes and sowing flower seeds, mix with good top soil. Peck 50 cents, % bushel 90 cents, busbel $1.50. COW MANURE (BoVUNG) In 5-busliel lots, $1.00 per bushel. Dried fertilizer prepared and put up expressly for Flowers, and Garden. POTTING' SOIL FOB WINDO"W BOXES AND STABTING Lawn $1.00. 5 lbs. SOc, 10 lbs. 50c, 25 lbs. $1.00, 50 lbs. $1.75, 100 lbs. $3.00. CUTTINGS—Peck SO cents, Yz bushel 60 cents, 1 bushel

AZiI^ PBICES IN CATAI^OG STTBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOTTT NOTICE Griffith & Turner Co^ Baltimore^ Md. 1935 ANNUAL CATALOGUE 1935 Quality Goods No. 48 Best Prices It g-ives US great pleastire to present our 1935 Catalog-ue. For over seventy-five years we have been keeping' step with, the chang'ing' methods of doing business. Your loyalty to us has made this possible, and we want to do everything' to show our appreciation of the confidence you have placed in us. It has always been a pleasure to serve you, and we pledg'e to you our utmost endeavor, that this confidence may long continue. If you cannot secure the -within goods from your local dealer, kindly 'write to us direct. GRIFFITH Sc TTTRNEB COMPANY.

SEEDS are the BEST that can be obtained anywhere, because we are as careful in our selection as it is possible for anyone to be, OURand are constantly on the lookout for the best of everything, but will not put on the market anything until it has been thoroughly tried and proved. No matter what others may ask for their seeds, better 60quality cannot be obtained anywhere, as our constantly and rapidly increasing trade does and will testify. Our Seeds are ALL TESTED thoroughly before being placed on the market. If for any reason you change your postoffice address, please advise us, giving your old address as well as your new one, stating which 10 is the old and new one. By writing out your order on the Order Sheet sent with each Catalogue you will greatly facilitate our work. Extra Order Sheets sent on application. Be sure to sign your name in full, giving postoffice and shipping point. If you have rural delivery, give name and number of route. If you want goods shipped by boat or railroad, state which50 you prefer, and what line to send by.

PARCEL POST RATES TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS ZONES WE PUT UP VEGETABLE SEEDS in papers for the Country Trade In quantities to suit purchasers- Our seeds are select and tested, and give satisfaction -wherever used. m o •.J m Beans, Peas, Corn. Potatoes, Onion Sets, etc., in bull:, at lo-west -wholesale rates. mil' poun 150 eight "3 up s's Write for special quotations in quantities. u t, -o , o m o •V lO o o Should you have placed your order for small papers for this year, we -will be pleased to fin any ^.S lO CO eo shortage you may have, and solicit your1 patronaee for another season. 4 1 $0.07 $0.08 $0.08 $0.09 50 2 .08 .10 .10 .11 Prospective Customers -who are not rated in the Commercial Agencies -will save time in having their 3 .08 .11 .11 .13 goods shipped by accompanying their Orders either with the Cash or satisfactory reference. Baltimore 4 .09 .12 .12 .15 references preferred. 5 .09 .13 .13 .17 4 6 .10 .14 .14 .19 NOTICE—We make a specialty of quoting on complete outfits. SEND FOR PRICES. 7 .10 .15 .15 .21 Filling Orders.—Every order is filled and forwarded as promptly as possible, but if not duly received 8 .11 .16 .16 .23 to trace it -without delay. not fail to sign your please notify us and we will make every15 eifort Do name 9 .11 .17 .17 .25 and give full address. 10 .12 .18 .18 .27 PACKING AND SHIPPING.—We make no charge for boxes or packing of retail orders and deliver 11 .12 .19 .19 .29 all goods to any railroad or steamboat free of charge. We charge for cotton bags, 2 bushel 30c each. 12 .13 .21 .21 .31 13 .13 .22 .22 .33 HOW TO REMIT.—Remittances should be made by draft. Express Money Order, P. O. Money Order 14 .14 .23 .23 .35 or Registered Letter. 15 .14 .24 .24 .37 We deliver by PARCEL POST FREE to any Postoffice in the United States all cash orders for 16 .15 .25 .25 .39 Flower and Garden Seeds, up to % lb. 17 .15 .26 .26 .41 No seed delivered free unless order is accompanied -with the cash. For postage on Peas, Beans, 18 .16 .27 .27 .43 Corn, Field Seeds in large quantities and All Merchandise, consult table at left. 19 .16 .28 .28 .45 20 .17 .29 .29 .47 ON EVERY ORDER be sure to SIGN YOUR NAME and give your address PLAINLY, as we fre- State if freight 21 .17 .30 .30 .49 quently receive orders lacking either20 or both ; also give full shipping instructions. by 22 .18 .32 .32 .51 or express and give route. This saves delay. 23 .18 .33 .33 .53 PRICES TO MARKET GARDENERS.—Market gardeners and all purchasers of Seeds in large quan- 24 .19 .34 .34 .55 tities should submit us a list of their wants and we will name them special prices. 25 .19 .35 .35 .57 Parcels weighing less than 10 pounds mum charge equal to that for a 10-pound parcel for the zone to which addressed.

WEIGHT OF AGRICULTURAL SEED PER BUSHEL AND QUANTITY INSTRUCTIONS FOR PLANTING USUALLY SOWN PER ACRE Weight per Sow seed indoors for early plants of Cabbage, Bushel Variety Time to sow per Acre Cauliflower, Egg Plant, Pepper, Lettuce and Tomato, 48 lbs. Barley, Aug. to Nov 96 lbs. February 20th to March 10th. 48 " Buckwheat, to Aug. 15 1 bu. June Set early plants outside, of Cabbage, Lettuce and 60 " Clover, Alfalfa, March, April 15 to 25 lbs. and Aug. to Oct. Cauliflower, April 1st to April 30th. 60 " Clover, Alsike, Feb., March and Aug 8 lbs. 60 " Clover, Crimson, July to Sept 15 lbs. Plant in the outside land, where they are to remain. 60 " Clover, Sweet, March and April, Aug. to Sept to 20 lbs. Potatoes, Peas and Onion Sets, March 17th to Hay 60 " Clover, Red, Feb. and March to 12 lbs. 1st. 60 " Clover, White, Aug. and Sept., March and April (alone) 6 lbs. Sow on the outside, where they are to remain. 56 " Corn, for soiling. May to 2 bus. Asparagus Seed, Asparagus Roots, Beet, Onion Seed, 20 " Evergreen Lawn Grass, March and April, Aug. and Sept 4 bus. Parsnip, Parsley, Lettuce, Kale, Turnip, Radish, 56 " Field Corn (in hilis). May to 6 qts. Spinach, Carrot. Salsify, also Celery seed for plants, 50 " German Millet, May to Aug. 1st to 75 lbs. April 1st to May 15th. " 14 Kentucky Blue, April and May, Aug. and Sept 42 lbs. Set outside plants of Tomato, Pepper, Egg Plant, " 14 Orchard Grass, April and May, Aug. and Sept 42 lbs. May 20th to June 20th. 32 " Oats, Spring, March and April 75 lbs. Plant outside, Sugar Com, Muskmelon, Cucumber, 32 " Oats, Winter, March, Aug., Sept., Oct to 75 lbs. Squash and Pumpkin, May 15th to July 1st. 14 " Red Top, unhulled, April, May, Aug. and Sept 42 lbs. 32 " Red Top, Fancy, April, May, Aug. and Sept 12 lbs. Watermelon, May 20th to June 20th. 60 " Rape, Feb. to Aug to 6 lbs. Plant outside all kinds of String Beans and String- 56 " Rye, Aug. to Nov to SO lbs. less Beans, May 15th to August 15th. 50 " Sorghum (for Fodder), May and June 50 lbs. Lima Beans, May 15th to June 20th. 45 " Timothy, alone, April, May, Aug., Sept 20 lbs. _.. " Timothy, with other grasses 12 lbs. For late crops of Kale, Turnip and Spinach, sow (Together for an acre: Red Clover, 6 lbs.; Timothy, 12 lbs.) August 10th to Sept. 10th. 60 " Wheat, Sept. to Nov. 15 100 to 120 lbs. For plants for late crops of Cabbage, Borecole and 60 " Vetch, Winter, Aug. to Nov. (broadcast) 30 lbs. Brussels Sprouts, sow seed May 15th to May 25th.

"We give no warranty, expressed or implied, as to description, purity, productiveness or any other matter of any seeds, or bulbs, we sell, and we will not be in any way responsible for them." GRIFFITH fir TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. 3

C. & T. GO'S FLOWER SEEDS OF QUALITY In presenting" this list of Flower Seeds to oar patrons we wish to call attention to the many new varieties we have Inclnded this year. Fine flowers can be grown only from choice new seed and infinite care has been taken to secure the finest strains available in the world.

FZ.OWER FI^ANTS MAY BE DIVIDED INTO THREE DISTINCT CI^ASSES ANNUALS grow from seed, produce flowers and die the same season. BIENNIALS require two seasons to complete their life, seldom blooming the first year. They grow from seed the first season, produce flowers the second and then die. PERENNIALS as a rule do not bloom until the second year, but continue to live over a varying period of years. Some last a lifetime and others may perish within three, four or five seasons. There are numerous Perennials that will bloom the first year from seed, but because they are not hardy in Northern Gardens they are generally accepted as Annuals. (A) —Seeds of Annuals are sown in the Spring in the open ground as soon as the weather permits, or they may be started indoors in seed flats in the late winter and transplanted into the garden when warm weather has arrived. (B)—Biennials and Perennials (H. P.) are commonly sown outdoors in June, July or August, the plants being thinned to prevent crowding and then transplanted in Autumn or Spring to the garden where they are intended to flower. Care should be taken to cover the seed only to a depth equal to three times their own diameter, and very fine seed are best mixed with a little sand and then broadcast and pressed into the soil, no attempt should be made to cover very fine seed. Do not add fertilizer to soil for starting seeds, but apply it later when plants are partly grown.

NOVELTIES IN FLOWER SEEDS

4 ft. and bears long spikes of pure white blooms. Packet 35c, ANACALLiS (Pimpernel) 3 Packets $1.00. COEBUIiEA (A)—Completely covered during the greater WREXHAM or HOIÎ^YHOCK STRAIN—Enormous spikes part of the summer with beautiful gentian-blue flowers. The of blooms in all the glorious shades of Blue. The graceful flowers close on the approach of bad weather, and open wide spikes are not unlike Hollyhocks, a truly magnificent strain. when clear weather is due. Sometimes called "Poor Man's Packet 25c, Ya Ounce $1.00. "Weatherglass. 10 in. high. Packet 10c, 14 Ounce, 35c. GAILLARDIA ANTIRRHINUM (Snapdragon) ^Sôf^Î") INDIAN CHIEF (A)—A distinctive new variety of easy California De Luxe Mixture—Facket 25c, 5 Packets, $1.00. culture. Grows about 18 inches high, producing blooms of large glistening bronze red with dark brown center, flowers ASTERS—Midseason Blooming (A) from early summer until frost. Fine for cutting. Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 35c. CAXiIFOBNIA GIANTS, IMPROVED—This beautiful Aster stands at the head of the list not only for Florist's use, but also for private gardens. The plants grow 2% to 3 ft. high, GERBERA (Transvaal Daisy) with long stems bearing large curled and interlaced flowers 5 in. or more across, blooming from late July until frost. NEW GIANT HYBRIDS (T. P.) —A very beautiful daisy like flower from South Africa. Though a green house subject, Pnrple, Apple Blossom, Iiight Bine, Deep Rose, Dark Car- it is also fine for the garden if protected well over the winter. mine, White, Finest Mixed. Each Color, Packet 15c, Ya Ounce A splendid variety of colors. 15 inches high. Packet 25c. 6O0. Mixed, Packet 15c, Yb Ounce 50c. COIiIiECTION—1 Packet each of the above 6 varieties 75c. HOLLYHOCKS GIANT CAIÎFORNIA SUNSHINE ASTERS (A) —Plants of this new variety grow three feet high, and bear blossoms on NEW DOUBI.E ORANGE PRINCE (H. P.)—Striking double long stiff stems; splendid for cutting. Flowers large, 4 to 5 flowers of a distinct new shade, a rich apricot orange. Packet inches in diameter. Colors remarkably beautiful. A two-tone 15c, Ya Ounce 50c. effect is obtained through the contrasting colors of the disc- like center and the outer petals varying in shades. Pink, Rose, Blue, and Lavender. In bloom all summer. In mixture only. LARKSPUR (Giant Imperial Type) (A) Packet 15c, Yb Ounce 50c. This type has superseded all other Larkspurs for Florists' and general garden use. Large spikes of double flowers on CALENDULA (A) stems 4 ft. long, upright and compact growing. Blue Spire, Iiilac Spire, White Spire, Gloria Deep Rose, Exquisite Pink, CAMPFIRE (Sensation) Accepted as the best forcing Cal- — Finest Mixed. Each Color, Packet 15c, Ya Ounce 30c; Mixed, endula; the blooms are larger than any other type. Its color Packet 15c, Ya Ounce 25c. Is a dark orange with a scarlet sheen. Packet 10c, ^ Oz. 50c. Oz. $1.50. COIiIiECTION—1 Packet each of the above 5 varieties, 65c. GOIiDEN RADIO—Flowers very double of a rich golden- orange and the petals beautifully quilled. Pkt. 10c, ^4 Oz. 30c. MARIGOLDS (A) CHRTSANTHA—An entirely new type of Calendula bearing GUINEA GOIiD (African) Compact, pyramidal plant, 2% a striking resemblance to the Chrysanthemum. Its color is a — ft. high, covered with brilliant golden orange, ruffled flowers, rich buttercup yellow; on long stems, and is an ideal cut excellent for cutting. Packet 15c, Ounce 60c. flower. Packet 15c, 14 Ounce 50c, Ounce $1.50. V4 DWARF FRENCH MARIGOIiDS CARNATIONS (A) FIRE CROSS—Deep orange single flowers spotted with red. Plant grows about 1 ft. high, excellent for edging a border. CHABAITD'S GIANT DOXTBIÊ—Plants upright, bearing Packet 10c, i/4 Ounce 30c. numerous long stems of large double flowers. These are ROBT. BEIST Plant grows 1 ft. high and literally covered readily grown from seed and are just as full as — and fragrant with dark maroon double flowers the entire Packet as those sold by the florist. Start the seed indoors in boxes. summer. Cardinal Red, Flesh Fink, Salmon Rose, Violet Shades, Crim- 10c, ^ Ounce 30c. son, White, Finest Mixed, Each color. Packet 15c, Ya Ounce 40c; Mixed, Packet 15c, Ya Ounce 30c. NASTURTIUM (A) COIiIiECTION—1 packet each of the above six varieties 75c. NEW DOXTBIiE SCARIÊT GIÊAM—Ever since the introduction of Golden Gleam Nasturtium, interest has run high COSMOS (A) awaiting new colors in this Double Sweet-Scented Type. Scar- let Gleam is the first of the new colors. The flowers are a KXiONDTKE (Orange Flare) —An early flowering type with fiery orange scarlet of immense size, very fragrant and borne vivid orange flowers with attractive light green foliage. on long stems. Packet 25c, 14 Ounce $1.25, Ounce $2.0O. Packet 25c, 14 Ounce 75c. NEW DOUBIiE GIÊAM HYBRIDS—The Hybrids are a collection of gorgeously colored double fragrant flowers, never DAHLIAS (A) dreamed of before in a Nasturtium. They thrive under any cultural condition and this factor combined with the brilliance tTNWIN'S DWARF BEDDING—This new race can be easily of their colors assure them of a universal popularity. The grown from seed blooming in about 3 months. They are ex- plants are semi-dwarf and the flowers are borne on long ' tremely free flowering and in a very wide color range, grow- stems. Packet 25c, 14 Ounce 90c, Ounce $1.50. ing about 24 in. high. Mixed, Packet 15c, Ounce 60c. ^ DOITBIiE GOIIDEN GIÊAM—Still maintaining its position as one of the most popular novelties of the past two seasons. DELPHINIUM (H. P.) The large double, sweet scented, golden yellow flowers on long stems, are borne profusely on the semi-dwarf plants. Packet ICEBERG—This beautiful Delphinium reaches a height of 10c, Ounce 35c, V4 Pound $1.00.

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PEACH BlbOSSOM (A)—A lovely shade of pink, borne on PETUNIA long stems. Excellent for cutting. Packet 15c, ^ Ounce 400. COCKATOO (A)—Grows only 8 Inches high and covered SHASTA (A)—Pure white with immense blooms 3 to 4 with a mass of violet-purple flowers with white spots and inches in diameter. Packet 15c, ^ Ounce 40c. stars. Packet 25c, Yb Ounce $1.00.

PERENNIAL . POPPY NEW SCABIOSA G-ZAIfT P.) HTBBIDS (H. —(Isaac House Strain) —Fringed I SOITBIiE SHIBZ.ET UZZED (A) —New semi-double type In and ruffled flowers in varying tones of light and dark blue. a wide range of colors. Blooms continuously throughout Packet 25c, 1-16 Ounce 50c. spring and summer. Packet 10c, V4 Otmce 30c. URSINIA (jewels of the Veldt) SALVIA (Scarlet Sage) ANETHOIDES (A) —Brilliant orange daisy like flowers, EABBOTG-EB (A)—A dwarf large flowering variety which with deep purple center. Grows about 10 in. high and is 'very starts blooming in July and continues until frost. It makes easily raised from seed. Packet 15c, 2 for 25c. beautiful symmetrical plants about 15 Inches high covered with sprays of large brilliant scarlet flowers. Packet 15c, V6 Ounce $1.00. NEW DWARF COMPACT VERBENAS (A) FABZNACEA (H. P.) —Fine, light blue flowers, borne on Plants grow only about 6 in. high and are literally cov- long spikes. Plants grow from two to three feet high, and ered with blooms. Fine for Rock Gardens and border. Scar- will bloom the first year from seed. Pkt. 10c, % Oz. 50c. let, Dark Blue, Salmon Bose, Buby Bed, Pure Wlilte, Mixed. Each color, Pkt. 15c, Ye Oz. 75c; Uized, Pkt. 15c, Yb Oz. 60o. NEW ANNUAL SCABIOSAS CO^XiECTZOlI'—1 Packet each of above five colors 60c. ZiOVEIiZKESS (A) —Various tones of delicate salmon rose shades, with delightful fragrance, borne on long stiff stems. NEW ZINNIA The most beautiful Scabiosa ever introduced. Packet 15c, PAKTAS'S'—mXED (A)—The medium sized double flowers V4 Ounce 40c. are composed of a mass of shaggy petals. The color range FIEB7 SCABIiET (A)—A brilliant shade of scarlet, very includes the brightest shades as well as the popular pastels. double. Height 18 in. Packet I5c, Ounce 40c. Packet 25c, Yb Ounce 50c.

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ACHILLEA (Yarrow) ANCHUSA PTABMZCA, "The Pearl" (H. P.) —Clusters of snow white ITAZiICA (Dropmore Variety) (H. P.) —Bright-blue, for- flowers— 2 ft. high. Blooms all summer, fine for cutting. get-me-not flowers, on graceful stems the entire summer. 4 ft. Packet 15c, Yb Ounce 50c. Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 35c. "BOSEXTM" (H. P.) —Bosy-Pink—Height 1% ft. June and BIiTTE BIBD (A) —Dwarf compact type, about 15 In. high July. Packet 10c, Ys Ounce 25c. with indigo blue flowers. Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 35c. AGATHEA (Blue Border Daisy) ANEMONE (Wind Flower) ST. BBIGID (H. P.) —^A wide variety of colors both double COEZiESTIS (T. P.) —Beautiful sky-line flowers. Blooms and semi-double flowers, 18 in. Packet 15c. profusely during summer and fall. Fine for borders, also potted for winter blooming. 1 ft. Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 50c. ANTHEMIS (Marguerite) ACERATUM (Floss Flower) KEZiWATZ (H. P.) —Large golden-yellow daisy-like flowers. Fine for cutting. Two feet high, blooming all summer. One of the best bedding plants, being literally a sheet of Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 50c. color from early summer until frost. Easily raised from seed. ANTIRRHINUM (Snapdragon) (A) i BI^TTE PEBPECTIOSr (A) —Deep blue flowers, compact growth. Fine for cutting and borders. 9 in. Packet 10c, One of the most valuable flowers which Is readily grown il >4 Ounce 25c, I Ounce 75c. from seed.

j i;iTTLE DOBBIT BI^TJE (A) —Flowers bright blue, used GIAITT-FZ.OWEBmG TAXiX, VABIETIES—30 In. high (A) i\ largely for edging. 6 in. Pkt. 10c, V4 Oz. 25c, Oz. 7Sc. —Deep Crimson, Golden King, Pink Venus, Scarlet Defiance, ZiITTIiE DOBBIT WHITE (A)—Same in habit as preced- Pure White, Bose Xing, Finest mixed. Named varieties. Each ing, only white. Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 25c, Ounce 75c. Packet 10c, Y* Ounce 50c. Mixed, Packet 10c, ^4 Ounce 35«. COZiZiECTION—1 Pkt. each of the above 6 colors, 60c. ACROSTEMMA (Mullein Pink) GIANT-FI.OWEBING MEDITTM TAI.I. VABIETIES, 18 In. high (A) —Brilliant Orange—Dark Crimson—Blch Yellow COBOITABZA (H. P.) —Attractive flowers of glowing crim- Salmon Bose—Bright Scarlet—Pure White—Finest named son, silvery foliage. Height 2 ft. June to Sept. Packet 10c, varieties, each pkt. 10, V4 oz. 50c. Mixed, pkt. 10c, % oz. 35c. ^ Ounce 25c. COIiliECTIOlT—1 pkt. each of the above six colors 50c. ALYSSUM ANTIBBHIITXI'M (Bust Proof)—See page 3 for description. A. MABITIsriTM (Sweet Alyssum) (A) —Of trailing habit, AQUILEGIA (Columbine) covered with white flowers all summer. Packet 10c, Yt Ounce Graceful plants that bear a profusion of flowers In early 20c, Ounce 60c. summer. Will grow in shade or sun. £ITTIiE GEM (A)—Plants grow 4 in. high. White. ..Packet GIANT £ONG-SPT7BBED, BliVE, Shades (H. P.) —All the 10c, ^ Ounce 20c, Ounce 60c. shades of light and dark blue. Pkt. 15c, Ye oz. $1.00. CABPET OP SNOW (A)—Pure white. Grows two to three GIANT I^ONG-SPTTBBED, PINE, Shades (H. P.) —All the 25c, 75c. Inches high. Packet 10c, % Ounce Ounce shades of light and dark pink. Pkt. 15c, Ya oz. $1.00. ZiHiAC queen (A)—Very pretty lilac. 6 In. high. Packet GIANT XiONG-SPTTBBED, MIXED (H. P.) —Containing all 10c, Y* Ounce 25c, Ounce 75c. colors of this splendid strain. Pkt. 15c, Ys oz. 75c. Bright SAXATII.E COMFACTITM (Basket of Gold) (H. P.) — ALPINE-BIiTTE (H. P.) —A fine variety for the Rock Garden. yellow flowers which cover the plant from April to June. Rich Blue. Pkt. 10c, oz. 50c. Excellent for Rock Garden or Border. One foot. Packet 10c, ^ Ounce 35c, Ounce $1.00. ARABIS (Rock Cress) AliPINA (H. P.) —Splendid for rockeries and edging, cov- AMARANTHUS ered with pure white flowers as soon as snow disappears, (i in. Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 30c. Annuals with brilliant foliage, growing from three to five ft. high. Plant In hot, sunny location. ARCTOTIS (African Lilac Daisy) (Iiove Lies Bleeding) (A) Blood-red, droop- CAITDATTJS — high. Packet, 10c, Ounce 25c. GBANDIS (A)—Large, snowy flowers, two to three ft. ing. Y* beneath. Pkt. 10c, yellow and Pure white on upper surface. Lilac-blue TBICOI.OB (Joseph's Coat) (A) —Leaves red, oz. 30c. green. Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 25c. MOZiTEN FIBE (A) —Best and showiest. Bronze foliage AUBRIETIA (False Wall Cress) tipped with fiery scarlet. Packet 15c, Y* Ounce 75c. I^ABGE FIiOWEBINO HYBRIDS rH. P.) —A delightful group of Rock Garden plants that thrive In sunny crevices. Covered with brilliantly colored flowers In spring and early ANACALLIS (See page 3 for description) summer. Height 6 In. Packet 15o, 1/16 ounce 60c.

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ASTERS BALSAM (Touch Me Not—Lady's Slipper) An open sunny position and a well prepared soil is needed DOITBIÊ CAMEUIA FI.OWERED to grow Asters to perfection. Work in a liberal quantity of One of the easiest Annual flowers to grow. Plants grow bone and a little hydrated lime before setting out the plants. about 2 ft. high, and bear the flower close against the stems. The ripe seed pods fly open with an angry jerk if they are EARLY BLOOMING ASTERS touched, scattering the seed for several feet in every direction. DOUBIiE PINE (A) —Light Pink. Packet 10c, Yt, ounce 30c. EARZiT BEATTTT (Wilt Beslstant (A) —Plants grow from DOTTBIiE MIXED (A)—A mixture of all colors. Packet 2% to 3 ft. high 10c, ounce 25c. with long stems bearing large BELLIS (English Daisy) well formed flowers. The colors Little Rosettes of dark green foliage, with short stems are good and bearing double flowers from early spring until midsummer. keeping qualities While supposed to be a Perennial, it may die out after a are unsurpassed. year or two. Blooms early in I.ONGFEI.I.OW (T. P.)—Dark Rose. Pkt. 10c, Ya oz. 50c. July. Azure Bine SNOWBAI.1^ (T. P.) —Pure White. Pkt. 10c, Ya oz, 50c. — Carmine Rose DOtTBIÊ MIXED (T. P.) —A mixture containing all the — Crimson—Pur- colors. Packet 10c, Ya ounce 30c, ple—Flesh Fink — White—Finest BRACHYCOME (Swan River Daisy) Mixed, Each col- A free flowering Annual about 12 m. high, covered with a or, Pkt. 15c, Va oz. 50c. axlzed, profusion of Blue, Rose Pkt. 15c, Ya oz. 40c. One packag-e, and White each of the above flowers the 6 colors greater part 75c. of the sum- Q TT E E N OF mer. THE MARKET, AZURE W. B. (A)—These FAIRY (A) well-known early Lavender blue. flowering Asters Pkt. lOc, Y* are of branching oz. 50c. habit, about 20 (A) inches high, ROSEA bloom in early —Rose. Pkt. July, fine for cut- 10c, Vi oz, 50c. ting. Crimson — MIXED (A) Dark Blue—Flesb —All Colors Pink — Peach ASTER mixed. Pkt, Blossom—Scarlet 10c, Y* oz, 40c, —White—Mixed. Each color, Pkt. 10c, M oz. 40c. Mixed, pkt. 10c, V4 oz. BROWALLIA 35c. Collection, one pkt. each of above 6 colors, 50c. (Amethyst) Fine Annual covered with MIDSEASON BLOOMING ASTERS blue and white MAMMOTH PEONY Fi;OWEBED (A) —This superb strain flowers during with immense double flowers are borne on long non-lateral summer and autumn. 18 in. stems. The plants grow 2% to 3 ft. high, and bloom from late July until frost. Azure Fair Flesh Fink Peach Blossom high. Blooms — — freely in win- Purple Deep Rose White—Mixed. Each color, pkt. 15c, Ye — — BRACHYCOME if oz. 60c. Mixed pkt. 15c, oz. 50c. ter plants Ya are lifted and COIÎiECTIOM'—1 Packet each of above six colors, 75c. cut back. MIXED (A) Rich IMPROVED OSTRICH-FEATHERED (Wilt Resistant) (A) — Blue and White. Pkt, 10c, Y* Oz, 30c. —The flowers are borne on long stems and of a loose feathery character, frequently measuring over 5 inches in diameter. CALENDULA (Pot Marigold) Plants grow about 2% ft. high and are of branching habit. A splendid free flowering Annual of easy culture Azure Blue—^Crimson—*Purple—*Zilght Blue—Peach Blos- ORANGE KING (A)—Deep Orange. Packet 10c, Y* ounce ' Bom—*Shell Pink—Sky Blue—*Deep Rose—*Whlte—Finest 20c, ounce 60c. Mixed. Each color, pkt. 10c, Y* oz. 50c. Mixed, pkt. 10c, Yt I.EMON QUEEN (A) —Rich golden yellow. Packet 10c, oz. 40c. ^ ounce 20c, ounce 60c. COI^XiECTIOlT 1 packet each of six varieties *. FINEST MIXED (A) —All colors. Packet 10c, Y* Ounce — marked ounce Price 50c. 20c,CAMPFIRE50c. (A) (Sensation) — See ASTERMUM page 3 for de- A splendid new type of Aster bearing enormous flowers scription. that give the impression of the Japanese Chrysanthemums. RADIO — See Plants grow about two ft. high, and bloom from July until page 3 for de- frost. Azure Blue—Rose Fink—White—Mixed. Each color, scription. Packet 10c, 14 ounce 50c. Mixed, packet lOo, H ounce 40c. CHRYSANTHA ASTERS —See page 3 for description. CAZ.IFORNIA GIANTS IMPROVED—See page 3 for description. GIANT CAI.IFORNIA STTNSHINE—See page 3 for de- CALLIOPSIS scription. MISCEXiIiANEO'D'S ASTERS—See page — for description. (A) PEERZiESS TEIiIiOW (A)—A splendid new Aster with a Very showy An- border of pure white and the center rich deep yellow. nuals of easy cul- 75c. Packet 10c, Ya ounce ture, blooming all HEART OF FRANCE (WUt Resistant) (A) —This is the summer. Do not largest flowering of the dark red sorts. Plants grow about transplant. 2 ft. high and bear the Ruby-Red flowers. In profusion in GOI^DEN WAVE September. Packet 10c, Ya ounce 75c. —Rich golden yel- BAIiIi'S WHITE (A) —A fine pure white Aster of dwarf low, center dark branching habit. Blooms with the midseason sorts. Packet red. Height 1 ft. 10c, Ya ounce 50c. Pkt. 10c, Ya. oz. 25c. HARDY PERENNIAi; ASTER THE SULTAN— MICHAEZiMAS DAISY MIXED (H. P.) —Medium size flow- Large flowers of ers of a select mixture. Plants grow about 3 ft. high, and rich maroon-crim- bloom in September and October. Will flower the flrst year son. Pkt. 10c, ^ from seed if started early. Packet 10c, Ya Ounce 75c. oz. 30c. THE DAZZI.ER —L a r g e yellow (Love in Puff) blooms with rich BALLOON VINE a (A) maroon center. A rapid growing annual vine with pretty foliage. Flowers Pkt. 10c, ôz. 30c. CAI.ENDUI.A white, followed by seed pods resembling miniature balloons. TAX.I. MIXED Always a great interest to the children. Height 8-10 ft. A mixture of the tall varieties. Packet 10c, Yz Ounce 25c. Packet 10c, ounce 40c. Dwarf Mixed—A mixture of Dwarf sorts. Pkt. 10c, Ya oz. 30c.

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ZANZIBABIENSIS (A) —Their immense leaves and enor- CAMPANULAS (Bell Flowers) mous plants exceed all other varieties. Foliage varying from The Bell Flower family are very Interesting garden plants, light and dark green to a deep red. Pkt. 10c, oz. 30c. embracing the Annual, Biennial, and Perennial classes, some MIXED VARIETIES (A) —A select mixture of all colors. are tall others are dwarf, but thev are all beautiful. Packet 10c, ounce 25c. —NEW AmrXTAZ. CAXTTEBBimY BEX.!. (A)—A new Canter- bury bell that will bloom the first year from seed. Mixed. Packet 15c, % ounce 50c. CELOSIA (A) Showy Annuals growing best in a light soil. CANTERBURY BELL (Campanula Medium) CELOSIA CEILDSI (Chinese Wool-Flower) (A)—A most SIKGIiB MIXED (B) —A mixture of the single varieties in distinct and beautiful new form of Celosia. The plants are blue, rose, and white. Plants grow from two to three feet freely branching and bear in profusion beautiful ball-shaped high, and bloom in flowers, resembling silky wool. We offer this variety in a June. Packet 10c fine mixture. Height 2 ft. Packet 10c, V& ounce 25c. 14 onnce 25c. CELOSIA CRISTATA (Cockscomb) (A)—These interesting i>ouBi:.E mx- and free flowering annuals are of easy culture; producing ED (B)—The dou- large, brilliant comb-like heads. Excellent for borders; height ble-flowering form H4 to 2 ft. In bloom from July until frost. Crimson. Packet of the above. Pit. 10c, Yb ounce 25c. 10c, oz. 40c. CELOSIA PLUMOSA (Feathered Cockscomb) (A)—An excellent decorative plant. The feathery plumes are produced CtTP AND on long stems and are splendid for cutting. Finest mixed SAXrCEB Packet 10c, V4 onnce 25c. (Campanula Caly- canthema) (B) CENTAUREAS These produce large single flow- A very interesting class of Annuals and Perennials which ers resembling a are very popular. They are fine for cutting, and very easily cup and saucer. grown. Dark Bine — Hose. DOITBLE CORNFLOWERS (Centaurea Cyanns) Each pkt. 10c, Vb oz. 35c. These are also known as Ragged Robin, Ragged Sailor, Bachelor's Buttons, Bluet and Blue Bottle. A very desirable PEACH BEI^Z.S garden Annual. (Campannla Per- Elfolla) (H. P.) DOUBLE BLUE (A) —The best and most popular color. Packet 10c, ^ ounce 25c. One of the finest of the hardy bell DOUBLE MIXED (A)—^A mixture of all the colors. Packet flowers growing 10c, V4 ounce 25c. two to two and one half feet high GIANT SWEET SULTANS (Centaurea Xmperlalls) Mixed. Pkt. 15o Beautiful sweet-scented flowers are borne on long strong Va oz. 60c. stems that are especially fine for cutting. Lasting for sev- CHnmTEY BEXiX eral days. PLOWEB (Cam- YELLOW SUAVEOLENS (A)—Bright Yellow. Packet 10c, panula Pyrami- V4 Ounce 25c. dalis) (H. P.) FINEST MIXED (A) —A mixture of all the colors. Packet A beautiful flow- 10c, V4 ounce 25c. er growing four t< five feet high DUSTY MILLER (Centaurea) Mixed. Pkt. 10c, Vf oz. 40c. CANDIDISSIMA (A)—Silvery white leaves that are excellent for edging. Packet 10c, Ya ounce 25c. UZSCEI.I.AIl'EOTTS CAMPANXTi:.AS HARDY CENTAUREA IiONG-ISTT- CANTEBBITBT BEIiZiS MONTANA (H. P.) —Large blue fiowers, blooming from (H. p.) i;-*- —Large purple flowers growing 1 to 1% ft. high. July to September. Height 2 ft. Pkt. 10c, Yb oz. 25c. Packet 10c, 14 onnce 30c. BOTUNDIPOtIA (H. P.)—The blue bells of Scotland. CERASTIUM (Snow in Summer) Plants grow about 1 ft. high bearing a profusion of clear blue flowers from June to August. Fine for Rock Gardens. TOMENTOSUM (H. P.) —A splendid spreading Perennial Packet 25c. plant; with attractive silver}' foliage and small white flowers. for Gardens. In bloom during May and June. CABPATICA (H. P.) —Flowers of deep blue in bloom all Splendid Rock summer, especially good for edging and Rock Gardens. Height 10 to 12 in. Prefers sunny locations. Pkt. 10c, Ya oz. 30c. Height 6 in. Packet 10c, 14 ounce 30c. CHELONE (Turtle Head) CANARY BIRD VINE (Tropaeolum Canariense) (A) Handsome Perennial growing two to three ft. high In A rapid growing Annual climber producing numbers of bloom during summer and fall. pretty canary yellow, fringed flowers. Pkt. 10c, % oz. 25c. BABBATA HYBRIDS (H. P.) —Shades of Pink, Rose, Red and Violet. Packet 10c, 1,4 ounce 25c. CANDYTUFT (Iberis) The popular bedding and border plant, growing about 12 CHRYSANTHEMUMS (Annual Varieties) in. high. Plants grow two feet high, and bear a profusion of daisy- ANNUAI. VARIETIES like flowers from July to October. Splendid for cutting. Crimson—Flesh Pink—Lilac—Bright Rose—Carmine—White NORTHERN STAR—White, Yellow ring around dark brown —lOixed. Each color, Pkt. 10c, Vz oz. 30c. Mined, pkt. 10c, eye. Packet 10c, 14 ounce 25c. oz. 25c. EASTERN STAR—Primrose yellow, with dark brown eye. COI>IiECTION—1 pkt. each of the above 6 colors, 50c. Packet 10c, V4 ounce 25c. PERENNIAL CANDYTUFT SINGLE MIXED—Choice mixture of all single varieties. Packet 10c, ounce 20c. GIBRALTARICA (H. P.)—White, shaded Lilac, Packet 10c, Select, sorts. Packet Yb ounce 30c. DOUBLE MIXED— mixture of double 10c, Yi ounce 25c. SEMPERVIBENS (H. P.) —White, evergreen foliage. Pack- et 10c, Vs Ounce 40c. CHRYSANTHEMUM (Shasta Daisy) CARDINAL CLIMBERdpomoea Quamoclit) (A) LEUCANTHEMUM, ALASKA (H. P.) —Magnificent daisy of pure glistening white. 5 in. across, height 3 ft. Packet A rapid growing Annual climber with clusters of cardinal 10c, Yb ounce 25c. , red fiower.s and fern like foliage. Pkt. 10c, oz. 40c. CLARKIA ELEGANS (A) CARNATIONS (Giant Marguerite) (A) A very pretty Annual of easy cultivation that will grow in They begin flowering within a few weeks from time of sun or shade. Long Racemes of flowers in July on plants 2 sowing and will survive an ordinary winter if given slight to 2% ft. high. protection. Height IS in. DOUBLE AND SINGLE MIXED—A choice mixture of all DOUBLE MIXED—Packet 10c, Vt ounce 50c. varieties. Packet 10c, Y^ ounce 25c. CHABAUDS GIANT DOUBLE—See page 3 for description. COBAEA (Cup-and-Saucer Vine) (A) CASTOR OIL PLANT (Ricinus) (A) A rapid growing climber attaining a height of 30 ft. during CA9IBODGENSIS (A) —Ornamental Annuals of stately the season. Will cling to any rough surface. In sowing place growth, with large dark metallic foliage, stems ebony-black. seed edgewise and cover lightly with soil. Scandens, Purple. Fine for lawns, ni.-issing or center plants. Pkt. 10c, oz. 30c. Packet 10c, V4 ounce 25c.

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BELLAMOSUM—Rich deep blue. Pkt. 10c, oz. 50c. (H. P. Ya COREOPSIS GOLD MEDAL HYBRIDS—A superb mixture of all shades Among the most useful summer flowers that require very of blue. Packet 15c, Ya ounce 50c. little atten- CARDINALE—A brilliant scarlet, plants grow 2% to 3 feet tion. Plants high. Packet 15c, % ounce 75c. grow about ICEBERG—See page 3 for description. high, two feet WREXHAM OR HOLLYHOCK TYPE—See page 3 for de- and are cov- scription. ered with a mass of yel- DIANTHUS (Pinks) 1 o w flowers all during the Embracing some of the most beautiful flowers in cultiva- summer. tion, including a great variety of brilliant colors. Profuse blooming plants that average about 1 ft. in height. G- R A N S I- TLORA SIN- ANNUAL VARIETIES GLE — Rich HEDDEWIGI (Japanese Pinks)—A colorful assortment of golden yellow all shades of the double types. Pkt. 10c, Yi ounce 25c. flowers. Pkt. CHINENSIS (China Pinks) —A select mixture of all the 10c, 14 oz. 25c. single types, in many bright colors. Pkt. 10c, V4 oz. 25c. G- B A N D I- SWEET WIVELSFIELD (Hyhrida Dlanthus) (A)—Remark- FI.ORA DOU- ably free flowering Annual, resembling a Sweet William. BLE — Rich Grows 12 in. high and a great variety of colors. In bloom golden yellow from June until frost. Packet 10c, Ya Ounce 25c. double flow- HARDY PERENNIAL VARIETIES ers. Pkt. 10c, V4 oz. 35c. FLUMARIUS DOUBLE MIXED (Clove Pinks) —Double fringed flowers in many colors. Very sweet scented. Height 1 ft. Packet 10c, 14 ounce 40c. COSMOS PLUMARIUS SINGLE MIXED (Pheasant's Eye) —Large single fringed flowers of many colors. Very fragrant. Packet (A) 10c, 14 Ounce 25c. DELTOIDES (Maiden Pink) —A fine variety for the Rock One of the Garden, with brilliant rose flowers in June and July. Height finest summer 6 in. Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 40c. and autumn blooming DICTAMUS (Gas Plant) plants that Large, pink flow- will produce FRAXINELLA RUBRA (H. P.) — showy, an abundance ers, about 2V2 ft. high. In bloom during June and July. of cut flowers Packet 15c, Ya Ounce 60c. for fall decorations. DIDISCUS EARLY SIN- GLE DWARF Lace TYPE (Blue MIXED (A) Flower) s©l©ct C O E R U- mixture of all COREOPSIS LANCEOLATA LEUS (A) — GRANDIFLORA Very pretty ?^i°f^n^^°n??Jmg from July Annual, until frost. Height four feet. Pkt. 10c, 14 oz. 20c, oz. 60c. blooming pro- LATE SUTGLE TALL TYPE fusely from Blooming from September until frost. Height six to eight ft. July until Crimson—Pink—White—Mixed. Each color, packet 10c, V4 frost. Long, ounce 25c, ounce 75c. Mixed, packet 10c, Vt ounce 20, ounce 60c. slender stems LADY LENOX (A) —Deep rosy pink flowers of gigantic terminate i n size. Late blooming type. Pkt. 10c, 14 oz. 25c, oz. 75c. flat clusters LATE DOUBLE TALL, CRESTED TYPE f lavender (A) A choice mixture of the double Cosmos. Pack- blue lace-like MIXED — flowers, some- et 10c, V4 Ounce 40c, Ounce $1.20. See page 3 for description. w h a t resem- KLONDYKE— bling Queen CYNOGLOSSUM (Chinese Forget-Me-Not) Anne's Lace. 18 in. h i g h. of easy culture, growing about A highly perfumed plant Packet lOo, Y* 18 in high and producing throughout the summer large Ounce 50c. sprays of forget- me-not like blooms. DIGITALIS AMABILE, Blue (A) — Deep Blue. ( Foxglove) Pkt. 10c, oz. 25c. AMABILE, Pink (B) (A) — Rich deep Old- fash- pink. Pkt. 10c, V4 1 o n e d bien- oz. 50c. nials, producing in abundance long CYPRESS spikes of tubular - shaped VINE (Ipo- flowers in June and July. Used exten- moea Quamo- sively in edging shrubber- clit) (A) ies and half shady places. A very popular Height two to vine with fern-like four feet. foliage and masses of star - shaped GLOXINIA- flowers. Grows 15 FLORA — A fine ft. high. Soak the strain seed in warm wa- with gloxinia- ter for several like flowers on hours before sow- long spikes. Purple, Rose, ing. Scarlet—Pkt. and 10c, V4 oz. 40c. White, White — Pkt. 10c, Mixed. Each, V4 oz. 20c. Packet 10c, Yi Ounce 35c. DWARF GRANDI- DAHLIAS FLORA—Pine spikes of a COSMOS See page 3 for lovely light description. yellow. Packet ' ' jfuJtGLOVE DELPHINIUMS (H. 16c, Ya Oz. 50c. P.) GIANT SHIRLEY MIXED—The greatest improvement ever No blue is so fine as a clump of well-grown Delphiniums. made in Foxgloves. Enormous spikes of flowers of unusual Seed can be sown any time from spring till fall. size in a wide range of colors spotted and blotched. Packet BELLADONNA—Clear turquoise-blue. Pkt. 10c, Vb oz. 50c. 15c, V4 Ounce 50c.

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(Avens) (H. P. DIMORPHOTHECA (African Golden Daisy) GEUM Splendid compact plants with showy flowers, in bloom AUB AKTIACA throughout the summer. Height 1% feet. H7BHIDS (A)— MRS. BBADSHAW—Large, double, brilliant orange-scarlet. Beautiful new hy- Packet 10c, Yb Ounce 50c. brids of the African IiADT STRATBBDEN—Large, double golden yellow. Packet Golden Daisy. Large 10c, Ya Ounce 50c. flowers in shades of B7BRIDS MIXED—A mixture of many shades. Packet yellow, orange and 10c, Ounce 30c. rich salmon. Plants H grow about 15 In. GLOBE AMARANTH (Gomphrena) (A) high, and bloom the greater part of the Also known as Bachelor's Button. Plant grows about two summer and fall. feet high with flowers that resemble clover heads. Can be Pkt. 10c, Oz. 40c. dried and used In winter bouquets. MIXED—A mixture of all the colors. Pkt. 10c, V4 Oz. 25c. DOLICHOS GODETIA (Satin Flower) (A) (Hyacinth A charming little annual that is very popular abroad. They do best in a cool, partially shady place, and bear showy azalea- Bean) (A) like flowers in many rich colors. D'WARF MIXED—Eacb, Packet 10c, Yi Onnce 25e. TAni, WTXED — A rapid MIXED—Each, Packet 10c, ^ Ounce 25c. AFRICAN DAISY growing climber with purple and (A) white pea-shaped flowers, followed by ornamental seed pods. GOURDS Packet 10c, Onnce 25c, An interesting annual climber with ornamental foliage and curious shaped fruit. Plant these for the children. Calabash or Pipe, Dipper, Dish Cloth, Eg'g'-shaped, Spoon Orange, Mixed. ECHINOCYSTIS (Wild Cucumber Vine) (A) Each, Packet 10c, Ounce 30c. IiOBATA—One of the quickest growing Annual vines with sprays of white flowers during July and August, and attrac- Gypsophila (Baby's Breath) tive bright green foliage. Packet 10c, % Ounce 20c. Free flowering annuals and perennials. Their misty-Uke flowers are largely used for mixing with other cut flowers. ECHINOPS (Globe Thistle) (H. P.) EIiEGANS GBANDIFI^ORA AXBA (A)—Improved large flowering type, pure white. Several sowings should be made BITBO—Attractive silvery thistle-like foliage with steel during the season. Heights 18 In. Pkt. 10c, Oz. 25c. blue flowers. Three to four feet high. Pkt. 10c, ^ Oz. 35c. EIiECtANS GRANDIFIiORA ROSEA (A)—A delicate rose shade, equally as good for cutting. Packet 10c, Ounce 35c. PANICiriiATA, AZiBA (H. P.) —A hardy perennial that will ERYNGIUM (Sea Holly) (H. P.) bloom the first year if sown early, white. Height three feet. 25c. AMETHYSTINXTM Ornamental plants to Packet 10c, }/i dunce — growing two flowers into bloom after three feet high with thistle-like flowers of amethyst blue and PACIFICA (H. P.) —Pink coming I5c, Ounce 75c. holly-like foliage. Fine for winter bouquets. Packet 10c, paniculata. Packet Yb (H. P.) A dwarf white-flowered type, fine for Vb Ounce 50c. REPENS — Rock Gardens. Blooms July and August. Pkt. 10c, Ya Oz. 35c. REFENS, ROSEA (H. P.) —Same as above but has pale rose ESCHSCHOLTZIA (California Poppy) (A) flowers. Packet 10c, Ya Ounce 50c. Brilliant, profuse blooming annuals from early summer to HELIANTHEMUM (Rock or Sun Rose) frost. Height 1 ft. Do not transplant. growing evergreen plant suitable for Rock Gardens. DAZZIiBB Bright Scarlet. Packet 10c, Ounce 40c. Low — V4 Grows about 12 in. high, and is a mass of bloom during June PIBBFIiABIB—Orange scarlet, silvery foliage. Packet lOo, and July. , . . _ Ounce 40c. MTTTABrLB (H. P.) —A mixture of choice varieties. Packet UAVVB BEAUTY—Pure Mauve. Packet 10c, ^ Oz. 40c. 10c, Ys Ounce 30c. SYBBIDS MIXED—Containing all the erect types and newest varieties in a wide range of rich colors. Pkt. 10c, Oz. 35c. HELIANTHUS EUPATORIUM (Thorough Wort) (Sunflower) CAH'lTABrD'M (H. P.) —A striking perennial, growing about 3 ft. high, with purple-blue daisy-like flowers in bloom from Very desirable August to October. Packet 10c, Ounce 40c. Yb flowers for c u t- EUPHORBIA ting, lasting from early summer un- An easy growing annual with ornamental foliage. til frost. HETEBOPHTZiZiA (Annual Poinsetta) (A) —A striking plant that resembles the hot house Poinsetta. Grows two to D'WARF CHRYS- three feet high with glossy green foliage, which turns to a ANTHEMTTM rich orange-scarlet about midsummer. Pkt. 10c, V4 Oz. 30c. VABIEG-ATA (Snow on the Mountain) (A)—Bright green FI.OWERED (A) foliage, veined and margined with white. Height two feet. —Large flowers of Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 25c. a rich golden yellow about 2% ft. FOUR O'CLOCK (Marvel of Peru) (A) high. Packet 10c, Free flowering plants whose blossoms open at four o'clock Y4 Ounce 25c. In the afternoon. TAXI^ MIXED, DWARF MIXED—Each, Packet lOc, Oz. 25c. AUTUMN GIiORY (H. P.) — (ANXnTAI. GAILLARDIA (Blanket Flower) VARIETIES) Showy yellow Easily grown plants that bloom quickly from seed and pro- flowers with black duce an abundance of showy flowers. Useful for garden deco- centers, about 6 ft. ration and cutting. Height 1% feet. Packet 10c, Ya PICTA, select ZiOREKZIAKA—A mixture of the double Ounce 25c. types in various colors. Packet 10c, ^ Otmce 25c. PICTA, IKDIAir CHIEF—See page 3 for description. GIGANTIC PERENiriAI. VARIETIES RUSSIAN ( A ) — Colorful perennials that are permanent. If seed are sown The giant flower- early, will bloom the first year. Begin flowering in July and continue until frost. Height two feet. ing type. Ounce CRAZTDIFZiORA BTTBG-TriTDY—Coppery scarlet flowers on 10c, V4 Pound 25c. HEI.IANTHUS long stems. Packet 15c, Yb Ounce 50c. GRAKDIFI.OBA FINEST MIXED—A choice mixture of HELICHRYSUM (Straw Flower) many variations. Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 25c. The most popular of the Everlasting flowers. The flowers are double, with a slight resemblance to small Chrysanthe- GERANIUM (A) mums. A favorite dried cut flower. FINEST MIXED (A) —A mixture of all the colors. Packet Well known favorites of large and fine varieties. Geran- 10c, Yi Ounce 25c. iums are easy to grow from seed, and should be started In- doors and transplanted to the open in May or June. Height HELENIUM (Sneezewort) 1% feet. Mixed, Packet 10c, Yb Ounce 40c. Hardy Perennial bearing a profusion of flowers during late summer, GERBERA (Transvaal Daisy) HOOFSI (H. P.) —Plants 2% ft. high with golden yellow See pag'e 3 for description. flowers. Packet 10c, H Ounce 50c.

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HELiOPSIS LATHYRUS LATIFOLI US (Perennial Sweet Pea) IiEMOIKZ: P.) Double golden yellow flowers in bloom (H. — Beautiful throughout the season. Height three feet. Pkt. 10c, ^ Oz. 25c. clusters of pea-like blossoms in delicate colors. Continually in bloom during the summer. Finest Mixed, HELIOTROPE (Cherry Pie) (T. P.) Packet 10c, V4 Onnce 20c. A delightfully fragrant tender perennial that is used as an annual bedding plant, flowering during the entire season. LEPTOSYNE (A) About 18 in. high. MIZEB—A splendid assortment of colors. Packet 10c, Va STUiIiMANI—Cosmos-like, golden yellow flowers in bloom Ounce 30c. flve weeks after sowing. Height 1% ft. Pkt. 10c, 14 Oz. 35c. HESPERIS (Sweet Rocket) LIATRIS (Blazing Star, Gay Feather) Plants grow about 2% ft. high, bearing showy spikes of fragrant flowers. Excellent for cutting. PYCNOSTACHYA (H. P.) Rosy-purple flowers borne on all the colors. Packet — mXED (H. P.) —An assortment of long spikes. It blooms from July to September, and grows 10c, Onnce 25c. three to four ft. high. Packet 10c, Yb Onnce 60c. HEUCHERA (Coral Bells or Alum Root) (H. P.) A desirable plant of easy culture growing 30 Inches high LINUM (Flax) and bearing spikes of flowers during July and August. SAKGimTEA—Coral red. Packet 25c, Va Oonce $1.50. GRANDIFXiORA RTTBRTTM (A) —A very showy bedding plant with large brilliant scarlet flowers, in bloom all summer. HIBISCUS (Marshmallow) Height 15 in. Packet 10c, 14 Onnce 20c. Showy plants for shrubbery borders, growing from five to PERENNE Bi;UE (H. P.) —Bright blue flowers, in bloom all eight feet high, and covered with enormous flowers from July summer. Height 18 in. Packet 10c, 14 Onnce 20c. to September. MIXED (H. P.) —All colors. Packet 10c, Yt Oimce 35c. LOBELIA (H. P.) HOLLYHOCKS CRYSTAI^ PAI.ACE COMFACTA (A)—Rich deep blue with five to One of the most stately of hardy plants, growing dark foliage. Height 4 in. Packet 10c, Yb Oz, 50c. seven feet high. GRACZIiIS, trailing DOTTBIiE ORANGE PBIKCE See page 3 for descrip- MIXED (A)—A type of several colors. NEW — Packet 10c, tion. Yb Ounce 25c. CHATER'S SOTTBIiE—Newport Pink, Yellow, Uaroon, CARDINAIilS (H. P.) —A hardy variety bearing a profusion White, Finest Mixed. Each color, Packet 10c, Ya Onnce 30c. of tall spikes covered with brilliant scarlet flowers on plants Mixed, Packet 10c, Yb Onnce 25c. three feet high. Blooms from early August to late September. CHATER'S SZNGIiE MIXED—Superb mixture of the single Packet 25c, Yb Onnce 75c. varieties. Packet 10c, V4 Onnce 25c. HONESTY (Money Plant) LUPINUS (Lupine) pouches used for house orna- I^VNARIA (B)—Silvery seed HARTWEGI (A)—Easily grown, free flowering annuals, ments. Two ft. Packet 10c, V4 Onnce 30c. with graceful spikes of pea-shaped flowers. Plants grow two feet high and bloom throughout summer and fall. Plant In HUMULUS (Japanese Hop) (A) light shade. Dark Bine, Sky Blue, Rose, White, Mixed. Each, A rapid growing climber with luxuriant foliage attaining a Packet 10c, Ya Onnce 25c. Insects drought will not height of twenty to thirty feet. and POI^YFHYIiIilTS (H. P.) Bloom during May and June and Onnce 25c. — trouble it. Packet 10c, ^ succeed best in a rich soil, partly shaded. These do not transplant well; sow seed where they are to flower. Height 3 ft. IPOMOEA (Moon Flowers and Morning Glories) Blue, Rose, Yellow, Mixed. Each, Pkt. 10c, 14 Oz. 35c. HEAVENIiT BIiITE, IMPROVED (A) —Beautiful flowers of deep blue. Packet 10c, Y* Onnce 50c. WHITE MOONPLOWER (Noctiflora) (A) —Pure white flow- LYCHNIS ers with a delicate fraKrance. Packet 10c, Y2 Ounce 25c. IMPERIAXi JAPANESE MIXTURE (Morning Glory) (A) CHAZiCEDONICA (H. P.) —Large heads of star-shaped flow- Flowers of gigantic size with beautiful colorings. The best ers of flaming scarlet. Height 2 ft. Pkt. 10c, i/4 Oz. 25c. of all the Morning Glories. Packet 10c, Onnce 35c. KOCHIA (Summer Cypress, Mexican Firebush) MARIGOLDS (A) TRICHOPHTIiI^A (A)—An easily grown annual which The African and French Marigolds are old favorites of easy forms a perfect symmetrical bush of a bright green, which culture. The African types grow about 2% feet high, the turns to a beautiful shade of crimson in the autumn. Height French about one foot. 3 ft. Packet 10c, Y^ Onnce 20c. DOTTBZ.E AFRICAN VARIETIES LANTANA (T. P.) ORANGE, AImIi DOTTBIiE—Produces a perfectly double Desirable tender bedding plants always In bloom. Verbena- bloom of a deep golden orange. Packet 10c, V4 Onnce 60c. like heads of many colored flowers, two to three feet high. Seed is slow germinating. Plnest Mixed, Pkt. 10c, Y* Oz. 30c. I^EMON, Alili DOTTBIIE—Same as above, except the color, which is a clear yellow. Packet 10c, Yi Ounce 60c. LARKSPUR DOXTBIiE MIXED—Yellow and orange shades. Packet 10c, Ounce 25c. (A) Y* One of the finest of our summer-blooming annuals that will give a continuous succession of flowers from early July until frost. DWARF EM- F E R O R — A dwarf, compact type, ideal for border work. Height two feet. Bright Rose, Soft Fink, Ageratum Bine, White, Mixed. Each color. Packet. 10c,

}/i Onnce 25c. Mixed, Packet 10c, V4 Onnce 20c, GIANT IMFE- RIAI, TYPE — See page 3 for ZiARKSFTTR description.

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G- XT I IT E A GOI.D — See (B) page 3 for description. PANSIES (G. & T. CO.'s Select Giants) DWABF FBEITCE Seed may be sown in April and again in July and August. VABIETIES Do not allow seed to drv out, and plant out in a rich deep well rotted cow manure. The summer sown Z. E I O soil enriched with G N OF HONOB winter, and they will bloom (Iiittle Brownie) —A single seed should be protected over the flowering type forming com- the following April. pact bushes nine inches BOGGIiI'S SWISS high. The flowers are gold- GIAKTS—These are en yellow, with a blotch of remarkable Pansies of dark crimson on each petal. a most robust habit. They begin to flower in The flowers are extra June and continue until large, on long stems, frost. Packet 10c, V4 and are particularly Ormce 25c. good for cutting. SIITGÊ MIXES—A se- BEBITA—Rich vel- lect mixture of all the vety dark blue. Packet single varieties. Packet 10c, 25c, 1-16 Ounce $1.00. CABDINAI. Gar- V4 Otince 25c. — net red. Packet 25c, DOUBIiE MIXED—A se- 1-16 Ounce $1.00. lect mixture of all the BHEUTGOIiD—Gol- double varieties. Packet 10c, den yellow, mahogany V4 Ounce 25c. center. Packet 25c, FIBE CBOSS—See page 1-16 Ounce $1.00. 3 for description. FINEST MIXED BOBEBT BEZST See 2IABIGOI.D GTTHTEA GOI.D — A choice mixture of page 3 for description. all the colors. Packet 25c, 1-16 Ounce 75c. C A ZiIFOBNTIA MATTHIOLA (Evening-Scented Stock) GIANTS, mXED — BICOBNIS (A) —An old-fashioned favorite grown for the en- Giant flowers in a fine trancing fragrance which it emits during the evening. Height range of colors. Pack- 18 in. Packet 10c, ^4 Ounce 25c. et 15c, Ya Oz. $1.00. TBIM ABD E ATT MIXED — A splendid PANSY MIGNONETTE (Reseda) bedding type bearing a great quantity of large blooms in every color. Packet 10c, An easily grown annual, delightfully fragrant. 18 in. Height Ounce 60c. AIiIiEIT'S BEFZAirCE (A) —A deliciously fragrant sort bear- Y^ ing immense spikes of large flowers. Pkt. 10c, V4 Oz. 25c. MIXED (A) —A select mixture of the large flowering va- PASSION FLOWER (Passiflora) (T. P. rieties. Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 25c. A beautiful rapid growing climber, easily grown from seed. MOMORDICA MIXED—Blue and White. Packet 10c, Yt Ounce 50c. An attractive climbing vine with curious and ornamental PENSTEMON (Beard Tongue) (H. P.) fruits. BAIiSAMUTA (Balsam Apple) (A) —Apple-shaped, orange SENSATION IMFBOVED, MIXED—An exceptionally fine plant 30 in. high, bearing spikes of Gloxinia- fruits. Height ten ft. Packet 10c, Ounce 50c, bedding about like flowers. In many bright colors. Packet 15c, Oz. 75c. CHABANTIA (Balsam Pear) (A)—Pear-shaped, coppery V& scarlet fruits. Height ten ft. Packet 10c, Ounce 50c. PETUNIAS (A) MYOSOTIS (Forget-Me-Not) Petunias cannot be equaled for beds, porch-boxes or window the One of the most admired of our spring flowers, very effective boxes; they start flowering early and continue throughout when grown in masses. season. AliPESTBIS, BI^TTE (H P) —Rich blue flowers borne pro- BAIiCONT TYPE—A splendid large and free flowering va- fusely on plants nine in. high. Blooms in April. Packet 10c, riety for window boxes, hanging baskets, etc. Plants are of a ^ Ounce 40c. spreading habit. Deep Blue, Crimson, Bose, White, Mixed. AI.FESTBIS, FTXTK (H P) —The pink form of the above. Each, Packet 15c, 1-16 Ounce 50c. Packet 10c, ^ Ounce 60c. HYBBIDA NANA EBECTA AI.FESTBIS, MIXED (H P) —A mixture of blue, rose and BOSY MOBN—Soft rose pink. Packet 10c, Ya Ounce 60c. white. Packet 10c, Ounce 30c. Yi BOSE OP HEAVEN—Rich brilliant rose. Pkt. 10c, Ya Oz. 50c. PAI.TTSTBIS SEMPEBFIiOBEKS (H. P.)—Large clear blue See page 4 for description. flowers, in bloom from May until fall. Pkt. 15c, 50c. COCKATOO— Ys Oz. HYBBIDA NASTURTIUM (A) HOWABD'S STAB—Reddish purple, with white star in center. Packet 10c, V6 Ounce 50c. Nothing excels these for ease of culture, duration of bloom, EXTBA-FINE MIXED—A special mixture of many fine va- and brilliancy of coloring. A great profusion of gorgeous blos- rieties, striped and blotched. Fine for bedding. Packet 10c, soms within a few weeks from the time they are sown until Yi Ounce 30c. frost. DWABF MIXED—A mixture of the large flowering dwarf varieties. Packet 10c, Ounce 15c, Yt Pound 30c. TAIiZi MIXED—A mixture of the large flowering climbing varieties. Packet 10c, Ounce 15c, Vi Pound 30c. DWABF IVT-IiEATED—Dark Green ivy-like foliage in many colors. Packet 10c, Ounce 20c. DOTTBIiE OOIiDEir G-IÊAM—See page 3 for description. DOUBIiE SCABIiET GIiEAM—See page 3 for description. DOXTBIiE GIÊAM SnTBBIDS—See page 3 for description. NEMESIA A beautiful annual with orchid-like flowers. BZiTTE G-EM (A) —A splendid variety, eight in. high, myosotis blue. Packet 15c, Ya Ounce $1.00. TBITTMFH, MIXED (A) —Finest mixed of all the colors. Packet 10c, Yb Ounce 75c. NICOTIANA (Flowering Tobacco) AFFimS, WHITE (A)—Pure white, delicately perfumed, blooming all season on plants three ft. high. Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 25c. SANDEBAE, CBIMSOKT KING (A) —Dark velvety crimson red flowers. Packet 10c, Y* Ounce 30c.

NIGELLA (Love in a Mist) (A) A hardy quick blooming annual. MISS JEKTIiIi—Cornflower-blue blossoms, splendid for cutting. Height 18 in. Packet 10c, Y* Ounce 25c. (Evening Primrose) OENOTHERA PETUNIA XiAMABCKIAKA (H P) —Enormous yellow flowprs in bloom from .luly to October. Height three feet. Pkt. 10c, V4 Oz. 25c.

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GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. 11 FUTVNZa. NASA. COMFACTA PORTULACA (Sun Plant, Mexican Rose) (A) A new strain of miniature Petunias forming a perfect compact plant. A gay annual of easy culture, thriving best in an exposed FINEST MIXED—A well balanced color range. Packet 15c, sunny location. Brilliant colored flowers produced throughout Yb Ounce 75c. the summer in great profusion. Height six inches. Single SIKGZ.E FBIITGED T7FE Mixed—Packet 10c, % Ounce 25c. Double Mixed—Packet lOc, PIiUPPY BUFFIiES—A mixture of light and dark shades, Yi Ounce 60c. finely fringed and ruffled. Packet 25c. PRIMULA (Primrose) DOVBXiE FRINGES MIXED—A splendid variety that will produce a large percentage of giant double flowers in many Plant these in a partially shaded location where they will bright colors. When planting out save the weaker seedlings, have a fair amount of moisture. as these usually produce the best double flowers. Packet VU^GABIS (English Primrose) (H. P.) Fragrant canary 35c, 3 — Packets $1.00. yellow blossoms. Height 6 in. Packet 15c. VEBIS (English Cowslip) (H. P.) —Fine range of mixed PHLOX DRUMMONDI (A) colors. Six to nine in. high. Packet I5c. One of the most brilliant and satisfactory plants which can JAPONICA (Japanese Primrose) (H. P.) —A mixture of be easily grown from seed. bright showy flowers. 18 in. high. Packet 15c. Z.ABGE FIÔWEBING TAI.I. VARIETIES—15 in. Rose, Scarlet, White. color, Packet 10c, Ounce 50c; Mixed, Each V4 P. Packet 10c, Ounce 40c. Pueraria Thunbergiana (Kudzu Vine) H. IiABG-E Fi;0'WEBING DWABF, MIXED—Plants of this The fastest growing, hardy climbing plant. It will grow variety grow about 8 in. high. Packet 10c, Ya Ounce 60c. 8-10 feet the first year and after it has become established, HABD7 PHI.OX (H P) 50 feet in a season is not unusual. Its foliage is large and P. DECXTSSATA—Finest mixed of the newest varieties. bears rosy-purple pea-shaped blossoms in late August. Packet Packet 15c, Ys Ounce 50c. 10c, ^ Ounce 20c. PHYSALIS (Chinese Lantern) (H. P.) PYRETHRUM (Painted Daisies) (H. P.) FBANCHETI—An ornamental plant about two feet high Large daisy-like flowers on plants two feet high, which are producing bright orange scarlet lantern-like fruits, which can exceptionally fine for cutting. Single Mixed—Packet 10c, Y4 10c, be cut and dried and used for winter decorations. Packet Ounce 60c. Double Mixed—Packet 25c, Yb Ounce 75c. V4 Ounce 35c. (Cone Flower) PHYSOSTECIA (False Dragon Head) RUDBECKIA VIBGINICA (H F) One of prettiest hardy perennials, HIBTA (Black-Eyed Susan) (H. P.) —Golden Yellow flowers — with late fall. growing three to four ft. high, and bearing during late sum- dark center. In bloom summer and Height mer and fall, spikes of delicate pink Tubular flowers. Packet three feet. Packet 10c, Y4 Ounce 50c. 10c, Yb Ounce 40c. SALPICLOSSIS (Painted Tongue) (A) PLATYCODON (Balloon Flower) (H. P.) A beautiful annual with a most unusual range of colors. An outstanding perennial, producing very showy flowers They produce freely from midsummer until frost their orchid- from July to October on plants 2% feet high. like flowers on plants ft. high. Brown and Gold—Crimson GBANDIFXiOBA—Large steel-blue. Packet 10c, \4. Oz. 40c. and Gold—Ziight Blue and Gold—Purple and Gold—Bose and Gold—Violet and Gold—Mixed. Each variety. Packet 10c, V4 POLEMONIUM (Jacob's Ladder) (H. P.) Ounce 50c. Mixed, Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 40c. Spikes of bell-shaped blue flowers borne profusely In May and June. Height two ft. Plant this for the bees. Packet SALVIA (Scarlet Sagel 10c, Yi Ounce 25c. start the seed indoors in March and April, and set out when POPPIES the weather has become settled. Annual Poppies should be sown as early as possible In the BONFIBE (A) —One of the finest Salvias. Compact bushes spring where they are to flower, as they do not transplant about two feet high, with brilliant scarlet flower spikes. well. Thin out plants to three or four inches apart, and keep Packet 10c, % Ounce 50c. old blossoms cut which will lengthen the flowering season. the HABBINGEB—See page 4 for description. singi;e shibiêt (a) FABINACEA—See page 4 for description. AMEBICAN REGION—Enormous flowers of dazzling orange scarlet on long stems. Packet 10c, ^ Ounce 30c. SCABIOSA (Mourning Bride, Fin-Cushion Flower) APBICOT Deep apricot. Packet 10c, Ounce 25c. — Yi from seed and are superb PICOTEE—White, edged scarlet. Packet 10c, ^4 Ounce 25c. The annual type grows quickly WIIiD BOSE—Soft, wild rose pink. Packet 10c, V4 Oz. 25c. for cutting. FINEST MIXED—A wide range of colors. Packet 10c, They grow 2 % V4 Ounce 25c. ft. high, and SOITBIÊ SHIBIiEV MIXED—See page 4 for description. start bloom- FIiANDEBS POPPY (A) —Dwarf, orange-scarlet with black ing in July cross. Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 25c. and continue until frost. POPPIES (Papaver Nudlcaole) (K. P.) ICEIiAND ANNUAI^ These are hardy VARIETIES perennials that A Z tr B E will flower the F A I B Y — first year from Clear lavender seed. They are of Blue. Pkt. 10c, neat habit with oz. 30c. bright green, fern- V4 like foliage, bear- CBIMSON ing graceful spikes Rich crimson. of brilliant flow- Pkt. 10c, Y* ers in endless pro- oz. 30c. fusion. Height 15 F Z. E S H in. Single Tellow FINK — Deli- Pkt. lOc, Y* oz. 50c. cate Pink. Pkt. Double Mixed — 10c, H oz. 30c. Pkt. 15c, oz. 50c. KING OF THE BI.ACKS OBIENTAX POP- — Reddish PIES (Papaver Black. Pkt. Orientale) (H. P.) 10c, oz. 30c. Sow seed early YEI.i;OW — in spring. The re- Sulphur Yel- sulting plants will low. Pkt. lOc, disappear in July V4 oz. 30c. and August ap- MIXED—All pearing again as Colors. Pkt. the weather gets 10c, V4 oz. 25c. cool. When this P I E B Y growth starts they SCABIÊT — should be trans- For descrip- planted to their tion see page permanent flower- POPPY ing quarters. 4. O V E i; I- OBIENTAIiE SCABIiET—Magnificent flowers of brilliant NESS — For scarlet. Packet lOc, Yi Ounce 35c. description see OBIENTAIiE MIXED—A select mixture of the named sorts. page 4. Packet lOc, Yi Ounce 50c. PEACH SCABIOSA AIiPINE POPPIES (H. P.) —This miniature hardy poppy is BIÔSSOM — excellent for Rock Gardens with blooms of marvelous colors. ['or description see page 4. Packet 25c. SHASTA—For description see pai re 4.

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FSBSNiriAI. SCABIOSAS TAFONICA (H. P.) —A Japanese variety, bearing a profusion of long-stemmed, lavender-blue flowers all summer. SWEET WILLIAM (Dianthus Barbatus) (B) Height 2% ft. Packet 10c, i/4 Ounce 35c. A well known attractive free-flowering Biennial. Height CAUCASICA, Alba (H. P.) —A pure white variety, fine for 18 in. Single Newport Fink—Pkt. 10c, 14 oz. 40c. Single Dark cutting. 3 ft. Height Packet 10c, Ys Oance 50c. Crimson—Pkt. 10c, V4 oz. 25c. Single Finest Mixed—Pkt. 10c, ISAAC HOtrSE STBAIIT (H. P.) —For description see page 4. 14 oz. 25c. Double Finest Mixed—Pkt, 10c, Y* oz. 30c.

SCARLET RUNNER BEANS (A) TACETES (Miniature Marigold) (A) An ornamental climber bearing large sprays of bright scarlet blossom, followed by edible beans of excellent flavor. SIGNATA FITMIZiA (A)—A dwarf compact Marigold with Rich green foliage. 12 to 15 ft. high. Pkt. 10c, oz. 20c. fern-like foliage covered with bright yellow blooms all season. Height 9 in. Packet 10c, ^ Ounce 40c. SEDUM (Stonecrop) (H. P.) Splendid for Rock Gardens and Rock "Walls. Uized Varie- THUNBERCIA (A) ties, Packet 25c. A rapid growing climber used extensively in hanging baskets, low fences. Etc. STATICE (Sea Lavender) MIKED—Shades of buff, white and orange, with dark eyes. Height four feet. Packet 10c, 14 Ounce 30c. A very popular flower that is used in cgmbination with other ever lastings in winter bouquets. STJWOBOWI (Bussian Statlce) (A)—Long spikes closely TORENIA set with bright rose blooms. Height 18 in. Pkt. 10c, Ya oz. 25c. SnrUATA (A) —A choice mixture of all colors. Packet FCUBKIEBI (A)—A splendid annual for hanging baskets, 10c, Yi Ounce 25c. vases and borders. Covered the entire season with sky-blue ^ATZPOIiIA (H. P.) —Purplish-blue flowers, borne profusely flowers with bright yellow center. Packet 10c, Ya Ounce 60c. on plants 2% ft. high. Packet 10c, Ya Onnce 40c. STOCKS (Cilliflower) (A) TRITOMA (Red Hot Poker, Torch Lily) One of the oldest and best loved garden flowers, being un- K7BBIDA (H. F.) —Easily grown from seed, many flower- surpassed for brilliance of color, fragrance and profusion of ing the flrst year if sown early. "Very showy, ranging in bloom. color from pale yellow to deep orange. Blooms from August to October. Height three to four feet. Pkt. 10c, oz. 35c. ZiABG'E-PI.OWEBIKG' DWABF, TEXT WEEK STOCKS Ya A dwarf compact sort coming into flower quicker than the other types. Height 12 to 15 in. Azure Blue—Canary Yellow TROLLIUS (Globe Flower) —Crimson—Seep Bose—Flesh Fink—Iiavender—Mixed. Each color, Pkt. 10c, Ye oz. 60c. ISized, Pkt. 10c, Ya oz. 50c. Like huge buttercups. In bloom from May to August. They prefer a well drained, partly shady position. Height two feet. STOKESIA (Cornflower Aster) (H. P.) EtTBOPAEUS (H. F.) —Golden Yellow. Packet 25c. A hardy perennial about two feet high bearing large aster- like flowers from July till frost. CTANEA—Lavender Blue. Packet 10c, V6 Ounce 35c. URSINIA UIXED—Blue and "White. Packet 10c, Ya Ounce 50c. TTBSmXA—See page 4 for description. SWEET PEAS (A) SXTUMEB-FIiOWEBm-Q' SPENCEB VALERIANA (Garden Heliotrope) (H. P.) Culture soil -"Work at least eighteen inches deep, and use Hardy perennial 2% ft. high, with panicles of flowers with liberal amount the odor of Heliotrope. Pink—White. Each, pkt. 10c, Yi oz. 30c.

, of well-rotted manure. I cow Plant seed VERBENAS about one inch I deep and three A brilliant free-flowering annual. In bloom from July till I Inches apart. frost. Later thin out MAMMOTH FIiOWEBHTG- VABIETIES (A) —^Blue shades, the plants to Scarlet, G-olden Yellow, Fink, White, Mixed. Each color, six or eight Packet 10c, Ounce 30c. Mixed, Packet 10c, Ounce 25c. inches apart. Ya Ya Do not water COI^I^ECTIOir—1 pkt. each of the above five varieties 40c. the seed until TSTEW DWABF COMPACT VEBBEITAS—See page 4 for they have ger- description. minated and then give a good soaking. VERBENA, VENOSA (Hardy Verbena) (H. P.) ASCOT — Plants grow one foot high, bearing bright purple flowers Pale Pink. all summer. Packet 10c, ^ Ounce 50c. A U S T IK FBEDEBICK, imp. — Rosy VERONICA (Speedwell: Lavender, A perfectly hardy plant that will thrive under most any j AVAI.AKCHE condition. Pure "White. I — - SFICATA (H. P.) —Bright blue flowers. In bloom June and B A B B A July. Height 18 in. Packet 10c, Ounce 60c. Soft Sal- % I BA— mon Fink. FOSTBATA (H. P.) —Bright blue flowers in June. Height D OB B lE'S 3 to 4 in. Packet 15c, Yb Ounce 75c. C B E A M — Deep Cream. VI NCA (Peri-Winkle or Old Maid) (A) F TT B F i; E MONABCH — Free blooming bedding plant with shiny, bright green Deep Purple. foliage. Height 12 to 15 in. White—Bose. Each, Packet 10c, >4 Ounce 50c. S XT IT S E T —Bright Car- mine Rose. VIOLA (Tufted Pansies) (H. P.) SWEET PEAS THE ADMI- free blooming. Dwarf, Violet Closely related to Pansies and very BAL — plants unexcelled for Rock Gardens. Blue. compact "VENTTS—Cream Pink, suffused salmon. BliTJE OEM (Jersey Gem)—Deep violet-blue, flowers from May until fall. Packet 25c. WEi;COME—Dazzling Scarlet. Each variety, Packet 10c, Ounce 30c, V4 Found 90c. APBICOT—Rich apricot shade, blending Into a deep orange center. Packet 15c. S'CPEBB MIXED—Containing a fine selection of the largest and most attractive named Spencer varieties. Packet 10c, CHOICE MIXES—A mixture of all shades. Packet 10c, H Ounce 20c, V4 Found 60c, Pound $1.75. Ounce 50c. a. & T. Co.'s FIZTE MIXES (A)—A fine mixture of the new- VIOI.A OSOBATA—Single sweet violet. Pkt. 15c, H oz. 6O0. est colors and shades. Pkt. lOo, oz. 15o, ^ lb. 30c, lb. 90c. CTTFIS, Dwarf Mixed—An annual growing about 6 In. high WALLFLOWER (T. P.) and blooming all summer. All colors mixed. Packet, lOo, Ounce 20c, Pound 60c. Beautiful fragrant flowers of many colors, blooming in HABD7 SWEET PEA—See Lathyrus. the early spring. Height two feet. Souble Mixed. Pkt. 15c.

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ZINNIAS (Youth and Old Age) (A) VARIOUS ZINNIAS Showy plants bearing a profusion of brilliant colored DWARF DOUBIÊ MIXED (Cut and Come Ag-aln) —Plants flowers throughout the season. One of our most popular an- grow about 18 in. high, bearing large double flowers in good nuals, succeeding with everyone. clear colors. Mixed. Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 25c. CURIÊD AND CRESTED MIXED—The petals are curled and crested into many graceful forms. Comprising all the brilliant colors. Packet 10c, ^ Ounce 30c. PUMCLA PICOTEE DEUGHT MIXED—A fine cut flower, flowers medium size, petals curled with picotee markings. Packet 10c, V4 Ounce 50c. HAAGEANA HYBRIDS (Mexican Zinnia) —A dwarf variety about 10 in. high bearing small double flowers in many attractive colors. Packet 10c, Ounce 50c. FANTASY—See page 4 for description. ROCK GARDEN MIXTURE A mixture of all the dwarf annual and perennial seeds that are suitable for the Rock Garden. Packet 10c, Ounce 25c. MIXED FLOWER SEEDS (For Broadcasting) A mixture of all the Flower Seed listed In our catalogue. Excellent for broadcasting in corners, embankments, and other bare spots of the garden. Packet 10c, Ounce 25c. ANNUAL GARDEN COLLECTION 1 Pkt. each of 10 Popular and easily grown Annuals, 75o. PERENNIAL GARDEN COLLECTION 1 Pkt. each of 10 Popular and easily grown Perennials, $1.00. ANNUAL PLANTS The following plants will be ready for delivery May 1st. They are all grown in 3-inch pots under our supervision and are guaranteed true to color. Most of them will be in bud or bloom when you receive them, and will produce a good display in a very short time. AGERATtTM—Dwarf Blue. 75c Dozen. AXiYSSUM—Dwarf White. 75c Dozen. ZINNIAS AMARANTHTTS—Molten Fire. $1.00 Dozen. ANTIRRHINTTM—Giant Flowering Dwarf and Tall. $1.00 Dozen. (Orange, Crimson, Scarlet, Yellow, Salmon Pink, White.) GIANT DOUBLE DAHLIA-FLOWERED ASTERS—California Giants Improved. (Apple Blossom, Carmine, Dark Purple, Deep Rose, Light Plants grow 2 to 3 ft. high, bearing huge, fully double Blue, White). 75c Dozen. flowers, which resemble the Dahlia. CANNAS—All colors, $1.00 Dozen. CAITABT BIRD*—Rich canary yellow. CAIiENDUIÂ—Orange King, Iiemon Queen, 75c Dozen. CBmSON' MONABCH*—Deep Crimson. CARNATIONS—Marguerite Mixed, $1.00 Dozen. DBEAM*—Deep Lavender. COIiETTS—75c Dozen. COSMOS—Early Single Mixed, Iiate Single Mixed. 75c Doz. EXQUISITE*—Light rose with deep rose center. DAHIiIAS—trnwlns Dwarf, $1.00 Dozen. GOIiDEir STATE*—Yellow-orange, turning to orange. DUSTY MIi;i.ER—75c Dozen. OlD ROSE*—True old rose shade. GAIIiIiARDIA—Indian Chief. $1.00 Dozen. Heavenly Blue. $1.00 Dozen. OBIOIiE—A bicolor flower of orange and gold. MOON VTNE— HEX.IOTROPE $1.00 Dozen. SCABI.ET ElbAME Brilliant Scarlet. — — KOCHIA—Mexican Firebnsh. 75c Dozen. FOI.AB BEAR—Pure White. Each color, Fkt. 10c, V4 oz. 50o. I.ANTANAS—Mixed. $1.00 Dozen. FIKEST TVITXEP—A select mixture of all colors. Packet IiOBEIiIA—Dwarf Blue. 75c Dozen. 10c, V4 Onnce 35c. MARlGOIiD—Guinea Gold. $1.00 Dozen. COIiZiECTION'—1 pkt, each of the above six varieties MARIGOIiD—Iîttle Brownie. 75c Dozen. marked* 50c. NASTURTIUM—Golden Gleam. $1.00 Dozen. NEMESIA—Blue Gem. $1.00 Dozen. CALIFORNIA GIANTS PETUNIA—Rosy Mom. 75c Dozen. PETUNIA—Balcony, Blue, Rose, Red, White, 75c Dozen. Plants are taller than the DahUa-PIowered Type. Grow- PETUNIA—Fringed IXlxed. $1.00 Dozen. ing 3 to 4 ft. high, bearing many long stems of mammoth flowers. FHIiOX—Dwarf Mixed. 75c Dozen. BRIGHTNESS*—Bright Pink. SAIiPIGXiOSSIS—Mixed. $1.00 Dozen. SAZiVTA—BonSre. 75c Dozen. DAPPODII.* Canary Yellow. — STOCKS—Mixed. $1.00 Dozen. GRENADIER*—Dark Red. VERBENA—Mixed. 75c Dozen. IiAVENBER GEM*—Deep Lavender. ZINNIA—Fantasy. $1.00 Dozen. MISS WILLMOTT Soft Pink. ZINNIA—Dahlia Flowering. — (Golden State, Crimson Monarch, Dream, Exquisite, Polar ORANGE QUEEN—Golden Orange. Bear, Old Rose.) 75c Dozen. SCARIÊT GEM*—Glowing Scarlet. MONTBRETIAS PTTRITY*—Pure White. Each color, Pkt. 10c, M Oz. 35c. One of the brightest of our summer-flowering bulbs. Plant FINEST MIXES—A choice mixture of all colors. Packet outside during April and May, 4 inches apart. Protect over 10c, V4 Oz. 30c. the winter with a heavy mulch. Plants attain a height of COIiIÊCTION—1 pkt. each of the above Blx varieties 3-4 feet. marked* 60c. CALIFORNIA—Deep yellow. CROECUS—Apricot-yellow. LILLIPUT OR POMPON FXREKING—Brilliant scarlet. KING EDMUND-Ôrange-yellow. Small compact flowers on strong stems, fine for cutting. Canary Yellow—Crimson Gem—Rose Pink—White Gem I.ORD NEI.SON—Bright orange. Mixed. Each color. Packet, 10c, ^ Ounce 35c. Mixed, Packet METEOR—Orange with red tips. 10c, H Ounce 25c. Any of above varieties 10c each, $1.00 dozen. PRICES IN CATAIiOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE —

14 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS Exiii'bition or Ziarg'e Flowered Type HARDY PERENNIAL HAKVABB- -Deep Red, blooms in No- vember. G-OIiDEN GLOW—Tellow, blooms in AND ROCK GARDEN PLANTS August. The following list contains many choice varieties and with the exception of a S M I T H'S ENCEAITTKESS—P i n k, blooms in October. few varieties are all grown in 3-inch pots that are carried over in cold frames. Ready for shipping from March 15 to June 15, and from Sept. 15 to Nov. 30. OCONTO—Pure White, blooms in Oc- The varieties marked • are suitable for Rock Gardens. tober. Except where otherwise noted, plants are 20c each; $2.00 doz.; $15.00 per 100. Fonipon or Medinm Flowered Type UVALDA—Pure White. Color Height Iiocation Blooms ANNA I.. UOBAN—Bronze. I.EII.AH—Rose Pink. Achillea Millefolium Roseum_ Rose ft. Sun July-Oct. Achillea Tomentosa Yellow ft. Sun June I.IX.I.IAN Shell DOTTY— Pink. Aconitum Fischeri Blue ft. Sun Sept. MARION HATTON—Yellow. *Ajuga Genevensis_ Blue in. Shade May IiTTCIFEB—Deep Crimson. *Alyssum Saxatile Compactum_ Yellow ft. Sun April-May Anchusa Dropmore Blue ft. Sun May-August *Anchusa Myosotidiflora Blue ft. Sun-shd. May •Anemone Pulsatilla Violet in. Shade April-May Anemone Hupehensis Pink ft. Shade Sept.-Oct. Anemone Alice Rose ft. Shade Sept.-Oct.

•Aquilegia Alpina . Blue 6-10 : Sun-shd. JIay-June Aquilegia Mrs. Scott Elliott's Strain Mixed 2 ft. Sun-shd. May-June •Arabis Alpina. White 6 in. Sun-shd. April-May •Armeria Laucheana- Ros5'- 6 in. Sun-shd. Summer Crimson Artemisia, Silver King White 3 ft. Sun June-July

. Leaves •Aster, Mauve Cushion- Mauve 9 in. Sun Oct. -Nov. Aster, Blue C?em Blue 4 ft. Sun Sept. -Oct. Aster, Queen Mary Blue 2% ft. Sun Sept.-Oct. •Aster, Alpinus Blue 6-8 ft. Sun May-June •Aubrietia Leichtini Mixed 4-5 in. Sun April •Bellis Perennis Mixed 6 In. Sun-shd. April-May Campanula Calycanthema Blue 2 ft. Sun June Campanula Calycanthema White 2 ft. Sun June Campanula Calycanthema Pink 2 ft. Sun June •Campanula Garganica, 25c ea., $2.50 doz. Blue 4 in. Sun June •Campanula Carpatica Blue 8 in. Sun July-Aug. •Campanula Carpatica White 8 In. Sun July-Aug. •Campanula Pusilla Blue 4 in. Sun May-June •Campanula Rotundifolia^ Blue 1 ft. Sun June-Oct. Centaurea Macrocephala Yellow 3 ft. Sun July-Aug. Centaurea Montana Blue 2 ft. Sun July-Sept. •Cerastium Tomentosum White 6 in. Sun May-June Chelone Lyoni_ Red 2 ft. Sun-shd. Aug.-Sept. Chrysanthemum Alaska (Shasta Daisy) White ft. Sun June-July •Cheiranthus Allioni Orange ft. Sun June Coreopsis Yellow ft. Sun-shd. June-Oct. Delphinium Belladonna Lt. Blue ft. Sun June-July Delphinium Bellamosa Dk. Blue ft. Sun June-July CEBirSANTHEMUUS Delphinium Grandiflorum (Chinese) Dk. Blue ft. Sun June-July Delphinium (Wrexham Strain Hybrids) Blue -8 ft. Sun June-July (30c each, $3.00 dozen) Shades Button Type •Dianthus Allwoodi Mixed 8-10 in. Sun May-June Dianthus Barbatus (Sweet William) Newport 1 ft. Sun May SKIBO—Yellow. Pink Dianthus Barbatus (Sweet William) Dp. Red 1 ft. Sun May COMBTO—Pink. Dianthus Barbatus (Sweet William) White 1 ft. Sun May OTJBAY—Red. •Dianthus Deltoides Rose 8 in. Sun May-June •Dianthus Deltoides. White 8 In. Sun May-June WHITE MISG-BT—White. 'Dianthus Plumarlus Semp. Dwarf Mixed 8 In. Sun May-Sept, Digitalis (Foxglove) White 4-5 ft. Sun June-July Slngrle Flowered Type Digitalis (Foxglove) Rose 4-5 ft. Sun June-July Digitalis (Foxglove) Purple 4-5 ft. Sun June-July B B O N Z E BTTCEINGHAM — Light Digitalis, Grandlflora.. Yellow 2-3 ft. Sun June-July Bronze. Eupatorium Coelestinum (H. Ageratum) Purple 1 ft. Sun Aug. -Oct. Gaillardia Portola Hybrids Mixed 2 ft. Sun May-Oct. MBS. WM. BTTCKINGHAM — True Gypsophila, Bristol Fairy (Clumps) (30c White 2 ft. Sun June-July Pink. each, $3.00 dozen) Trailing SONAIiD WBI^IiS Pure White. •Gypsophila Repans White Sun June — Helenium Autumnale- Yellow 4- 5 ft. Sun Sept. -Oct. GOIiD I.ACB—Yellow. Hemerocallis Thunbergi (Day Lily) Yellow 3 ft. Sun-sbd. July-Aug. •Helianthemum Mutablix (Rock Rose). Mixed 8-12 In. Sun June-July DAZZIiEB—Scarlet. Heuchera Sanguinea (Coral Bells) Crimson 1 ft. Sun June-Sept. Red 6-6 ft. Sun-shd. July-Aug. BBII.I.IANT Violet Rose. Hibiscus (Clumps) — Hibiscus (Clumps) Pink 5- 6 ft. Sun-shd. July-Aug. Any of above, 15c each, $1.50 dozen. Hibiscus (Clumps) White 5-6 ft. Sun-shd. July-Aug. Hollyhock, Double (Clumps) Rose 5-8 ft. Sun July Hollyhock, Double (C;lumps) White 5-8 ft. Sun July Hollyhock, Double (Clumps) Pink 5-8 ft. Sun July TALL HARDY GARDEN Hollyhock, Double ((Tllumps) Yellow 5-8 ft. Sun July •Hypericum Reptans Yellow 4-S in. Sun July-Aug. •Iris Cristata Blue 4-5 In. Sun May PHLOX Iris German over 50 Varieties (20c to 75c each) 2-3 Ft. High •Iris Pumila Mixed 4 In. Sun April-May •Iberis Sempervirens (Hardy Candytuft) White 5 in. Sun April-May PHI.OX DECTTSSATA •Lavender Vera Blue 1 ft. Sun July-Sept. •Leontopodium Alpinum (Edelweiss) White 4 in. Sun June-July VON I.ASSBUBG—White. •Linum Flavum (Flax) Yellow 1 ft. Sun June-July •Linum Perenne (Flax) Blue li : in. Sun May-Sept. BHINLANDEB—Salmon Pink. Lobelia Cardinalis Red 2- 3 ft. Shade July •Lychnis Alpina Rose 6 Sun April FERDINAND COBTEZ—Red. •Matricaria (Feverfew) Yellow 10-12 in, Sun June-Aug. 3 ft. June-Aug. FIBEBBAND—Vermillion, Scarlet. Monarda (Bergamot) . . I Red Sun •Myosotis Palustris (Everblooming For- Blue 8 in. Shade Summer L'ESPEBANCE—Orchid. get-me-not) .. •Nepeta Mussini in. Sun April-June Salmon Mauve 8 THOB— Rose. Papaver Orientale Or.-Red 3 ft. Sun June-July MISS I.INGABD (SnSraticosa) Papaver Orientale BIood-Rd. 3 ft. Sun June-July White (early flowering). Papaver Orientale . Salmon 3 ft. Sun June-July Pink Any of above 20c each, $2.00 dozen, Peonies, strong roots, 30c ea., $3.00 doz. Red, 3 ft. Sun May 3-incli pots. White, Pink AJ.X. PRICES XS CATAIiOG SUBJECT TO CHAKGE WITHOUT NOTICE - — GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. 15

;Cont! nued) HARDY CLIMBING PLANTS Color Heigrht Iiocatlon Blooms AMPEX.OFSIS VEZTCHI (Boston Ivy) •Phlox Amoena Pink 4-6 in Sun April-May —Most popular of all climbing plants, •Phlox Divaricata Canadensis Blue 10 in.' May attaining a height of 30 ft. within two •Phlox Ovata (Carolina Phlox)_ 1 ft. Sun June-July •Phlox Sublata Atropurpura Blood-Rd. 3 in'. Sun April-May or three years. Will cling to any sur- •Phlox Sublata Vivid Rose-Red 3 in. Sun April-May face, stone or wood. Foliage rich green Physostegia Virginica 3 ft. July-Aug. to shades of crimson and Platycodon Mariesi Blue 1 ft". Sun Julv-Oct. which turns •Plumbago Larpentae Blue 6 in. July-Oct. orange in the fall. Strong 2 year old •Potentilla Hybrid.. Pink X it. Sun June-Sept. field grown plants. 35c each, •Primula Cashmeriana (30c each, $3.00 Blue inlU Hi.in Qii n — ^Vid March-May dozen) CBI.ASTBUS SCANDBNS (Bitter- Sun-shd. •Primula Veris ivLixeci 6 in. April-May sweet) —Attractive light green foliage •Primula Vulgaris—- Yellow 6 in. Sun-shd. April-May Pyrethrum, Roseum Pink 2 ft Sun May-June with yellow flowers during June, fol- Pyrethrum Rubra.- Red 2 ft! Sun May-June lowed by bright orange berries which Salvia Greggi (30c eacb, $3.00 dozen) Pink 2 ft. Sun July-Oct. remain on all winter. Strong 2 year old Salvia Pitcheri Blue 3 ft. Sun September •Saponaria Ocymoides Pink Trailing Sun May-July plants. 35c each. Scabiosa Caucasica , Lilac-Bl. Sun June-Aug. 2 ft. CIiESIATIS—Fanicnlata Profusion of Scabiosa Japonica Lavender 2 ft. Sun June-Sept. — Blue fragrant white flowers from August till Sedum (25 varieties) late fall. Strong 2 year old plants. 35c Sempervivum (20 varieties) each. •Silene Orientalis Rose 6 in. Sun-shd. June-Sept. Jackmani flowers •Thymus Citriodorus Yellow 4 in. Sun June-July CLEMATIS— —Large Trltoma, Hybrids (Red Hot Poker) Mixed 2 ft. Sun Aug.-Sept. of rich purple. Strong 2 year old plants. •Tunica Saxifraga Pink 6 in. Sun-shd. July-Sept. 75c each. •Veronica Incana Purple 1 ft. Sun July-Aug. WISTERIA—SINENSIS (Chinese Wis- Veronica Longifolia Subessilis Dp. Blue 2 ft. Sun July-Oct. teria) very beautiful climber •Veronica Repens Lt. Blue 3 in. Sun May —A with Veronica Royal Blue Blue 18 in. Sun July purple flowers—strong 2 year old plants. •Veronica Rupestris Blue 3 in. Sun June 50c each. Veronica Spicata Blue 18 in. Sun June-July •Verbena Venosa Purple 6 in. Sun June-Oct. HEDGE PLANTS •Vlnca Minor (Periwinkle) Blue Trailing Sun-shd. April-May •Viola Ilona Red 5 in. Sun May-Oct. CALIFORNIA PRIVET—2 years old, •Viola Jersey Gem (25c ea., $2.50 doz.) Violet 4 in. Sun April-Oct. 18-24 inches. 25 for $1.50; $5.00 per 100. •Viola Suttons Apricot (25c each, $2.50 Apricot 5 In. Sun May-Oct. dozen) BERBERIS THUNBERGI (Japanese •Viola White Perfection White 5 in. Sun April-Oct. Barberry) — 3 year old plants, 15-18 in. •Viola Yellow Gem Yellow 5 in. Sun April-Oct. 15c each; 10 for $1.25; $10.00 per 100. SUMMER-FLOWERING BULBS SELECT COLLECTION OF DAHLIAS Our list of Dahlias now includes many of the higher priced varieties that are now available at more attractive prices. We offer strong Tubers for spring delivery and can furnish any of the varieties marked • in plants at half the price of Tubers. AMBASSADOR (S. C.) —A fine flower of soft yellow shading to salmon-pink. 75c each, $7.50 dozen. AMERICAN TRIUMFH (C)—Rich red of intense beauty. 50c each, $5.00 dozen. AVAIiON (F. D.) —Deep canary yellow with strong stems. 25c each, $2.50 dozen. «CHEMAR'S EUREKA (F. D.) —White with light touch of Lavender. $1.00 each, $10.00 dozen. *CITY OF TRENTON (I. D.) —Rich tangerine. 50c each, $5.00 dozen. COUNTESS OF LONSDALE (S. C.) —Deep salmon red, abundant bloomer. 25c each, $2.50 dozen. ELLINOR VANDERVEER (P. D.) —Large blooms Of rose- pink. 25c each, $2.50 dozen. P. W. FELLOWS (S. C.) —Deep coral-red, excellent as a cut flower. 50c each, $5.00 dozen. JANE COWL (I. D.) —Buff and old gold blooms of giant size. 30c each, $3.00 dozen. JERSEY'S BEACON (P. D.) —Chinese-scarlet blooms of good size. 25c each, $2.50 dozen. JERSEY'S BEAUTY (P. D.) —The finest true pink. 25c each, $2.50 dozen. KATHLEEN NORRIS (I. D.) —Massive blooms of rose pink. 50c each, $5.00 dozen. KEMP'S PORT MOMMOUTH (I. D.) —Giant flower of rich crimson petals tipped violet. 50c each, $5.00 dozen. KEMP'S VIOLET WONDER (I. D.) —Giant Violet. 50c each, $5.00 dozen. KENTUCKY (P. D.) —A sport of Jersey's Beauty, brilliant salmon-orange. 35c each, $3.50 dozen. MARGARET WOODROW WILSON (I. D.) —Large deep flowers of pink and creamy white. 30c each, $3.00 dozen. MARYLAND'S CHIEFTAIN (I. D.) —Pale orange yellow with center of grenadine pink. $1.00 each, $10.00 dozen. MARYLAND'S GLORY (P. D.) —1931 Roll of Honor. Large DAHLIA deep flower of deep red. $1.50 each, $15.00 dozen. MRS. I. deVER WARNER (I. D.) —Deep mauve-pink. 25c each, $2.50 dozen. POMPON DAHLIAS QUEEN OF THE GARDEN BEAUTIFUL (P. D.) —Giant LITTLE DAVID—Orange scarlet. primrose-yellow. 50c each, $5.00 dozen. BOB WHITE—Pure white. SAGAMORE (P. D.) —Light apricot-buff, splendid for cut- AIMEE—Bronze. ting. 25c each, $2.50 dozen. ROSEA—Rose. THE WORLD (P. D.) —Rich rosy magenta with silver shad- TAKAS PURPLE—Carmine purple. ings. 35c each, $3.50 dozen. SUNNY CAL—Bright yellow. THOMAS EDISON (P. D.) —Large blooms of rich royal Any of above, 30c each, $3.00 dozen. purple. 50c each, $5.00 dozen. TREASURE ISLAND (P. D.) —Bright apricot, suffused SINGLE DAHLIAS rose. 50c each, $5.00 dozen. TRENTONIAN (P. D.) —Blending of old gold, amber and YELLOW—WHITE—PINK—RED—BICOLOR bronze. 35c each, $3.50 dozen. Any of above 30c each, $3.00 dozen. UNNAMED COLLECTION OF DAHLIAS DAHLIAS FOR $2.00 varieties. Red, Pink, Yellow, Lav COLLECTION OF EXHIBITION DAHLIAS These are all good large One each of ten choice varieties. RegTilar value, $4.00. ender. White. Price 15c each, $1.50 dozen. ALL PRICES IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE —A 16 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP.

GLADIOLUS HARDY GARDEN LILIES One of the most popular of all summer-flowering bulbs. ATTBAT'UM (Golden-Bayed I^Uy) —Pure white spotted crim- Plant outdoors as soon as frost is out of ground 4 inches deep son, very fragrant, 3-5 ft. high. Plant 9 inches deep. Blooms and at least 6 inches apart. in July and August. 9-11 in. 30c each, $3.00 dozen, 11-13 in. 40c each. $4.00 dozen. Ten Super Gladiolus CANADENSE—Drooping flowers, varying from yellow to orange. Plant 5 inches deep. Blooms in June and July. 5-6 BABOIT HtriiOT—Rich violet-blue. feet high. 20c each, $2.00 dozen. STIiVA best pure-white. CABMEN —The HENBYI—Rich deep orange-yellow, 8 ft. high. Plant 10 C H A B Ii E S inches deep. Blooms in August and September. 30c each, DICKENS — Deep ^.00 dozen. purple-violet. BEG-AXE (Boyal Lily) —White, suffused pink, yellow at the SENBT F O B D center, very fragrant. 6-8 ft. high. Plant 9 inches deep. —Royal purple. Blooms in July. 7-8 in., 15c each, $1.50 dozen; 8-9 in., 25c each, $2.50 dozen. O B A N G- E SPECIOSTTM AZiBTTM—Pure white Lilies. Bloom in July QT7EEN — Apricot, and August. Plant 9 in. deep. 3-5 ft. high. 9-11 in. 30c each, shading to a bril- $3.00 dozen. 11-13 In. 40c each, $4.00 dozen. liant orange. SPECIOSTTM MAGNZFICDM—White, spotted and bordered FAITXi FFITZEB with ruby-carmine. Plant 9 inches deep. Blooms in Ju;y — Rich amaranth and August. 3-5 ft. high. 9-11 in. 30o each, $3.00 dozen. 11-13 red with a velvety In 40c o Acli $4i00 dozoUs sheen. TIGBINUM SPZ.ENDENS (Tiger IiUy) —Rich, dark salmon spotted orange. Plant 10 inches deep. Blooms in August P F 1 T Z E B'S One and September. 4-5 ft. high. 15c each, $1.50 dozen. TBIXTMPH — PIiOBEPIiENO (The Doable Tiger IiUy) 15c of the largest and TIGBINUM — finest Gladiolus. each, $1.50 dozen. Brilliant salmon- orange with deep markings in throat. HARDY FLOWERING SHRUBS PHANOMEN— ABEZiIA GBANDIFLOBA—One of the finest evergreen combination of soft shrubs, blooming continuously from early summer until frost. pink and yellow. Flowers white tinted lilac. Height 3-4 ft. 18-24 In. plants. BOSE ASH 75c G&cli Very beautiful col- AXMOND, FI.OWEBIN(t (Ajnygdalns) —A lovely shrub oring of old rose growing 5-6 ft. high with fragrant pink flowers in May. 2-3 tones. ft. plants 75c each. S C A B E T AXTHAEA (Bose of Sharon)—A valuable hardy shrub W O N D E B— which blooms from August to October. We offer in three large flower of colors. Red, Purple, White. Height, 10-12 ft. 2-3 ft. plants. rich scarlet. 35c each. BTTDDXiEIA (Butterfly Shmh)—A very desirable shrub be- Frice of any of ginning to bloom in July and continuing until frost. Color: varieties the above Violet, Mauve. Height 5-6 ft. 2-3 ft. plants. 50c each. —6c each, 65c d.oz- CTDONIA JAPONICA (Japanese Quince) Showy shrubs en, per 100. — $4.00 with a profusion of scarlet flowers In April. Height 4-6 ft. 12-18 in. plants. 35c each. Select DETTTSOA GBACrDIS—A beautiful dwarf shrub covered with pure white flowers in April and May. Height 2-3 ft. 15-18 in. plants. 35c each. Gladiolus DETTTZIA (Pride of Bochester)—A tall growing variety with double white flowers tinged pink. Blooms In May. AMEBIC A — Height 8-10 ft. 2-3 ft. plants. 35c each. Lavender - pink POBSTTHIA—SUSFENSA (Weeping Porsythla)—A grace- flowers of good ful drooping shrub with golden vellow flowers in April. Height size. 4- 6 ft. 2-3 ft. plants. 35o each. HYOBANGEA—A. G. SNOWHUiI.—A very hardy shrub B I^ IT E JAY with snow-white flowers from July until frost. Height 4-5 blue. Porcelain ft. 2-3 ft. plants. 35c each. C B I M S O N HTDBANGEA—P. G. PEEGEE—A taller growing variety G-ZiOW — Glowing with white flowers which turn to pink. Blooms from July crimson-scarlet. until frost. Height 6-8 ft. 2-3 ft. plants. 35c each. XEBBIA (Double Globeflower)—Golden yellow flowers in DB. F. E. BEN- bloom from June until October. Height 4-5 ft. 12-18 in. NETT — Deep red, plants. 50c each. suffused scarlet. Ed^KWITZIA (Beauty Bush)—A beautiful shrub from E. J. SHATI.OB China with masses of delicate pink flowers in May and June. —Beautiful deep Hei ght 5-6 ft. 18-24 in. plants. 50c each. rose-pink. FTTTTiADEIiFHUS (Mock Orange) —Iiemoine—Masses of fragrant white flowers In May. Height 3-5 ft. 18-24 In. GOZ.DEN MEA- plants. 35c each. SXTBE — A deep FBtTNTTS, PISSABDI (Purple Leaf Plum) A beautiful shade of yellow. — shrub with white flowers In April. Foliage is crimson which Z.OS ANG-EIiES changes to rich purple. Height 12-15 ft. 3-4 ft. plants. —Bright pink with 50c each. carmine blotch in S7BINGA OB XiILAC—Common Purple, 2-3 ft. plants. 35o throat. each. MBS. DB. NOB- STBINGA OB ZiIXAC—Named Varieties, in all colors, 2-3 ft. plants. 75c each. T O N — Delicate with crimson cream pink. SPIBAEA—Anthony Waterer—A dwarf shrub flowers in bloom from to 2-3 ft. 18-24 MBS. P. C. P E T E B S—Orchid-lavender with crimson May October. Height markings. in. plants. 35c each. SPIRAEA excellent with white MBS. FBANCIS KING— Brilliant vermiUion-scarlet. —Van Houttel—An shrub flowers In Mav. Height 6-8 ft. 2-3 ft. plants. each. MBS. PBANK PENDIiETON—Salmon-pink with large blotch 35c of velvety crimson in throat. VTBUBNUM FZiICATTTM (Japanese SnowbaU) —Beautiful balls of pure white flowers in and June. Height 6-8 ft. ' MBS. Ii E O N DOT7GIiAS—A lovely shade of coral-rose May striped with flame-scarlet. 2-3 ft. plants. 50c each. WEIGELA Eva Bathke One of the most popular shrubs PEACE—White with lilac markings on lower petals. — — with in 2-3 ft. SCHWABEN—Canary yellow. red flowers bloom all summer. Height 4-5 ft. VIRGINIA—Large flowers of flaming-scarlet. plants. 50c each. WEIGEIiA—Bosea—A little taller growing than Eva FRICE or ANY OP THE ABOVE VABIETIES—-5c EACH, Rathke, and has rosy-pink flowers. Height 6-8 ft. 2-3 ft. 50c DOZEN, $3.50 FEB 100. plants. 50c each. EZTBA FINE MIXTURE—A selection of only the better named varieties in a wide range of colors, 40c per dozen, $2.50 per 100. CANNA ROOTS Plant outside after frost is out of ground and they will CALADIUMS ESCULENTUM (Elephant's Ear) bloom from early summer until frost. Plant 18 inches apart. One of the finest of the ornamental foliage plants, growing CITV si,\ to ten feet high. OP FOBTX.AND—One of the best pink sorts, 4^ feet hiph. FIRST SIZE—5c each, 50c dozen. FLORENCE VATTOHAN Yellow spotted scarlet, 5 feet. — , SECOND SIZE—8c each, 80c dozen. HUNGARIA—Beautiful clear rose, S^A feet. , MAMMOTH—10c each, $1.00 dozen. KING HUMBERT—Orange-scarlet with bronze foliage, 5 ft. !

KING I TUBEROSES HUMBERT YELLOW—Yellow with red spots, 5 feet. BICHABD WALLACE—Canary yellow, 4 Ms feet. ; DOUBZ.E PEABI^—One of the most fragrant and popular THE FBESIDENT—Rich glowing scarlet, 5 feet. summer flowering bulbs. Pure white. 4c each, 40c dozen, Price of any of above varieties | —5c each, 50c dozen, $3.50 ( $3.00 per 100. per 100. t

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GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. 17 PLANTS-ROOTS-TREES FROST-PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS ASPARAGUS ROOTS "WILL, MATURE HEADS TWO TO THREE WEEKS ASPABAG-US BOOTS—A saving of one to two years is ef- EARLIER THAN YOUR HOME-GROWN PLANTS. fected planting roots A bed 12x40 feet, requiring about 1!ABI.Y JSBSEV WAKEFIEI.I>, CHABIiESTOlT WAKE- 100 roots, should give STTCCESSION, and EABIiT FZ.AT DTTTCH. (COFEN- a sufficient supply for HAG-EN niABKET ready about April 1st.) an ordinary family. These plants are grown in the open field during the fall and 8,000 roots will plant winter months, which causes them to make a slow, tough, an acre. Select good hardy growth—so hardy that the outer leaves turn to a red- loamy soil, plow deep, dish brown. They can be shipped to distant points without put in good quantity danger of spoiling, and should be planted in the open ground of manure and 100 from four to five weeks earlier than frame plants. pounds kainit to 1,000 They will stand a temperature of 10 to 15 degrees above square feet of bed. In- zero without Injury. Will do very much better planted early, corporate thoroughly, as they will take root and start to grow as soon as warm make a trench weather sets in. eight inches Orders filled from December 1st until May 1st. Vfe do not deep, set advise planting* later than this time. plants 15 Prices by Parcel Post, postage paid. In lots of 100 to 300 inches apart. plants, 40c per 100 plants; 500 plants for $1.50; 1,000 or more In field cul- at $2.25 per 1,000 plants. ture rows are Orders are filled by the 100, not 250 or 350. These prices placed four are for even quantities of one variety to package; if you feet apart. order 200 of one variety and 300 of another variety you would M A B V pay at the 100 rate. WASH- Prices by Express, buyer paying express charges. In lots ING-TON of 1,000 to 4,000 plants at $1.25 per 1,000; 5,000 or more at (Bust - proof) $1.00 per 1,000. Plants packed for express shipment, 1,000 or — Early and 2,000 plants of a variety to package, they weigh about 25 vigorous. pounds per thousand plants, packed for shipment. Firm and tender roots, richly flavored. By far the best. Per TEBMS, CASH WITH OBBEB, PXiEASE 100, $1.25; Per 1,000, $10.00. Postage, 10 cents per 100 extra. No Plants Shipped C. O. D. RHUBARB ROOTS STRAWBERRY PLANTS Rhubarb roots set in the spring, will give delicious stalks Early spring, about March or April, is the most logical time the following spring. When setting the roots, place crowns 2 (for to transplant strawberry will Maryland) plants. They inches under the soil and set 3 by 4 feet apart. Give a liberal grow in light sandy soil and heavy clay soil, responding dressing of manure each spring. If possible, plant where soil readily to fertile soils. and well-drained Give plenty of mois- is continuously moist. 15 cents each, $1.50 per dozen. Postage, ture when fruiting. on one to three roots, 10 cents extra. Stable or barnyard manure will help to give them best results. When plants arrive, if dry, dip in water, allowing to BLACKBERRIES "plump up," before setting out. Plant in rows, 3% to 4 feet apart with plants set 15 to 24 inches apart in the row. In EI.DOBADO SNYDEB winter cover with straw, and in early spring remove from (Very hardy) If mail 10c each. plants and allow it to remain on ground as a mulch. Price, 15c each; $1.00 per dozen. by add We offer the following best and standard varieties: DOBSETT FAraPAX CURRANTS (Early Varieties) PAT'S PBOLIPIC These two are new and both known for their vigor and pro- Price, 40c each; $4.00 per dozen. If by maU add 10c each. ductiveness. DOBSETT is medium light in color and retains its lightness. RASPBERRIES FAIBPAX is medium dark, turning darker, almost to purple before wilting. ST. BEGIS— (Red) Everbearing. Per 50—$1.00; Per 100—$1.65. CTTMBEBIiAND— (Black ) PBEMIEB—Early. One of the best for any soil. Price, 15c each; $1.00 per dozen. If by mail add 10c each. BIO JOE—Mid-season. Large and vigorous. CHESAPEAKE—Late. Especially good for home and FRUIT TREES— (2 Years Old! market. AFPIiES 75c each. CHEBBY—Xieading- varieties, Per 50 75 cents; Per 100 $1.25. — — — Yellow Transparent $1.00 each. MASTODON—Everbearing. Supreme among the Everbear- PEABS $1.00 each. ing berries. July. — Gravenstein September Bartlett—Summer. Per 50—80 cents; per 100—$1.50. — Kieffer—Winter. Add 10 cents per 100 for postag'e. to October. Seckel—Autumn. Summer Rambo — Sep- PEACHES—60c each. GERMACO HOTKAPS tember to October. - Stayman's Winesap Elberta — Yellow f r e e Besides protect- Winter. stone. ing the plant from Georgia Belle—White Red Delicious—Fall. Freestone. the elements and Grimes Golden Fall. — J. H. Hale—Yellow from insects, "Hot- Jonathan—Fall. Freestone. kaps" are worth York Imperial—Winter. PIiUMS AND SHBOPSHZBE their cost alone be- CBABAPPI^ES (Hyslop) —90c DAMSON—70c each. cause they aid in each. QUINCE—85c each. maturing crops earlier. That is the GRAPES— (2 Years Old; all-important thing CONCOBD (Blue) NIAGABA (White) CACO (Wine Red) to the grower, FOR Price, 30c each. If by mail add 10c. IT MEANS THAT HE CAN BE GATOR-HIDE MULCH PAPER FIRST TO MAR- Gator-Hide Mulch Paper is one of the toughest, strongest, KET AND SO most durable papers made. It is impregnated by a special COMMAND A process with a particular grade of asphaltum which has no BETTER PRICE harmful effect on soil or plant life. FOR HIS CROP. Unrolled over the proposed plant beds, and anchored by soil Thus "Hotkaps" or other available material along the edges, Gator-Hide Mulch far than more pay Paper imprisons all the moisture in the soil. Its black sur- themselves. for face catches and retains the sun's heat. This raises the soil's They represent one temperature, prevents cooling at night, and promotes continu- of the best invest- ous bacterial activity, liberating night and day nitrous food m e n t s a farmer matter for the plant, producing bigger, better, and earlier can make. Thou- crops. sands have proved Planting is done through holes made in the paper, or in the more are d 1 s c o v e.r i n g it every season. space between two strips of paper rolled out close together. Prices Thus while ample space is provided for the plant, no space is 100 Hotkaps and Garden Setter and Tamper, pkg. $2.50 left for weeds, and the nourishment they ordinarily steal from 250 Hotkaps and Garden Setter and Tamper, pkg. 3.75 the soil is conserved for the crops you plant. Hotkaps, only, per 1,000 M 10.25 Type 18-in. width 300 linear yards to the roll $2.50 Hotkaps, only, per A— — 5,000 M 10.10 36-in. width—300 linear yards to the roll 5.00 10,000 Hotkaps, only, per M 10.00 Steel Hotkap Setter and Tamper, set 1.50 Type B—18-in. width—150 linear yards to the roll . 2.50 Garden Setter (paper), each .50 36-in. width—150 linear yards to the roll 5.00 Steel Tamper, each ._ .25 Garden Packag'e .50

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ARTICHOKE G-BEEIT GIiOBX!—Sow seed in March or April and protect from frost. Set in open in rows, four feet apart and two feet In rows. Has deep green foliage with globe-shaped edible buds. Packet 10c; Otmce 50c; 2 Ounces 90c; V4 Pound 91.50. ASPARAGUS

This is one of the earliest spring vegetables, and should be in universal use. Many persona think it is difficult to grow, but we consider this a mistake, and believe it can be produced as cheaply and easily as any on the list. Sow the seed in the seed bed late in the fall or the early spring, as soon as the ground cnn be worked, in drills one foot apart, covering the seed about one inch deep. When the plants are four or five inches high, great care should be taken to keep the bed free of weeds. One ounce of seed will sow forty feet of row.

PEDIGBEZ: MARY •WASHINGTON ASFABAGTTS—Rust Resistant. This variety is the result of careful breeding by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, with the obiect of eliminating rust. A dark green color The best of all Asparagus. Packet 10c; Onnce 20c; V4 Pound 50c; Fonnd $1.25,

ASFABAGtrs BOOTS—A saving of one to two years is effected by planting roots. A bed 12x40 feet, requiring about 100 roots, should give a sufficient supply for an ordinary family. 8,000 roots will plant an acre. Select good loamy soil, plow deep, put in good quantity of manure and 100 pounds kainit to 1.000 square feet of bed. Incorporate thoroughly, make a trench eight inches deep, set plants 1.5 inches apart. In field culture rows are placed four feet apart. Per 100, $1.25; Per 1,000, $10.00. (Postage Extra.) BEANS Dwarf or Bush-Wax Podded

Select light, warm soil and plant when danger from frost is past in the spring, in drills 2 to 2% feet apart, dropping the beans about 6 to 8 inclies apart in the drills, and cover 2 inches deep. A succession of sowings can be made from the first week in May until August. IMPROVED BUSTPBOOP GOIiSEN WAX

This is the handsomest and hardiest of all the Wax Beans. The Pods are straight, long and thicker than the ordinary Golden Wax, much superior in quality, absolutely rustproof, and sure to become a favorite Wax Bean; in fact it has already gained great popularity with growers. SURE CROP STBINGI.ESS WAX

Recently introduced by the largest bean grower and originator of new varieties in this country. Entirely stringless, black-seeded, thick, flat yellow pods. The most desirable sort for canning. SWABF FBOI.IPIC BI.ACK WAX

Yellow pod, a very superior snap sort, ripening among the first earlies and having the best characteristics. Very tender. CTJRBIE'S RUSTPROOF BI.ACK WAX

For earliness and freedom from rust it is at the head of the Wax Bean family. Habit, upright and robust, holding the pods well from the ground. Pods long, straight, flat and ever meaty, of a beautiful color; quality not surpassed, and for productiveness it is unequaled. NEW FENCII. POD WAX BEAN / f Very early and productive. Pods long, straight and h.andsome; color, light golden yellow; strong STTBE CROP WAX and vigorous bush. One of the best varieties.

WAX POD BUSH BEANS (Abont) dpt.) (1 qt.) dpk) Beans by Weig-ht lib. 2 lbs. 15 lbs. IMPROVED RUSTPROOF GOI.DEN WAX . S0.25 SO 40 S2 25 SURECROP STRINGLESS WAX _ _ .25 .40 2*25 DWARF PROLIFIC BLACK WAX .«>.; .40 2 25 CURRIE'S RUSTPROOF BLACK WAX ,25 .40 2 25 NEW PENOIL pod wax — „ .25 .40 2.25

Add for postage, 8c per lb., 10c for 2 lbs. Ask for prices per Bushel, Ask for prices In Quantity. ASK FOR PRICES ON BEANS BY THE BUSHEL GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. 19

BEANS-Creen-Podded Bush

ASGROW STRINGLESS BLACK VALENTINE BEANS.—Practically as early as the old time Black Valentine, without strings. Stringless. Beautiful, round early pods. Pine for earlv market. G. & T. CO.'S E^TRA EARLV RED VALENTINE.—Ten days earlier than the ordinary Red Valentine Bean. It is without doubt the very best earliest green snap short Bean. EXTRA EARLV BOUNTIFUL (Plat Green Pod).—A prolific and continuous bearer. The first in the spring, the last in the fall. Absolutely stringless, very tender and of delicious flavor. FULL MEASURE (New).—Large cropper; stringless, green-podded, round Bean, not as early as Burpee's Stringless, but a heavy yielder. Best of quality. BURPEE'S STRINGLESS GREEN POD.—One of the earliest varieties, pods round and full, absolutely stringless and of beautiful fleshy appearance; quality excellent. The only green pod bean of which the pods never develop any strings. GIANT STRINGLESS GREEN POD.—Resembles very much the old Valentine. The plants are of strong growth, very productive; pods 5 inches long, light green, sliKhtlv curved, very meatv, brittle and stringless at all stages, and of mild flavor. ASGROW NEW STRINGLESS GREEN POD BEANS.—Beautiful, long dark green pods, nearly round and .'itrinKless. Is very productive, hardy and a sure cropper. DWARF HORTICULTURAL (Cherry).—Very green podded sort, used as a shell bean, and for this purpose is one of the finest in general use; long a favorite with those who use a shell bean in a green state. WHITE MARROWFAT.—Extensively grown for sale as a dry bean for winter use. WHITE NAVY, or SMALL PEA BEAN.—A well-known variety for field culture; very prolific. Pole or Running

LAZY WIFE.—Large, pale green pods, very thick meated, stringless, rich, tender and buttery; ripens early; clings well to pole; enormously productive; splendid either as a snap or shell bean. KENTUCKY WONDER, or OLD HOMESTEAD.—A very prolific sort, bearing its pods in large clusters: pods green, often reaching 9 to 10 inches in length; nearly round when voung, and very crisp. SPECKLED HORTICULTURAL, or WREN'S EGG.—An old favorite for both snap-shorts and dry beans. BUSH LIMA BEANS

Plant in rows three feet apart, dropping the beans 8 to 12 inches apart and covering one and one-half to iwo inches deep. If planted in hills, make the hills three feet apart one way and two and one-half feet the other, and plant four beans in a hill. Hoe often but only when the leaves are dry. FORDHOOK BUSH Ii I M A . — An improved dwarf Lima of the Kum- erle type. The plant is vigorous and erect growing, bearing well above $0.20 the ground. The pods are produced in large clusters, each containing three to five large beans of exceptionally fine quality. Much more productive than Kumerle and matures earlier. We consider this a decid- cided acquisition to the dwarf Lima, possibly the best of the class. BXTBPEE'S IMPROVED BTTSH IiIBIA.—Will outyield Burpee's Bush Lima by fully one-third. This greater yield is due to the increased size of both pod and beans. The dried beans are very handsome, and generally show a greenish-white coloring, while dried beans of the Burpee Bush Lima, like those of the Large Pole Lima, are pure white. BTTRFEE'S BUSH XiIMA.—Bushes grow 18 to 20 inches high, stout growth and always erect, yet branching so vigorously that each plant develops into a magnificent circular bush 2 to 3 feet in diameter; an immense yielder, each bush bearing 50 to 200 handsome, large pods, well filled. DBEEB'S BUSH TmISLA,—Dwarf variety of Dreer's Improved Lima, which has been fixed in its character of a bush bean; very prolific, single plants often producing 150 to 200 pods. Equal in quality and tenderness to Dreer's Pole Lima. HEirDERSON BUSH ^IDiIA.—These are very valuable, because they do not need poles, and, being so dwarf, can be planted close together. They are very early and prolific, continuing to bear until frost. BEAITS—Green-Podded Bush (ahout) (1 pt.) (1 qt.) (1 pk.) Beans by Weight 1 lb. 2 lbs. 15 lbs. O. & T. CO.'S EXTRA EARIiT RED VALENTINE $0.25 $0.40 $2.25 FOBDHOOE BUSH LIMA ASGROW BI.ACX VALENTINE BEANS—Pole or Running' (about) dpt.) (1 qt.) (1 pk.) lbs. STRIN&LESS BEANS 25 .40 2.25 Beans by Welg-ht 1 lb. 2 lbs. 15 $2.00 EXTRA EARLY BOUNTIFUL .25 .40 2.25 LAZY WIFE $0.35 KENTUCKY WONDER .20 .35 2.00 ASGROW NEW STRINGLESS POLE .25 .40 2.25 SPECKLED HORTICULTURAL GREEN-POD or WREN'S EGG - — .20 .30 2.00 PULL MEASURE .25 .40 2.00 BEANS—Bush Lima BURPEE'S STRINGLESS GR.-POD .20 .35 2.00 FORDHOOK BUSH IIMA .30 .50 3.00 GIANT STRINGLESS GREEN-POD .20 .35 2.00 BURPEE'S IMP. BUSH LIMA .25 .45 2.75 DWARF HORTICULTURAL .20 .35 2.00 BURPEE'S BUSH LIMA .25 .40 2.75 WHITE MARROWFAT .15 .30 1.75 DREER'S BUSH LIMA .25 .40 2.75 WHITE NAVY .15 .25 1.50 HENDERSON'S BUSH .20 .40 2.25 Ask for prices by the Bnshel Add for postag-e, 8c per lb., 10c for 2 lbs. Ask for prices in Quantity INOCULATE BEANS WITH STIMUGERM —

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Set the poles 3 to 4 feet apart and plant 6 to 8 feeans, With, the eyes LIMA downward, around BEANS each pole thinning to 4 healthy plants when they are tip. They require the same soil and treatment as the dwarf varieties.

^ IIMA.—The newest large pole Lima; enormously prolific; earlv green and delicious flavor. HENDERSONS EABZiV IiEVIATHAN—This is the very earliest. It will not only give large Lima beans earUer than any otner strain, but it is also much more productive, both early and throughout the season. It is a strong grower, clinging well to the poles, and is a sure cropper. The pods hang out from the foliage in large clusters and contain three or four and sometimes five large beans to the pod. KING- OP THE GARDEN ZiIMA —This bean has met with enormous sales the past few seasons. They are vigorous growers, setting their beans early at bottom of pole, producing continuously to the end of the season. Thev are prolific more than the ordinary Lima, bearing pods 5 to 7 inches long, in clusters of 4 and 5, with 5 or 6 beans" in a pod. EXTRA IiARGE WHITE liIMA.—This is a splendid sort, and takes a leading place with growers, because of its many excellent qualities. As a shell bean surpasses all in quality and is the favorite with most people. EXTRA EARIiY JERSEY lilMA.—This variety is two weeks earlier than other sorts; the pods are large and numerous, making it a very profitable sort to grow. DREER'S IMPROVED OR CHAZiIiENGE POIiE BEAN.—This popular bean is considered by many growers superior to all others in quality and productiveness. When green it is as large as the Large Lima, thicker, sweeter and more tender and nutritious, remaining green in the pod for a long time after maturing. CAROIiINA OR SIEVA.—A Seedling variety of large White Lima, with small pods, usually about 2 inches long. A little earlier and hardier. BEANS (ahont) 1 lb. 2 lbs. 14 lbs. Pt. Qt. Pk. CARFENTERIA FOIiE IiIMA .$0.20 $0.40 $2.25

HENDERSON'S EARIiY I.EVIATHAN, IiIUA... . .20 .40 2.25

KING OP THE GARDEN IiIMA . .20 .40 2.25

EXTRA I.ARGE I.IMA . .20 .40 2.25 2.25 EXTRA EARI.V JERSEY I.IMA . .20 .40

DREER'S IMF. or CHAI^IiENGER POI.E I.IMA. . .30 .50 3.00

CAROLINA or SIEVA FOI.E XiIUA . .20 .40 2.25 BEETS One Ounce of Seed will sow One Hundred Feet of Drill Select a deep, rich sandy loam and manure with well decomposed compost or a good chemical fertilizer. Sow in drills, 14 to 16 inches apart, and cover 1 inch deep. When the young plants appear, thin to 4 or 5 inches apart. For early use, sow as soon as the ground can be worked in the spring; for autumn use, about the middle of May; and for winter use, during June or July, according to the variety—the long varieties requiring more time to mature than the round early kinds. ECIiIPSE BEET.—This extra early Beet is remarkable for its fine quality and rapid growth; is of deep red color and handsome shape. As an early market sort it is unrivaled. It i.s to a large extent superseding the Egyptian, being earlier in development, more attractive in appearance, and of superior quality for the table. CROSBY'S IMPROVED CROSBY'S IMPROVED EGYPTIAN BEET.—A very superior strain of the well-known EGYPTIAN Egyptian, carefully selected, blood color, quick, rapid growth. The shape is very desirable, as shown in the accompanying photograph, being not so round as the Eclipse, or quite so fiat as the ordinary Egj'ptian. It may be sown outside as late as July. EARIiY WONDER BEET.—This grand new Beet, recently introduced, is early. Red with short tops, fine for bunching. Roots are of good, uniform size, slightly oval, and of deep blood red, has slim tap roots, fine grain, tender and sweet. Never gets stringy or woody. Fine for both home use and market garden. EXTRA EARLY PLAT EGYPTIAN. This is a flat Beet, very early and deep red color. Owing to the small top it can be planted very close.

G. & T. CO.'S EARLY BLOOD TTTRNIF BEETS.—This is our Special Stock of Pearly Blood Turnip Beet, which we have been growing for a number of year.s, and which the market gardeners of Baltimore and other places prefer. It is of dark red color, handsome shape, and early. DETROIT DARK RED TURNIP BEET. This is one of the finest formed and handsomest colored Beets on the market. It is unsurpas.^ed in the uniformity and beauty of the crop. It is exceedingly early, and DETROIT DARK RED produces more marketable specimens on the TURNIP BEET same acreage than any other variety.

BEETS Pkt. Oz. li Ih. lib. $0.15 $0.25 $0.75 .15 .25 .75 DETROIT DARK RED 10 .15 .25 .75 .15 .25 .75 EXTRA EARLY EGYPTIAN PLAT .10 .15 .25 .75 SWISS CHARD BLOOD TURNIP, G. & T. CO.'S ,10 .15 .25 .75 SWISS CHARD (Sea Kale or Spinach Beet). .15 .25 .75 cooked like as- —Used exclusively for greens; Aria foT nostng-e, 8c per lb., 10c per 2 lbs. Ask for prices in Quantity. p.-irrigus, makes a very delicious dish. WRITE FOR PRICES IN QUANTITY GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. 21

BEETS FOR STOCK— (Mangel Wurzel) sow 4 FOtriTDS TO THE ACBE Stock Beets grow larger than any other Beets, and hence require more room. They should be sown from April to June, In drills 2% feet apart, and the plants thinned to 12 to 15 Inches in the row. The attention of farmers to the growing of Beets for stock feeding has rapidly increased. IiONG REI} MANGEIi-^The well-known, large, long variety, grows well out of ground. Color light red. Very productive. Packet lOo, 14 Pound 15c; Pound 40c. GOIiDEir TAITEABD ISANGEI,—The best type of Mangel—small top, smooth, rich skin, broad shoulders, very solid fleshed, golden stemmed, heavy producer. Packet 10c, V4 Pound 15c, Pound 40c. WHITE SUGAR BEET—A large-growing sort, and used for feeding stock. Packet 10c, 14 Pound 15c, Pound 40c. CHAMPION YELIiOW IITTEBSIEDIATE, OB GATE-POST MAITGEIi—One of the very finest Mangels ever introduced, giving unbounded satisfaction wherever grown. With good cultivation will crop at the rate of 200 bushels per acre. Packet 10c, V4 Pound 15c, Pound 40c. BRUSSELS SPROUTS 1 Ounce of Seed to 100 Yards of Bow. Brussels Sprouts are used in the fall and early winter and by some considered more tender and delicious than any cabbage. The plant resembles the cabbage, the edible part being the numerous very small heads or sprouts an inch or two in diameter formed on the stalk at each leaf Joint. The culture is the same in all essentials as for cabbage, except the leaves should be broken down in the fall to give the little heads more room to grow. FABIS HAI.F SWABP—Packet 10c, Ounce 25c, V» Pound 75c, Pound $2.50. BORECOLE BOBECOtS—This Is often called Broccoli by market gardeners, but belongs to the Kale family. Very spreading In habit and beautifully curled. Seed should be sown in May and transplanted in July, in the open field, and treated same as Savoy Cabbage. Packet 10c, Ounce 20c, 14 Pound 50c, Pound $1.50. (See Page 27 for Kale or Borecole.) BROCCOLI

Sow seed in open ground and get plants in field In July or August. After the center head is cut, it will produce side shoots with a smaller head. One of the best on account of the succulent Asparagus flavor. BBOCCOI.I ITAZ.IAir CAZ.ABBESE GBEEN SPBOTTTING.—This variety produces small heads on order of Cauliflower and is the latest and newest kind Brussels Sprouts yet introduced. See Cut. Packet 10c, Ounce 50c, Pound $1.25, Pound $4.00.

BBOCCOIiI GBEENS—Used largely in the Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Peninsula for northern shipment. Makes fine greens. Sow about August first for fall cutting. Packet 10c, Ounce 15c, ^ Found 35c, Found $1.25. BBOCCOU. IiABGE EARIiV WHITE—The heads resemble somewhat a coarse cauliflower, and the culture is the same as lor that vegetable. Broccoli is well adapted only to those sections where the season is long, cool and rather moist. One of the most valuable features is that it withstands greater extremes of temperature than cauli- BBOCCOIiI (Italian Calabrese) flower. Packet lOc, Ounce 50c.

C. & T. CO.'S LARGE GILT EDGE SNOWBALL CAULIFLOWER Is without exception one of the finest sorts now In cultivation. It Is very early. Nearly every plant will, under proper cultivation, form a perfect, snow-white head and its close growing, compact habit enables the grower to plant one-third more on the same space of ground than other varieties. Packet 25c, Ounce $1.50, ^ Pound $5.00. EZTBA EABI.T SITOWBAI;!^—Our stock of this well-known variety is unexcelled. It Is one of the best sorts for open ground or forcing under glass. Packet 25c, Ounce $1.50, V4 Found $5.00. G. ft T. CO.'S "DBOTTTH-BESISTHTG"— Produces larger, white, solid heads, maturing about a week later than our large Gilt Edge Snowball. The best for hot, dry weather. Packet 25c, Ounce $1.50, ^ Pound $5.00. G. & T. CO.'S SEIÊCT EABI.V DWABF BBFTTBT—Long the standard of highest ex- cellence, and still holding its own with a great many people. Packet 25c, Ounce $1.50, % Found $5.00. CXniTUBE—The same as for Cabbage, except that extra manure and plenty of water will pay upon cauliflower. CATTIÎFIÔWEB CORN SALAD CRESS AIZEBICAK UFÂITD CBESS—Sow In Au- Three Ounces of Seed to 100 Feet of gust in drills 18 Inches apart to get a spring Bow. crop. Used largely for salads. Packet lOo, Ounce 15c, 14 Pound 35c, Found $1.25. A favorite salad plant, and very WATER CBESS—Water cress may be grown hardy. Sow in August or September, along the margin of running streams, ditches and protect with leaves during the or ponds, and has a ready sale in the hotels and markets. Packet 10c, Ounce 30c, Pound in V4 winter; It can be gathered the 75c, Found $2.50, spring very early. Sown in April, It is soon ready for use. The leaves CURLED or PEPPER GRASS are sometimes boiled and served as Used as a small salad. Sow very thickly in shallow drills, on a smooth surface, at short spinach. Packet 10c, Ounce 15c, >4 intervals throughout the season. Packet lOo, Pound 35c, Pound $1.25. Ounce 15c, 14 Found 25c, Pound 75c.

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One Ounce of Seed to 100 Feet of Row, for Plants

Cabbage will thrive on any good corn land, though the stronger the soil the better they will develop. Plow deep and manure very liberally, as cabbage is a strong feeder, and will repay for the care bestowed upon it. The early sorts bear planting from eighteen inches to three feet apart in the rows, with the rows from two to two and a half feet apart. The distance varying with the size. For early use sow in a hotbed in February or March. In April the plants may be set out in the rows. For late crop, sow in May or June, and transplant as soon as the plants are five or six inches high. The ground should be thoroughly cultivated every week until the plants meet in the rows. EXTRA EARI.? JERSEY WAKEFIEI.D—Identical to the Jersey Wakefield, but smaller and about a week earlier. * SEIiECT EARIiY JERSEY WAXEFIEZiD—American Grown—The very best early Cabbage, and grown more extensively by market gardeners than anj' other variety. It is early, the heads are pyramidal in shape, very large and solid, SEI^ECT EABZiY JERSEY WAKEFIEI.D and having but few outside leaves, the plants can be set close together. "We secured our seed from a grower of the best Wakefield Cabbage in the country, and it is giving good results wherever it Is used, so much so that our sales of this sort are rapidly increasing each year.

CHARLESTON, OB XiARQE WAKEFIEID—Has all the characteristics of the Jersey Wakefield, but larger. It is five to six days later than Early Jersey Wakefield. The heads are fully one-half larger and quite solid. It is very compact in growth, and can be easily planted in rows two feet apart and twenty inches in rows. COPENEAGEIT MARKET— new round head, solid cabbage, recently introduced from Denmark. It is without doubt the finest large round-headed early cabbage in cultivation. The type is thoroughly fixed and the heads mature uniformly, which enables the crop to be harvested at one time, so that the ground can be cleared in two cuttings. As early as Jersey Wakefield. Q-OZiDEIT ACRE—A new round extra early variety. Earlier than Jersey Wakefield.

Second Early Varieties Atli-HEAD EARZiY—AMERICAN GROWN—is the largest of all early Cab- bages, fully one-third larger than the Early Summer. It is the nearest approach to a thoroughbred cabbage of any variety, both in size and uniform development. As the All-Head comes in quicker than any of the other flat cabbages, it is consequently more tender. It is also valuable for a late or winter Cabbage.

StrCCESSION CABBAGE—A fine early variety, coming$0.10in a few days later than Early Summer, it does well at all seasons, and one is almost sure of getting COPENHAGEN' MARKET a crop, no matter when it is planted. CABBAGE STTREHEAD—This popular cabbage is rightfully named Surehead, as it never fails to make a fine, large, solid head, with few outer leaves. It is a strong, vigorous grower, and very uniform in size and color. Always brings the highest price in our markets. EARZiY DWARF FIiAT DUTCH—An old standard variety which stands the sun and produces fine, large heads, coming in soon after the Wakefield.

RED DUTCH CABBAGE—The head is round, large, solid and a deep red color, the best of the red cabbages. DANISH BAI.Zi HEAD—This most excellent variety of cabbage, coming from Denmark, has grown very rapidly into favor with both market and private gardeners. It is a large, round, solid heading, medium early variety; a very sure header, having few loose leaves, consequently can be planted very close together, .\lthough a medium early, can also be grown for a fall and winter crop, being one of the best keepers. Very popular in Philadelphia, New York, and Boston market.'^. PREMIUM IiARGE FLAT DUTCH—Large and excellent for winter; very extensively grown. The head is broad, thick and flat, well covered in by leaves lapping across the center, outside leaves feathered to the base of the leaf stem. PREMIUM LARGE FLAT DUTCH—LATE CABBAGE CABBAGE Pkt. Oz. V4 lb. 1 lb. CABBAGE Pkt. Oz. lb. 1 lb. Select ::arly Jersey Wakefield $0.10 $0.20 $0.60 $1.75 Succession $0.20 $0.50 $1.78 Extra Early Jersey Wakefield .10 .20 .60 1.75 Surehead 10 .20 .50 1.76 Charleston Wakefield .10 .20 .60 1.75 Early Dwarf Plat Dutcb 10 .20 .50 1.75 Copenhagen Market 10 .20 .65 2.00 Red Dutch 10 .25 .75 2.50 Golden Acre 10 .30 .75 2.75 Danish Railhead .10 .20 .60 2.00 All Hea-I Early _ .10 .20 .65 1.75 Premium Flat Dutch .10 .20 .50 1.75

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CABBAGE—Continued PEBFECTION DRUMHEAD SAVOY—This is without any WILT-RESISTANT exception the finest stock of Savoy Cabbage to be found any- VARIETIES OF CABBAGE where. The heads are large and solid, the leaves beautifully JERSEY QUEEN'—Pointed, resembling Jersey Wakefield as curled, and in tenderness and flavor it is almost equal to to shape, season and quality. Packet 10c, Ounce 30c, 14 cauliflower, while its keeping quality is first class. Packet Pound $1.00, 1 Pound $3.50. 10c, Ounce 20o, 14 Pound 60c, 1 Pound $1.75. MARION MARKET—Resembles Copenhagen Market as to shape and season. Packet 10c, Ounce 30c, 14 Found $1.00, 1 CHINESE OR CELERY CABBAGE Pound $3.50. WISCONSIN ALL SEASONS—Like the old time All Sea- Sow seed early in August for best results. Produces heads sons. Packet 10c, Ounce 35c, Pound $1.00, 1 Pound $3.50. in 70 to SO days. All the above are produced on wilt-infected land and are WONG BOK—Makes heads 8 to 10 in. high. Price, Packet immune from this disease. If your land is wilt-infected, 10c, Ounc2 20c, 1/4 Pound 6O0, 1 Pound $1.75. plant the above to Insure a crop. PE-TSAI—Resembles Cos Lettuce as much as Cabbage, although has a Cabbage flavor. Price, Packet 10c, Ounce 20c, Vi Pound 60c, 1 Pound $1.75. CARROTS

1 Oz. of Seed to 100 Feet of Bow GEORGIA COLLARDS Carrots thrive best in rather a light, rich loam. The ground should be well manured with fine, well-rotted or composted Called the Cabbage Collard on account of its close bunching manure, and be thoroughly worked quite deep. Sow from growth. The plant produces center leaves generally per- middle of April to middle of May, in rows 14 inches apart, fectly white, though sometimes dashed with pink. It is a and thin the plants to 5 or 6 inches in the row. For late very delicate vegetable and of the finest quality. Vkt. 10c, crops sow in June or July. An important point is to tread oz. 15c, 14 lb. 20c, 1 lb. 60. the rows firmly after sowing. For field culture. Carrots should be sown in drills 3 to 3% feet apart, so as to cultivate with horse. OXHEART OR CUERANDE One of the heaviest yielders and the best for stiff and heavy soils where the long varieties would fail. The roots are often 3 to 3% inches thick at the top; nearly oval in shape; the flesh is bright orange, fine grained and sweet. Of the finest table quality and equally good for stock. Fkt. 10c, oz. 15c, 14 lb. 30c, lb. 900. CHANTENAY A most excellent, medium early, half long variety. It Is one of the best in quality for the market and home garden, while its great productiveness and the ease with which it can be harvested make it desirable as a field sort. The tops are medium sized, uniformly half long or stump rooted but tapering slightly, smooth, deep orange-red in color. The flesh is very crisp and tender. Although a medium early sort the roots are suitable for use nearly as early as any. The variety is extensively HALF LONG SANVERS used for bunching. Fkti 10c, oz. 15c,

Yi lb. 30c, lb. 90c. X,.

EARLY SCARLET HORN

The earliest variety in our list. Blunt-pointed, about 3 inches long, 1% inches thick, very fine grained, sweet flavored; deep rich orange color. Fine for bunching.

Pkt. 10c, oz. 15c, 1/4 lb. 30c, lb. 90c.

HALF LONG DANVERS

A decided acquisition of the half-long type, broad- shouldered, cylindrical, admirable in color, fixed in habits, a wonderful producer. It is a first-class Carrot for all soils. Pkt. 10c, oz. 15c, 14 lb. 30c, lb. 90c.

IMPROVED LONG ORANGE

Deep orange color, long, smooth, fine for either garden or field culture. All who have cattle should raise a sur- plus of this Carrot for feeding milch cows during winter. It increases the flow of milk and imparts to the butter a delicious flavor and a rich golden color. Fkt. 10c, oz. 15c, IMPROVED LONQ CHANTENAT 1/4 lb. 30c, lb. 90c. ORANGE

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GIANT PASCAL CELERY

A selection from the well- known Self-Blanching Celery. It partakes of the best qualities of that variety, is somewhat larger, and an excellent keeper. It is of fine nutty flavor, being entirely free from any bitter taste. It grows about 2 feet high. The stalks are very broad, thick, and crisp; the width and thickness of these are distinctive features of this variety.

EASY BLANCHING CELERY

A second-early variety, maturing right after Golden Self- Blanching and resembling it in size and general characteristics of growth, but the foliage is a bright rich green. The stalks are thick and solid and of extra fine quality. They are unusually meaty, pure white, heavy, and crisp. A valuable variety for fall, winter, and early spring use. Easily blanched. It has quickly become a great favorite with many market growers.

WIITTEB QUEEN CEIiEBT GOZiDEIT SEI.F-BI.ANCEIN'a CEIiEB? WINTER QUEEN CELERY GOLDEN SELF BLANCHING CELERY

It is without doubt the most valuable variety of Celery This cannot be too highly recommended, as after being thoroughly tested it fulfilled all that claimed for winter and spring use ever introduced. It is also much has has been for it. It is decidedly the very best and most profitable stouter, thicker and heavier, with double the amount of heart Celery in cultivation; it is very early and entirely self- plant is beautiful in appearance, of any known Celery. The blanching. The beautiful appearance of the plant, its close of close habit and compact growth, and blanches to a beautiful habit, compact growth, straight, vigorous stalks, solid, crisp, cream white. Ribs perfectly solid, crisp and of delicious brittle ribs, fine quality and delicious flavor commend it to all nutty flavor. lovers of Celery. GOLDEN PLUME OR WONDERFUL CELERY

Recently introduced. Much better than "White Plume in appearance, crisp- Bess, and fine nutty flavor, though somewhat earlier, larger and ranker growth. Blanches quickly, with full heart and rich, golden yellow color.

WHITE PLUME CELERY An early, handsome, self-bleaching variety, growing in popularity every year. Like the Golden Self- Blanching, it requires very little earthing up to blanch it, and as a Celery for fall and early winter use it is unsurpassed. LARGE SMOOTH PRAGUE CELERIAC The largest, smoothest and best of the Celeriacs. New apple sliape small foliage, large round and smooth.

IiA-ROE SMOOTH CELERY SEED FOR FLAVORING FBAGUE CEI^EBIAC This seed is used for flavoring pickels, soups, etc.

CELERY Fit. Oz. Vt lb. 1 lb. GOLDEM- PLUME OB WONDEBPUl.. $0.10 $0.30 $1.00 GOLDEN SELF-BLANCHHTG . .10 .35 .90 $3.25 WHITE PLUME .10 .20 .50 1.75 GIANT PASCAL - .10 .20 .50 1.75 WreiTEB QUEEN . .10 .20 .50 1.75 EASY BLANCHING - .10 .20 .60 2.00 FLAVORING .10 .15 .40 CELEBIAC GOLDEN FLUME CELERY X.ABGE SMOOTH .10 .25 .50 1.75 NEW APPLE SHAPE .10 .25 .50 1.75

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CORN For Table Use "WHEN COBN IS WANTED BY T/l&II., ADD 6 CENTS PER FOUND TO PAY POSTAGE CUZiTUBE—Sugar Corn may be planted in rows 3 to 4 feet apart, and the seeds placed about 18 Inches apart In the rows, or planted in hills 3 to 4 feet apsrt each way, according to variety grown or richness of soil. Do not let more than two or three plants remain m each hill. It can be planted in this vicinity from first of May to last of July for succession of crop. By planting every two weeks a family may have good corn throughout the whole season.

First Early Varieties Main Crop Varieties 56 FOUNDS PER BUSHEI. One bushel of Sugar Corn weighs 44 lbs. Not a sugar corn but makes fine roasting ears for early planting. ASK FOR PRICES IN QUANTITY FIRST EARI.Y NECK CORN—By far the earliest roasting- COUNTRY GENTI.EMAN CORN ear corn we have. Can be planted in April without injury, This is the sweetest and most delicious as it is very hardy. flavored of all sugar corn. It is tlie finest variety for the table, and will de- EXTRA EARXiY ADAMS—Extremely hardy and early; one light the most fastidious epicure. It of the best for early planting. produces three to four ears to the stalk, EARZiY ADAMS—A favorite in the South. and retains its greenness longer than other sorts. NINETY-DAY CORN (Red Cob) —This is an elegant corn for truckers and marl^Let gardeners, as it is as good a seller as STOWELL'S EVERGREEN—So well green corn, and if not used as green corn makes a good va- known that it scarcely needs descrip- riety for feeding purposes. It may be planted for early crop, tion. Excellent; keeps green till cold and at intervals until the middle of July. Many truckers use weather; ears large; one of the best. it for their late planting, as it produces a very sure crop. I;ATE mammoth—The largest variety grown; very fine for market pur- SWEET OR SUGAR CORN poses. ZIGZAG EVERGREEN—This is one Extra Early Varieties of the sweetest and best late sweet G o I. o n n corn, not even excepting the celebrated BANTAM CORN Country Gentleman and Shoe Peg. The — The earliest ears resemble Stowell's Evergreen in and best of sugar size and shape, except that the kernels corns. It Is of are placed irregularly or zigzag upon golden color and the cob, which is always an indication delicious flavor, of great sweetness in any variety of with the sweet- sugar corn. n e s s of honey; can be planted TRUCKER'S EARI^Y SUGAR CORN — -This is the most desirable variety earlier than the of sugar corn for truckers and gardeners other varieties of to plant early. its excellent true sweet corn, As many qualities are becoming generally as it is very har- Golden Bantam Corn known, it has come to be one of the dy. stalks The standard sorts. It is ten days earlier are In habit, growing about four feet high, producing dwarf than Evergreen; very productive. two or three good ears five to six inches long, well set from the ground. EARI^Y MAMMOTH — A splendid market sort, producing large, handsome DE XiUE'S GOI^DEN GIANT CORN—The stalks grow 4% ears; grain large, white and sweet; to 6 feet tall and very near the ground; about one-third are fills out well at the end. husk. They carry two or three good purple in stalk, leaf and 'WHITE EVERGREEN—Has ears as ears, to 9 long; cob of small diameter, with 12 to 20 7 inches large as Stowell's; is five days earlier; rows of long, deep kernels of deep orange color. The husk is grains pure white. A valuable acquisi- Country Gentleman very heavy, affording the end protection from worm and bird. tion for the gardener and canner. Sugar Corn BABDENS WONDER BANTAM yellow sugar com with — GARDEN CORN (About) lb. lbs. 14 lbs. all that the name implies, making ears up to 9 Inches long; % 1% pt.) (iqt.) (ipk.) of good flavor. Matures only about a week later (1 sweet and FIRST EARI^Y NECK $0.15 $0.30 $1.75 Golden Bantam. Ft. 30c, qt, 50e, pk. $1.50, pk. $1.66. than ^ EXTRA EARI.Y ADAMS .15 .30 1.75 EARI.Y EARI^Y SHEFFIEIiD Plant as early as Adams. Makes ADAMS .15 .30 1.75 — NINETY .15 .25 1.25 strong, vigorous growth with abundant foliage, growing about DAY RED COB 6 feet and bearing usually two ears of handsome appearance. SWEET CORN (About) % lb. 1% lbs, 11 lbs. (1 pt.) (1 qt.) (1 pk.) WHIPPIiE'S EARliY WHITE CORN—Of remarkable size, DEIjUE'S GOIiDEN GIANT CORN $0.20 $0.45 $2.50 considering its earliness. Ears 8 Inches long with 16 to 20 GOI.DEN BANTAM CORN _ __ .25 .45 3.00 rows of rather narrow deep grains. Excellent quality, having WHIPPLE'S EARLY WHITE _ .25 .45 3.00 rich, tender, well filled ears. Very desirable for market WHIPPLE'S EARLY YELLOW .25 .45 3.0O gardeners. HOWLING MOB .25 .45 2.50 EARLY MINNESOTA . .25 .45 2.50 WHIPPLE'S EARI^Y YElIiOW CORN—Practically same COUNTRY GENTLEMAN .25 .45 3.00 as above, only yellow grain and very sugary. STOWELL'S EVERGREEN .25 .45 3.00 TRUCKER'S EARLY (Crop faUed) is one of the best flavored HOWI^ING MOB—Howling Mob LATE MAMMOTH _ _ .25 .45 3.00 and most tender of all second-early white sweet corns. Ears EARLY MAMMOTH .25 .45 3.00 of Howling Mob measure from 7 to 9 inches in length and WHITE EVERGREEN .25 .45 3.00 with 12 or 14 rows of large, pearly-white they are closely set EARLY SHEFFIELD . .25 .45 3.00 grains. ZIGZAG EVERGREEN .25 .45 3.00 Add for EARIiY MINNESOTA—One of the first early among sugar Postage, 8c per pound, 10c for 2 pounds. corn. Ask for Prices In Quantity and by the Bushel.

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CUCUMBERS 1 Oz. Will Plant 50 Hills. 2 libs. Will Plant an Acre. For very early Cucumbers sow the first of April in a hotbed upon pieces of sod (grass side down), so that they can be readily transplanted to the open ground in rich soil when danger of frost is over, or protect by hand-glasses. The vines require a warm location for early Cucumbers. Plant after the ground has become warm in hills 4 feet apart for the smaller varieties, and 5 feet for the larger sort. For pickling sow from middle of June to last of July. Manure with wood ashes, fertilizer or some well-rotted compost, working the manure just under the surface. Sprinkle the vines with slug-shot plaster, or air-slaked lime to protect from bugs. The Cucumbers should be gathered when large enough for use, whether required or not; if left to ripen, it destroys their productiveness. Early Green Prolific A very productive variety, having fruits of good length and handsome form. Desirable for producing pickles of medium size and fine quality when sliced for the table.

Ever-Bearing Cucumber This variety is unique, and will prove valuable both for the table and for pickling. Is of small size, very early, enormously productive and extremely valuable as a green pickler. The peculiar merit of this new Cucumber is that IMPROVED BAZ.TIMOBI: WHITE SPINE the vines continue to flower and produce fruit until killed by frost, whether the ripe Cucumbers are picked oft or not, This is the best Cucumber for early planting, because it will in which respect it differs from all other sorts in cultivation. retain its green color longer than any other sort. It is of good size and shape, and the popular variety with truckers Early Cluster around Baltimore and Norfolk, as well as the growers from short prickly variety, bearing in clusters near the root. Virginia to Florida. A A good bearer.

Jersey Pickling This is the most popular sort with the market gardeners around Baltimore and Philadelphia for pickling. Said to green better than any other variety.

$0.10 TM niVr °' Best Salads for Fall and Winter Use. CINL^I V t Ounce of Seed to 150 Peet of Row. For early use, sow as soon as the ground can be worked in the spring, in drills 15 inches apart, and then thin plants to EARLY FORTUITE CUCXTKBER 6 or 8 inches in row. To blanch the leaves, gather them carefully together when perfectly dry and tie them with soft One of the earliest and best dark green White Spine Cu- fibrous material. cumbers. Extremely early, and beautiful shape. Good for market gardeners, truckers or private family; in fact, any one who likes a dark green, white spine cucumber it cannot help but please. Fine for Southern growers, as it stands shipping remarkably well.

IMPROVED ZiONG- GREEN CUCUMBER

The skin is of a deep green, and the flesh is solid, crisp and of fine quality. We have the very best strains of this variety and recommend it as much the best cucumber of all, and the variety every one should want. The best known and most popular variety for general use. Is vigorous and productive and forms fruit fit for use as early as the shorter varieties- aSiliSN CTJRIiXiD £»rDIV£ The mature fruit is almost 12 inches long. OBEESr CURI.ED (Green Ribbed) The leaves of this variety are finely divided, giving a mossy appearance. The center tends to blanch to a delicate white. The plant is hardy and vigorous and especially good for fall BURR, OR WEST INDIA GHERKIN and winter use.

An extremely small fruited variety, grown exclusively for BROAD IiEAVED BATAVIAN (Escarrole) pickles. It has no value for slicing. Is very prickly, but This variety is used mostly for soups and stews, For tender and crisp if pickled when young. Seed germinates blanching same must be tied up. slowly. Fkt. 10 cents, Oz. 20 cents, V4 11>- 40 cents, 1 lb. $1.25

CUCUMBERS Pkt. Oz. V4 lb. 1 lb. CUCUMBERS Pkt. Oz. 14 lb. 1 lb. IMPROVED BAI.TIMORE WHITE BURR OR WEST INDIA GKEKKIN.$0.10 $0.20 $0.50 $1.50 EARLY GREEN PBOI.IFIO .10 .20 .60 2.00 SPINE $0.20 $0.60 $2.00 EVERBEARING .10 .20 .60 2.00 EARI.Y FORTUNE .10 .20 .60 2.00 EARIiY CLUSTER .10 .20 .60 2.00 JERSEY PICKI.ING .10 .20 .60 2.00 ENDIVE IMPROVED I,ONG GREEN .10 .20 .75 2.75 GREEN CURLED 10 .15 .40 1.25

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One ounce CTXIiTVBE EGG PLANT will produce Sow the seed CHICORY about in hot - beds WITLOOF OR FRENCH ENDIVE 1,000 plants. early in Fine for salads. Sow in open ground in May in rows 18 inches apart. Thin to G inches in fall March. When row. In take up and place upright about 2 inches apart, in trench and cover with inches three rich dirt and top dress with manure, about 6 inches deep. high pot the In spring, the plants will come out in 5 or 6 weeks. young plants, Pkt. 10c; Oz. 20e; 14 lb. 45c; lb. $1.50 using small pots, and plunge them FENNEL (Finocchia) in the same Florence fennel is used largely by the Italian trade, in bed so that salads, soups, etc,, for flavoring. It grows very branching, the plants about two to three feet high and has a dense feathery foliage. will become Same should be hilled when 18 in. high to bleach a creamy- stocky. They white. Packet 10c, Ounce 20c, I4 Pound 50c, Pound $1.50. can be planted out from LEEK the pots when 1 Oz. of 150 of the season be- Seed to Feet Row. comes suffi- Select good Onion soil, manure liber- ciently warm ally, plant in April in drills 6 to 8 inch- in May or es deep, and 18 inckes apart, and thin to June, or they 9 inches apart in the drill. Gradually can be trans- draw the earth planted into a around the plant.s second bed to until the drills are make them filled level w i t strong u n t i the surface. Draw the weather for use in Octolier is warm To be used in BALTIMORE EGG PLANT enough to soups or boiled as trans plant Asparagus. about three feet apart each way in a thoroughly-worked and EXTRA LARGE well-enriched soil. MAMMOTH — A BAI^xmOBZ: EGG- PLANT—This is decidedly the best and large and strong most profitable Egg Plant in cultivation. It is large, thorn- plant; hardy. The less, of beautiful shape and handsome purple color. best variety for BLACK BEAUTY EGG PLANT—The earliest of all large general culture. fruited Egg Plants and produces fruit quite as large as the New York Purple in 10 days less time. The fruit is symmetrical in shape, of uniform size, of a dark rich purple KOHLRABI color. 100 of Row. NEW VOBK IMPROVED LARGE PURPLE EGG PLANT 1 Oz. of Seed to Feet This market garden variety has plants of strong growth, and Improved White Vienna Is very productive, producing plants of large size and fruits Bulb light green, flesh white. Very of smooth, deep purple color. rapid in growth and of early maturity. Fine in texture and symmetrical in KALE OR BORECOLE form. One Ounce of Seed Will Sow a Drill About 200 Feet. LETTUCE Lettuce requires rich and rather moist soil. The rows should be about 12 inches apart, and the plants thinned to 10 or 12 inches apart for the leading varieties. The more rapid growth, the better the quality. Some varieties are pe- culiarly adapted for early culture, others for summer growth.

EXTRA CURLED NEW AMERICAN KALE The Kales are more hardy than cabbage, and make excellent greens for winter and spring use, and are improved by frost. For early spring use, sow broadcast in August and protect during winter. It must be sown in April or May for Isttci* us© .10 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO.'S NEW KALE—Larger, more curled and longer-standing than any other Kale. Packet 10c, V4 lb. 2Sc, lb. 90c. BIG BOSTON CURLED NEW AMERICAN KALE This is an EXTRA — same in color, shape and general ap- extra curled, long-standing variety of a beautiful green color; BIG BOSTON—The pearance as the Boston Market, double the size. A most de- stands the winter well, and will stand longer in the spring sirable sort either for forcing in cold frames or planting in before going to seed than any other variety. GERMAN OR SIBERIAN KALE Needs no de- open ground. Is popular with truckers, as it makes large, DWARF — solid, salable heads. Very highly recommended by those who scription as it is a standard variety. DWARF CURLED NORFOLK OR SCOTCH KALE—Yel- have tried It. lowish-green foliage. Grows close to the ground and spread- WHITE BOSTON LETTUCE—Sometimes called Unrivalled ing. Used lartrelv in the south. Fine light leaf early lettuce. A good header. No pink tips on BLUE DOUBLE CURLED SCOTCH KALE—A superior sort end of leaves like the old Big Boston. with a fine Blue-greeni.«;h color, much better than Norfolk or Scotch Kale. Pkt. Oz. 14 lb. 1 lb. E"^G PLANT Pkt. Oz. »4 1 lb. BLACK BEAUTY $0.10 $0.30 $1.0O $3.50 CHICORY, WITLOOF $0.10 $0.20 $0.45 $1.50 .10 .30 1.00 3.50 FENNEL .20 .50 1.50 NEW YORK IMPROVED lb .10 .30 1.00 3.50 LEEK Pkt. Oz. Vi lb. 1 BALTIMORE $0.10 $0.60 $1.73 KALE Pkt. Vi lb. 1 lb. EXTRA LARGE MAMMOTH $0.20 Pkt. Oz. 14 lb. 1 lb. G, a T. CO.'S NEW KALE $0.10 $0.25 $0.90 KOHL RABI WHITE VIENNA IMPROVED $0.10 $0.20 $0.50 $1.75 CURLED NEW AMERICAN KALE . . .10 .15 .50 EX. Pkt. Oz. lb. 1 lb. DWARF GERMAN OR SIBERIAN KALE .10 .15 .40 LETTUCE V4 NORFOLK OR SCOTCH BIG BOSTON $0.10 $0.20 $0.40 $1.25 DWARF CURLED 10 .20 .50 1.75 KALE .10 .20 .60 WHITE BOSTON BLUE DOUBLE CURLED SCOTCH KALE .10 .20 .75 ABOVE PRICES ARE POSTPAID ALL PRICES IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

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LETTUCE-Continued

lETTTTCE—Lettuce requires rich and rather moist soil. The rows should be about 18 inches apart, and the plants thinned to 10 or 12 inches apart for the leading varieties. The more rapid growth, the better the quality. Some varieties are pe- culiarly adapted for early culture, others for summer growth. G. & T. CO.'S WHITE SEED STTMMEB XiETTTTCE—Tbe Best Summer Iiettnce Ever Introduced—This variety has exceeded our expectation This Lettuce will stand the summer heat better than most sorts, and makes magnificent heads. It has a beautiful green color; head solid; light leaves, nicely crinkled; very tender, and of most excellent flavor.

ITEW TOBK - WONDEBFTTIi or iOS ANGEZiES—Er- roneously called Iceberg. The most talked of Lettuce today. It is grown largely in California and the West, shipped to the Eastern markets under the name of Iceberg. It is a crisp heading variety, producing very compact heads, with green leaves, slightly curled on edges. BIiACE SEED SXTUaiEB LETTUCE—This lettuce is becoming verv popular among gardeners for summer use; of the Cabbage type, remaining a long time in prime condition, before going to seed. It is light green in color, fine quality, crisp, tender, and nearly every plant will make a head. "ICEBEBG" IiETTTTCE—The heads are large, crisp, solid STTUaiEB lETTUCE and tender, with pink tinge on edge. EABLY FBIZE HEAD (Seed White) —A large, clustering, non-heading lettuce, most excellent for the home and garden, and undoubtedly the most easily grown variety in cultiva- BOMAIITE OB tion. It is too tender, however, to stand shipping or handl- ing on the market. The leaves are finely curled and crumpled, WHITE PABXS COS bright green tinged with brownish red, and are very crisp, —The best of the Cos tender and sweet. or celery varieties. Forms a large, light EABI^T CTTBZiED SIMPSON—Black seed. Very early; excellent for salads; forms a compact mass of leaves. green plant with the head well folded and MAY KING—A very early, new variety, forming fine, hard quite solid. Cos let- heads within a few weeks after planting. It is medium sized, tuce Is also called light green, with buttery but crisp heads. There is just a faint tint of brown on the head. Romaine, and is very We have had no end of praise from our friends and cus- popular with our for- tomers who have tried this variety. It is essentially a spring eign population, for sort, and does well all summer. Being of rapid growth and It is highly prized quick heading, it is especially recommended for home garden, In and is universally esteemed. England and France.

GBAND BAPIDS—This variety is considered by many the HAKSOir O n e of best loose-headed Lettuce for forcing under glass. Leaves — medium size, of light, yellowish green color, much crimpled the most reliable and frilled, thin, but of very upright growth; crisp, tender sure-heading sorts. and of good quality. Makes a large globu- DEFIAirCE (Sommer) —Stands summer heat better than lar head. Color, light any other variety; one of the finest large-growing varieties. green. Excellent qual- It forms very large, solid heads, so firm that they have to be ity. A fine variety cut open to allow the flower heads to come through. for summer planting, as It stands hot ZiABG-E IiOAF IiETTXTCE—This is so well known to truckers and gardeners around Baltimore and Norfolk that for weather better than them it scarcely needs description. For the benefit of those most sorts. who are not acquainted with it, would say it makes large, compact heads, is of beautiful light green color, very tender COS I.ETTUCE and crisp. This is unsurpassed for frame use, and is also an excellent outdoor lettuce for fall or early spring.

XiETTXrCE Fkt. Oz. Yi lb. 1 lb.

IiABGE I.OAF I.ETTUCE ..$0.10 $0.20 $0.40 91.35

HAITSOir - ao .20 .40 1.35

GBAND BAPIDS - .10 .20 .40 1.25

DEFIANCE _ .10 M .50 1.50 G. & T. CO.'S WHITE SEED STTM- MEB .10 .30 .60 3.00

G. ft T. CO.'S BZ.ACK SEED SUM- MEB .10 .20 .40 1.50 NEW YOBK-WONDEBFTTL, OB LOS ANGELES .10 .20 .50 1.75

MAY KING - .10 .20 .40 1.25 ICEBEBG .10 .20 .50 1.75 EABLY PBIZE HEAD .10 .20 .40 1J26 EABLY CVBLED SIMPSON .10 .20 .40 1.25 BOMAINE, OB WHITE PABXS NEW YORK OB WONDEBFTTI. LETTUCE COS -- .10 .20 .40 1.25

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MUSKMELONS OR CANTALOUPES

CtrXiTURE—One ounce of seed to 50 hills. Sow about the last of spring or the first of summer in hills of light, rich, sandy soil, 4 feet apart, allowing but three plants to grow in each hill; after they have grown about a foot long, pinch off the points of shoots, which causes the vines not only to become stronger, but makes them produce lateral branches and prove more productive and mature earlier. It should not be grown near squashes, cucumbers or pumpkins, as the flavor will ])e affected in consequence.

BOTTOMIiY—A production of Anne Arundel County, Mary~ KNIGHT CANTALOUPE land. One of the newest and best Cantaloupes in existence. week later than the Knight. Fair size, excellent This Cantaloupe About a flavor, beautiful form and comprises all that is necessary for has created a furore a good melon. Pkt. lOc, Oz. 20c., i/4 Lb. 40c., Lb. $1.25. with our truckers, on account of its earliness, productiveness, uniformity in shape and appearance and its fine table qualities. It matures about a week earlier than the regular Rocky Ford, is larger in size and makes a most attractive and saleable melon. It has thick, green KiriGHT CANTAIiOUFE flesh, shading to orange at the center. The fruits are oblong in shape, well ribbed and well netted. It is a leader both for planting for home use and market and for shipping. Its early maturity, together with its fine qualities, are strong points in its favor. Pit. lOc, Oz. 20c., J4I3. 40c., 1^1). $1.25.

NEW MARVIiAITD CANTAI^OUPX:—Is earlier, larger and cuts better than the Rocky Ford. Flesh is green, of fine flavor and heavily netted, making it the most attractive melon BAZ.TIMORE NtTTMEG CANTAZ.OVFI: on the market. Pit. lOc, Oz. 15c., 14 lb. 30c., tT3., $1.25. BALTIMORE NTTTMEG CANTALOUPE—It is green-fleshed and the rind is handsomely netted. It is well known and pop- extensively in Anne Arundel county. IiONG' JOHN—Grown ular with the truckers and market gardeners of Baltimore. It Is oblong, growing from 7 to 11 inches long. Deeply net- It is a leading sort all over the country. Pkt. lOc, Oz. 15c., ted and ribbed. Green-fleshed and wonderful flavor. Thick 14 Lb. 25c., Lb. 85c. meshed, with small seed cavity. Pit. lOc, Oz. 20c., H W). One of the largest mel- 50c., I.'b. $1.50. ANNE ARUNDEL CANTALOUPE— ons grown around Baltimore. Flesh green, flavor delicious. EMEBAIiD GEM—Meat, salmon color, exceedingly sweet Heavily netted and ribbed. Fine for market or home use. and delicious; very early and prolific. One of the best for Pkt. lOc, Oz. 15c., 14 Lb. 30c., Lb. 90c. family use. Its appearance is not attractive, but try it, and you will want it again. Pit. lOc, Oz. 15c., H 30c., lb. 90c. ROCKY FORD MELON EABXiY NETTED GEM—Extensively grown, and many prefer it to all others for table use. Thick meated; fiesh light green in color, and of fine, luscious flavor; skin green, regularly ribbed and thickly netted. Pkt. lOc, Oz. 15c., % lib. 25c., lib. 75c.

IMPROVED JENNT XiIND—A small, early variety of sur- passing good quality, highly fecommended for family garden. We consider this the most delicious Cantaloupe we have ever eaten, and while the fruit is small, it is an abundant bearer. PM. lOc, Oz. 15c., V4 lb. 25c., lib. 75c.

PATH ROSE—The fruit is oval, about 5 inches in diameter, and in shape and general appearance similar to the well- known Netted Gem or Rocky Ford. The firm flesh is a rich orange-red color. Pkt. lOc, Oz. 15c., H ^'b- 25c., lib. 75c.

EXTRA EARIiT HACKENSACE—Netted green flesh and excellent; very showy market variety and an excellent Iceop- er. Ten days earlier than the Old Hackensack. Pkt. lOc, Oz. 15c., 14 lib. 25c., lib. 75c. This has become one of the most popular of small or basket melons, largely owing to the fact that growers in the HONE? DEW MELON—This new melon averages about 6% Rocky Pord region pack and ship their fruit in a most at- inches in diameter. Smooth skin, almost white, rind thin and tractive manner. The fruit is oval, slightly ribbed, densely tough, good keeper and fine flavor. Pkt. lOc, Oz. 20c., % l^'b- covered with coarse netting. Flesh thick, green, very sweet 50c., Lb. $1.50. and highly flavored. Pkt. lOc, Oz. 15c., V4 L1>-> 25c., Lb. 75c.

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IiOBD BAZiTIMOBE—It is very early, of oblong sliape, and the flesh is of handsome crimson color, deliciously sweet. It has a thin, hard rind, beautifully mottled light and dark green. Its perfect shape, faultless color, fine texture and excellent flavor combine to make it one of the very best melons that grow. FIiOBIDA FAVORITE—This we consider one of the richest and sweetest flavored melons grown, of medium size and prolific. It is now very popular with the truckers and melon- growers of Maryland and Virginia, and sells readily in the Baltimore markets. BIBAUIiT WATEBMEI.ON—This new melon grows from 24 to 30 inches long, and 14 to 18 inches in diameter. The rind is dark green, slightly striped with lighter green. Rind is thick and makes a good shipper. Free from hard centers. Seed large white, with black rings on ZiOBD BAIiTIMOBE the tips. Has a small seed cavity and will mature in 95 days. STONE MOUNTAIN—A very large nearly round or DABK ICINQ—An extra early and extra good melon for "blocky" melon of high quality. Rind fairly tough, dark home use and nearby market. One of the most delicious of green; flesh sweet, rich scarlet, with few seeds. melons; rich red and sugary to the very rind.

TOM WATSON—A recent introduction. A large oblong GBA-? MONABCH OB -WHITE ICING—This distinct melon melon, dark green skin, thin, rind, which gives it with tough is without a doubt one of the largest of all. The skin is a excellent shipping qualities. Melons are produced from 18 to mottled gray color, shape long, flesh bright crimson, and of 24 inches long and from 8 to 12 inches in diameter. Flesh sweet delicious flavor. deep red, crisp, melting and of finest flavor. Heart large, with little or no core. One of the best eating melons known. RATTLESNAKE WATEBMEXiON—Large, oblong, striped and mottled; flesh bright red; a good shipper, a favorite va- EXCEIi—In appearance it strongly resembles the Watson, riety in the South. has a very thin, tough rind, is uniformly large. It is an unusual melon in that, although a grand shipper, it is also one QtTEEN. These Melons are nearly round. Rind that we can highly recommend for private garden, the beau- WINTER — white, with pale green stripes. Seed, black and small. Flesh, tiful red meat being decidedly crisp, sweet and luscious, and deep red, stringless and sweet. Of excellent quality, ripening solid to the center. in 100 days. Will remain solid for a long time. dark green, thin rind, flesh KIiECKZiET'S SWEET.—Skin GENERAIi PERSHING WATERMELON.—One of the best scarlet, very solid, firm and most luscious quality for the it a good shipper. Red, home market or family garden. It is decidedly one of the yet introduced. Tough rind, making sweet flesh. Big crop of enormous size. THURMOND GRAY WATERMEL- ON—Thurmond Gray is similar to Irish Gray, except with larger melons and brown seed instead of white. The rind is very tough and stands shipping as well as any melon grown. The flesh is free from strings, is fine grained, crisp and tender. Its eating qualities are excellent. IRISH GRAY WATERMELON— This new South Georgia vaneLy is one that has attained great popularity on its merit. It's a combination melon, equally good for shipping or home use. CITRON—ror Preserves. Fruit round and handsome. Used in making preserves only. NEW WATERMELON—THURMOND GRAY

Pkt. Oz. 14 lb. 1 lb. WATERMELON Pkt. Oz. 1/4 lb. 1 lb. WATERMELON $0.75 LORD BALTIMORE - - $0.10 $0.15 $0.25 GRAY MONARCH OR LONG WHITE ICING (0.10 $0.15 $0.25 $0.76 .25 .75 FLORIDA FAVORITE -- .10 .15 -lO .15 -25 .75 .15 .25 .75 WINTER QUEEN DABK ICING —- .10 KLECKLEY'S SWEET 10 .15 .25 .75 TOM WATSON .10 .15 .25 .75 -75 15 .25 .75 EXCEL .-. 10 -15 -25 THURMOND GRAY . -. .10 -15 -25 .75 RATTLESNAKE -10 .15 .25 .75 IRISH GREY - .10 .10 .15 .25 .75 CITRON -10 .15 .25 .90 BIBAULT WATERMELON .75 - -10 .15 .25 STONE MOUNTAIN .10 .15 .25 .85 GENERAL PERSHING _

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ONION SEED CULTIVATION.—TO GBOW I^ABGE OITIOirS FROM SEED.—The seed should be sown as early as possible in the spring, as they grow much better during the cool weather, and should make most of their growth before the hot weather sets in. Sow 5 pounds of seed to the acre for large onions. Y'EI.IiO'W GIiOBE DANVERS.—A very handsome, round, yellow onion; a large yielder and splendid keeper; the preferred sort with market gardeners and large growers all over the country. We unhesitatingly recommend it for growing either sets or large onions.

PRIZE TAKER.—This is a large, beautiful onion, rich straw color, and Is of enormous size. The flavor is mild and delicate. By sowing this sort early you can raise a large crop of large onions the first season with very little trouble. All that is necessary is good ground, proper cultivation, and not to have them too thick.

WHITE SnVERSEIIT or FOBTTTGAI^.—A good variety for family use, skin and flesh pure white, mild flavor and flat shape. The best white onion to grow largely for sets. AITSTRAI^IAN' BROWN.—A Valuable I^ong-Eeeplng Onion.—The outside skin is of a deep amber brown, distinct from all other onions, extremely hard and firm, of fine flavor.

WETHERSPIELD IiARGE RED.—Well-known and favorite sort. A large yielder and good keeper. yEIiIiOW DUTCH, or STRASBURG-.—The most popular and best variety for set purposes. Is similar to the Yellow Danvers. Flat in shape, color and size. TEKIaOW GIiOBE DANVERS ONION but as a set onion it has the quality of ripening down earlier and more uniformly.

ONION SETS MUSTARD FORDHOOK FANCY.—-Very dark green plume-like leaves of tender quality and fine flavor. FLORIDA BROADLEAF.—Quick growing and very productive. The leaves are very large, slightly crumpled, medium light green.

GIANT CURLED.—Highly esteemed in the South, where the seed is sown in the fall and used in the spring as a salad. Our stock is the true curled leaf, and produces plants two feet high and of great breadth, forming enormous bunches. WHITE MUSTARD SEED.—For Pickles.

MUSHROOM SPAWN (American) CVI.TIVATION OF ONION SETS Cake 30c, by mail 35c, 10 lbs. $2.50 by Freight or Express. Two pounds of spawn are sufficient for a bed 3 feet by 6 feet. Have a clean and very rich soil, which should be thoroughly Select fresh horse manure, with straw cultivated, or it will not do well enough to pay for the trouble. CULTIVATION.— bedding. Put in a flat pile and cover with 2 inches or 3 inches onion little as possible, either in Disturb the roots of the as of good soil. In the course of 3 or 4 days, turn over and mix thinning or hoeing, and never hoe earth toward them to cover thoroughly. Moisten with water, pile up and cover again or hill, as we do most other things. with soil and allow the pile to heat. Turn again in 5 or 6 days and moisten as before. Repeat the above about 4 times, every 5 or 6 days. Put this mixture on floor about S inches White—1 qt. 30c; mailed 10 cents extra, Yellow— 1 qt. 30c deep in beds the size desired and pack down with shovel. When the heat rises to 100 degrees, wait until it recedes to then place the spawn. Keep moist, make your Ask for prices on sets by the bushel of 32 lbs. It requires about 70, same bed in cellar, shed, pit or some building that can be darkened. 10 to 15-bnsliel sets to plant one acre.

OKRA, or GUMBO NASTURTIUM Plant in May, the climbing varieties to cover arbor or fence, Select warm location and rich for beds or hanging baskets. leaves are soil, and plant when the ground and the dwarf The becomes warm, in rows three used for salad, and the seeds, when soft enough to be pene- *eet apart, thinning plants a foot trated by the nail, for pickles. apart in the row. As the seeds Pkt. Oz. 14 lb. 1 lb. are liable to rot in cool weather, TALL MIXED $0.10 $0.15 $0.30 $0.30 they should be sown thickly. The DWARF MIXED .10 .15 .30 .90 pods are used to thicken soup, being gathered when young. II is one of the most wholesome vegetables in use. ONION Pkt. Oz. 1/4 lb. lib. DWARF OKRA WHITE SILVERSKIN or $2.50 This Is the preferred kind with PORTUGAL $0.10 $0.20 $0.60 the growers; is of dwarf habit AUSTRALIAN BROWN .10 .25 .60 2.50 very productive. and , WETHERSFIELD LARGE RED .10 .25 .60 2.50 Fkt., 10c. Oz., 15c. V4 20c. YELLOW DUTCH or STRASBURG .10 .20 .60 2.50 Lb., 50c. YELLOW GLOBE DANVERS .10 .20 .60 2.70 WHITE VELVET PRIZE-TAKER .10 .20 .60 2.50 It is very distinct and the pods MUSTARD are perfectly round and smooth, or OSTRICH attractive FORDHOOK FANCY of an white velvet ap- PLUME .10 .15 .25 .60 pearance, and of superior flavor and tenderness. The pods are FLORIDA BROAD LEAF .10 .15 .25 .60 of extra large size, and produced in great abundance. GIANT CURLED .10 .15 .20 .50 Fkt., 10c. Oz., 15c. M Lb., 20c. Lb., 50c. WHITE MUSTARD, for Pickles .10 .15 .20 .40 ALL PRICES IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE 32 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP.

PARSNIP PEPPER OR CAPSICUM The Parsnip will Is cultivated main- flourish best and ly for pickles; used give the longest, as a seasoning In largest and many ways; some- smoothest roots In times medicinally. a very deep, rich Sow seed early In soil—one that has hotbed, If possible; been made rich If not, select a warm from manure the place in the garden previous year. for seed bed; sow as Fresh manure soon as the soil Is makes the roots warm. Transplant somewhat ill- shaped. Sow as when 3 or 4 inches early in the spring high, in rows 18 as the ground can Inches apart. be made ready, pretty thickly In BEXiX. or B TT Xi FAKSNIPS drills from 12 to 18 irOSE F E F F E B , apart, and inches HOT. Plant vigor- deep. Thin the plants to five or six Inches apart. — about an Inch ous, compact, very EOI^ZiOW OB SXTGAB.—The Hollow Crown Is su- CBOWN productive, ripening perior in quality to all other varieties, and the preferred kind with Baltimore gardens. The roots are smooth, tender, hand- Its crop uniformly some shape and early. We have the finest stock of Hollow and early. Fruit Crown Parsnips that we know of in this country. large, with thick Oz. 10 cents, 14 lb. 20 cents, 1 lb. 65 cents. flesh, of excellent quality for use In RHUBARB OR PIE PLANT salads and pickles; 1 oz. seed to 125 ft. of drill color bright red CUXTUBE.—Good plants are easily grown in any good gar- when ripe. den soil. Sow seed thinly in shallow drills a foot apart, thin to 4 or 5 inches. Keep soil loose and free from weeds. The BVXiI^ ZrOSE FEFFEB, SWEET. -Large size like regular plants are liable to vary considerably. Pick out the strongest hot Bull Nose pepper, but mild. and best. In fall or spring following transplant to the permanent bed, 4 feet apart each way, In deep, warm and very rich BXTBT KUTO-.—An Improved American variety often four aoU. to six inches in length and quite symmetrical in shape. It is Pit. 10 cents, Oz. 20 cents, H 1T>- 35 cents, 1 lb. $1.25 very bright colored and the flesh is sweet and mild flavored. PARSLEY SWEET MOXXITTAXK.—Plants very vigorous, of compact, upright growth. The fruit does not ripen until very late. It rich soil; sow the seed In drills one foot apart, cover- Select Is very large and long, often eight inches or more In length inch deep. It would be well to firm the soil with ing half an by two In diameter; very smooth and handsome, being, when after sowing the seed. As the seed Is usually from the foot fully matured, of a rich red color. Flesh very thick, sweet germinating. It will be necessary to sow early. 15 to 25 days in and mildly flavored. Thin plants to 4 Inches apart when 2 Inches high. The beauty be increased by several successive trans- of the plant may CHZKESE OIAKT.—Double the size of Ruby King; the finest It Is used principally for flavoring soups, etc., and plantings. mild Red Pepper grown. It Is very productive, having a mag- in Its natural state. for garnishing nificent appearance, which makes It sell readily. £OITG BED CATEZniB.—A well known variety, having a slender, twisted and pointed pod about four inches long, and, when ripe, bright red In color. Extremely strong and pungent flesh.

BED CHEBB7.—Plant tall, bearing a profusion of round, bright red fruit which are very pungent when ripe. The plant, when in fruit. Is very ornamental. BED CHXZiZ.—Used in the manufacture of pepper sauce. The bright, rich red pods are about two Inches long, one-third to one-half Inch In diameter at the base, tapering to a sharp point and exceedingly pungent when ripe. FIMEITTO.—The mildest flavored of all peppers. Its productiveness makes It a desirable sort for the home garden or market. CAIiXFOBIflA WOin>EB.—Plants very vigorous. Is large, prolific and of good weight. Of finest quality and should be BAIjTIMOBE EMEBAI.D OBEEIT TBIFIiE CTTBXÊD FAB- planted by all pepper growers. SIiEV.—The newest and best variety yet introduced. Beautiful FEFFEB Fkt. Oz. V4 lb. 1 lb. green color and finely curled and crimped. CTTBIiED. The most beautiful and valu- z;abge bezî; or bxtz.i^ kose, BWABF EZTBA — $0.10 $0.25 $0.75 $2.75 able variety in use; handsome bright green color; finely SWEET crimped, beautifully curled. BUI.Z> NOSE, HOT— .10 .25 .75 2.60 SXOSS CTTBIiED.—A very select crimped variety. BtTBY EIITG .10 .25 .75 a.75 or G-EBMAN. The root resembles a HAUCBTTBG BOOTED — SWEET MOUNTAmr .10 .25 .75 2.75 small parsnip and Is the edible part of the sort; used for flavoring soups. chutese giakt .10 .40 1.25 6.00 FABSIiE? Fkt. Oz. Vt lb. 1 lb. I.OKG BED CATEiriTE .10 .30 .75 3.00 BAIiTIUOBE EMEBAZ.D GBEEIT BED CHEBBV - .10 .40 CTTBZ.ED TRIPLE $0.10 $0.15 $0.25 $0.70 BED CHIZil .10 .40 DWAEF EXTBA CXTBI.ES .10 .15 .25 .70 MOSS CUBIÊD .15 .25 .70 PIMENTO .10 .35 .75 HAMBURG BOOTED &EBMAIT .10 .15 .25 .70 jcALIPORNIA WONDER .15 .50 1.25 4.50 HERBS A well assorted selection of the various kinds of herbs should have a place in every garden. Their value in seasoning and flavoring is well known and appreciated. Sow in spring in shallow drills, one foot apart, and when well up thin out or transplant to a proper distance. Care should be taken to harvest on a dry day just before they fully blossom. Fit. Oz. V* lb. lib. Pkt. Oz. V41b. lib. ANISE . $0.10 $0.15 $0.40 DZI.Z; $0.10 $0.15 $0.25 $a76 BASni _ .10 .15 FENNEX. (Florentine) .10 .25 .75 nse medicinally - .10 .15 BENE, XiAVENDER (Vera) .10 .25 .75 BOBAGE, excellent for bees _ .10 .15 .10 .25 .76 CABAWAT _ .10 .15 MARJORAM .10 J3S CHERVXL _ .10 .25 ROSEMART, an aromatic herb .10 i.as CHICOBT, Wltloof . .10 .20 .45 $1.50 SAGE (Broadleaf) _ AO CORIANDER .10 .15 THYME (broad-leaved English) 10 .60 1.7B

AJ.J, PBX0B8 ZXr CATAXOa SUBJECT TO OSANOB WZTROTTT XTOTZCE. GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. 33 PEAS—SELECTED STOCKS Ask for prices in quantity. Add for postagre 8c per lb., 10c per 2 lbs. The Dwarf Varieties should be liberally manured; the tall sorts will run too much to vine if heavily manured, it being better to depend on the richness of the land that was previously in good condition. Plant the dwarf in rows two feet apart; those varieties attaining a height of from two to three feet in rows three feet apart, and the rows of the tallest sort four feet apart. Bushing the tall kind when six inches high, on poles set every six or eight feet, with twine fastened to them about four inches apart, will answer finely.

Extra Early Large Podded Extra Early Variety

Varieties MARYIiAND PRIDE PEAS—Introduced by us recently for the first time, giving universal satisfaction to the market AIiASKA — Our gardeners and sliippeis. Pods large, of a deep green color, best rogued and and nearly as early as Alaska. hand-picked stock. THOMAS IiAXTON Habit and growth same as Gradus, inches. — Height 26 but pods are a deeper green color, square at the ends, having The earliest Blue fine flavor. Pea. Very uniform in growth and CRADUS or PROSPERITY — Pale Green Wrinkled. The time of ripening. mo.st attractive novelty of recent years. Large, handsome The dark green pods, well filled, ripening with the earliest, and of vigorous color of pods habit. makes this a most IMPROVED ZiAXTOITIAII' A fine, large mammoth-podded desirable sort for — wrinkled pea. Vine is dwarf and is fine for home garden. canners and ship- Dark green. pers, as it can be carried long dis- tances without Medium and Late Varieties losing color. EVERBEARIITG—Vines are about 2 feet high, of a branch- PIRST AND in.g character, forming as many as 10 stalks from a single BEST—Height 21/2 root stalk. Peas large and of fine quality. feet. Grown with care. One special CHAMPIOir OP ENGIÂND—Height 4 feet, An old favor- of the earliest va- ite, rich flavored and very productive. rieties. TEI.EPHONE—Height 3 to 4 feet, Large wrinkled seeds; FEDIGBEi: EX- pods large and well filled. TRA EARIiY — IMPROVED SUGAR MARROWFAT PEAS (Genuine Stock) Early as Alaska, —Height 3% feet. Grows a strong vine, bears in abundance large filled pods. Tlie truckers' favorite. large pods, white seeded, very pro- MEI.TI1TG SUGAR (Edible Pods) —This varifjty is ahead of lific. All mature at all other Sugar Peas, not only in size of pod and prolific bearing, but also for its delicious flavor. It grows to the height one time and can of 5 feet, bears a profusion of very large, broad, handsome be gathered in one light green pods, which are so brittle that they snap without picking. any strings. TAZ.L GRAY SUGAR (Edible Pods) —Cooked in the pods same as Snap Beans. THOMAS LAXTON PSAS DWARF GRAY SUGAR (Edible Pode)—Quite a favorite. G. & T. CO'S PIRST EARIiY PEAS—This is the earliest of all and tlie most profitable early market Pea, because of its earlv maturity, uniformity of growth, and ripening, and its Dwarf Wrinkled Varieties productiveness. It ripens up so evenly as only to require secure the crop. about two pickings to NOTT'S EXCEtiSIOR—Is the best of dwarf wrinkled extra IÂRG-E PODDED AIiASKA—In general habit and growth early of recent introduction. The vines are larger and more resembles the well-known Alaska. Ripening about three days vigorous than the American Wonder, while the pods are fully later, but with much longer and thicker pods. Handsomely one-third larger, containing 6 to 8 fine, large Peas, packed so shaped, of a beautiful dark green color, which is retained closely together in the pods that the Peas are always more long after other varieties have lost their usefulness. The seed square than round. The pods are always well filled with. Peas, which in sweetness and quality have no superior. is somewhat dented. We strongly recommend this new Pea to gardeners, truckers and shippers as a most productive large extra early variety. AMERICAN WONDER—Very luscious in flavor. Try it. and Height 12 inches. The earliest wrinkled Pea; very productive BOTTNTIPUIi—Ripening about three to four days later and sweet. Better suited to the private than to the market than extra early sorts. Much longer and thicker pods. Beau- garden. tifully shaped, dark green color which is retained after earlier varieties have turned grey. Seed dented, and we recommend PREMIUM GEM—Height 15 inches. An improvement upon this pea to all market gardeners and truckers. the Little Gem. A splendid wrinkled dwarf Pea; very luscious in flavor. PROIiIPIC EARIiY MARKET—The finest, largest and most prolific extra early variety. Larger than Alaska, nearly as McXiEAN'S IiITTIÊ GEM—Similar to Premium Gem, but early, quite as prolific. Handsome pods, which command the more straggling in growth; pods not so well filled; height 18 highest prices. Just the pea for the trucker, market gardeners inches; seed, green wrinkled. md family garden. EARIiV BIRD—As large as Thomas Laxton or Gradus. XiITTIiE MARVEI^.—Very early. Has dark green vines, 18 Earlier than either. Vines about two feet high with large to 20 in. tall. Very vigorous grower and produces pods 3 In. well-filled pods. Can be planted earlier than Thomas Laxton long. Dark green, very tender and sweet. Seed wrinkled. or other wrinkled varieties.

PEAS (1 pt.) (1 Clt.) (1 Pk.) PEAS (1 pt.) (1 qt.) (1 pk.) (about) 1 lb. 2 lbs. 15 lbs. (about) 1 lb. 2 lbs. 15 lbs. AI.ASKA >.20 $0.35 $1.75 NOTT'S EXCELSIOR - $0.25 $0.40 $2.50 FIRST AND BEST .20 .35 1.75 AMERICAN WONDER .25 .40 2.50 PEDIGREE EXTRA EARIIY _ .20 .35 1.75 PREMIUM GEM .25 .40 2.50 0. b T. CO.'S PIRST EARLY -. .20 .35 1.75 MCLEAN'S LITTLE GEM.. .25 .40 2.50 .25 .40 1. ARGE PODDED AI.ASKA 2.00 EVERBEARING .25 .40 2.25 BOUNTIFUL .25 .40 2.00 LITTLE MARVEL .25 .40 2.50 PROLIFIC EARLY MARKET .20 .40 2.00 CHAMPION OF ENGLAND .25 .40 2.25 EARLY BIRD .25 .40 2.25 TELEPHONE .25 .40 2.25 MARYLAND PRIDE .25 .40 2.50 IMF. SUGAR MARROWFAT _ .25 .40 2.25 THOMAS LAXTON .25 .40 2.50 MELTING SUGAR .25 .50 GRADUS or PROSPERITY .25 .40 2.50 TALL GRAY SUGAR .25 .50 IMP. LAXTONIAN .25 .40 2.50 DWARF GRAY SUGAR .25 .50 Ask for Prices by the Bushel

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PUMPKIN

Plant in May, in hills 8 feet apart. Allot 10 seed to each hill, as bugs often destroy the young- plants, but only allow 2 or 3 healthy plants to remain in each hill. Thev are usually planted in fields with corn or potatoes.

G. & T. CO.'S MAB-Sri,ANZ> SWEZT POTATO—This is the best table pumpkin in cultivation. In shape and size it somewhat resembles the Cashaw, but much more beautiful in color, being- a handsome green and white striped. The flesh is a rich yellow color, solid, fine grained, very thick; flavor delicious. ZiABGE CHEESi: or KEITT'D'CKY FIEZiD—A very large flattened pumpkin, averaging about 2 feet through. When ripened the skin is a rich cream color. Flesh yellow and of fine quality.

TENNESSEE SWEET POTATO—A splendid pie and cooking pumpkin. They gro-w pear- shaped, of medium size, slightly ribbed; skin is creamy white, lightlv striped with green; flesh very thick, creamy white, dry and flne-grained, keeping well until late in the spring! When cooked resembles sweet potatoes, but much more delicious in taste.

CONNECTICUT FIEIiD—A fine, large, orange-colored variety used for field culture and stock feeding. The skin is smooth and ribbed and the flesh is brittle and sweet.

TEIiZiOW CASHAW or CBOOKNECK—Solid flesh, fine and sweet; keeps well.

RADISH One Ounce Will So-w 100 Peet of Brill For an early supply sow in hotbed in February. For a successive supply sow O. 8e T. CO.'S MABTIiAND SWEET POTATO from middle of March to September. Rad- ishes thrive best in light, rich, sandy loam. The radish must make a rapid growth to be fit for use; it will then be crisp and tender and of a mild flavor. If it grows slowly, it will be hard, fibrous and disagreeably pungent. EABi;'? SCARZiET or PBTTSSIAN G-IiOBE BADISH—This is the very best forcing variety; is sown largely by market gardeners and truckers, and they are delighted with it. It is of a globular shape and brilliant, beautiful crimson color, short top, and will stand a large amount of heat without becoming pithy. FBENCH BBEAKFAST—Of oval form; color scarlet, white tipped. EABZiT BED TXJBNIP—Turnip shaped, red skin, for forcing. Sometimes called Red Button Radish. SCABI^ET OIiIVE SHAPED BADISH—A showy half -long variety of pretty shape and bunches beautifully. EABIiY WHITE TIPPED SCABIiET—An excellent variety for forcing, with very snort leaves; brignt scarlet in color, with a white tip.

Summer Varieties UODEI^ PHII.ADEr.PHT A WHITE BOX—The best and earliest Round White Radish for early spring growing. WHITE STBASBTTBG—This is becoming one of the most popular summer sorts; it is of handsome tapering shape, skin pure white; very tender. GIANT STTTTTGABT—A splendid new variety, of excellent quality; -withstands summer heat. CHABTIEB—A good variety for private or market garden purposes. Stands long before going to seed, and Is tender and crisp. DEI^ICACT—Resembles White Strasburg, being more evenly shaped and smaller topped; grows into full size and perfection during the hottest months. WHITE ICICLE WHITE ICICI^E—A beautiful long, slender radish, of recent introduction. Beautiful pearl-white color, firm and solid, slow to get woody. A good seller.

Long Varieties Winter Varieties

WHITE VIENNA or This is unquestion- LADY PINGEB— WHITE CHINESE WINTEB or CELESTIAL—This excel- ably the finest long white Radish. Of most handsome shape, lent variety is sold also as Chinese White Winter. The roots color a beautiful snowy white. It is of very rapid growth, are long, cylindrical, with beautiful white skin and flesh, and remarkably crisp, brittle and tender; equally desirable the whitest and usually the least pungent of the winter va- or for the market home garden. rieties. When fully matured the roots are six to nine inches long by about two and one-half LONG SCABZ.ET (Finest Gro-wn) —Very attractive and sells to three and one-half inches in diameter. The flesh is rapidly. Owing to its handsome shape, brilliant color and compact and crisp. fine qualities, it commands a higher price and more ready CHINESE BOSE WINTEB—Remarkably fine for winter •sale than the ordinary Long Scarlet as generally sold. use. The best of the winter sorts.

PTTMPKIN Pit. Oz. 141b. 1 lb. BADISH Pkt. 02. V41b. lib. G. & T. CO.'S MABYLAND EABLY BED TUBNIP $0.10 $0.15 $0.25 $0.60 SWEET POTATO __$0.10 $0.15 $0.20 $0.70 SCABLET OLIVE SHAPED .10 .15 .25 .70 LABGE CHEESE or EABLY WHITE TIPPED SCABLET .10 .15 .25 .70 KENTUCKY FIELD .10 .20 .60 WHITE STBASBUBG .10 .15 .30 .60 TENNESSEE SWEET POTATO - .10 .15 .20 .70 GIANT STUTTGABT .10 .15 .25 .75 CONNECTICUT FIELD .10 .20 .50 CHABTIEB .10 .15 .25 .76 DELICACY . .10 .15 .25 .75 YELLOW CASHAW or CBOOKNECK .10 .15 .25 .70 WHITE VIENNA or LADY FINGEB .10 .15 .25 .60 LONG SCABLET .10 .15 .25 .60 BADISH Pkt. Oz. V411). lib. WHITE ICICLE .10 .15 .25 .70 or EABLY SCABLET WHITE CHINESE or CELESTIAL . .10 .15 .25 .75 FBUSSIAN GLOBE $0.10 $0.15 $0.25 $0.60 CHINESE BOSE WINTEB .10 .15 .25 .60 FBENCH BBEAKFAST .10 .15 .25 .70 MODEL WHITE BOX .10 .15 .25 .70

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SPINACH

This is quite an important crop with market gardeners, and one easily managed. For summer use, sow early in spring, in drills eight inches to one foot apart, covering the seed one inch deep. Select rich soil and manure liberally. A succession may be obtained by sowing at intervals of two weeks through the season. For very early spring sow in September, and protect the plants through the winter by top dressing. DARK GREEN BIiOOMSDAIiE SAVOT SPINACH.—Re- selected; as its name implies, it has all the merits of the Reselected Bloomsdale Savoy plants. Very much crumpled, stands long before going to seed and only two days later than the Reselected Bloomsdale. RESEI.ECTED BI.OOMSDAI.E SAVOT SPINACH Grown from pedigree stock, carefully rogued each year for the true Bloomsdale Savoy Spinach plants. IMPROVED I.ONG STANDING BIiOOMSDAIiE SAVOV SPINACH.—Reselected; a most desirable sort, very curly and dark green. Stands ten days longer than the other savoy types before going to seed. While it is a slow seeder, requires a longer time before it is fit to cut. BX.OOUSDAI.Z: SAVOT SFINACH it VraG-INIA BZ.IGHT RESISTIKG CT7BI.7 BZ.OOMSOAX.E. TRITTMPH.—Long standing; slow seeder, crimped dark —Fine for carrying over winter. green. Good for spring sowing. OI.D DOMINION SPINACH.—Curled; originated In the Old JTTIiIANA.—Reselected. Long standing. The finest crinkled Dominion of Virginia, at the Virginia Experiment Station. It sort of the flat types. Lots of foliage and very shy seeder. is wilt-resistant and much slower to run to seed than the Vir- Dark green foliage and fine for summer sowing. ginia Blight-resistant Bloomsdale. Pine for sowing in late NEW ZEAIiAND SPINACH.—The hot weather spinach will Fall to carry over for Spring cutting. resist heat and make a strong growth during the summer. VICTORIA i;ON

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TOMATOES-Extra Early Varieties

For early fruit sow the seed first of March in the hotbed or in pots in a sunny exposure in the house. "When the plants are about three or four inches high they should be set out four or five inches apart in another hotbed or cold frame into small pots, allowing a single plant to a pot. Expose to the air as much as possible to harden, and about the middle of May set the plants in the open ground at a distance of four or five feet each way. Water freely at the time of transplanting and shelter from the sun for a few days until the plants are established. Tomatoes will admit of training to stakes or trellis of various kinds. The usual method is to set one strong plant to a stake, using stakes five to seven feet in height, tying the plant up with strong, soft twine, pruning out quite freely as the vines advance in growth.

BONNII! BEST TOIAATO. —As its name signifies, it is the best extra early tomato yet introduced. Is fully ten daj^s earlier than Chalk's Early Jewel and, within a day or two, if not quite as early, as Spark's Earliana.

STTFBB BONKIB BEST.— State certified seed grown under con tract.

CHAI^K'S BARIi? JBWEIi.—Deep fruited and solid. The growth is very compact. Fruit of uniformly good size; very solid; brightest scarlet, ripening up to the stem without cracks or green core; sweet flavor.

SPARK'S ZiABIiIANA.—The earliest bright red Tomato; BOITNIi: BEST TOMATO very large, smooth, color bright red; solid and excellent for slicing. Grows in clusters; slightly acid. $0.10

JOHir BABB.—New, early prolific, Fine fiavor and shape; THE GRIFFITH TOMATO.—This new Tomato came to our quite as early as Bonnie Best. notice a few years ago, and we have been watching its good qualities, before offering it to the public. A fine cropper, red, BABIi'X' I.X.Ii. prolific. TOMATO.—Earliest, largest, most wilt-resistant, large size and medium early. BREAK O'HAY TOMATO—For early market only. This is a Fkt. 10 cents, Oz. 50 cents, \i lb. $1.50, lb. $5.00 a new variety of early light red Tomato and was originated by Dr. F. J. Pritchard of the U. S. Department of Agriculture by FBITCHARD.—This new tomato was originated by the crossing the Marvana with the Marglobe. The vines are very United States Department of Agriculture, and the stock we open growing and somewhat resemble Earliana in appearance. offer was grown from seed furnished by them. Pritchard will It is quite resistant to disease and can stand severe adverse prove profitable in districts where wilt is prevalent, and truck weather conditions. The fruits are medium to large in size. growers will find the smooth solid fruits particularly suitable Plant in rich soil. for packing and shipping. Is wilt resistant, and it is of intermediate height of vine. It is a midseason or main crop variety, producing a heavj' crop of deep scarlet globe-shaped fruits of good size and unusual solidity. The vines are of rugged growth and medium height with abundant foliage to protect the fruits from hot sun.

UARGIiOBE TOMATO. — EARI.Y "WILT - RESISTING VARIETY which originated from a cross between Marvel and Globe. This cross was made by an expert plant breeder of the United States Department of Agriculture. This excellent fruit has carried the equally desirable character of Wilt-Resistance to the extent that Marglobe will continue to bear fruit and retain its green foliage when planted on wilt-infested soil.

StTFER MARGI.OBE.—CERTIFIEIiD.10 SEED grown under contract especially for us.

Fkt. Oz. 14 lb. 1 lb. StTFEB BONNIE BEST CERTI- FIED SEED $0.50 $1.50 $4.50 BONNIE BEST .10 .30 .75 2.75 CHALK'S EARLY JE'WEL 10 .30 .75 2.75 JOHN BAEB .10 .30 .75 2.75 SPARK'S EARLIANA .10 .30 .75 2.75

EARLY I. X. L. . .10 .30 .75 2.75 SUPER MARGLOBE CERTIFIED .10 .50 1.50 4.50 SEED .10 MARGLOBE .25 .75 2.75 BBEAK-O-DAY ^ .10 .30 .75 2.7s PRITCHARD OR SCARLET TOP-

PER . .40 1.00 4.00 MABGIiOBE TOMATO THE GRIFFITH TOMATO .10 .50 1.50 5.00

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TOMATOES-Continued

MAIN CROP VARIETIES

TEE NHVr STOKZ: TOMATO.—Ripens for main crop; is very large and of bright scarlet color; very smooth; with occasionally a specimen very slightly octagon-shaped, ripening evenly to the stem without a crack; exceedingly solid and firm- fleshed (as its name indicates). It is an excellent shipper; not subject to rot.

MY MABVIiAITD TOMATO.—My Maryland is an exceptionally heavy yielder of wonderfully uniform, well shaped, solid, smooth, bright red tomato. It is a second early or main crop variety, and the fruit is entirely free from rough- ness and cracks.

GREATER BAI.TIMOBE TOMATO.—Introduced in Baltimore some years ago. It makes a fine main crop tomato, of large size, bright scarlet color, ripening uniformly up to the stem. One of the best main crop varieties for canner and market.

GRIFFITH & TURNER CO.'S WORLD'S FAIR. —The great canner. The six great points of this great canner — solidity, symmetry, handsome, bright red, ripens uniform, free from rot. Its shipping and keeping qualities are unexcelled.

WISDOM.—Recently introduced. Medium early; good cropper, fine size and flavor. Good for early or late planting.

OXHEART TOMATO.—New. The largest new variety of Tomato yet introduced. Some fruits weigh as much as one and a half pounds. It is ox-heart shaped, extremely solid and a purplish-scarlet color, with a mild sub-acid flavor. Fine for the home garden.

KEIiLY RED TOMATO.—This splendid Red Tomato originated in Anne Arundel County, Md., and through Its superior qualities it has become the Tomato most largely used in that section. It is large, meaty, an abundant yielder, and withstands unfavorable conditions remarkably well.

RED ROCK.—One of the finest for canning, being extraordi- narily solid, smooth and red. No other variety has any better qualities than the Red Rock. Of fine flavor, very meaty and wonderfully free from acid. A heavy producer and good shipper. We think it is the coming tomato for main crop and canner's use.

FONDEROSA TOMATO.—Remarkable for size and heavy fruits, sometimes weighing over a pound. Deep red flesh, thick, solid and fine quality. Fine for the home garden and to grow on Trellis. Sometimes called "Beefsteak." There is nothing better for slicing. GREATER BAZ.TIMORE

SMALL FRUITED VARIETIES

PEAR-SHAPED RED. VEI.I.OW FLVM.- -Color bright yellow; excellent for pre- PEAR-SHAPED YEI.I.OW. -Used for .10preserves and pickles. serving.

TOMATO Pkt. Oz. 14 lb. 1 lb. TOMATO Pkt. Oz. 14 ib. 1 ib. G. & T. CO'S WORLD'S FAIR $0.10 $0.30 $0.75 $2.50 GREATER BALTIMORE .10 .30 .75 2.00 .10 PONDEROSA .40 1.25 RED ROCK .10 .30 .75 2.00 PEAR-SHAPED RED .10 .35 1.25 WISDOM .10 .30 1.00 2.75 PEAR-SHAPED YELLOW .10 .35 1.25 KELLY RED . .10 .30 .75 2.00 YELLOW PLUM .10 .35 1.25 MY MARYLAND .10 .30 ,75 2.00 NEW STONE .30 .75 2.00 OXHEART .10 .50 2.00

ALL PRICES IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE 38 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. TURNIP For early use, sow the small sorts as soon as the ground can be worked in the spring, in drills 14 inches apart, the Rutabagas 30 inches. As the seed is very fine, it should be covered but slightly, excepting in very dry weather. Select light, and if possible, new soil and manure with plaster and ashes or phosphates. Should the young plants be troubled with insects, a sprinkling of slug shot will be beneficial. For fall and winter use the early kinds should be sown, from the middle of July to the middle of August, and the Rutabagas from the middle of June to the first of July, using from one to one and a half pounds of seed to the acre. Improved Fnrple or Red Top Globe Turnip This excellent table variety is globular in shape, of good size and very attractive appearance. The roots are large, purple or dark red above ground, white below. The flesh is white, fine grained and tender. The roots when in best condition for the table are about three Inches in diameter, but can be grown much larger foi stock feeding. This sort keeps well for so earlv a variety, and is one of the best for market use. It is also known as Red Top 'White Globe. Bed or Fnrple Top Plat Strap-Iieaved Tnndp A very early, strap-leaved variety, very extensively used for the table. The leaves are few, entirely upright in growth. The roots are flat, of medium size, purple or dark red above ground, white below. The flesh is white, fine grained and tender. Roots when in best condition for table use are about two and one-half inches in diameter, but can be grown much larger for stock feeding. This sort is also known as Early Red Top, Strap-Leaved.

YELLOW ABERDEEN, or SCOTCH YELLOW—This 5 a highly approved Cattle

Turnip, attaining a large size. It is solid, nutritious, : good keeper, and in every respect reliable. ZMFBOV£D FUBFIiE OB BED TOP LARGE A3ZBER or YELLOW GLOBE—Grows to a large size: flesh yellow, firm GIiOBE TUBITIF and fine grained. Excellent for either table use or feeding stock. SEVEN TOP—For greens and salads. Used largely in the Southern States. EXTRA EARLY PURPLE TOP SKILAN—The earliest and handsomest Flat Turnip in cultivation; none equal to It for spring sowing. WHITE PLAT—Differs from Red Top only in color. EARLY WHITE EGG—A new variety of rapid growth; egg-shaped and white, as its name indicates. COW HORN (Largfe Croppers) —This variety is pure white, TURNIPS Oz. ^4Lb. 1 Lb. excepting a dash of green at the crown, and in shape is long, ZIOFROVED PUBPLE OR BED TOP like the carrot. GLOBE $0.10 $oa5 $0.50 SOUTHERN PRIZE—True strain of the favorite Turnip for PURPLE TOP STBAP-LEAF- .10 .15 .40 greens in Virginia and Carolinas. Valued also for its bulk. YELLOW ABEBDEEN .10 .15 .50 RUTABAGAS OB SWEDES—The Swede Turnips, or Ruta- LABGE AUBEB OB YELLOW GLOBE_ .10 .15 .50 bagas, grow much larger in size, and are of greater value SEVEN TOP .10 .15 .50 for stock feeding than ordinary turnips. Every farmer and WHITE FLAT .10 .15 .50 etock-raiser should grow Rutabagas and Stock Beets for win- EABLY WHITE EGG .10 .15 .50 ter feeding. COW HOBN .10 .15 .50 . GRIFFITH & TURNER CO.'S IMPROVED PURPLE TOP SOUTHEBN FBIZE .10 .15 .50 —Yellow-fleshed. A standard field variety for stock and fine BUTABAGAS for family use. This splendid Swede is the hardiest, most productive and most nutritious variety in cultivation. G. Sc T. CO.'S mPBOVED PUBPLE TOP . .10 .15 .50

SEED POTATOES—MAINE OR NORTHERN CROWN ALL POTATOES SOLD BY WEIGHT ONLY; BUSHEL, 60 FOUNDS. Potato the Potato is a rich, sandy loam; but it seems to thrive in almost any soil or climate. The The soil best suited to be well-rotted, being a gross feeder requires a liberal application of manure. If stable manure is to be used it should and not allowed to come in contact with the tubers. On no other crop are the results from the use of pho^^^^^ invariably the tubers are smoother, brighter and freer from rust and the destructne fnfluence"ifiuence fest as on the Potato. Almost one fo^^ early in the spring as the ground can be thoroughly worked m rows three feet apart and of wire worms. Plant as the earth to the light, warm soil about four inches, and in cold wet ground three inches deep; draw in the rows, covering in prevent the surface from planti as they advance in growth. The soil should be constantly stirred through the season to baking. G. 8e T. CO'S EZTBA EABLY FBIZE—This potato is in all respects a very popular early sort. It proved to be early and productive; also found its eating qualities first class. We consider it the best early potato on the market today. IBISH COBBLEB—Very productive, matures early; shape chunky, eyes strong and deep set, skin netted, flesh white, quality very superior. After years' experience we find that it is a very superior variety. Don't fail to get it. BED BLISS TBIUMPH—This beautiful variety combines the wonderful productiveness of the Peerless with all the good qualities of the Early Rose; is much more productive and matures its crop at least a week in advance of the Early Rose. SPAULDING BOSE.—The Spaulding Rose leads the list for Rose Potatoes and is today one of the best early market Potatoes. Our stock of this is grown on new land near Houlton, Maine; is rugged and pure, and produces as good crops as those which made the Early Rose famous in its early years. GBEEN MOUNTAIN—This is a most excellent late potato; it does remarkably well on poor soils, and is very free from disease; it resists drought wonderfully well and produces tubers of large size and attractive appearance; flesh white. It is a good keeper, and when Potatoes. put away in the fall will keep well until spring. Ma- Irish Cobbler tures in 140 days. valuable variety of PBOSPEBITY A middle-crop variety, one of the hand- BUBAL NEW YOBKEB, No. 2.—A — smooth and a great cropper: in fluaUty unex- somest large Potatoes ever produced. The yield Is immense, large size, very more popular as the and even under unfavorable circumstances can be relied on; celled This variety is yearly becoming recommend it highly. flesh very white; cooks dry and mealy. best late long keeper, and we Price, per Peck, 40c. Postage extra. Write for price per Bushel and Barrel Lots. CHOICE JERSEY SWEET POTATOES DURING SEASON

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GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. 39 FIELD CORN

Maryland Yellow Dent Corn. CHESTNUT GBOVE TEUÔW COBK—The ears are large, IMPROVED EABI.Y BEAMING—An early selected variety deep, medium-sized grain, and of beautiful color. 1% lbs, of yellow corn; small grains, weighty and productive. Highly (about 1 qt.) 20c. 14 lbs. (about 1 pk.) 90c. 56 lbs. (about esteemed in Maryland and Pennsylvania. One of the earliest 1 bu.) $3.50. varieties of yellow corn in cultivation. 1% lbs. (about 1 Qt.) 20c. 14 lbs. (about 1 pk.) 90c. 56 lbs. (about 1 bu.) $3.50. NEW UAB7Z.AITD YEIiXiOW DEZTT—The grains are un- is excellent quick-growing va- usually deep, ears large, stalks grow from 7 to 10 feet high, 90-DAY YEI^lÔW—This an riety. be planted after peas are taken off, makes does not exhaust soil so much, 1% lb. (about 1 qt.) 20c. 14 May and a lbs. (about 1 pk.) 90c. 56 lbs. (about 1 bu.) $3.50. good crop. Largely used by truckers around Baltimore. 1% lbs. (about 1 qt.) 20c. 14 lbs. (about 1 pk.) 90c. 56 lbs. BEID'S YEXiIÔW DENT COBIT—Matures in 100 to 105 (about 1 bu.) $3.50. days. Has a rich yellow color, very solid heavy ears from 8 to 12 inches long, with 16 to 18 rows of grain. The grains SMOKY YEIÎiOW DENT—The earliest dent Corn today; are deep on a small red cob. Fodder from 7 to 8% feet high, a good yielder. It Is the most beautifully colored up corn in and produces a great many stalks with two ears. A fine early cultivation. Sides of grain red, with white cap. Grows corn. 1% lbs. (about 1 qt.) 20c. 14 lbs. (about 1 pk.) 90c. strong, quick and has splendid seven to eight foot fodder. 56 lbs. (about 1 bn.) $3.50. Will mature in 75 to 80 days. Price: 1% lbs. (about 1 qt.) 20c. 14 lbs. (about 1 pk.) 90c. 56 lbs. (about 1 bu.) $3.50.

G. Sc T. CO.'S IMPBOVED MABYI^AND WHITE DENT COBN—After years of careful selection we have secured this improved White Field Corn; grows good-sized ears and makes splendid meal. Produces better crops on average land than most any other variety. 1% lbs. (about 1 qt.) 20c. 14 lbs. (about 1 pk.) 90c. 56 lbs. (about 1 bu.) $3.50.

BOONE COUNTY WHITE—We believe this to be the best all around White Corn in existence. It is a heavy yielder; has large ears, deep grain, small cob and produces good-sized fodder, free from barren stalks. Matures in 110 to 115 days. Prices: 1% lbs. (about 1 qt.) 20c. 14 lbs. (about 1 pk.) 90o. 56 lbs. (about 1 bu.) $3.50. Postage, 8c per lb. extra. JOHNSON COUNTY WHITE COBN— favorite white Corn in the Western Corn Belt. Ears same size as Boone Co. White. Good deep grain on small, white cobs. It will shell from six to seven bushels per barrel. We recommend it as a fine general main crop sort. Will mature in about 120 days. Has abundant foliage, which makes it also valuable for ensilage purposes. 1% lbs. Maryland White Dent Corn. (about 1 qt.) 20c. 14 lbs. (about 1 pk.) 90o. 56 lbs. (about 1 bu.) $3.50.

90-DAY COBN (Wbite wltb red cob)—This RYE is an elegant corn for truckers and market SEED WHEAT AND gardeners, as It is as good a seller as green corn. Is suitable for either early can offer choice stocks of Seed Wheat or late crop. We lbs. (about 1 qt.) lbs. and Rye, recleaned and at reasonable prices. 1% 20c. 14 (about 1 pk.) $1.00. 56 lbs. (about 1 bn.) $3.50. Write us August 1 for special prices for fall sowing. Fostag'e, 8c per lb. extra. EUBEKA WHITE ENSIXiAGE COBN— SEED BUCKWHEAT Specially adapted for ensilage. 56 lbs. (about 1 bushel) $3.50. JAFAITESE—The best sort. The plants are large and vigorous, maturing their seed early. One-half the seed is required per FOFCOBN (White Varieties) —25c per lb. acre. POPCOBN FOPFEBS—25c each.

WHITE-SEED OATS BBOOM COBN—To grow Broom Corn successfully the ground should be rich and well For spring sowing. Thirty-two pounds to prepared. Plant seeds in rows 3 feet apart the bushel. Extra heavy fancy White Oats. by 18 inches. Price: 1 lb., 30c. Ask for prices.

WINTER TURF OATS BARLEY Perfectly hardy In the Southern and middle States, standing the winter nearly as well as wheat. Yields, on good land, from 50 to 70 BEABDI^ESS FAI.Z. BABI.EY—A fall va- bushels to the acre, of fine heavy grain riety without beards. Ask for prices. weighing from 30 to 40 pounds to the measured bushel. Furnishes excellent fall, win- BEABDED FAI^I. B A B 3^ E Y—A heavy ter and early spring grazing, without injury yielder, much better than spring sown. Sow to the grain crop. Write for prices first of in September for best results. Ask for August. ' prices.

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40 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. FORAGE AND SILO SEEDS cow PEAS The great soil enricher. Makes poor land rich and good land better. They also make the best quality of Hay when cured. The sowing of COW FEAS is one of the cheapest as well as the best means of improving the soil. They can be turned down for green manuring, or, if allowed to ripen, cut and cure for hay; turn down roots, which will give as good results as when whole plant is used. BIiACK—This is the standard variety, makes a fine growth, both of vine and leaves, and a good yield of peas. WHIPPOBWIIiIi—A favorite, early, upright-growing variety, more largely used and sold than any other kind. NEW ERA—An early maturing variety which has proved very popular and satisfactory. MIXED COW FEAS—^Are fine for forage or improving the soil generally. Sol(? at a lower price than the named varieties. SOjA BEANS Unsurpassed in nutritive value for feeding; also makes a splendid soil improver. 3SA3IMOTH YEIiIiOW SOJA—The largest-growing and most popular of soja beans for forage purposes. A little later in maturity than other kinds. WIIiSON BZiACK SOJA BEANS—One of the best, in our opinion, for the Northern States, where a quick, early variety is desired. VIRGINIA BROWN SOJA BEANS—Coming into use very extensively; about the same size as tlie Wilson. Cow Feas KAFFIR CORN.—The heads contain small white seeas, VETCHES OR TARES which are greedily eaten by horses and cattle. GERMAN MIIiIiET.—A fine, quick-growing summer Hay SPRING VETCHES (vicia sativa).—Closely associated with crop. Should be sown thick, not less than one bushel per peas in character. Highly valuable for soiling, for green acre. Cut while in flower. It should be sown any time after manuring. Use 30 to 50 pounds to the acre. Sow in spring the middle of May up to first of August. while ground is cool and moist. Pound, 10c. FIEI.D PEAS.—Sown in February, March or (vicia villiosa). Also called Sand CANADA WINTER VETCHES — April, with a small quantity of oats, they make forage. Sow "Vetch or Hairy Vetch. Recommended for fall sowing with 1 to 1% bushels per acre broadcast with half bushel of oats. rye, as in many localities in the North it is hardy. Use 30 to 50 pounds per acre. Price on application. RUSSIAN SUNFLOWER.—Is highly recommended for poul- FIiAXSEED.—lib., 12c. 3 lbs., 35c. Postag'e extra. try—the best egg-producing food known. Lb., 10c. DWARF ESSEX RAPE It can be sown all through the SUGAR CANE FOR FODDER season; being perfectly hardy. 5 pounds to the acre, or 2 to SORGHUM, OR 3 pounds in drills. It is unequalled as a pasture for sheep, EARIiY AMBER grows 10 to 12 inches tall, which is and as a fattening food for all kinds of livestock. Lb., lOc, by relished by all kinds of stock. express, 10 lbs. and over, 8c. lb., not prepaid; $7.00 per 100 lbs.

HIGH-GRADE CRASS and CLOVER SEEDS

(Phleum Pratense) This is tufted TIMOTHY — RED FESCUE—It densely is a hardy nutri- CHEWING'S FESCUE makes one of the most popular, perennial grass for dry, sandy and rocky grass, producing very fine dark green tious and salable of hay grasses. Btishel, soil. It roots deeply, and forms a dense leaves. It is permanent and will grow 45 tuft, Pounds. short suitable for lawns and pleas- on all types of soil. ure grounds. Sow about 30 pounds per RED TOP, OR HERD'S GRASS (Ag- acre. 14 Pounds to Bushel. R. I. BENT (A. Canina) —A hardy rosis Vulgaris) —This grass makes ex- perennial grass. cellent pasturage. Is adapted for seed- ITALIAN RYE GRASS—Is an annual ing with Timothy for hay. and should be sown every year at the POA TRIVIALIS (Rough Stalk Mea- rate of 50 pounds per acre. It can be dow Grass)—Does fine on rich moist FANCY CLEANED BED TOP—Sow sown during August, September or Octo- soils and shady places. Is a perennial. 12 to 15 Pounds per acre. (Bushel, 32 ber. 14 Pounds to Bushel. Pounds.) ENGLISH RYE GRASS (Lolium TALL MEADOW OAT GRASS (Avena Ferenne) This makes a quick growth SEEDS elatior) Relished by cattle, early and — CLOVER — very early in the spring, and is adapted late. Height, 2 4 to feet, 50 pounds to for cool, moist locations. 60 pounds to the acre. (10 Pounds to Bushel.) the acre. 14 Founds to Bushel. RECLEANED RED CLOVER—We take great pains to supply an extra qual- KENTUCKY BLUB GRASS (Poa SUDAN GRASS A tall growing an- ity of Red Clover at a reasonable price. Praetensis) for — —Best pasture and lawns nual grass, suitable for Hay. It grows Farmers should not sow a poor quality when combined with other grasses. 14 when sown broadcast, 3 to 5 feet high, of Clover Seed. Pounds to Bushel. according to the richness of soil. If .sown middle of May, will make 2 to 3 ALSIKE OR SWEDISH CLOVER ORCHARD GRASS (Dactylis grloni- Hardiest of all the Clovers, and on rich, erata) —One of the best and most reli- cuttings of fine Hay, relished by all kinds of stock. Sow 30 to 40 pounds moist soils yields an enormous quantity able grasses for hay or pasturage. It of hay or pasturage. succeeds well on nearly all soils, but per acre broadcast. Ask for prices. does best on upland, loamy or moder- WHITE DUTCH CLOVER—Thrives ately stiff soils. Sow 3 bushels per acre GRASS MIXTURE FOR HAY most everywhere. The best to sow with if sown alone; with Red Top, one and lawn grass and valuable to sow with one-half bushels of Orchard and seven blue grass for permanent pastures. pounds of Red Top are the quantities AND PERMANENT PASTURES Pound 20c, V4 Pound 30c, Pound 50c. usually .sown. 14 Pounds to Bushel. 10 Pounds, by express, not prepaid, $4.50. Prepared especially to meet the de- CREEPING BENT GRASS (Agrotis mands for a mixture that will be desir- LUCERNE OR ALFALFA CLOVER stolonifera) —Excellent for lawns; suc- able for cutting for Hay or to use for (Jne of the most valuable among Clovers, ceeds well in all conditions; makes a Pasture, and contains such grasses as resisting drought and remaining green low, velvety growth. are best adapted for these purposes. In when other sorts are dried up. Prepare ordering please state whether you want the land thoroughly and sow, either fall MEADOW FESCUE, RANDALL, or or spring. 20 pounds to the acre. ENGLISH BLUE GRASS (Pestuca pra- a mixture for upland or low ground. tensis) It makes a very pastur- Nitro- — good MIXTURE FOR UPLAND— 14 pounds CRIMSON CLOVER (The Great age grass, and is particularly valuable g"en it be cut to the bushel, 3 Iiushel.'^ to tlie acre. Per Gatherer) —For hay must for fall and winter pasturage, as it re- bushel, $2.50; 10 bushels for $24.00. before it conies into full bloom, as other- mains green throughout the winter. wise it may cause hair-balls to form in MIXTURE FOR L O W L A N D—14 the animal's stomach. It is used on poor SEE INSIDE FRONT COVER FOR pound.'^ tn tlie liushd. :! Inisliel.'; Ui llie nnd rich land. It is seeded in this coun- acre. Per Bushel, $2.50; 10 bushels for try in June, July, August, September and LAWN GRASS AND FERTILIZER. $24.00. October. 15 pounds to the acre. ASK FOR QUOTATIONS ON ABOVE — —

GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. 41 HORTICULTURAL TOOLS AND SUPPLIES GRASWIP SCUFFLE CRASS HOOK No. 165 Graswip is made of Forged Tool Steel, and has two cutting edges, you swing it like a golf stick and it cuts both ways on .$0.60 the forward and . .60 backward stroke. .75 Price, $1.00. 4-inch S .70 6-inch 80 This improved 8-inch 1-00 flower and fruit shear cuts and holds fruit and AC M E" flowers after cut- SHEAR ting. Use one hand &AIIDSN in cutting and the shear holds the fruit or the flower. It's a time-saver particularly advan- tageous In cutting SNIPS and GRIPS No. 212—American, IG-gauge tool steel, 6-inch blade, a handle roses. A n indis- that will not come out in dry weather. Price, 30c. pensEable garden tool. No. FLOWERS No. 213—American, 6-inch bright steel blade, plain handle, 15c. 1248, Plower Shear, price 65c. FRUIT PICKER ENGLISH PATTERN STEEL GARDEN TROWEL This cut almost speaks for itself—the device, being so much like the human hand, shows at once the utility of the article. As a Fruit 80c Picker it has no superior. It is made of heavy wire, and easily TRANSPLANTING TROWEL adjusted to a pole. ONE HAND PRUNING SHEARS 21' No. -inch blade No. 21'; -S-inch blade 30c No. OG—Volute Spring Pruners.. ..$0.50 ssmSS&a i\o. lu—L,adies' Small Prunei'S 60 No. 30—9-inch California Pattern Pruners — . .75 Moe's All Steel Garden No. 150P—California Pattern, full polish 1.00 No. 260—Double Flat Spring Pruners 1.10 Trowels and Weeders No. 119—Snap Cut, outcuts all others 1.65 Heavy pressed steel black Parcel Post Weight, 1 Pound. enamel finish with polished points. No loose wooden PRUNING KNIVES handles. No. 80—Garden trowel, No. 1001 Cocoa Handle $1.00 6-in. blade. Each 10c — No. ai — Transplanting trowel. Each 10c Bone Handle Budding Knife, No. S1944W 1.00 MOE'5 LINE No. 82—Garden Weeder. Each 10c BARLOW BUDDING KNIVES no. 1157% $0.50 EUREKA HAND WEEDER GARDEN REELS

Every gardener should hare one of these handy reels. Straight rows add greatly to the looks of the garden. These reels are made of heavy iron, and will last a life time. A Very Handy and TTsefxil Weeder. No. 1 Garden Reel $1.50 No. E—Grip handle 45c. No. EL—2-foot handle 55c-, No. 2 Large size reel to hold 100 Parcel post weight.. 1 pound. feet of line 2.50 GARDEN I^INE. LARGE HAND WEEDER Best grade 3/16-in. Cotton Garden Line, in any desired length.

Price, per 100 feet. . . .$1.50 ASPARAGUS KNIFE

pound.

steel; see the cutting point. Price. ,35c each. No. 400 i Prong Hand Weeder 30c Made of solid Parcel post weight, 1 lb. No. G— Solid Steel Hand Weeder, 3 Prong 50c ASPARAGUS BUNCHER DIBBERS Put your asparagus up in bunches, with this Improved Asparagus Buncher. It is transferring plants. For By adjustable of bundles, cor- thing for the pur- for all lengths far the best rect in design and quick in operation. It pose ever introduced. makes a well-formed, compact bundle, add- No. Right-angle shape, steel-polished 219, ing greatly to the looks of the vegetable. wood handle, 75c. Parcel post wt. 5 lbs. Price, each ... .$4.25 ALL PRICES IN CATAI.OG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE 42 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. HORTICULTURAL TOOLS AND SUPPLIES-Continued LITTLE WONDER" Water's Tree Pruners Telegraph 4 feet $1.50 Tree HEDGE TRIMMER 6 feet 1.60 Pruners 8 feet 1.80 Price, Hedge will improve without pole 10 feet 2.00 $1.50 in appearance after it 12 feet 2.20 is trimmed with the 14 feet 2.40 Lineman Tree Pru- "Little Wonder," by Extra knives .20 ner No. 2, $4.00 reason of the straight cutting, no dips or round corners and GRASS other common faults often noticed in hedge SHEARS trimmed by hand shears. Bent Handle, No. 150 30o It is not near as Trowel Handle, No. 460___5Oc hard work trimming, with the "Little Won- der" as the hand GRASSNIPPERS shears, it does not tire the wrists; in fact, it is a pleasure to walk along the hedge and turn the crank and see the hedge fly; it really operates astonishingly easy. 30-inch machine $25.00

40-lnch machine . 27.50 60-inch machine 35,00 Here is a tool that will cut grass easier than a shear. Built like hair cutters. Blades are ELECTRIC HEDGE TRIMMER forged steel, warranted. Handle HIBACO is malleable, will not break. A real practical and reliable No. 017—Green tool, built for Heavy Duty cut- Wo. 227 ting. It is powerful, light in ^^tfc

/ i DOO-KLIP GRASS SHEARS DOO-KI.IF GRASS SHEABS have a unique up-and-down action which supplies the .^^S-^- 4^r^^ ^^^^^^ blades with maximum cutting power. Al- ways easy running, they prevent blisters, weight, perfectly skinned knuckles and balanced, easy to grass stains, and allow handle and cuts the hand and arm to be and trims in any used in a free and natu- position or at any angle. Simply plug into any electric socket ral position. and the trimmer is ready to go to work. Specifications: Length of cutting blade, 16 inches. Length Price, $1.50. over all, 28 inches. Hardened steel gears. Universal motor, 110 volt, A. C. or D. C. current. Weight pounds. 8% Doo-Elip Pruners Price $29.00 $1.25

Plain wltb notch and throng'h tang', bolted. Sheep Sh(tears _L,p • N**- — 6% in —$0.95 No. 055E 5% -inch No. 8 2.20 — HEDGE SHEARS loi— in._ Polished Blades 1.00 No. 101— 9 in 2.40 5% 101 No. 012E— -inch No. —10 in 2.60 Polished Blades 1.50 No. 101 —12 in 3.10 No. 1914 — 6-inch Serrated edg'e, with Blades, full-polish- ra*^. ^ notch and throng'h ed —1.75 — tang-, bolted. BORDER 'No. lOlS— 8 in $2.40No. lOlS—10 in — 2.80 No. lOlS— 9 in 2.60NO. lOlS—12 in— 3.25 SHEARS No. 105 DOO-KLIP LONG LOPPING SHEARS With Wheel '^^^^^^^T^Xl Price, will cut large limbs with $4.50 HANDLED the least exertion. ^ The No. 5406 Shear is ~n?5— light and strong and is very GRASS handy for light work. It will not tire you to handle it. SHEARS No. 5406—20-inch Handles No. 5406 —24-ineh Handles 2.25 No. 5402—Baltimore Draw Cut, 24-inch handles 3.25 No. 5403 —Baltimore Draw Cut, 22-inch handles 3.0C No. 5408—Forged Solid Tool, Steel Blade, 24-inch handles 2.50 No. 730—All Alloy Steel Lopping Shear, 30-inch handles 3.0C User stands erect at all PRUNING SAWS times. Shear is supported at proper ^---^^--^ cutting height by large wheels, No. 16—14 in. which roll over easily. Good Price, $2.00 under shrubbery and bushes Extra Blades and in all difficult places. 35c Price.. $2.50 PBUimTG SAW LAWN SHEARS O

ITo. 3 Saws. ITo. 1 Saws. No. 1062 — 2 wheels, 16-inch double $1.65 16-inch single $1.60 9-inch blade, for cut- 18-inch double 1.80 IS-inch single 1.75 ting on narrow bor- fences and 1.85 ders, under 20-inch double 1.90 20-inch single shrubs $4.50

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IRON CLAD WATERING POTS BURLAP HOT-BED MATS

Made of strong burlap, interlined.

Price, 40 x 76, Eaob $1.60

Price, 76 x 76, Each $3.00 Special Price in Dozen Iiots.

Tnese pots are maae from the best grade UNGLAZED of galvanized iron, and are very heavy WOTHERSPOON and strong. The long HOT-BED spout makes them very desirable for SASH greenhouse and flovirer bed use. Each can is equipped with a fine 3 ft. 2 in. X 6 ft. and coarse nozzle, with copper perfora- Price, $1.85 each. tion. 4-quart _$4.50 WATERING HOT BED QI^ASS—Prices on Application. 6-quart - 4.80 POTS 8-quart - _ 5.25 10-quart _ 5.60 12-quart - 6.10 PLANT SPRINKLERS Putty Bulb This Improved Putty Bulb is made from a good grade of rubber. For glazing greenhouses, new or old; will be found very handy. ELECTRIC HOT BED HEATER Price $1.50 Thermostat has the correct lag for efficient operation. The Parcel Post "Beacon" Thermostat in recent test with four other makes at weight, 1 pound. the University of Maryland received high recommendation. "We do not guar- One Thermostat will control 2 heaters. antee rubber goods. Thermostat only. Weight 4 lbs. Price, $5.00 For sprinkling cut flowers, seedlings, plants, clothes, etc. Model B-47— each— Model B-48— 60-ft. heater wire. Weight 7 lbs. Price, each- 4.00 No. C-1—Standard, 12-ounce Sprinkler.- Complete unit, sufficient for 2 hot bed boxes $9.00 No. B-2—Spray Bulb Water or Powder . Parcel Post weight, 1 pound. PEERLESS GLAZING POINTS (Imp. Van Reyper.) MASTICA The finest glazing points on the market. The glass cannot mastica.—For glazing green- slip; they are quickly and easily put In with special pincers; houses, sashes, new and old. It no "rights" or "lefts" to bother with. is elastic, adhesive and easily ap- of 1,000 75c plied. It is not afCected by Per box «^^^^SBhPAT<>f(Qy. |T dampness, heat or cold. "Mas- Pincers, per pair_ 85o FUUSlZE^i' 1884 tica, when applied, in a few hours forms a skin or film on the Parcel post weight 2 lbs. entire mass, hermetically sealing the substance and preventing the OUT-OF-SIGHT evaporation of the liquids, and MOLE TRAP remains in a soft, pliable and elastic condition for years. "Mas- tica" is of great value in going over old houses with a putty bulb or machine on the outside of sash, as it makes it perfectly tight and saves the expense of LITTLE GIANT MOLE relaying the glass. l-Gallon Cans $2.25 TRAP

Self-setting by MASTICA GLAZING MACHINE pressing down on SFECIAZ^ FRICZ:. .$2.75 lever. Very con- OUR venient feature found on no other Considered one ASPARAGUS TAPE RAFFIA to be trap. Made from of the best and cheap- best spring steel, Spools of about 1,000 yards, The best material for tying est Mole Traps on the thoroughly gal- $1.25 each. Postage extra. Plants, Vines, etc. market. Especially val- vanized. Simple Parcel Post Weight, 2 lbs. Per pound 25c. uable for hot-beds and and durable in frames on account of its construction. convenient size. Price $1.00 GRAFTING WAX Price $1.25 Parcel Post weight, Parcel post wt., .15c. Va-lb. .30c. 1-lb. .50c. 2 pounds. 2 pounds.

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FLORISTS AND GARDEN SUPPLIES-Continued POT LABELS STAKES Plain Painted HEAVY OR SAHI.IA STAKES 4x% in., per 1,000_ $1.60 $2.00 Ea. Per Doz. Per 100 5x% in., per 1,000.. _ 1.80 2.20 3 ft. _ __12c $1.15 $8.60 6x% in., per 1,000.. 2.00 2.50 4 ft. _ 15c 1.55 11.40 8x7/8 in., per 250 Garden Labels 1.50 5 ft. _ 20c 2.25 14.60 12x1% in., per 100_ 1.00 6 ft. _. 25c 2.50 17.90 Special price in quanities to florists. FAIKTED TREE X.ABEZ.S Per 1,000 IiIGHT FZiAlTT STAKES 3% -in., iron wired $2.20 Ea. Per Doz. Per 100 3% -in., copper wired 2.30 1% ft. — 3p $.25 $1.50 2 ft. 4c .40 2.80 2% ft. _ 6c .60 4.10 3 ft. 8c .75 5.40 DENNIS PLANT STAKES QAIiTAKIZED STEEI. STAKES with Rattan Coil. 100 Per Per Per weigh doz. 100 1,000 Better than wire as sun does i ft. 14 lbs. $.40 $2.00 $13.75 not heat the coil and burn plant. 4 ft. 19 lbs. .50 2.50 18.55 Each Dozen 5 ft. 24 lbs. .65 3.00 22.50

3 ft. 10c $1.00 CANE STAKES 5 to 7 feet long 4 ft. 12c 1.20 v Per 100 $1.25 Per 1,000 $10.00 5 ft. 15c 1.50

Extra Rattan, 3 cents per foot JAPANESE BAMBOO STAKES (Dyed Green)

feet 3 feet 4 feet Dozen 100 Dozen 100 Dozen 100 15c 45c 25c 75c 35c $1.25

HEAVY NATURAL CANE STAKES Dozen 100 B. SUPPORTS G. VINE 20c ei.25 30c 1.40 For training Ivy, Kose Bushes and all other climb- ers, on brick, cement or wood surface, witliout de- facing it. Box of 25—$1.00. BIRD HOUSES THERMOMETERS These houses are made from % inch White Pine, nicely painted, Xo. 33So 6-inch Cabinet, magnifying white enamel bodies with — the roofs painted green, or finished tube, black oxidized scale, white figures in rustic brown stain. and graduation, brass screw clasps and The No. 1 House is guard, back oak finished, natural. Fine made with slanting sides Household Thermometer 50c so arranged that the bottom dovetails in, making it so it can be pulled out as a slide for No. 33SS — S-inch Cabinet, magnifying cleaning the house. It can also be mounted on tube, black oxidized brass scale, white a pole by nailing the bottom on top of pole and filled figures, nickeled straps and guard, sliding the house over it. wood back, finished in birch 60c The No. 2 House has a removable bottom No. 90.5 —10-inch tin japanned 30c held in place by four screws, and this house No. 7000— 12-inch Tobacco Curing, can be mounted on a pole by nailing the bottom best quality, tested 70c on top of pole, placing the house in position and replacing the screws. No. 3391-— S-inch Distance Reading; an excellent thermometer for greenhouses 1 Bird House for Wren or Bluebird, and for use where it is necessary to get Painted or Rustic Brown $1.00 a quick reading 25c No. 2 Bird House for Wren or Bluebird, No. 3002—Incubator Thermometer, may Painted or Rustic Brown .75 be used tor a stand-up or reclining with proper holder. "With holder, each 75c No. 4001 —Brooder Thermometer, round wood back, each 50c hides p r o- 4011 all Brood- WiPtfli^ No. —Thermometer for M ^ M- \M cessed to ren- ers, metal back 45c ll^Wtm >— 7 X— 7 der them amaz- No. 531 6S—Temprite Window Ther- QarcLen QLoves mgiy soft and mometer with hanger for outside of win- pliable. Permit dow or door. Red Spirit, Large Figures, almost barehand freedom j'et provide complete easy to read $1.00 all-leather protection. Ideal for garden and simi- No. 5452— Self-Registering, boxwood lar uses. scale, black filled figures, japanned tin DIRT-PROOF—DtTRABI.E—WASHABX.E case, 10 inch $8.50 Four sizes "SMALL" and "MEDIUM" for Women, "MEDIUM" and "LARGE" size for Men. No. 5981—Hot Bed, 16 Inch, wood frame, with handle, brass pointed fer- Price 75c a pair, 2 pairs for $1.40. rule, brass oxidized scale, white-filled figures and graduations $3.00 THE PERFECT GARDEN No. 5740—Standard Dairy, stands boiling water; black oxidized brass scale, LABEL white-filled figures and graduations, (BORDER SIZE) range from 20 to 200 degrees $1.00 BESTYETTE Any ordinary lead pencil can Xo. 201 Large Size Floating Glass — FZ.ANT Z.ABEI^ be used to mark name of plant Dairy 50c on horizontal marking space of of Alumi- No. 7236 Milk Hydrometer Made this label. Set It In the ground — num, with revers- (Quevnne) ..$1.50 near plant to be marked and ible soft copper No. 7240 set deep, so that only marking —Lime-Sulphur pad, on about nine space shows. Hydrometer -$1.50 Inch support, This marking will last for No. 7410—Lime-Sulphur Hydrometer, which Is Inserted several years in any soil, or In with test jar $2.25 1 n the ground. any weather. Same can be Mark with an or- erased for other use. Green in If thermometers are wanted by parcel dinary lead pencil. color, which makes them blend post, add 10 cents for postag'e and Price 6 cents each; with foliage. No. 3383 packing. 50 cents per dozen. Price: 12 for $1.00; 25 for $2.00

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We have a full line of the above, made of Tidewater Bed Cypress. Will last for years. Call and inspect. NO FREIGHT OB EXFBESS SHIPMENTS.

LUXOR BIRD BATHS CIRCULAR TOP ARCH TRELLIS

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Dia. Height Price No. 2 Bird Bath, like cut 20 in. 23 in. $4.50 No. 4 Bird Bath, LUXOR BULB BOWL HOUSE NUTOBBBS plain 20 in. 24 in. 4.25 No. 6 Bird Bath, or decorated „ 17 in. 23 in. 4.00 NUMERAL SIGNS Large attractive white LUXOR BULB BOWL numbers, for your house or lawn, that No. 2 can be seen. Numbers, each $ .30 7 inch _$0.40 Stands, each 1.00 9 Inch - .60 Stand, with four No. 2 numbers, com- 11 inch _ .80 plete 2.00 8 inch .:$o.5o

9 Inch _ .60 No. 1 WRITE FOB 6% inch 20c No. 3 l^uxor Bulb Bowl, 7 inch .35 INFOBMATIOIT BESFECTZNO MAinr OTHEB LENNOX HANGING BASKETS ATTRACTIVE With Saucer attached, complete with Hanging Chain. DESIGNS Price: 8-inch, 60c; 10-incTi, 8Sc.

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U. S. PLANT TUBS PLANT BOXES—GALVANIZED (Green Finish) These plant tubs are made from best grade cedar, with strong iron handles Sub-irrigating device distri- and feet. Just the thing for Palms, Rub- insures uniform of water ber Plants, etc. Painted Green with bution and Black Trimmings. air throughout the en- Outside Top tire length of box. Best Diameter Depth Price results obtained by putting gravel, charcoal, 12 $2.15 No. 1 10% moss or something of 2 13 12% 2.80 No. the kind in bottom of 3 3^5 No. 14% 14% box up level with top No. 16% 15% 4.55 3% of horizontal water fill rich earth. 4.90 conductor. Then with No. 4 19% 16% Water through upright tube. Nn. 5 22'% 1S% 6.40 Size 24x8%x7i4 inches $1.25 30x8%x7% inches 1.40 CEDAR 36x8%x6^,4 inches 1.75 PLANT BIRD'S RED Improved Neponset FLOWER POTS TUBS

ItlCHMOND STYXii:

The Richmond style fills a long felt want for a cheap type 2ar 2h' 3' y&'2&' 4" of plant tub and is being used by many large florists in place of earthen pots. These plant tubs are nicely painted with the The Improved Bird Neponset Flower Pot is now ready for gardener, best oil paints a handsome green color inside the truck the florist—every grower of plants on a — and out. The large or small scale. tops of the staves are slightly beveled, which gives them a Month of testing under actual growing conditions have neat, trim finish. proven that this Improved Pot can be used successfully when seedlings are to be carried from six to eight weeks. Inside Inside Inside Thickness Per Per Per Top Diam. Bot. Diam. Depth of Stave Price Per Per Per Doz. 100 loop Doz. 100 1000 Size In. In. In. In. Each 2 % in. .$ .08 $ .50 $3.80 4 in. _$ .25 $1.00 $8.00 No. 3 8 6 8 % $ .60 2% in. _ .10 .60 4.10 5 in. _ .30 1.50 10.50 in. _ .15 5.10 6 in. _ .40 1.85 14.00 ^O. i 9 7 9 % .65 3 .70 3% in. .20 .85 6.60 Packed 500 to case on spe- No. 5 10 7y2 9 7/16 .75 These sizes carried in sock. cial order. No. 6 11 8% 10 % .95 No. 7 12 9 11 % 1.15 No. 8 13 10 12 % 1.45 No. BLACK NEPONSET FLOWER POTS 9 14 11 13 5/3 1.60 Same shape and style as Red Pots, but Black. No. 10 15 11% 14 % 1.80 Per. Doz. Per 100 Per 1000 2% in. 20c 75c $5.00 3 in. 25c 90c 6.00 4 in. 30c $1.25 9.00 IMPORTED GRANULATED PEAT MOSS FOR Can be used to start plants from the seed, until plants are fully matured. Will not get soft and collapse when put in GARDENS contact with water. Granulated Peat Moss is fine for garden mulch, as it conserves moisture. When incorporated in the soil, it promotes growth and supplies humus, which is very essential for grow- B-B WATERPROOFED SEED FLATS ing plants. When used in connection with fertilizers, flowers and plants should grow very luxuriantly. Each containing 12 2-inch pots. Start 5 lbs. 30c—25 lbs. $1.00—% Bale $1.50—Bale $2.25 your flowers indoors, this modern way and have earlier and better flowers. SFHAGirina moss—For packing Orchids, Plants, etc. Per bale $2.75 One flat and 12 2-in. pots., 15c each. POUIiTBY ZiITTEB—Imported; used largely in laying houses, 2 for 25c. will absorb moisture 8 to 10 times its weight. Better than straw or other litter for laying hens; will last 3 or 4 times longer than straw bales $2.50 EARTHENWARE FLOWER POTS and SAUCERS Pots Each Dozen 100 Saucers Each Dozen 100 2 in. $0.20 $1.25 21^ in .25 1.65 "PLANTRAY" 3 in... .30 2.00 flower pot saucers. Protects surfaces from damp- 4 in $0.05 .45 3.00 $0.40 Rubber 5.50 ness, ringmarks and preserves pottery. 5 in. ... .07 .70 $0.06 .60 .10 1.15 8.00 4 in. I5c eacb. 6 In. 25c eacb. 6 in .08 .90 10 in. 50c each. 8 in. .25 2.40 .14 1.65 9 in .35 3.75 .18 2.00 10 in._.. .55 5.00 .22 2.60

12 in . .90 ^5 4.00 GROW FLOWERS AND POTTED PLANTS! 14 in 1.60 .50 16 in 3.00 .85 W^'^\\ If you feed your potted plants, r IV flowers and vegetables on Plantabbs each week or ten days they'll grow lots better than any fertilizer will make them grow. Plantabbs are a Stim- complete food in odorless tablet form —guaranteed to contain 11% nitrogen (ammonia), 15% phosphoric acid PLANT and 20% potash. STIMULANT TABLET Include in yonr next order. Price: Makes REPOTTING OF house plants 30 Tablets UNNECESSARY, 25c. as it replaces 75 Tablets the food with- 50c. drawn by the growing plant. 200 Tablets $1.00. 1000 Tablets 3.50. Because of its readv solu- bility, STIM-TT-FI.A£rT can easily be used as a liciuid manure, by dissolving the tablets in water at the rate of four to the gallon. PMnSbbs Small size, 30 tablets.. .$0.25 ODOBI^ESS FXiANT FOOD TABIiZSTS Large size, 100 tablets. . .75

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GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. 47 EUREKA COAL BURNING BROODER STOVE Eureka Coai Burning Brooder Stoves to take the place of the old Queen Brooder Stove. The Eureka Colony Coal Burning Brooder is an improved design of Brooder Stoves and is made of high quality cast iron, and will last indefinitely. There is no damper in smoke pipe on the Eureka. The check draft rests on top of the above and opens outward. When the fire is too warm, this gives a gentle inflow of air to retard the heat. The Eureka stove burns any kind of fuel with equally satisfactory results. We recommend chestnut sizes in all kinds of fuel, and hard or soft coal, coke or charcoal burn equally well. Of course, hard coal will not cause the pipe to become dirty as quickly as the others, but it will give no better heat. PIPE FOR STOVE BROODERS 4-inch Galvanized Pipe, in 10-foot lengths, per foot 12c 5-inch Galvanized Pipe, in 10-foot lengths, per foot 18c 4-inch Galvanized Elbows 35c 5-inch Galvanized Elbows 40c No. 11 No. 22 No. 33 No. 61 Capacity Capacity Capacity Capacity 350 Chicks 500 Chicks 800 Chicks 1,000 Chicks Size Smoke Pipe 4 in. 4 in. 4 in. 5 in. Height to Top. of Stove 22 in. 25^ in. 27 In. 35 In. Diameter of Cylinder 10 in. 11 in. 13 in. 15 In. Diameter of Hover 42 in. 52 in. 56 In. 60 In.

Coal Capacity . 26 lbs. 37 lbs. 50 lbs. 64 lbs. Diameter of Grate 9 in. 10% in. 11% in. 11% In. Height of Hover from floor 8% In. 11 in. 13 in. 13 in. Shipping Weights (complete) 82 lbs. 105 lbs. 122 lbs. 165 lbs. Price $14.00 $17.50 $21.00 $27.00

MOE'S INCUBATORS Remember, it is not how many chicks you hatch, but how many you raise Chicks that hatch out weak and wobbly, and live but a few days, mean nothing to you but trouble and loss. FBOFER INSUZ.&TION. The Moes is doubly insulated. First, we have double walls of California redwood, forming a dead air space. Second, corrugated straw- Doard is used between the wooden walls. MOE'S HOT-WATER HEATING—The Moe System of hot-water heating prevents the drying out tendencies found in the hot-air incubators and provides a soft uniform heat over every part of the egg chamber—a heat that is most natural for the hatching eggs. The circulation of water through the radiator prevents moisture anv being added or taken away from the eggs. When it becomes necessarv to remove the lamp, the hot water circulating through the radiator maintains an even heat within the egg chamber without the slightest variation. Capacity 165- _ 85 egg $15.80 167- 150 egg _ 19.75 168- _ 250 egg _ 24.00 170- _ 400 egg 31.25 172- 600 egg _ 38.00 CAPONIZING TOOLS Incubators, Can supply Electric $3.00 each higher than You can do your own caponiz- egg-turning tray. above price, all with ing easily with this set of tools. No. 100 Lamp Bowl, takes No. 1 Burner $0.50 Each tool is made for this es- No. 101 Lamp, takes No. 2 Burner .60 pecial work, and is of the high- No. 102 Lamp Bowl, takes No. 3 Burner .75 est grade. These sets are packed No. 213 Burner, No. 1 size, % In. flue, % In. wick .35 in a neat wooden box. No. 202 Burner, No. 2 size, IVie in. flue, % in. wick .40 Philadelphia Set $3.50 No. 203 Burner, No. 3 size, 1% in. flue, 1% in. wick .65 Parmer's Set 3.50

Zenith Burners, No. 1 . .50 in. 3c each, 25c doz. In. Wicks 5c each, 45c doz. % Wicks % PHIi:.ADEI.FHIA GAPE EXTRACTOR, 30c. each. 1 % in. Wicks 8c each, 55c doz. Adjustable Roof Saddles, No. 440, 4 In $1.35 23 Adjustable Roof Saddles, No. 441, 5 in 1.45 Smoke Pipe Cap, No. 444, 4 in _ — .30 Smoke Pipe Cap, No. 445, 5 in -35 zjCE kii.i;er AND NEST EGG BROODER STOVE WAFERS LANSDOWNE French Poultry Killing Knife Combined In One Expeditious and humane Lasting, effective. Not ex- POULTRY way of killing and dressing pensive. Does not affect the poultry. Price, with instruc- flavor of the egg nor injure MARKER tions, each, 60c. it for hatching. 60c dozen. WIRE HEN NESTS FORCEX,AIN NEST EGG The best and Each 20c cleanest nest eggs used. Each 5c, doz. 30c. Per Dozen $2.35 By mail 40c. DOUBX.E UNIT WAFERS 3 in. 30c, 4 in. 75c, 5 in. $1.00 Our special price 25c. LEG BANDS AtXTMINUM BANDS No. 50 RELIABLE EGG TESTER No. Ends. 12 50 100 500 1000 EGG Price $0.15 $0.40 $0.65 $3.00 $5.50 GRADING SCALE CEUUZiOID BANDS No. 91 No. 92 No. 93 %-in. A -in. %-in. 12 Bands $0.15 $0.15 $0.15 50 Bands .40 .35 .30 100 Bands .70 .60 .50 500 Bands 3.25 2.75 2.25 1000 Bands 6.00 5.00 4.00

A rapid accurate grader, with a INCUBATOR THERMOMETERS (Stand up) brass beam and egg holder, and $0.75 No. 3002 Each ! weighs all standard grades from 16 metal, each- - .45 oz. to 32 oz. per dozen eggs. Price No. 4011 Brooder Thermometers, Price 25c, postpaid $1.90, postage 10 cts. extra. 35c No. 4001 Brooder Thermometers on wood, each - .50

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MAKOMB COAL AND OIL BROODERS A Drum Type Brooder, practical, trouble-proof and efficient, equipped with cast iron furnace type burner and die-cast automatic valve. Built in three styles, the Standard, Senior, and Junior. Burns distillate or furnace oil. Lowers fuel cost one-third to one-half. MaKomb design provides long heat travel. Twin blast furnace type burner requires no priming and will not go out. New Easy Clean device makes possible operating through entire season without lifting top door. Automatic draft adjuster prevents back draft and saves fuel. No smoke, gas or fumes. Provides automatic ventilation for brooder house. Maintains constant temperature under positive control. Tanks hold 8 gallons of fuel, sufficient for two to four days. Equipped with new hexagonal tilting canopy. Comes complete with tank and all fittings except smoke pipe. Catalog Canopy Main Drum Htr. Chick Shipping Number Size Model Depth Dia. Cap. Weight Price A4-1956 56" Standard 11%" 24" 600 100 lbs. 19.80 A4-196-=i 65" Standard 11%" 24" 1,000 105 lbs. 21.75 Tbe Macoml) Coal MAKOMB GIANT Brooder STAKDARD OIL-O-STAT COAL BROODER (Canopy-hooded) Famous for large capac- BESTOF ALL" ELECTRIC CANOPY BROODER ity, positive control and convenience. The only This mod- large capacity brooder el Is equip- equipped with many exclusive features ped with the —at popular prices. The famous By- famous Pass Control insures efficient operation "Beacon" with either soft or hard coal, checks fast heater, g 1 v- burning, and prevents high winds effect- Ing uniform ing operation. The fluted barrel, larger at temperature bottom, permits coal to settle without over entire bridging. Two-way By-Pass Damper is canopy and positive in action, simple, nicely balanced. "BESTOF Ashes or smoke never contact it to cause ALL" quick trouble. Extraordinary fuel capacity pre- make and vents burning out at night. break switch Price Catalog that really Canopy Capacity Eacli Number controls. 56 in. 600 $19.80 B4-1256 Regular 56 in. 700 22.50 B4-1356 models for 56 in. 500 14.75 B4-656 110 volt can 65 in. 700 16.75 B4-G65 be furnished for either 110 or 220 volts as it is equipped with two complete cir- cuits.

Chick Model "Wa tts Capacity "Weight Price E-1 3 ] ,000 650 75 lbs. $21.75 MOE'S KEROSENE BLUE FLAME" OIL BROODER

A u t o m a t i c Blue Flame Brooder. Ad- vanced in design and equipped with new canopj'. Price Catalogue Each Number 511.00 226 12.00 227 ALL-METAL "CONTENTED CHICK" BROODER w^^^ Sides and ends open, allowing; plenty of ventilation and am- L I E- F R E E C ple feed space so heavy birds will eat tlirougli feed openings. Heating element and thermostatic switch can Jê raised or ad- SANITARY justed conveniently. Controlled by our "BESTOF ALL" quick break switch. 10 ft. of cord and curtain. The Brooder has / ^^^/ '^„, ^..^..:s^ NESTS die „ ^ .same no-wast§ feed pans; one-piece water pans and drawn The nest boxes are tinned floors. 1114 inches wide and Model Size Watt AVt. Price 13 inches deep, with a ff.i-inch nest-hole, —El. 24" wide 30" deep l.Ô 3.'. lbs. $8.95 .sufficiently large for 20" wide -24" deep Bulb Heated 4.50 average flocks. Trap Front furnished if desired, 50c. each ex.tra. ONE PIECE CHICK FEEDER All Metal Nests, 3-hole section, weight 25 lbs $4.75 All Metal Nests, 5-hole Double Tier Section, w ght. 35 lbs. 5.00 -^.-^ All Metal Ne sts, 10-hole Double Tier Section, W t. 35 lbs. 8.50 ad'jtistabi.e chick "troughs 80c H3-24S — 4S-inch, without stand - - WASTE NOT chick TROUGHS one piece, water tight die formed feeder perfectly pro- 40 Inches long New, H2-140— *J„? portioned. Ends tightly folded, have two positions for red H2-130 30 inches long 1-^° — reel. Depth 2", width 3%". Flanged edge %" wide. H4-204S—Wire Grid for Pullets and Fowls '. $1.00 H4-324 24-inch One Piece Feeder , _ 30c H4-12—Wire Top Trough, 12 in. long___ _ .15 — H4-:!:)6 36-iii( li Om- lîccr Feinler . 40c H4-3a—Wire Top Trough, 24 in. long — - -25 — ALL PRICES IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE : — —

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Poultry House Equipment AUTOMATIC WATER MOE'S MAMMOTH DRY Valve is VALVE MASH HOPPER threaded for % in. iron pipe. The wire hook holds the float up while pan is being cleaned or removed. ROOST PROOF No. 30—Auto-l FLOCK FEEDER matlc V a 1 V e I and Float only. (HINGED WIRE [ GBXD STAND) Packed 12 in a I ON carton. Ship-| The trough rests securely on the ping weight stand, but can be removed. Jbs. per dozen, 1 No. 355 Complete 10 oz. each. — with stand and Price guards, 5 feet long $4.75 Each .... $1.00 No. 356—Trough only with wire

Pozen . . $12.00 guard, no stand $3.00

NEW ALL-PURPOSE FLOAT FOUNTAINS SPRING ACnON NON ROOST TOP Equipped with the famous Beacon "BEST- large capacity hopper built on cor- valve these fountains reduced A OFAL/L" — have rect principles. Made of heavy galvan- labor costs for hundreds of users. ized iron. The stand is of heavy angle iron, painted, and has wooden bars for W-13 adapted for baby chicks yet one of — — the poultry to rest on when feeding. the largest poultry raisers in Maryland uses Length of hopper 35 ins., widtTi 21 Ins., them exclusively on the range. The valve is height 18% ins. Capacity, 100 lbs. Height of stand, ins. Total height all brass and double acting no adjustments. 15% — 34% ins. Packed one in a box. Ship- The double acting brass valve is new and ping weight 50 lbs. trouble proof. Convenient handle for carrying No. 3 Hopper and Stand complete, a neat fitting cover with the new spring action price, each $5.95 shield. And the price—never before has the poultry-man bought such value. Model Capacity Carton Weigrht Price HANDY ANDY DROPPINGS W-13 10 qt. 3 14 $1.50 ea. BOARD SCRAPER •W-14 5 gal. 1 8 2.25 ea.

W-IS 8 g-al. 1 11 3.50 ea.

MOE'S INSULATED DOUBLE WALL FOUNTAINS Moe's Insulated Poultry Fountains are made of heavy galvanized iron with thick double walls. The space between the outer and inner wall is packed with a highly efficient insulating material which keeps the water warm in winter and cool in summer. Blade, 3%xl2 inches; Handle, 4% feet In Winter. Fill at night with hot water, keep in long. basement or warm room, and in the morning the water will be of the right temperature for the poultry house. Handy Scraper No. 75, each $0.75 The hot water thoroughly heats t he insulated walls during the night, so freezing is retarded during the day. In Summer. Fill with cold DREW CHICK water, place in shady spot, and the water will remain cool and TANK fresh all day. The Drew Chick No. 7—5 Gallons.. $4.50 Tank is 1% gallon capacity. It is rust proof and sturdy THE TOP-FILL INSOFOUNT an ideal, large ca- Top-FlU Inso- pacity waterer. fount — Balsam There are only Wool insulated —can be clean- two parts to this ed or filled by waterer—the bucket pulling off the and the watering outside can. Durable locking pan. Tou will ap- device holds preciate the value Outer and Inner of this economical assemblies t o - gether for easy Drew waterer. and safe hand- 1 i n g. "Wooden DB-507—Drew Chick roller handle Tank; weight, 6 prevents roost- pounds. Price $1.25

i n g . Positive Spring Valve exclusive trou- LITTER proof design prevents water flooding when removing POULTRY ble — around. Outer can. Made of copper bearing steel. Drink all Catalog Imported from Germany: used largely in laying houses will Shipping Price Better man straw Weight Each Number absorb moisture 8 to 10 times its weight. laying hens; will last 3 or 4 times longer 15 lbs. $2.00 G3-43 or other litter for 3 -Gallon than straw bales. $2.50. 5-Gallon 18 lbs. 3.00 G3-45 ALL PRICES IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. % —

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NESCO MOE'S TOP FILL CLEANABLE FLOAT VALVE FOUNT DRINKING FOUNTAIN Made of heavy galvanized steel FOUNTAIN with double walls, which keeps the 4 Quarts 35o water cool in summer, and retards BOTTOM FILL freezing in winter. FOUNTAINS No. 33. Two gallons. Shipping weight 6 pounds. Each $2.00 No. 34. Four gallons. Shipping The round taper weight 9 pounds. shape prevents Each damagre from $2.50 freezing. No. Capacity Each Moe's 19 1 Quart $0.25 20 2 Quarts .30 "Top Fill" 24 1 Gallon .40 Fountain Automatic Peed NO. 32 MOE'S STAR FOUN- Easy to Fill Float Valve Fount, with cone-shaped and perch roof, inner carrying handle, guar- TAIN AND FEEDER Keep Clean anteed to control valve. Made of a single 5HS—5-gallon capacity, fount only_$2.50 Add for Heater 2.25 piece of heavy No. 1 1 Gallon — for Stand- 1.50 metal. No solder, $1.25 Add no seams, no loose C omplete $6.25 lOHS 10-gallon capac, fount only-$3.90 parts. Suitable for No.2 —2 Gallons — feed as well as wa- $1.75 Add for Heater . 2.25 ter. Little chicks Add for Stand 1.50 cannot drown. Fits Complete _$7.65 any Mason jar in 1 Pint, 1 Quart, and Drop 2 Quart sizes. No. 32 (Glass jar Bottom MONARCH V^INTER FOUN- not included). Each $0.10 Fountain TAIN ON STAND Dozen 1.00 Drop bottom, Gross 12.00 easy to fill and Doable Wall Packed 1 gross to clean. May New Type to case. be hung on the No. 285—Foun- wall out of the tain only, 5 litter. gallons - $2.65 NO. 133 MOE'S STAR BUT- No. 42 6—Heat- No. 40-D— er $2.20 TERMILK FEEDERS gallon 35c No. 288 Stand _$1.75 Made of Bright Charcoal Tin Plate, No. 41-D 1 gal- Complete, with which is not affected by milk acids. — F o u n t a i n, Makes an absolutely safe and sanitary lon 40c heater and feeder for buttermilk and sour milk. stand $6.60 Packed one gross in carton. Shipping weight, per gross, 35 lbs.; per dozen 4 lbs. No. 133 Star Fountain MOE'S WINTER in Tin Plate. Price, each $0.10 FOUNTAIN Dozen 1.20 Gross .14.40 Capacity 5 and 10 Gallons GEM CHICK A simple and reliable fountain with FOUNTAINS heater. Made of heavy A good, inexpensive galvanized iron, eas- fountain for chicks or grown fowl. ily filled, with nothing about it to get No. 158—1 gallon 50c 6 in box, 15 lbs. out of order. No. 159—2 gallons 70c Packed 1 to a case. 6 In box, 18 lbs. MOE'S FOUNTAIN AND No. 75 —Fountain and Heater, 5 gal.$3.25 BROODER HEATER No. 78 —Fountain only, capacity 10 gallons 2.25 FEED AND No. 74—Tank onlv . 1.50 No. 10—Heater onlv 1.75 DRINKING CUPS No. 79 —10 gal. Fountain and Heater 4.25 GAZiVANIZED Especially suitable for Exhibition Coops. CRESCENT FOUNT No. 61—Each $0.10 Doz. 1.20 For growing stock and large MASON JAR FOUNTAIN poultry. Double No. 142. Mason walls. Can be used with all styles of foun- Jar Fountain, tains, and effectively prevents water from freezing. made of tin, and No. 269- -3 gal- on an The lamp fount or bowl holds sufB- Is screwed lons _$1.60 ordinary glass cient kerosene to burn continuously for seven days. Simple and safe. Nothing jar. No. 270— 5 gal- fo get out of order. $0.10 Price, each.. lons $1.95 No. 10—Oil Heater $1.75 Dozen 1.20 No. 426—Large Oil Heater $2.20 (Glass jars are No. 436—Electric Heater, Complete, not included.) same size as No. 10 $2.75

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BABY CHICK FEEDERS DRY MASH MOE'S INTERMEDIATE (Galvanized) HOPPERS CHICK FEEDER No. 35—Width 8% in, $1.00 facked 6 to case. No. 36—W 1 d t h 12 In. $1.50 Packed 4 to case. No. 13—Width 18 m. $1.75 No. 154 Packed 4 to case. No. 37—W 1 d t h 24 in. $2.00 For small pullets, growing fowl and Packed 2 to case. hens. 32 inches long. Holds 12 quarts. No. 154—Each J$1.00

No. 11—Diameter 6 in., with 8 holes, each 10c. Packed ^ Gross to Case. MOE'S PEERLESS FEEDER Tin Plate Buttermilk M"o. 12—Diameter 8% In., with 12 holes, Feeder each 15c. Packed % Gross to Case. For chicks and IHOS'S EXEBCISEB AND FEESEB growing fowl. The (HANGS TO CEII^ZNG) magazine or hop- No. 152, Cap. 8 lbs $1.00 per is adjustable and can be set to feed s 1 o w 1 or rapidly. Moe's Buttermilk Feeders No. 192—Peerless No. 155 (Same style as No. 12 Chick Feeder) Feeder. Diameter Made of Bright Charcoal Tin Plate, of base 12 inches. which is not affected by milk acida. 30 feeder holes. Di- Same as No. 154, but can be used with Makes an absolutely safe and sanitary ameter of maga- ^ buttermilk. Each, $1.25. feeder for buttermilk and sour milk. z i n e 9 % Inches No. 131—Moe's Round Tin Feeders. Total height 12 Diameter 6 inches, with 8 feeder holes. inches. Capacity 10 Packed % gross In a carton. Shipping quarts. Shipping weight per gross 55 pounds; per dozen weight 6 pounds 6 pounds. Price, each l5o, per doz. $1.80 Each No. 132—Moe's Round Tin Peedera $1.00 Diameter 8% inches, with 12 feeder Per doz. 12.00 No. 192 holes. Packed % gross In a carton. Shipping weight per gross, 110 pounds; No. 193—Peerless Feeder. Diameter of per dozen, 10 lbs. Each 25c, doz. $2.75. base 12 inches. 30 feeder holes. Diame- ter of magazine 9% inches. Total height 18 Inches. Capacity 18 quarts. Ship- MOE'S OAT ping weight 7 pounds. Each . $1.25 Per dozen $15.00 SPROUTER steel frame, well No. 35—Stand for No. 154 and 155 braced and painted. Moe's Double Feeding Troughs Feeders $1.50 With six heavily galvanized Iron pans Which are interchangeable. Provides the very necessary green feeds MOE'S METAL REEL TOP at all seasons. Total height 3 feet Each FEEDERS Size of pans 16x18 in. No. 58—12 In. Packed 24 to case $0.25 No. 110—Oat Sprouter. 59—^18 Each $4.00 No. in. Packed 12 to case .30 No. 60—24 In. Packed 12 to case .35 No. 76—36 in. Packed 12 to case_ .50 No. 21—12 In., single row, 24 to case .25 No. 465—12 in. No. 22—18 in., single row, 12 to case .35 No. 466—24 in. No. 23 24 in.. single row, 12 to case .45 — No. 4 67—3 6 in. MOE'S DIXIE CHICK FEEDERS No. 55—12 In., single row, 24 to case .20 No. 468—48 in. No. 56—18 In., single row, 24 to case .30 No. 460, 18 in. Long- 20c No. 462, 30 in. Long- _30c No. 57—25 in.. single row .35 WIRE GRILL FEEDERS (Rust-proof) Moe's Eclipse Feeding Troughs

Moe's Swing Top Chick Feeders No. 458, 12 In. Long- .25c No. 311 36 in. No. 459, 24 in. Long.. .-45c — No. 463, 3 ft. Long ..60c No. 312—48 in. No. 27—10 In., Galvanized $.15 No. 464, 4 ft. Long _80c H4-2048—Wire grid, growing feeder, 48 Packed 24 to case. Inches long $1.00 No. 28—20 In., Galvanized .25 Buttermilk Feeders Heavy Tin Packed 12 to case. Feeding Troughs in Tin Plate. Sliding Top. Easy to clean. No seams, rivets or LEADER REEL TOP FEEDERS solder. Clean, sanitary feeders.

No. 137—10 in. 10 holes. Packed 24 to case. Ea. 20c. Doz.—.$2.40 No. 138—20 in. 20 holes. Packed 12 to case. Ea 30c. Doz. $3.60 No. 290—24 in. long- $0.35 No. 292—36 in. long_ .45

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MOE'S BIG BOY FEEDER MOE'S TRAP NEST FRONTS CEL-O-GLASS A Feeder especially designed for growing stock three or four-week- old chicks —^and up to full-grown mature fowl. Ml Ko. 160—Moe's Big Boy Feeder with sliding cover. Shipping weight 16 lbs. Each 52.50 No. 161—Moe's Big Boy Feeder with Can be easily fitted to any orange or wide adjustable rain cover. Covers pro- ordinary wood box or coop and gives the ject 5 % inches on each side. Shipping breeder the opportunity to use a size weight 18 lbs. Each $3.00 nest adaptable to his birds. Dimensions —11 ins. wide by 12 ins. high; 12 to case. No. 63 Trap Nest Front Each 50c; MOE'S LARGE CAPACITY dozen, $6.00. FEEDER GRIT AND SHELL BOXES

No. 45—Two compart- CEL.-0-GLASS is made of coarse mesh galvanized wire cloth, treated in such a ments. Packed 12 manner that the spaces between the strands are filled with a clear, translu- to case $ .35 cent, tough, flexible substance that will not rub ofC, peel, or become brittle. growing A wonderful feeder for young No. 9—T h r 6 e com- Price: 3 feet wide, per running foot, 40c stock, and a great time and labor saver when chicks are raised in large num- partments. Packed of heavy galvanized iron in bers. Made 6 to case .65 two sizes, both with a large capacity. Sliding top cover, easy to fill and WINDOW FABRIC cannot roost on tne clean, and the birds 90 com- cover or side to foul the feed. No. —F our SUBSTITUTE FOB GI.ASS No. 140—Feeder, capacity 10 quarts, partments. Packed length 21 ins., width SVz ins., height Transmits Violet Rays that 7 ins. 16 openings on each side, so 6 to case .90 32 chicks can feed at one time. Each 80c. No. 141—Feeder, capacity 17 quarts, length 35 ins., width 8% ins., height 7 Ins. 27 openings on each side, so that MOE'S STEEL PAN 54 chicks can feed at one time. Each $1.25. Extra Hopper for I^arg'e Capacity Feeder No. 146—-Hopper for No. 140 Feeder, each 25c; doz. $2.50. Packed /ftfWW^'' m 6 to case.

No. 148—Hopper for to No. 141 Feeder, each 50c. Packed 4 Diameter 17 in. Depth ZVi. in. case. Much Cheaper Than Glass WISE BAIN COVEBS No. 195—Moe's Steel Pan. Each 35c is a strong fabric treated b}' a patented No. 147—for No. 140 Feeder, each 20c; process to make it transparent and doz. $2.40. Packed 12 to case. waterproof. It admits abundant light. No. 149—for No. 141 Feeder, each 30c; WATER GLASS The popularity of GLASS CLOTH has doz. $3.60. Packed 12 to case. Put up expressly for packing away been sensational. months. eggs during the summer Use 1 yard -$0.30 1 part Water Glass to 9 parts of water. PANS At a cost of only one cent a dozen, you 5 yards - 1.25 WATER will be able to have your own eggs. 10 yards _ - 2.50 14 in 65c Price: 1-qt. can $0.30 50 yards _ 12.50 75c 1-gal. can 1.00 16 in 5-gal. can 4.00 100 yards 25.00

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THE LAWN PARK COOP FEEDERS "CYMACO" DRY MASH It is made entirely of galvanized material, will not rust and The CYMACO feeder is made of the best galvanized steel is proof against all "chick enemies. The body of coop is made with enamelled steel legs to hold the feeder off the ground. from strong 28 gauge galvanized steel, the wire park is made The flow of the feed may be regulated by means of two from heavv ^^-inch mesh galvanized wire screen. The Lawn thumb scrws at either end of the feeder. Agitators are Park is l.-irge" and roomy, being 18 inches wide, 19% inches worked automatically by the fowls while feeding. The high, and 24 inches long, with park closed; and 48 inches long CYMACO accommodates twice as many hens as the ordinary with park extended. is provided with a catrh tr.nv which hopper feeder. CYMACO price, each $3.00; 6 for $16.80 prevents waste of feed and provides a means to close at night. No. 50, Coop without Park, price, each $1.60; 6 for $9.00 No. 12, capacity % bu., shipping weight 11 lbs., each $1.25. No. 40, ALL PBICES IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. 53

BUTTERMILK BABY PRATTS LARGE SCRATCH FEED Gives such splendid results. Made only of the best of ptatU CHICK FOOD plump, sweet, well-seasoned grains—it is the very acme of quality and gives the maximum of results. is appetizing', harmless, wholesome, EVERY SIITGI^E GRAIN OF PRATTS IS REAI^ POOD non-stimulating-, highly digestible, Victory and Utility, 100 lb. bags. clean, low in moisture, high in quality, always uniform and complete in every Write for Prices element needed for bone, muscle, feathers and health. Pkgs. 25c and 50c. MONEV CAN BU7 2TO BETTER PRATTS CHICK SCRATCH FEED 100 lb. bags, 50 lb. bags, 25 lb. bags, 10 lb. bags, 5 lb. bags. Pronounced by authorities everywhere to be the finest, Write for Prices cleanest, purest, most economical and highest quality chick scratch ever offered to the public. BRAINS CAN THINK OF NO BETTER, WE CAN MAKE PRATTS BUTTERMILK NO BETTER, YOTT CAN BUY NO BETTER, CHICKS CAN CROWING MASH WANT NO BETTER. ingredient is of the highest quality, carefully cracked It produces more pounds of weight Every less food. So skillfully and thor- and processed and repeatedly cleaned to free it of all dust, on hulls, parts. oughly processed that all dust, hulls, flour or other useless or wasteful Contains no or other foreign particles are removed. large pieces that might choke the chicks. Every ounce is solid food that will Victory, 100 lb. bags. build muscle, bone, nerve, feathers, and Write for Prices health. 100 lb. bags. DIGESTIBIiE APPETIZIKQ ECOITOMICAIi PRATTS RABBIT PELLETS Write for Prices One of the best foods for rabbits—it is pelleted and used In connection with Alfalfa Hay. Write for Prices PRATTS BUTTERMILK LAYING MASH This remarkable mash is the standard by which all others are judged. Not alone theoretically right but proven by prac- PRATTS CALF MEAL tical test to be the greatest "egg producer" ever made. There is a good reason for every ingredient in this splendid mash. (For Calves) produces more eggs at less Pratts Buttermilk Laying Mash Pratts Calf Meal is a safe and cost gives greatest profits. per dozen and economical feed. It takes a little lb. bags. Write for Prices Victory and Supreme, 100 over 160 pounds to raise a calf to four months of age. It contains properly balanced proportions of PRATTS INTERMEDIATE SCRATCH OR nutriments, which consist of highest quality proteins, vitamins and DEVELOPING FEED minerals, for health and bone foundations. Never in your life have you seen such a splendid scratch Protein -.24.00% feed. Clean cut, uniform in size, attractive in variety and Fat 4.00% appearance, free from every particle of dust, hulls, chaff, Fibre 6.00% weed seeds, or foreign materials, perfectly milled and mixed. Carbohydrate 55.00% Pratts Intermediate Scratch Feed is the delight of the Nitrogen free extract -44.00% chickens. PRICES—25-113. bagr, $1.15; 50-lb. Victory, 100-lb. bags. Write for Prices bag-, $2.15; 100-lb. baff, $4.20.

BLATCHFORD'S CALF MEAL, DOUBLED FARM PROFITS Maturing or vealing all your calves rapidly on Blatchford's Calf Meal, at a cost of about one-fifth of what you get for your milk, then selling all the milk at a good profit, should appeal to you and to every wide-awake farmer as a good, profitable proposition. These profits both ways, need not be guessed at; they are discernible at a glance. Another source of profit that heretofore has been overlooked by most farmers is the raising of the fall and winter calf on this same milk-substitute. Many farmers and dairymen have taken up winter dairy- ing reaping the extra big profits on milk and cream during the winter months, but often the calf has been immediately "murdered." Calves raised during the winter give you veal during the term of high prices and are just as easily raised then as during the summer. Fall "freshening" is greatly to be desired. With the help of the silo or an abundance of alfalfa hay the winter feeding keeps up the milk supply until the new grass comes in the spring. The new pastures stimulate the milk-flow and keep it up through the summer. The winter milk prices more than offset the cost. When you stop to consider that this complete milk substitute costs you less than skim milk and is far better for calf-raising—made expressly for the calf—you will get some idea of its high efl^ciency. It is made from the several kinds of whole grains and seeds, and includes oil, sugar and albuminous compounds, pure locust-bean meal and pure flaxseed ground, with other method of the oil left in. You cannot begin to get the results from any calf-raising that you can get from feeding Blatchford's Calf Meal, the complete milk equal. PRICES: 25-lb. bag, $1.35; 50-lb. bag, $2.20; 100-lb. bag, $4.35.

BABY CHICKS Bred to lay from big, healthy stock. We start shipping about March 1st, and will continue until June 1st. We will commence booking orders in January for future shipment, so, send in your order early to get prompt service. Owing to the perishable nature of Baby Chicks, we ask orders to be accompanied with cash or money-order. Prices for January subject to change without notice, in the following strains, only: Variety 50 100 S. C. WHITE I.EGHORNS $5.50 $9.00 BARBED ROCKS 6.0O 10.00 WHITE ROCKS 6.00 10.00 S. C. RHODE ISI^AND REDS 6.00 10.00 WHITE WYANDOTTES 6.00 10.00 BUFF ORPHINGTONS 6.00 10.00 WHITE GIANTS 7.00 12.00 SUPREME QUAi;iTY All prices prepaid by parcel post and subject to change without notice. 6.00 10.00 WHITE I.EGHORNS All orders for Baby Chicks, subject to our confirmation. APRIIi and MAY prices $1.00 per 100 less than above Kindly send cash or money-order with your orders.

AU; PRICES IN CATAI.OG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. 54 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. PRATTS POULTRY, HORSE AND CATTLE REMEDIES PRATTS HEALTHY HENS AND LOTS OF EGGS ANIMAL REGULATOR You may expect vigorous, laying, paying birds when you Intelligent, humane give them and prudent owners of horses, cows and other PRATTS POULTRY livestock realize the REGULATOR value of good tonics, daily. It contains just those elements needed to keep poul- regulators and remedies. try in perfect health. Both a tonic and digestive. Pre- For nearly half a century Pratts has been vents common poultry ailments. Produces growth, gives adding to its successful increased vitality, and hastens maturity. Makes pullets record. early and constant layers. Packages: 25c, 50c, $1.00 25-lb. pails $2.75 Packages: 25o. and 50c. 100-lb. drums— 9.50 12-lb. Pkg., $1.50; 25-lb. Pail, $2.75; 100-lb. Drums, $9.50. Keep your cows thrifty while forcing milk production, without in- PRATTS POULTRY PRATTS NEW SPLIT-AC- creased cost for ..^^^^^A TION CAPSULE feeding or care by WORM POWDER ^ giving them Worms in poultry are one of the DOES THE WORK greatest menaces to the poultry raiser. OP TWO ORDINARY PRATTS There are a number of kinds of worm.s WORM TREAT- that infest poultry, sapping their vital- MENTS. A special COW TONIC ity, reducing their egg-laying capacity. process (patent ap- Promotes healthy Pratts "Worm Powder will greatly aid plied for) now enables appetite, good di- your flock and put them on a laying, you to obtain a poul- gestion, increased paying basis. try worm capsule In vigor, greater milk PACKAGES which the KAMALA production. A 100 Hen Size $ .60 AND THE NICOTINE wonderful all-around tonic. 50c. ACT SEPARATELY 500 Hen Size 2.00 SEVERAL HOURS 1,000 Hen Size 3.50 APART. The medi- PRATTS RED MITE SPECIAL cines do not interfere An effective liquid for with each other . . . blood- V their action is split. exterminating the sucking mites. To be PRATTS POWDER Just like two worm treatments, in one sprayed or painted on capsule. This is the new way to get most roosts, dropping boards, satisfactory results . . . and with least nests, and other places LICE KILLER disturbance to the fowls. hide. Use where mites 25c. and 50c. "Split-Action" Means Satisfaction! these preparations regu- Another very important point is that larly. Effective, non-poison- this separated "Split-Action" is easier PRATTS BED MITE ous, non-irritating. May on the treated fowls. Instead of getting SPECIAL be used wherever a pow- a heavy dose of both kamala and nico- 1- fxal., tine into the Intestines time, 1 qt., 60c.; $1.00; der is suitable. A splen- at the same 1 gal.. $1.60. did deodorizer. Will kill the medicines are delivered separately lice on horses, cattle, several hours apart. DIP dogs or cats. Adult Size PRATTS AND 50 Tablet Pkg $ .85 100 Tablet Pkg 1.50 DISINFECTANT 500 Tablet Pkg 5.50 1,000 Tablet Pkg 10.00 Three times as power- PRATTS GAPE COMPOUND ful as crude carbolic Chick Size for Birds under 4 lbs. is an ef- Disinfeaant acid. A sure deodorizer, PRATTS GAPE COMPOUND 50 Tablet Pkg $ .55 germicide and liquid lice fective guaranteed treatment. For ex- 100 Tablet Pkg 1.00 killer. Use it in Roup, ternal administration — safe, sure, and 500 Tablet Pkg . 3.75 Colds and other contag- gives quick relief. 1,000 Tablet Pkg. _ 6.50 ious diseases. Packages : 50c. PRATTS R-P POWDER Vi gallon. J$ .50 % gallon- . .85 PRATTS CHICK TABLETS 1 gallon— 1.45 Talblets or (Pormerly called Powder: "Pratts White 25c., 50c. Diarrhea Contains rem- PRATTS Remedy") edies which are It is only quickly absorb- COD LIVER necessary t o ed, purify the give this rem- blood and re- OIL edy in the duce fever. Pills drinking water are convenient Vitamin Tested for from the first for individ- Poultry and Stock. drink. This ual treatment. remedy has Many poultry- 1 gallon $1.75 saved many dol- men use this 5 gallon 8.50 lars worth of remedy the year 30 gallon 40.00 chicks to poul- round as an ef- try raisers. You fective preven- can depend on tive. it. PRATT'S ROOST PAINT 25c. and 50c. OLD HICKORY COKTAIITS inCOTZirE COMPOXnrDB KIZiIiS Z.ICE AND BOTES FLY SPRAY SMOKED SALT Just paint It on the roost. If the Old Hickory Out Spray Smoked Salt improves roost Is dusty or dirty, clean It off. Knox keeping qualities because the smoke on is a product of the If the roost has been whitewashed the salt is available when its preserva- General Laborator- scrape It off and apply Pratt's Roost tive help is most needed and best util- Paint directly to the top of the roost > ies. Inc., makers of ized. The smoke permeates the meat It is the applications be neces- \\\nrF B. K. of while the other curing ingredients are Several may highest grade and Bary as many lice eggs may hatch out being absorbed — resulting in perfect very effective. after the first treatment. blending of all the flavors throughout The 5 - gallon will find this every tissue and developing uniformly You treatment very ef- container is an fective and satisfaction Is assured. throughout the meats that delicious, improved Easy Pour Can making it very genuine hickory wood flavor everybody PRICES convenient to use. likes. % Pt. Can. -$.75 1 Pt. Can- $1.25 1 gal. can. .$1.50 5 gal. can. .$6.75 Package, about 10 pounds $1.00

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DR. HESS POULTRY PAN-A-MIN DR. HESS STOCK TONIC This product has been serving the It is now a greatly improved product. dairy interests of this country for minerals have added. It con- More been upwards of thirty-five tains new medicinal ingredients, and years. A sum- mary of many improved tests cover- other active ingredients in different pro- ing three whole vears portions. improved product has shows that The cows receiving Dr. Hess Stock Tonic been given a new name. Pan-a-Min is produce on the average more in egg 54% of high value to moulting hens, profit than cows not getting the production, in reducing chick mortality, Tonic. The Tonic has been recently in bone and feather growth, and in improved in keeping take with latest maintaining health. It does not scientific discoveries and feeding the place of feed and no feed can take practices. All the minerals proved the place of Pan-a-Min. The cost is necessary less than a penny per hen per month. to the heavy producing dairy cow have been added. Pkg., 25o, 1%-lb. pkg., 25o; 3-lb. pkg., 45c; 7-lb. 45c; 5-lb. Pkg., 65c; 15-lb. Pkg., $1.75; pkg., 85c; 15-lb. pkg., $1.75; 25-lb. pkg., 25-lb. Pkg., $2.50; 100-lb. Pkg., $8.50. $2.50; 100-lb. pkg., $8.50. DR. HESS POULTRY DR. HESS HOC SPECIAL WORM TABLETS A conditioner and mineral supple- Dr. Hess Worm Tablets are odorless, tasteless and non-toxic ment for hogs only. Dr. Hess Hog Special is to poultry. The nicotine in the tablet is combined In such a an appetizer, laxative and manner that it is not released diuretic—also a perfectly balanced In the mouth, throat, crop or mineral gizzard, but It is released, full strength in the intestine where supplement. It supplies in the large round worm lives. Expulsion of the start In all—sufficient quantities every min- worms eral a few hours and is usually completed in 24 to 36 hours. necessary for the hog's growth 40 Tablet Package— 80.50 and thrift. Hog Special makes pos- 100 Tablet Package 1.00 sible common sense worm control. It 250 Tablet Package 2.00 is given in the feed. No fasting or 500 Tablet Package individual dosing is necessary. It 3.50 greatly 1,000 Tablet Package 6.50 retards worm reinf estation. The cost of using Hog Special is only DR. HESS POULTRY WORM POWDER 12V6c per hog per month. Pkg., 46o; Dr. Hess 16-lb. Pkg., $1.75; 25-lb. Pkg., $2.50; Worm Powder is convenient to use where you de- 100-lb. Pkg., $8.50. sire to mix it with the feed, and contains the same active ingredients that is In the Tablets. 2 oz., 50 Bird Size $0.50 4 oz., 100 Bird Size .90 DR. HESS ANTISEPTIC POWDER 10 oz., 250 Bird Size 1.90 A ready help in emergencies—deserves a place on every 1% lb., 500 Bird Size 3.00 stable shelf. For treatment of wire-cuts, scratches, galls and lb., 1,000 Bird Size 5.40 wounds. Quickly forms coating over wound and starts heal- ing. Packages 4 oz., 25c; 10 oz., 50o DR. HESS CHICK TABLETS (Pormerly White Diarrhea Tablets) INSTANT LOUSE KILLER Most diarrhea conditions in chicks often Kills Lice on Poultry, Horses, Cattle, bacillary white mistaken for Sheep diarrhea, are results of improper feedins or Ticks, Bugs on Cucumber, Squash and Melon <^°Tected by Dr. Vines; Cabbage Worms, Slugs on Bushes, The°se "tlble^s HeLThick Tabfets! Rose watfr OnoP fh^toK^T®^ stringent to be given in drinking etc. Sold in sifting-top cans—look for the word "Instant" before buying. Price: 1 lb. 25c; 2% lbs. 50c. GUARANTEED DR. HESS POULTRY TABLETS (rormerly Bonp Tablets) Dr. Hess Dip and Disinfectant Whll© there Is no absolute cure for roup, Dr. Hess Poultry Tablets are of high value In treating locally the swellings One Gallon of Dip makes from 70 to 100 Incident to the disease. The tablets are used as a local gallons effective solution. Spray it on roosts. antiseptic and to medicate the drinking water. Thus used Sprinkle it over the runs and in all cracks and crevices. a splendid dip they aid In preventing spread of the disease. Pkgs., 25c, Makes for hogs and 50c and $1.00. sheep. It's a sure parasite and disease germ destroyer. Purifies stables, troughs, sinks, drains. 1 qt., 50c; % gal., 85c; 1 gal., $1.45; SAL-VET 5-gal. can, $6.50; 50-gal. drum, per gal., $1.00. SAI^-VET Is a medicated salt—a safe, simple, Inexpensive remedy which gives stock the medicines they need along with the Salt they crave. It requires no dosing, no drenching, no starving. It goes Into the stomach and intestines and loosens BOURBON REMEDIES the leach-like hold these blood-sucking parasites have on the Bonrbon Poultry Bemedy few drops tender linings. It drives the robbers out without bother or SAVE YOUR FOWLS —A — in fowls' drinking water cures pre- trouble to you. Your animals eat SAL-VET in place of com- and mon salt and thus doctor themselveB. vents white diarrhoea, cholera and other BOURBON chick diseases. Use daily to keep your A SINGZiZ: WOBM-INFESTEB HOG ZS TOTTB HEBD IS A COITTINUAZi MEITACS chicks healthy. Don't wait until disease TO TOUR SOQ PBOFITS POULTRY strikes. Get it today. It Is the worm-infested, half-starved animals that spread the deadly worm-curse over your farm. They are disease- REMEDY Bourbon Poultry Remedy, trial bot. $ .60 breeders and disease-carriers of the worst kind. Helpless Bourbon Poultry Remedy, % pt. bot. 1.00 themselves to resist contagion, they let down the bars to the Bourbon Poultry Remedy, pt. bottle 1.50 cholera scourge and death stalks through your herd. They Bourbon Poultry Remedy, qt. bottle 2.25 are the danger spots in every herd. Bourbon Poultry Remedy, 1/2 gal. 3.50 Bourbon Poultry gal. 10-lb. packages "Sal-Vet" at $ 1.00 each Remedy, size 6.00 25-lb. packages "Sal-Vet" at 2.25 each Bourbon Hog Remedy, quart size 2.25 Bourbon Hog Remedy, gal. size 3.50 100-lb. kegs "Sal-Vet" at ' 6.75 each % 200-lb. barrels "Sal-Vet" at 12.00 each Bourbon Hog Remedy, gal. size 6.00 aEiiM.Lmn.iii[r.«m. ~ HUM. UD SODIUM FI^UOBISE Sodium Fluoride for lice is the method BLACKMAN'S SALT BRICKS recommended and endorsed by the United States Department of Agricul- Easiest and best way to give medicine to ture, by Purdue University and most stock. It salts them too. other leading agricultural colleges and experiment stations SALTBRlctdll Blackman's Medicated Salt Brick, originated everywhere. by a noted Veterinary Surgeon, insures stock % -pound box, with sifter top. 35c. m getting the needed medicine without trouble or 1-pound box. with sifter top. 60c. loss of time to their owners. When dropped in U the feed-box, the brick is licked by the animal as needed, just as people use salt with their GBOTTF-OVEB i A TONIC I meals. f, Contains Copperas for Worms, Sul- A wonderful, new, prompt and positive treatment for Bonp,

JCO^DjVlONEB f i phur for the Blood, Saltpetre for the Kidneys, Canker and Colds in Poultry. ' IIVE STOCK 1 Nux Vomica, a blood tonic, and Pure Dairy Roup works fast. It usually begins with a cold; after that Salt. It is a wonderful improvement over the the disease progresses rapidly. Roup is one of the most old plan. Why not try it? serious of poultry diseases. Stop it quickly with Gronp-Over. EACH $0.25 DOZEIT $3.00 Large Bottle $0.50 Extra Large Bottle $1.00

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Watch every cow, Science has solved another and at the first sign important problem, one that en- of disorder in appe- ables poultrymen to make more tite, digestion or flow money. Disease of milk, give problems that a dose for years have baffled of govern- EOW-XABE. Care- ment investigators and expe- fully follow the di- rienced poultrymen need no rections as given on longer alarm you. Bloody the box, and that cow diarrhea in chicks has been will get well. stopped. Terrific losses in pul- in KOW-EABE is lets and old hens from cocci- to powder form, be diosis, worms, and other dis- given in regular feed. eases have been arrested. It cures abortion, bar- It like BY USING renness and scours, works magic . . . this caked udder, removes loxite new method of disease control afterbirth, ' retained Disease is so simple. It only takes five purifies the blood, Control Spray Controls Poultry = or Coccidiosis H"' J ten minutes a week to pre- strengthens the appe- (Bloody Diarrheal. Roundworms vent coccidiosis in a big brood- KOW-KARE tite, vitaliz es the (AscaridiaJ. and Red Mites f ^ which are transmitted by ing house. THZ: GBEAT COW MSDICINX; nerves and prevents aminated litter. ir disease. It increases 1 Gal., $1.50; 30 Gal. $1.30 Gal.; the milk. It is a medicine for cows only. Prices, small size. 50 Gal. $1.20 Gal. 65c.; large size, $1.25. ADTTLT OB HEN SIZE THE GIZZARD BAG BALM 50 Capsules $0.75 For all diseases of the cow's udder and teats there is no 100 Capsules 1.35 CAPSULE remedy so quick and certain in its curative powers as Bag' Balm. It is a soothing, penetrating ointment, especially adapt- 250 Capsules 3.00 ed for all those serious and annoying troubles known as caked bag, cow pox, chapped, cracked and sore teats, bunches, chaf- PTTZ.IiET SIZE ing and inflammation of all kinds. Bag Balm penetrates 50 Capsules . $0.50 through the skin and inner tissues at once, reaching tne 100 Capsules 1.00 glands, where it reduces the inflammation, breaks up the Wonderful bunches and spreads its cooling, softening effect to all the 250 Capsules . 2.50 ^^^W^^ affected parts. This remedy has met with unequaled success, and is found on the most progressive farms in the chice: size country. Price 60c. /"ven^/on 50 Capsules $0.40 "^^^^^y ^^^^ 100 Capsules . .75 .^TwORMS^CHltKENS AMERICAN HORSE TONIC 250 Capsules 1.75 The GIZZARD CAPSULE will quickly rid your chickens This tonic is a specific for horses, an actual medicine that of both tape worms and round worms. Five times as effec- goes to the root of all horse ailments and removes the cause tive as worm remedies given in food or drink. Why? The of the trouble. A few doses will send a dull, listless horse GIZZARD is insoluble and carries the medicines on its way rejoicing. I^arge size 65c. CAPSULE intact to the gizzard where it is taken like a grain of corn, releasing the medicines into the worm infested intestines in full strength and undiluted. BONE MEAL FOR POULTRY As easy to administer as giving a pill. Suitable for chicks This is exactly the same as the Cracked Bone described at 10 weeks (2 lbs.) to full grown. Don't feed worms. Stop below, only it is ground much finer. 5 lbs. 25c, 10 lbs. 40c, this waste and increase your profits. Give GIZZARD CAP- SO lbs. $1.50, 100 lbs. $2.85. SULES now. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. CRACKED BONE FOR POULTRY DON SUNG TABI.ETS IiAYIZra This article is manufactured from fresh, clean bones, and FOB EGO is perfectly pure and sweet. We carry two sizes—No. 1 for Scientifically compounded to grown fowls, and 2 for young chicks. 5 lbs. 25c, 10 lbs. 40c, make a balanced tonic and regu- 50 lbs. $1.50, 100-lb. sack $2.85. lator for hens and to stimulate egg laying. A concentrated medicine—no filler. CRUSHED OYSTER SHELLS Price 50 cents and $1.00 Packages It aids digstion as well as supplying lime. No. 3 for young chicks. 5 lbs. 10c, 100 lbs. 80c, 500 lbs. $3.50. Special prices in larger quantities. POULTRY POULTRY GRIT LITTER 5 lbs. 10c, 100-lb. sacks 80c, 500 lbs. $3.50. Used with (Poultry, Pigeon and Chick Sizes.) great success by leading poultrymen in- FINE, MEDIUM AND COARSE CHARCOAL stead of straw and shavings. A little ground charcoal mixed with the soft feed in the It absorbs all moisture, retains morning, once or twice a week, is an excellent corrective for the ammonia and keeps dampness down in the laying bouse. the fowls, and keeps them healthy. We carry three sizes, one One or two applications a season will give great results. for grown fowls, one for small chicks, and pulverized. S lbs., Price, per bale $2.50 25c, 10 lbs. 40c, 25 lbs. $1.00, 50-lb. sack $1.75, 100 lbs. $2.75. BLACK LEAF WORM POWDER C. b T. CO.'S HIGH GRADE PURE MEAT An odorless, tasteless, dry compound containing nicotine that remains insoluble in the mouth, throat, crop and giz- SCRAP OR MEAT MEAL zard, hence non-toxic to poultry. When given to poultry It mixes with in 50 per cent Protein food the crop and gizzard, yet passes through the digestive tract unchanged until it reaches the Intestines This Meat Scrap is the highest possible grade, and is made where the large round worm infestation occurs. The nico- from Pure Meat trimmings and cracklings. It is fully tine is released immediately, and dead round worms begin guaranteed as to quality and will keep indefinitely. to be expelled a few hours later, continuing for 24 to 36 Price: 5 lbs 25c 100-lb. bags $2.50 hours. 4 Ounce Package (For 100 Birds) $0.75 IV2 Pound Package (For 600 Birds) a.90 IFOR PREVENTION - FOR CURE ^j^^g Diarrhoea and 3 Pound Package (For 1,200 Birds) 5.60 Chicken Cholera can be cured and prevented by BLACK LEAF WORM PELLETS AVICOZi. They have the same advantage as to lack of odor, taste and STOP THE IiOSSESl toxicity to poultry as Black Leaf Worm Powder. Dis- integrates and becomes mixed with food in crop and gizzard AVICOIi SAVES THE CHICKS—Avicol has a specific and —but the nicotine is not released until reaching the intes- eelective action on the germs causing Cholera and White Diar- tines, where it kills the round worm. rhoea. It knocks the germs and gives the chick a chance. 100 Pellets (For 100 Birds) _ $0.80 500 Pellets Prices 50c. and $1.00 (For 500 Birds) 3.50 1,000 Pellets (For 1,000 Birds)._ _ 6.50 AI^I^ FBICES IN CATAZ.OG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. —y

GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. 57 ORIOLE GARDEN HOSE CRITCO GARDEN HOSE ItONG IiASTING—FXiEXIBIiE—WIZiIi NOT KINK The Kind That G-ives 11011? Service

Gritco has features that recommend it to discriminating The rubber used In its construction is a high grade stock purchasers. It will not kink. Drag it around and you cannot that will not rapidly deteriorate with age. The rubber lining separate the cover from the hose, because the rubber is seam- or tube is made seamless and ample strength Is given the less and tough. The wall of the hose is reinforced with hose by a braided cotton jacket directly applied by a special strong cords, braided on, which are firmly embedded in the machine. The hose is protected against external wear by a rubber and cannot come loose. This affords great strength tough, resilient, rubber cover. for the highest water pressures. Gritco Garden Hose is flexible, strong and long lasting, %-inch, per foot v4 inch, per foot $.12 $.18 % inch, per foot 10 "VICTOR" HOSE REEL HOSE FOR SPRAY PUMPS is constructed with channel steel Spray Hose is made especially for spray pumps, being frame; strong, cast-iron wheels; solid so constructed that spraying solutions have the least pos- steel reel arms and 9-inch drum of sible effect on them. heavy corrugated steel. % inch Power Spray Hose, per foot $.25 "Weight, 12i.fe lbs. Capacity, 100 feet % inch Spray Hose for Hand Pumps .15 of %-inch rubber hose. inch Spray for .15 % Hose Hand Pumps Price $1.50 PARK HOSE REEL NO. 21 "B" No. 10 HOSE A tubular iron reel and frame REEL mounted on steel wheels, The weight of the hose tires 1% inches. is borne upon the rims and is not carried on the Height of handle as in other types. wheels—28 in. Outside width Absolutely all metal, tubular steel rims and over all—26 in frame; corrugated gal- Shipping vanized drum. Frame and weight—45 lbs. reel enameled green. Capacity, %-in. Style "B" No. 10— hose—200 ft. Diam. of rim, 21 inches; Capacity, 1-in. weight 15 lbs. capacity, "Victor" hose—100 ft. 100 ft. of % inch rubber Price—$15.00 Style No. 10 hose. Price_. --$4.00 DOUBLE ROTARY LAWN SPRINKLER Model D RING SPRINKLER The gentle shower iin of the Double Ro- Rai tary Sprinkler puts King your course in splendid playing condi- The latest Rain King and the tion earlier . . . then world's keeps it that way greatest sprinkler regardless of dry value. Fitted with latest weather! Does patent Rain or King not wash nozzles which repack newly- quire just a touch Easily moved over the planted grass to adjust for any lawn without turning off seed. Distrib- spray or direction. the water. "Thing ol utes water with Sets quickly to beauty." force turn fast sufficient Bztra Heavy to penetrate to or slow 75c. or for sta- roots of grass, yet does not injure tenderest turf. 1 1 o n ar No surface or sub-surface puddling. Covers cir- S p r i n k- cular area up to 80 feet (more than 5,000 sq. ft.) llng. or down to 15 ft. in diameter, according to pres- Price $2.00 sure. A big water saver! Scientifically constructed of finest materials. King of its kind for 14 years! THE FOUNTAIN SHOWER A Hose Nozzle with the DOUBI.E BOTART SFBINKXiER, $12.50 "Mist-like Spray" This shower Sprinkler is> DOUBI^E BOTABT JB. SFBIKrKI.BB the best thing for attaching to the hose to be used like a $7.50 watering pot. It gives a fine HOSE gentle shower and does not NOZZLE injure the plants as a heavy Brass Adjustable, 60c. stream might do. Parcel post weight SHERMAN 1 lb. Price, PORTABLE SPRAY HEAD WATER FAN For connecting with hose in series SPRINKLER to create a movable The "Waterfan em- and flexible lawn bodies every worth- system. while feature of lawn The most effective and garden irrigation. Spray Head made, Fine gentle sprays, and at the lowest even rain-like distri- price. bution, wide coverage, dependability and du- Price, each-. -75o rability. Price, $15.00

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MISTY JR. NOZZLE VERMOREL NOZZLE BORDEAUX This nozzle has THE BEST This is an im- been tested under KOZZLE YET provement on all conditions, and the old style NOZZLE found to give en- Vermorel Noz- The Bordeaux Noz- tire satisfaction. zle; spray is zle can be readily It produces a per- finer and more from a solid fect cov- changed mist and evenly distrib- stream to a mist- ers a wide area. uted. The cap fan - shaped Brass, like, with extra with smaller spray. Should steel disk. . . .$1.00 hole makes there be any clog- Can also supply finer spray. ging of the nozzles these nozzles with Pig-. 55—Gould's Vermorel Nozzle, with the spray 45 - degTee ang'le. each, One Discharge $1.25 material, it is eas- Same prices as remedied by above. ily turning the" handle. Extra Steel Disks for Misty, Jr., LEVER SHUT-OFF COCK Nozzle 5c Pig. 64 — Lever $1.00 Shut-off Cock, all LONG SHANK HOSE brass. Made for use with Pipe Extension. COUPLING Requires quarter COUPLING turn only to shut off HOSE Pigf. 67 — Brass coup- complete. This quick ling, 14- has one end cut action makes it a inch gas pipe and otlier practical device for end shank to wire into the purpose. Tapped hose. Made from solid 14 -inch pipe size. brass. Price, each.. 35c Price, each. .. .$1.00 Pig. 1284 BKASS HOSE COTTPLINQS, PIQ. 1284 45° Fig. 12S4 is a special Brass Hose BEND BRASSY REDUCING COUPLING Coupling, made with double length nip- ples, with heavy ribs, of sufficient length Tig, 1584 — Brass Y Pig. 65 — Coupling to use two hose bands if necessary. with the two branches of small end cut 14 -inch Especiallv adapted for use with Power size. the Y bent as shown. pipe thread to fit our Spray Pumps. Made in %-in. Price 50c spray nozzles; large Price, each end cut to fit %-inch, Tig. 10741/^ — Brass Y %-inch or %-inchi straight. Price 50c male hose coupling. Price 30o' SHERMAN'S BRASS HOSE 60° BRASS ELBOW Pig-. 49^ BRASS Y CLAMPS Pig-. 1107 — Sixty degree Brass T is cut ^4 -inch. brass elbow, threaded both inlet, with ends 14 -inch pipe for use Female Hose with any nozzle. lateral discharges to fit and % inch Hose Price 30c Vlg- 1272, Couplings. Price 75c each, H-in. 5o PRESSURE REGU- Brasa Hose, LATING VALVE PRESSURE %-In. 60 Designed for controlling the pressure on Power GAUGE Spray Pumps. Can be set I60 to operate against any pres- Pig. 1721 sure up to 400 pounds. Up to 4 Myers Pressure Regulat- pounds pres- ing Valve for %-lnch pipe, sure. Pig. 2138 price gS.OO Pig. 504 Price, 3^- HOSE COUPLING MYERS DOUBLE CUT-OFF laoli— 93.00

Is fitted for % or % inch hose couplings on the discharge ends, and 1 inch pipe GIBBS thread on the inlet. HOSE Size, inches i4 % 1 IVa Complete 20c 35c Price .93.25 20c MENDER Female Half isc 15c 25c RUBBER GLOVESSfr. ^'^^y^' BeamlesB G-lovea. COOPER HOSE MENDER

The convenience of this mender lies in its simple application. Simply cut the hose apart where a leak occurs, insert the tube and hammer down the steel fingers. ' Price, each, 34 -inch $0.10 No clamps* necessary. Impossible to Dozen, %-inch 1.15 pull out of hose. Each 10c, dozen $1.00 THE MYERS POWER SPRAY GUN EXTENSION SPRAY-RODS Length overall 26 inhes. Utilizes the entire capacity of any power spray pump and does away with all bamboo exten- sions, nozzles and fittings. Pig. 2771. Pig. 1536

Bamboo—8 ft. with stop cock, $4.20; without stop cock 93.25 10 ft. with stop cock, 34.75; without stop cock 3.75 Pitted for %-inch Hose Coupling and ^-Inch Plp«. Pig. 480—8 ft. extension, Out special price . $6.50 with couplngs 90.65 Tig. 1535 Pig. 1535—8-ft. pipe extension,

r With Stop cock 1.65

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GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE. MP. 59 MIDGET TIN HUDSON HOUSE CRANK SPRAYER DUSTERS Similar to Tin Can Sprayer, only smaller. Holds half pint. Parcel post weight, 1 pound. $0.30

The No. 604 Bnflson Crank Dnster has X two agitators. The oscillating agitator keeps the powder from caking In the hopper. The Rotary Agitator feeds the powder down Into the delivery spout. Indicator has an unusual range of adjust- GRITCO TIN CAN ment and can be set to feed exactly the amount of powder SPRAYER required. Discharge equipment consists of nozzles, For spraying Insecticides, two two disinfectants, etc. elbows, a "Wye connection, and four 16-inch tubes. Capacity Capacity, one quart. Parcel post weight, 2 5 to 10 pounds, depending on powder used. "Weight 22 pounds. pounds. Our special price 80.45 No. 604 Hudson Crank Dnster $13.50 THE ACME POWDER GUN

No. 603 Hudson ^ Crank Dnster, similar In construction to the No. 604, but Is of valveless smaller capacity, holding from two five * .9°"?^ °J * bellows equipped with a dis- to pounds. triDutlng tube or nozzle, a funnel, a spreader for diffusing the Standard package, one in a heavy fibre carton. spray and an elbow for placing the spray on the underside of No. 603 Hudson Crank Dnster $8.00 the leaves. Parcel post weight, 2 pounds. Special price $1.75 HUDSON MIDGET SPRAYER No. 26-Ba A small well made sprayer for general purposes and especially adapted for use in and about home. "Will handle all kinds of liquids satisfactorily. AUTO SPRAY No. 26-BG No. 202, price $0.30 The glass tank enables the operator to know exactly how much liquid is in the container and it is more easily cleaned HUDSON MISTY SPRAYER when a number of different solutions are to be sprayed. Capacity, 1 quart. Price, $1.15

AUTO SPRAY No. 26 The Hudson Misty Is universal favorite for use about the house, yard, back yard garden, poultry house, etc. Sprayer carefully tested and inspected before packing. Parcel post weight 2 pounds. No. 452 Tin, price . $0.45 No. S6-A—AU Tin No. 26-B—Tin Pump, Braes Beservolr HUDSON CONTINUOUS SPRAYER We recommend this Sprayer to our patrons for use in the household, garden, and HUDSON It is for spraying insecti- greenhouse. used AONJIifclSliUiOiLfca cides, disinfectants, and cattle fly spray. No. 26-A, Tin Cylinder, tin container_$0.75 The Hudson Continuous Spraye; No. 26-B, Tin Cylinder, brass container 1.40 handles very efficiently Fly Oil Insecticides, Disinfectants, and other sol tions which are free from sediment, working parts are brass with siphon and ball check readily accessible. Fnmp, heavy tin or brass; 1% In. dia., 14 in. long, No. 432 Tin $0,

It Is one of the best single-action atomlz- erB on the market. It is equipped with HUDSON TROMBONE SPRAYER twin spray jets which diffuse a large vol- ume of fine misty spray. This sprayer has our new feature—the glass tank which enables the operator to know exactly how Fitted with much liquid Is In the container. Capacity, Equipment. 1 quart. 3 feet of % Inch spray hose, brass Intake pipe Tin Cylinder, glass container . $0.65 and strainer, weighted so as to remain in barrel or pail when being used. BROWN'S CRYSTAL Fog nozzle with reversible discs for various DUSTER jobs. Can be used with extension If desired, for reaching under sides of plants, etc.

No. 133 Trombone, price, each .— _$3.90 HUDSON MAJOR Brown's Crystal Duster is one of the newest type Dusters DUSTER on the market. It Is equipped with a long extension and adjustable nozzle which enables the operator to dust from under- Pnmp. Heavy tin, 2% inches diameter, 9 inches long. Filled neath without bending. Capacity, 1 quart. with special Hudson plunger leather and heavy rod. Brown's Crystal Duster —$1.25 No. 665, price 81-25

AI^l^ FBXCBS IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANG-B -WITHOTTT NOTICE 60 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. LITTLE GIANT BRASS THE MYERS WHITEWASH, This General Purpose SPRAY PUMP AND FIRE Sprayer with patent COLD WATER Double Agitator is a Pigr. 639 PAINTING MA- EXTINGUISHER WITH most complete and serviceable outfit. The CHINE AND AGITATOR tank is made of heavy galvanized iron with a GENERAL PURPOSE Tig. 639—Spray Pnmp is con- wide bottom so as to set in operation. structed entirely of brass. It Is steady SPRAYER No. 329 The cover is remov- large air provided with a chamber able, is held securely and has brass ball valves and de- in place by two thumb tachable hose. nuts, one on each side, which holds the cover No. 327}4 —Fig'. 639. Bucket tight and prevents Brass Spray Pump, complete with spilling or splashing hose and combination fine, coarse of the liquid. Holds 7 spray and solid stream nozzle. gallons. This is an excellent Onr Special Prlce_ __$3.75 outfit for whitewashing chicken houses, fences No. 328 — Tig. 639. Bucket and outbuildings. For Brass Spray Pump, complete with spraying trees, shrub- hose and combination fine, coarse bery, plants, and in spray and solid stream nozzle, fact anything where a and an eight-foot pipe extension. small sprayer can be used. This outfit will Our Special Price $4.40 be found just the thing. Complete with Hose, Nozzle, Agitator and Extension Rod. Tig. 632 Our Special Price $12.50

HUDSON MORO SPRAY PUMP The Hudson Moro Spray Pump handles all spray PATENT AQITATOR solutions. Its high BRASS BALL VALVES pre ssure adapts it Cor use LEVER BUCKET i n small orchards, - PUMPS V i n e SPRAY yards and truck Pltf. 632 represents the Myers gardens. Lever Bucket Spray Pump, made No. 126SA Moro, of brass and fitted with brass ball Price valves and patented agitator. The $5.90 cylinder is 1^ inch in diameter. This pump can be operated with one-half the power of the ordinary HUDSON bucket spray pump, owing to the advantage of the lever handle. MODOC Plgr. 632, No. R324 Lever Bucket Spray Pump, with agitator, com- SPRAY plete with hose, Vermorel spray nozzle. PUMP Our Special Price $6.00 Siscliarg'e No. R324A Lever Bucket Spray Equipment. 3 Pump, with agitator, complete feet of %- with hose, Vermorel nozzle and inch spray eight-foot pipe extension. hose, a 12- Onr Special Prlce_ $6.66 1 n c h extension and fog nozzle. No. 35S HUDSON IDEAL Price... $3.25 SPRAYER THE LEVER KNAPSACK SPRAY PUMP Tig. 547—No. 330 Galvanized tank holds 5 gallons, is fitted with Ud and strainer. This Pump has lever, large air chamber, ball valves, solid plunger and agitator. Fitted with 5 Tank. Heavy copper-bearing galvanized, reinforced at top feet % inch hose, and bottom with channel iron hoops. Capacity 18 gallons. pipe extension, and Wheel. 18 inches diameter, 2%-inch tire; strong and rigid. Bordeaux spray noz- Discharge Equipment. 6 feet of %-inch spray hose and a zle. Our Special 4-foot 14 -inch pipe extension—total 10 feet, angle Ideal spray nozzle and leakless shut-oft. price . $12.50 SMpnlng' Weight. Crated securely, 75 pounds. No. 331 Copper No. 34S. IDZIAIi, Galvanized Tank, price, each. $21.00 $18.00 No. 35S. rOEAIi, Sprayer with Pressure Tank 31.75 Tank

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HUDSON PERFECTION BROWN'S AUTO SPRAY No. 9 The Auto Spray No. 9 is an SPRAYER excellent compressed air sprayer for use in spraying small It is very practical for use trees, gardens, field crops, around the orchard, barn, or out- chicken houses, etc. This house, on small truck farms; in Sprayer has the Brown drain- onion, melon and small potato dry feature. This Sprayer, be- fields; for removing old wall pa- cause of the cam lock device, per, spraying stock dip, etc. is especially adapted for spray- Tank. 7% inches diameter, 20 ing gummy or heavy sub- inches high; capacity approximate- stances, besides agricul- ly 4 gallons. All seams are rivet- tural insecticides, disin- ed and soldered. fectants and light floor Seamless brass tubing, Pump. oils. Corrugated tank of 1% inches diameter, 15 inches heavy sheet copper or long. strong copper bear- Nozzle. Is especially de- ing galvanized steel signed for high pressure work. sheet. No. 11 OG, Perfection, Galvan- ized $6.25 No. llOB, Perfection, Brass Auto Spray No. 9-C, Copper Tank, Tank, Price - $9.60 priced at $9.75. HUDSON ECONOMY Auto Spray No. 9-A, Galvanized SPRAYER Tank, priced at $6.25. Tank. 7% inches diameter, 20 Inches high; capacity approximately 3% gallons. Made of first quality galvanized sheet. BLUE RIBBON SPRAYER Sturdily built, with convex ends An excellent compressed air sprayer, secured by double folded top and made of heavy copper bearing galvan- bottom seams, riveted side has great- seams and ized steel. This sprayer been heavily sweat soldered ly improved by the addition of an throughout. Tested under actual aluminum, hexagonal, threaded pump working conditions to insure safety in screen nozzle and 2-lnch operation. cap, Non-Clog brass with all Price, diameter seamless pump $5.00 brass valve. Completely equipped with extra wide carrying strap, %-inch 5 ply spray HUDSON hose, automatic all metal shut oft, seamless brass extension and Non-Clog JR. SPRAYER nozzle. It will handle all spraying solutions, It is particularly adapted for the general purpose backyard garden or small truck farm, and is an excellent for house, in sprayer. use around the chicken $5.50 the dairy barn, hog pen, for disinfec- 3% -gallon capacity tants in the home or in hotels, res- taurants, theatres and other public BLUE RIBBON JR. buildings. Tank. 6% inches diameter, 17 inches 2%-gallon capacity $3.75 long; capacity about 2% gallons. Pump. 1% inches diameter, 15 inches long; seamless brass CHALLENGER tubing. sprayer Nozzle. Our "Perfection" au- A new inexpensive designed to meet the demand tomatic shut-off nozzle. at No. 1400- Junior, galvanized for a fine quality sprayer of tank, price $4.75 low price. The tank Is best quality copper bearing galvanized steel, pump Is of seamless brass with leak proof valve, has T-shaped No. 115G STERLING malleable iron handle, and is completely equipped with SPRAYER wide web carrying strap, %- inch 5 ply special spray hose, The No. 115G Sterling meets all-metal automatic shut oft, the demand for a high pressure seamless brass extension, and sprayer for the small home screen Non-Clog nozzle. Has owner whose needs do not jus- brass screw locking cap for tify the cost of a larger capac- easy filling and emptying. ity sprayer. Will handle all spraying Tank. 6% inches in diameter solutions, and may be used by 15 inches high. Capacity for all spraying purposes. approximately 2 gallons. 3% -gallon capacity $3.65 Equipment. Hose % Inches 5 ply. The nozzle is all brass, automatic In operation and will shut off under any pressure. ACME APACHE SPRAYER Equipped with curved brass extension, price $4.35. NO. 500G SEI^P-PJXiI^ING TOP The Acme Apache Sprayer Is NO. 505G the original Self-filling Com- ACME COYOTE pressed Air Sprayer. It has a SBi;F-PIZii;XNG TOP COUPBESSEI} AIR SPRAYER built-in self-filling top for quick, The No. 505G COYOTE Self-filling Top Sprayer fills quickly clean, and easy filling. No funnel without messing or waste, saves time and valuable spraying required. No slopping. No waste materials. The top is so made that you can pour the spraying of expensive spray materials. No material right into the spray as the top of the sprayer is also dirty tank to carry around. Can a funnel. be filled in the wind. Protected Tank, 7^ inches in diameter, 20 inches high, made from safety top-locking device. No heavy material, side seam is both soldered and riveted. The danger if top is removed when head and bottom are installed in the strongest possible manner. tank is under high pressure. Feed FTunp, seamless brass tubing, 1% in. in diameter, 14 in. long tube removable for cleaning. Tank with brass ball valve, and has a large comfortable D handle. can be drained dry. Delivers one Nozzle is of the Automatic type with convenient lever; the gallon in six minutes. Made for by-passes are constructed to eliminate clogging, full length all general purpose work in the heavy duty spray hose and brass extension rod with angle or field, garden, home or factory. underneath end for convenient spraying. Capacity, about 4 Gallons No. 505G-. Capacity about 4 gallons $3.75 PRICE—$4.60

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GOULD'S POMONA SPRAY PUMP GOULD'S "FRUITALL" SPRAY PUMP Plunger—Diameter 2 % ins. stroke adjustable to 3, 4, 5 All Working Farts Bronze ins.; discharge %-in. hose. The Fruitall Sprayer is first- Outside packed plnng-ers. No. class in every respect, while leather packing's. the simplicity of its design For small orchards of a few allows it to be sold at a very acres; a good barrel sprayer reasonable price. The sprayer that will meet every require- is held in place in the barrel Iment. All of the working- parts by an adjustable clamp at the are solid hronze. top fitting over the end of a The pump has a steel air stave, and an anchor at the chamber, extending from top bottom of the barrel. The to of pump valve chamber, plunger is packed from the it making easy to get up sufR- outside, so it is not necessary cient pressure to continue to take the entire pump apart spraying for some time after to repack. pumping has stopped. It is equipped with a long adjust- Plunger, 2 inches diameter; able handle. The pump may be placed in any length barrel, as Stroke, i inches. the barrel plate is adjustable. Onr The agitator is simple, very List Special very effective. Price Price Onr rig. 1188 Pump List Special only with Agi- Tig. 1100.—Pump only with Agitator and Hose ^''^c^- ^"<=e. tator and Hose Coupling $35.20 $22.00 couplings $19.70 $12.25 Pig-. 1100.—Outfit A—Pump with Agitator, Hose Pig. 1188.—Outfit A.—Pump -with Agitator, Hose Bands and Couplings and one Mistry, Jr. Bands and Couplings and one Mistry, Jr. Noz- Nozzle for one lead, but without Hose 37.52 23.45 zle for one lead of hose, but without Hose 33.04 13.70 Pig-. 1100.—Outfit B.—Pump with Agitator, Hose Pig. 1188.—Outfit B.—Pump with Agitator, Hose Bands and Couplings, one Mistry, Jr. Nozzle Bands and Couplings and one Mistry, Jr. Noz- and 15-foot lead No. 1 Spray Hose 41.12 25.70 zle and 15-foot lead No. 1 Spray Hose 25.63 15.95 Pig-. 1100.—Outfit C.—Pump with Agitator, Hose Pig. 1188—Outfit C.—Pump with Agitator, Hose Bands and Couplings, one Mistry, Jr. Nozzle, Bands and Couplings and one Mistry, Jr. Noz- one 15-foot lead No. 1 Spray Hose, Fitted in zle, one 15-ft. lead No. 1 Spray Hose, fitted Barrel 51.12 30.70 in barrel _35.63 30.96 Pig. 1100.—Outfit D.—Pump with Agitator, Hose Pig. 1188.—Outfit D.—Pump with Agitator, Hose Bands and Couplings, one Mistry, Jr., Nozzle, Bands and Couplings and one Mistry, Jr. Noz- one 15-ft. lead No. 1 Spray Hose, 8-foot Iron zle, one 15-foot lead No. 1 Spray Hose, 8-foot Extension Rod with Brass Stop-Cock, fitted in Iron Extension with Brass Stop-Cock, fit- Barrel Rod 53.76 32.3S ted in Barrel 38.20 33.60 McKENZIE THREE AND FOUR ROW DOUBLE-ACTING SPRAY PUMP SPRAYERS

^ mOUXTTI!!} out SKIDS ^ 1(3) This desirable outfit ' meets the demand for a pump that can be used in a wagon or cart. It cannot upset. Outfit B—Pump, complete, 50-gallon barrel mounted on skids, with pressure gauge; one 15- ft. lead %-in. discharge hose, 8-ft. pipe extension with lever shut-off, 50 Gallon, 3 Bow, 3 Hoisles to Bow spray nozzle and me- This 110-Gallon High Pressure Sprayer, the latest addi- chanical agitator. tion to the popular McKenzle line, marks another step for- Price 954.00 ward in sprayer construction. It embodies the Improvements you want in your high pressure sprayer and is built to give Outfit C—Pump, com- years of satisfactory service. plete, 50-gallon barrel The New McKenzie 100-Gallon High Pressure Sprayer is mounted on skids, regularly equipped with wide evener and neckyoke, auto- with pressure matic pressure gauge and Nixon or No. 10 boom for spray- gauge; two 15-ft. ing four rows with three nozzles per row, or No. 11 boom leads of %-in. dis- for six rows with two nozzles to the row. These booms are charge hose, 8-ft. made of all galvanized iron pipe with %-lnch and %-lnch pipe extension with main line with drop pipes of the same size. They can be lever shut-off, adjusted to suit practically all crop conditions and are spray nozzles and hinged for passing through narrow gates. mechanical 4- agita- 60 gallons, 3 rows, 3 nozzles to row $125.00 Prlce $60.00 100 gallons, 4 rows, 3 nozzles to row 300.00 THE MYERS SELF OILING JUNIOR POWER SPRAY OUTFIT MYERS Plttea -with 3Hx3 Double Acting Self- ^'ff- 3892 Oiling Pump OVERHEAD Fig. 2692 illustrates the Myers Junior Power, Spray Outfit as furnished complete SPRAYER except the engine. TANK, cypress, 100 gallons, fitted with rotary agitator. Por Potatoes, Cotton or FRAME, 3-lnch channel steel. Length other field crops. Nozzles ad- overall, 6 feet 8 Inches. DECK space for justable to any required Engine 36x36 Inches. PUMP, No. 699. height and any width row. Eanlpped as follows: One Myers Spray Gun. 50 feet of %-inch Myers High Pres- No. 6 Myers Hand Overhead sure Spray Hose with fittings complete, 4 Row Adjustable Sprayer, cut-oft for discharge lines, pressure complete with all necessary gauge, and Nozzles agitator, belt tightener, relief valve, strainer Hose (Pump and and suction hose. Barrel not Included). No. 739, Myers Junior Spray Outfit with 100 gallon Tank and No. 699 Spray Pump, belt driven, equipped as shown $148.00 Our Special Price.. -920.00 Wo. 739 with 2 h. p. Engine, chain drive . $233.00

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HIGH-BRED NITROGEN- STIMUCERM GATHERING LEGUME INOCULATION ^ 4 BACTERIA MEANS BETTER CROPS, BETTER SOII.S, ZiESS rEBTIZiIZER EXPENSE STIMUGERM—The "Always Fresh" Inoculant What Stimug-erm is: A pure culture of nitrogen-fixing- bacteria of highest quality. Stimugerm, always fresh, always strong and virile. A sensible insurance and a profitable investment. We believe in inoculation, we favor the pure jelly medium, and we believe in Stimng'erm. "We recommend that all legume seeds purchased from us be inoculated before planting. (A different culture i"s required for each legume group, so when ordering be sure to state what crops you wish to inoculate.) New Low Prices—For Small Seeds, Clovers, Alfalfa, etc. SMAZ,i; SEED LEGUME VARIETIES LARGE SEED LEGUME VARIETIES Alfalfa—Clovers—Sweet Clovers Soybeans—Cowpeas- -Vetch—Peas % bu. size retails at —$0.35 1 bu. size retails at .$0.35 1 bu. size retails at .65 2 bu. size retails at . .65 2% bu. size retails at 1.40 5 bu. size retails at . 1.40 Garden size for Garden Peas, Beans and Sweet Peas. Special Composite Culture, 2Sc.

PASTOXINE CARBOLA The ITew Non-Polsonons CARBOLA is a White Exterminator of paint in powder form com- Rata and Mice bined with a disinfectant It is a product of the "LA- many times stronger than - BORATOIRB DBS V A C pure carbolic acid. It is GINS PASTEUR, P. E.", non- Paris Prance. This Labora- non-poisonous and tory, devoted exclusively to caustic. It kills lice, mites, scientific rese arch, was fly eggs, etc., and helps founded over half a century prevent the start and ago, and is known all over spread of contagious dis- the world. eases that affect man, Tests have constantly beast and fowl. proved that PASTOXINE causes In Rats and Mice external symptoms similar to Progressive Asphyxia, viz. paral- PRICES ysis of the respiratory organs. The Rodents, as soon as they start being siclc, eagerly search for WATER, and even more 5 pounds (2% gals.) $0.60 especially, for This induces to leave their holes, AIR. them 10 pounds gals.) 1.00 and they die in about six hours out in the open air, away from (5 their cache. Price, 60o. (If by mail add 5c for postage.) 50 pounds (25 gals.)_ 3.60

CyanogaS-A Dust CYANOGAS A-DUST is a powdered material that g-ives off hydrocyanic- acid gas when exposed to the air. This g'as is deadly to the rodent and insect pests and will kill them almost immediately. CYANOGAS A-DUST can be applied either with a duster or with a spoon, The CYANOGAS method of controlling' rodent and insect pests is easy, quick and thorough. CYANOGAS A-DUST to kill Ants, Rats, Mice, Moles, Crayfish, Land Crabs, Land Turtles, Woodchucks or Ground Hogs, Prairie Dogs, Ground Squirrels, Pocket Gophers in Florida, Fleas, Bed Bugs, Clothes Moths, Wax Moths, Bats, Pigeons, Sparrows, Starlings, Yellowjackets, Wasps, Chinch Bugs on Lawns, Grape Leafhopper, Grape Mealy Bugs, Melon Aphis (Box Fumigators). CYANOGAS A-DUST—25-lb. tins $10.00, 5-lb. tins $3.00, 1-lb. tins 75c, %-lb. tins 45c, Hand Pump $1.25, Foot Pump $5.50 VICTOR MICE AND RAT TRAPS Made of hard wood blocks, bait hook designed to make catching sure every time. Long clinched staples that can't come out. Price, Mice Traps, 3 for.... 10c Postage extra 5c Rat Traps, each 10c Postage extra 5c SPRAY IN THE HOME AND ON THE FARM

IMPROVED DETHOL, sprayed lightly on tile, porcelain, THE WIRE CAGE RAT TRAP wash basins and bath tubs, immediately loosens grime and The size of this trap grease, which can then be quickly and easily removed by makes it the ideal for wiping with rag, leaving a spotless and glistening surface. house use. Also aids in disinfecting and deodorizing, and helps to purify It is strong and will foul-smelling air. Its cleansing spray penetrates where stand rough use. neither brush nor broom can reach. The patent door eliminates all danger from On the farm, IMPROVED DETHOL, sprayed freely in hen caged rats. Size, the poultry 16 inches long, 9 inches houses, etc., and sprayed lightly and regularly on wide, 7 inches high. and stock, keeps them free from many kinds of insects and No. 17 coppered wire, vermin. Do not spray IMPROVED DETHOL on young ani- nine sheet-steel flanged mals, cats or vegetation. ribs. Price 75c % pint 30c, 1 pint 60o, 1 quart 90c, 1 gallon $3.00

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11 64 SPRAY CALENDAR WHAT TO FOR WHAT WITH WHAT SPRAY TO SPRAY TO SPRAY REMARKS AND First Spraying Second Spraying Third Spraying CAUTION

Apple Codling Moth Kaylox As soon as blos- 7 to 10 days later Later spraying if soms fall made should be made with diluted solutions San Jose Scale Lime-Sulphur Late in fall, late Repeat when Lime-Sul- Scalecide in winter or early Use necessary p h u r only when in spring trees are dormant Rosy Aphis Black Leaf 40 When buds show pink Green and Black Leaf 40 When first ap- Black Aphis pear Scab Kaylox Just before blos- Within a week Same 7 to 10 days The spray just soms open after blossoms later before blossoms have dropped open is very essential for scab Woolly Aphis Black Leaf 40 When trees are In fall Don't use strong in full leaf emulsion when trees are In full leaf Asparagus rust Kaylox After cutting 10 days later Asparagus 10 days later Repeat 3 to 4 crop times. Burn rusted brush in the fall Bean Bean Beetle Magnesium Arsenate Anthracnose Kaylox On 2 or 3-inch 10 days later After blossoms plants Cabbage and Cauliflower first ap Cabbage Worm Kaylox With Whenever worms Same 1 lb. to 13 gals, pearance of worms are observed of water blossom- Cherry Rot Kaylox Before After blossom Two weeks later When fruit is ing ing drop on fruit on fruit large Curculio Arsenate of Before blossom As blossoms dry One week later Avoid strong so- lead ing up lutions. Do not use other arsenicals than arsenate of lead Cucumber - Cucumber Kaylox Soon as plants Week later Week after sec- Week after Beetle appear ond fourth Currant — San Jose Scale Lime-Sulphur As with apple In spring as with apple Worm Kaylox When worms Repeat in 3 or 4 Repeat as second Look for worms first appear days on under side of leaves first Gooseberry Mildew Kaylox Before blossoms After blossom- Two weeks later open ing Worm Kaylox As on Currants Grape Anthracnose Kaylox Just before buds Just before blos- Just after fruit Downy and open soming has set Powdery Mildew and Rot Kaylox Just before blos- Just after fruit 7 to 10 days later Follow by two soming has set or three sprayings Peach Leaf Curl Kaylox In fall or spring As buds are opening Borer Para Dlchlor May September obenzine sul- 2 to 3 weeks later Rot and Scab Dritomic As buds a Just after ca- Destroy all mum- phur swelling lyxes diop add ar mies senate of lead Bud Moth Arsenate of With opening of Use only half Lead buds usual amount of poison San Jose Scale Lime-Sulphur In late fall or Scalecide early spring Pear Scab Kaylox When leaves are After blossoms half grown drop Codling Moth Kaylox As with Apple Same as first See Apple San Jose Scale Lime-Sulphur In fall or early spring Plum Rot Kaylox As buds are Dritomic S u 1 - 3 to 4 weeks later Repeat every 7 swelling phur as second spray or 10 days as third Just after calyx spray drops Curculio Kaylox With starting of Arsenate of Lead 5 days later Destroy all buds Just after calyx mummies drops Gather and de- San Jose Scale Lime-Sulphur In late fall or s t r o y curculios or scalecide early spring and stung plums Potato Early Blight Kaylox When plants are Two weeks later Two weeks later 6 Inches high Scab Soak seed in Semesan Bel Colorado Beetle Kaylox When beetles or As for first Kaylox, 7 lbs. to young appear 50 gals, of water Quince Fruit and Leaf Kaylox Just before blos- After blossoms Two weeks later Spot soms open drop San Jose Scale Lime-Sulphur In late fall or early spring. Raspberry and Blackberry Anthracnose Kaylox Before leaves On canes 6 inch- Repeat second 1 Keep spray from open es high week later leaves on bearing canes Rose Leaf Spot Kaylox With first ap 2 or 3 weeks later Repeat If neces- pearance of fungus sary Mildew Pomo' Green When leaves ap- Slug pear Aphis Lemon Oil On appearance of Repeat if neces' Co.'s Standard slug sary Insecticide Strawberry Leaf Spot Kaylox On new growth 2 or 3 weeks later after crop Tomato Blight Kaylox Soon after fruit Three weeks later Three weeks later begins to set Evergreens Red Spider Volck Early spring Rust Bag Worm Arsenate o f When necessary Repeat If neces- Lead sary House Plants White Ply Lemon Oil When necessary Repeat if neces- Scale Co.'s Standard sary Insecticide GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. 65 POISON KILL -WEED po'soN NOT TO BE USED ON LAWNS A SCIENTIFIC WEEB SZiSTROYER. FREE FROM ODOR. By Analysis It Has Been Found There is No Stronger Weed Killer on the Market. An unsurpassed preparation for the removal of grass, weeds, vines and bushes from paths, roadways, gutters, streets and any other place from which it is desired to remove any INSECTICIDE and all vegetable growths, thus destroying the breeding ground for mosquitoes. The work can be done in a speedy, thorough, economical and easy manner. The material has no bad effect on the ground, neither does it injure or discolor THIS INSECTICIDE the brick, stone or marble curbing. No more digging and disflguring of paths and roadways. Saves expense of several men. KIIiIi-WEED not onlly kills is death to pests— is safe to plants— is harmless weeds but destroys seed germs and roots of plants. Can be used with an ordinary sprinkling can. One g'allon KIIiIi- to user—is low in price— is free from disagree- WEED will make 30 g'allons treating' liquid when mixed with water. One man with a sprinkling can in one hour can do as much or more than six men could do in one-half day, and do able odor. the work better. "We recommend Lemon Oil Co.'s Standard Insecticide. It is 1-Quart Can $0.50 5-gal. Can 6.50 used by the most prominent florists and seeds men to destroy %-gal. Can 90 10-gal. Can 12.00 Scale, Mealy Bug", Rust, Aphis, Caterpillar, etc., on Palms, 1-gal. Can 1.50 1 Barrel, per gal 95 Rose Bushes, Rubber Plants, Ferns, etc. It leaves no dis- agreeable odor on blooms or foliage—advantages over the PRICES vile-smelling soaps and powders, especially for indoor use. SCALECIDE A Size for Every Being poisonless, it is not dangerous to use. Need This will be found an excellent wash for dog's and other Pleasant to TTse. One gallon makes 16 animals; it relieves mang-e, destroys lice and other insects, Reduces Sprayer Troubles. gallons of spray. Prolong-s the Life of Sprayer. and gives the coat a beautiful, glossy appearance. Contains Your 1 qt. can $0.65 Spreads into Cracks and Crevices. no poison to injure the animal, and being liquid, gets through 1 gal. can 1.55 Half the I>abor of Spraying^ the hair to the hide. Saves 5 gal. can 5.50 It will destroy lice and other insects in poultry houses. —One spray tankful of dilute Scale- 10 gal. can 9.50 cide as far trees as two insects that infest g'oes on your 15 gal. drum 11.25 It will also kill roaches, ants and other spray tankfuls of dilute lime-sulphur houses. 30 gal. drum 18.50 or two and one half spray tanks of 50 gal. drum 26.00 diluted oil emulsion. V2 pint 30c, 1 pint 50c, 1 quart 85c, % gallon $1.50, Plus Deposit on 1 gallon $2.50, 5 gallons $10.00, 10 gallons $19.50. A 50-gaI. barrel of Scalecide sprays Drums the same trees, until they drip, as gal $2.00 barrels of lime- 15 three and one-half 30 gal 2.50 sulphur. 50 e-al. 3.00 LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION I DRY LIME SULFUR

! The universally accepted spray material for dormant use is Dry Lime Sulfur is the most valuable new spraying product i lime-sulphur solution. Chemically made lime sulphur solution that has been developed in recent years. For a long time has now almost entirely supplanted the home-made solution Lime-Sulfur Solution had been the standard dormant and because it is better. summer spray for apples, pears, plums and many other tree This material combines the great fungicidal properties of fruits. Orchardists are familiar with the disadvantages con- sulphur with the scale remedy, and Is especially recommended nected with the use of Lime-Sulfur Solution. These include for peach and plum trees which need the combined treatment heavy handlings of barrels, losses due to leakage, crystalliza- I in the fall and spring. In spraying this material care should tion and freezing and freight on water. This is be exercised to avoid getting it in the eyes, and gloves should Dry Lime-Sulfur a true Dry Lime-Sulphur. It is be worn to protect the hands. not a substitute for Lime-Sulfur Solution, but is standard 33° Baume Lime-Sulfur Solution in dry powdered form. It dis- Lime-Sulphur Solution is used both as an insecticide and solves readily against in water and will control insects and diseases a fungicide. As an insecticide it is used principally just as effectively as Lime-Sulfur Solution. Scale. For scale insects scale insects, especially the San Jose Dry Lime-Sulfur is an effective for diluted with remedy San Jose and it is applied while the trees are dormant and is Oyster-Shell Scale, Peach-Leaf Curl, Peach Blight, Peach 8 or 9 parts of water. As a fungicide it is used chiefly for Twig Borer, Blister-Mite, Apple and Pear Scab, Brown Rot of the control of apple scab, 1% gallons to 50 gallons of water. Apricot, Powdery Mites arsenate of Mildew of Apples, Red Spiders, and Liime-Sulphur may be used in combination with Thrips of Citrus fruits. lead and tobacco extracts. Paris Green should not be used Pkg'. with Lime-Sulphur. 200-lb. steel drums $22.0O gallon .18 100-lb. 1-qt. Can $0.30 3 0-gal. Drums, per steel drums 12.00 50-lb. steel drums 50 Drums about 50 gal., per 7.0O %-gal. Can 25-lb. steel drums 4.00 1-gal. Can 75 gal. -IS 10-lb. cans 2.0O 5 -gal. Can 2.50 5-lb. cans 1.25 10-gal. Can 4.00 No charge for Drums. 1-lb. cans 30

INSECTICIDE AND FUNGICIDE T3-eKAYLOX Mark Kills Insects and Prevents Blight Registered in U. S. Patent Office. EAYIiOX is adapted for spraying for late broods of Codling Moth on Apples, for Potato. Beetles, most Caterpillars and many Leaf-eating Insects on fruit and other trees. Tomatoes^ Grapes, Currants, Celery, Cabbage, Cauliflower and many other Plants. A preventive of many Blights and certain Fungous diseases. Used as a general spray— 1 pound to 10 gallons or 5 pounds to 50 gallons of water. For Potatoes, Bitter Rot and Blotch on Apples. Use 1 pound to 7% gallons or 6% or T pounds to 50 gallons of water. Not to be used for late Spring or early Summer application on Apples, and not to be used KAYLOX on Peaches or Japanese Plums after blooming. KAYI.OX IS A POWDER, NOT A PASTE ANALYSIS HIGH FREIGHT RATES make it imperative that you buy KAYIiOZ, a highly concen- Tut r.'.uii'.M Linriii iriir trated spraying material, as you then do not have to pay freight on a preparation that is; 50% water. "n: 1 tniHTS 1 lElini ^ KAYIiOX never spoils, EAVXiOX never freezes, KAYIiOX never becomes worthless^ WWt nnST 111. EAVIiOX is always at your service, KAYZiOX should be used, because it is your best insur- DIRECTIONS . ance for a full crop. years of development in I'M IIJ KT( ini ( (157 THC KAYIiOX is the outcome of many the use and manufacture of im iiirsLi: Kimrrrii" insecticides and fungicides. It meets the requirements of the largest growers as well as tha 1" PllflllMl. small home gardener. KAYIiOX is in convenient size packag^es. Pound makes 5 gals, of spray. $0.25 25 Pounds make 250 gals, of spray. $7.75 KAYLOX mSECTlClOE CO. INC. % 1 10 gals, of .45 50 Pounds 500 gals, of spray. 15.00 BALTinoac MO. Pound makes spray. make 5 Pounds make 50 gals, of spray. 2.10 100 Pounds make 1,000 gals, of 10 Pounds make 100 gals, of spray. 3.75 spray 26.50 WRITE FOR SFECIAI^ CIRCUI.AR. ALL PRICES IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOTTT NOTICE. —

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ARSENATE OF LEAD FORMALDEHYDE, 40% SOLUTION Arsenate of Lead is an arsenical poison l-Pt. Bottles, 50c. 1-Qt. Bottles, 90c. 1-Gal. Jug, $2.50 for use against insects that chew and for such insects as the fruit-flies that lap and suck up sweetened liquids. The principal insects for which Arsen- DRITOMIC SULPHUR ate of Lead is used are: Apple-maggot, trown-tail moth, bud-moth, cankerworm, There has been a growing demand for fungicides in dry form. this demand, the General Chemical codling fruit-tree leaf roller, To meet Company moth, gypsy developed a highly concentrated sulphur product; a prod- moth, tent caterpillar, pear slug, curculio, has uct that combines the advantages of Atomic Sulphur with etc. the advantages particular to dry powdered materials. This Directlions: 1 to I14 11>s. powder to 50 product will give the fruit the well-known sulphur finish, ffalloas of water. Powdered IForm. new without interfering with the asslmulatory functions of the 1-lb. pkg., per lb 20o foliage or the development of the plant treated. 4-lb. pkg., per lb . 16c 48-lb. pkg., per lb 14c FBicz: 4-lb. Bags, per lb 18c ARSENITEOFZINC 48-lb. Bags, per lb 12c 96-lb. Bags., per lb 11c Arsenite of Zinc—This is a combination of arsenic with zinc to form a Quick acting, adhesive insecticide for use on potatoes and some other truck crops. It is much more adhesive and less caustic than Paris Green and kills quicker than Arsenate of Lead. BORDEAUX MIXTURE 1-lb. pkg., per lb 25c. 4-lb. pkg., per lb 21c. is a combination of copper sulphate and 48-lb. pkg., per lb 16c. lime. Its use is indispensable in the control of black rot of grapes and the blight of potatoes. It is also used for apple-scab, bitter-rot, cedar rust, leaf spot and downy CALCIUM ARSENATE mildew. 1-lb. pkg., per lb 15c. 4-lb. pkg., per lb. .lie. Directions: 6 to 7 ponnds to 50 i^allons of 48-lb. pkg., per lb 10c. water. lb- 1-lb. pkg., per . . . 20o 4-lb. pkg., per lb 16c COPPERCARB 48-lb. pkg., per lb 14c A new remedy for bunt or stinking smut in wheat. Being a powder which can be applied without any further mixing directly to the grain, DOW MAGNESIUM ARSENATE makes it more economical than the Dow Magnesium Arsenate gives best results when applied old system, as it can wet and be as a wet spray, using 2 pounds per 100 gallons of water. be- done at any time, even months This gallonage is suflacient for about one acre of beans. fore sowing, does away with the evils of any soaking or wet process. Should you be interested in a prepared product, ready for Raise clean wheat and save the loss use in a duster, we recommend Dow Magnesium Arsenate Dust in reduced prices when you sell your Mixture. This contains genuine Dow Magnesium Arsenate blended with hydrated lime in accordance with government crop. recommendations. Use 2V2 to 3 ounces to treat one bushel of wheat. 2-lb. Packages $ .60 100-lb, Drums 5-Pound Packages, per pound.. $0.18 22.00 MAGNESIUM ARSENATE DUST FBEFABED BEAD? TO USE 4-lb. Packages $ .60 100-lb. Drums 12.00 HAMMOND'S JGRAPE SLUG SHOT AND ATLACIDE "WEED EIX.X.EB Destroys potato bugs HOSE Din A XrON-FOISOII'OUS and beetles, green and Can be dissolved in water and applied as a spray, or can bo black fly, slugs, worms, dusted on the weed growth. Very eflfectlve on poison Ivy. caterpillars, etc. to Ten 1 lb. can, kills 100 to 450 sq. ft. weeds 9 .50 forty pounds is sufficient can, kills 350 to 1,500 sq. ft. weeds 1.50 for an acre. 3% lb. 15 lb. drum, kills 1,500 to 2,500 sq. ft. weeds 3.50 1-lb. pkg 25o 50 lb. drum, kills 5,000 sq. ft. weeds, per pound.. .14 5-lb. pkg 7Bo 100 lb. drum, kills 10,000 sq. ft. weeds, per pound.. .13^ 200 lb. drum, kills 20,000 sq. ft. weeds, per pound.. .13 HAMMOND'S GRAPE AND ROSE DUST "BLACK LEAF 40" 5 Ibs.- -91 .16 KICOrriNE SUZiFHATE iO'^c NICOTINE This is the insecticide that is so highly recommended by Experiment Stations. It destroys Aphis (plant lice), Thrips, "NICO-FUME Leaf-hoppers on all tree, bush and vine fruits, vegetables, field crops, flowers and shrubs; also Apple Red Bug, Pear TOBACCO Psylla and similar soft-bodied sucking insects—all without injury to foliage. POWDER May be combined with other sprays. Highly concentrated. Soluble in water easy to mix—does not clog nozzles. Tobacco Powder impregnated with — a high-strength nicotine solution. You cannot go wrong by ordering "Black leaf 40" for snclc- Effective for fumigating in green- ing insects. houses to destroy Aphis, Thrips, etc. FBICES Fill ordinary 2% -inch flower gala. an 1 oz., 9 .35, makes 6 gals. 5 oz., $1.00, makes 40 to 120 pot heaping full of "Nico-Fume" 82.25, makes 80 to 240 gals. 2 lbs.. 93.25, makes 160 to to about 1 lb., Powder (this being equal lbs., $5.85, makes 400 to 1,200 gals. 10 lbs., 99-85, tablespoonfuls). 480 gals. 5 three heaping makes 800 to 2,400 gals. Pour the "Nico-Fume" Powder out upon the bare ground or cement walk in a narrow pile about seven inches long. NICO-FUME 1 Pound $1.00 Nico-Fnme is a Tobacco Faper insecticide for fumigating 5 Pounds 3.35 greenhouses. Extensively used by prominent florists. Very 10 Pounds 5.85 easy to apply. Prices: 24 sheets, $1.25; 144 sheets, $4.50, and F. O. B. Factory. 288 sheets, $8.00. Directions on each package. DUST TOBACCO STEMS TOBACCO -4o ponnA. Price_ _5 pounds, 25o; 25 pounds, $1.00; 100 pounds, 94.0a 50-pound bale-.

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PARA-DICHLOROBENZINE KAYSO Kayso is the combined casein FOR PEACH BOBER CONTBOXi spreader and adhesive which Use one ounce to a tree 6 years old or older; in case of very makes orchard and garden spray- large tree, 1% ounces may be needed to form a satisfactory ing more economical and more band. On trees four or five years old, use Vz to% ounces to efficient. Kayso is now used by a tree. We do not recommend using it on younger trees. fruit and vegetable growers in all Do not use on apple trees. parts of the United States. Kayso enables Spring application in May Fall application in September. you to get your trees com- — pletely covered by a protective 1-lb. package, per lb. —$0.45 25-lb. package, per lb $0.26 film of poison, with no unprotect- 5-lb. package, per lb— .35 100-lb. package, per lb .21 ed spaces. Prices—2-lb. pkg. $0.36 100-lb. pkg 16.00

PARIS GREEN FUMICANT Vi pound $0.15 C^NQGAS 1 pound 45 FOB G-BISENHOUSES 5 pounds 1.85

One-eighth ounce to 1000 cubic feet is a sufficient dose if the house is fairly tight. Always start the fumigation about 3ne hour after sundown—never before. Choose a still night TREE TANGLEFOOT The house should not be watered for at least twenty-four hours before fumigation. Some plants will not stand the For protecting trees against climbing treatment and should be removed from the house. insect pests in a simple, economical, and Cyanog-as G Fumigrant (cannot be mailed): effective way. One pound will spread 8 5-pound feet long by 5 inches wide, 1-16 inch pkgs $3.00 25-pound pkgs $10.00 thick. Will stay on tree three months.

1-lb. can S0.5O CYANOCAS ANT-KILLER 5-lb. can 2.25 10-Ib. can 4.25 Enlarge entrances to nest and pour In small amount of Cyanogas Ant- Killer. Close hole with dirt. The deadly gas liberated destroys the col- KEY BRAND TREE WOUND ony and kills the queen residing deep in the nest. The 4-oz. can contains PAINT enough to kill a million ants 30c PBEVENTS DECAY AFTEB FBUNTNa This residium, penetrating antiseptic paint is not affected by heat, cold or moisture. Does not peel, crack or get ANTS brittle. Stops tree bleeding. /Introl DESTROYED TOB COATIHG AND NOTE: Antiseptic paint for woimds and pruning purposes. 1 Pt. cans, 60c. New metbod "grets" them at their Bonroe— J 1 Qt. cans, $1.00. 1 Gal. cans, $2.50. Safe, Permanent, Effective The complete system should cover every 16 FISH OIL SOAP feet around the outside of the house or "ant" 1 lb. .$0.30 10 lbs $2.25 trails in the garden. Once installed perma- 5 lbs. . 1.25 25 lbs 3.25 ment, effective and safe protection Is Insured 100 lbs. $10.00 from these annoying, pests. Prices: Antrol sets containing 4 containers and 1 4-oz. bottle of syrup Q0.75 FLOUR OF SULPHUR Antrol extra containers (each) .15 1 lb $0.12 lb. 25 lbs $0.08 llj. Antrol syrup, 4-oz. bottles .45 5 lbs iOlb. 50 lbs 07 lb. Pints .95 10 lbs 09 lb. 100 lbs 061b. Gallons 3.76 Special Ready Filled Set, 4 containers .40 COniMEBCIAZ. FZiOUB OF STTIiPHTTB Sold in 100-lb. bags only. Per 100 lbs., $3.25. BOURBON FLUOSILICATE DUST MIXTURE DUSTING SULPHUR Bourbon Remedy FInosilicate Dnst Misttire is Company 15 per cent Dry Arsenate adapted for the control Beetles, Potato Bugs 85-15 Dust. Contains of Lead and of Mexican Bean Sulphur. very effective dusting (Beetles), Striped Cucumber Beetles, Blister Beetles, certain 85 per cent Flour A material for Strawberries, Cantaloupe, and other Melons, and in fact Flea Beetles, and Boll Weevils, and it may also be used to is ideal dust for many uses. destroy Cutworms, to rid of Roaches, and an premises Ants and 100-pound Bags, per bag to kill the Lice on fowls. $7.00 Price, 100-11). Drums $15.00

POMODUST Pomodust is a combination of highly effective fungicides A concentrated liquid sulfur fungicide. Used on both and insecticides in combination for the prevention of many peaches and apples and on all kinds of fruits, vegetables, blights, mildews and fungus troubles and to kill external leaf and flowers. Controls apple scab, brown rot of peaches, plums eating insects. Pomodust is especially adapted to use on roses, and cherries; blight and rot of potatoes, tomatoes and melons; and is used and recommended by many prominent growers. mildew and rust of flowers and shrubs. Convenient, econom- Price—1-lb. pkg. 30c—5-lb. pkg. $1.15. ical, effective. Dilute 1 to 200. Prices: 1 pt. 50c; 1 qt. 85c; 1 gfal. $2.25; 5 gals. $7.50; 10 g-als. $13.50; 30 gals. $33.00; 50 gals. $50.00. POMO GREEN 1 lb 50c 5 lbs $1.75 BLUESTONE (OR COPPER SULPHATE) POUO GBEEN WITH NICOTINE 1 lb. 75c, 5 lbs. $3.00 5 lbs $0.50 50 lbs. .$4.25 10 lbs 90 100 lbs. . 6.00 NURSERY VOLCK Volck is one of the most powerful insecticides known. It is effective on practically all insects on ornamental and flowering plants. Wonderful results have been obtained against red spiders, cyclamen mite, aphis (green fly), scale, mealy bug, Snarol thrips, and caterpillars. Many pests that could not be controlled before are now killed with Volck. Even mildew and rusts are prevented and stopped by Volck. Not only does Tl^ic Rational '^est Control Volck give effective control of pests, but it also prevents re- infestation for a considerable period. Volck is odorless, color- Science provides new safe methods that does the work with- less and non-poisonous. There is no unsightly residue. Plants out fuss. Cutworms, sowbugs, grasshoppers, slugs, snails, are deep, glistening green after using Volck. earwigs, etc., are exterminated. Prices, »4 pt., 35c; 1 pt., 50c; 1 qt., 75c; 1 g^l., $2.00: 5 gals.. Prices: \-\b. pkg'. 45c; 3-lb. pkg. 95c; 15-11j. pkg. $3.50; $6.25; 14 galB,, $13.00; 28 gals., $23.80. 50-lb. bags $9.50.

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SEMESAN SEMESAN BEL POB FI.OWEB AND VEGETABLE SEEDS FOB SEED POTATOES Semesan is indispensable to those grow- easy, time-saving Semesan ing vegetables Use the quick, or flowers whether for mar- Bel treatment. Simply mix, dip, drain, dry ket or home use. It may sriesanbh. be applied in InstaT^neom Dip potatoes are ready for planting. dust or liquid and the form to the seed before Disinfectant Controls such seed-borne disease organ- plantmg. It is harmless to the seed but /" and black-leg. Seed Potatoes isms as scab, rhizoctonia deadly to any disease organisms that may these diseases, germina- be on the By controlling seed. One ounce treats 15 lbs increased, stand improved of seed. Effective tion is generally in controlling damping and the resultant crop of potatoes is bigger oft, the Brown Patch disease which affects and of better quality. Crop increases of gplf greens and such devastating gladiolus common. diseases as hard from 10 to 15% are rot and scab. One pound treats 16 to 20 bushels of seed. 2 oz. tin- $ .50 5 lb. tin . 11.75 tin. .50 5 lb. tin 8.00 1 lb. tin- 2.50 25 lb. pail 46.25 $ tin. 1.75 25 lb. pail 31.25 100 lb. drum- -$220.00

SEMESAN, JR. NEW IMPROVED CERESAN POB SEED COBN A NEW I.OW COST GBAUT Applied by the simple dusting operation DISINFECTANT at the rate of 2 oz. to each bushel of seed corn, Semesan, Jr., offers the cheapest and Costs only 1 % to 2V3 cents per bushel. most effective form of disease insurance. Unusually effective in controlling bunt or It IS especially effective in controlling stinking smut of wheat, covered smut and seed-borne infections of diplodia, Gibber- stripe of barley and oat smuts. Frequently eila and Basisporium, without harming the improves the stand and yield of grain 1 to seed embryo in the least. 5 bushels per acre. Easily and quickly ap- Its use protects the seed from rotting in plied by 20 revolutions of seed treater or 3 ground and makes possible earlier planting. turnings with a shovel. Seed should be 4 oz. tin_ 5 .50 5 lb. tin $7.00 treated 24 hours before planting. Does not 1 lb. tln_ 1.50 25 lb. pail 31.25 reduce drilling rate nor damage drill. One pound treats 32 bushels of wheat, oats, or barley. Prices: 1 lb. tin, 75c; 5 lb. tin, $3.00. RED ARROW INSECT SPRAY ONE SPOT FLEA TABZOTTS USES KILLER Bed Arrow kills: Aphids, One Spot is so called because (Plant Lice), Mealy Bugs, it requires application only on Squash Bugs, Rose Chafers, Leaf one spot to kill all the fleas on Hoppers, Aster Beetles, the animal. Place on the skin Beetles, Elm Leaf Mexican under the hair. Bean Beetles, Japanese Bee- tles, Striped Cucumber Bee- One Spot is absolutely harm- tles, 12 Spot Cucumber Bee- less even if applied all over the tles, 12 Spot Dahlia Beetles, animal or eaten by it. "White Flies, Stable Flies, Po- Packages, 1 oonce 25c tato Beetles, Red Spiders, ( DOES NOT REPEL Packages, 3 ounce 50c Fern Caterpillars, Cut Worms, ) Cabbage Loopers, Harlequin Cabbage Bugs, Fall Web Worms, Thrips, Celery Leaf Tier, and many other insects. TRIOGEN The All-Purpose Spray 1 oz., 35c; pt., $1.00; 1 pt., $2.00; 1 qt., $3.70; 1 gal. $12.00. Vi Controlling Black-Spot, Mildew, Blight, Sucking and Chew- ing Insects. (A) Small kit (makes 4 gals.) $1.50 . . . New Ever Green Spray greatly simplifies insect con- (B) Medium kit (makes 16 gals.) . 4.00 trol for home gardeners. It (C> Large kit (makes 32 gals.) 6.00 6REEN does away with complicated EVERCVS'^ and confusing instructions. SPRAY Provides you with one prod- FUNTROGEN uct that will take care of 95 A liquid spray for the control of Mildew and Black-Spot. per cent of the insect trou- Invisible on the foliage and blooms. bles in home gardens. It Is the most important Vz pt. 75c; pt. $1.25; qt. $2.00; Vz gal- $3.50; gal. $6.00. advance in insecticide manufacturing since the discovery of pyrethrum as a toxic agent. TEROGEN 1 oz. bottles- -$ .35 Soil disinfectant. Destroy Insect Pests and Disease before they can attack. 6 oz. bottles- - 1.00 1 lb. 75c 2 lbs. $1.25; 5 lbs. $2.75; 10 lbs. S4.75.

16 oz. bottles- _ 2.00 DISINFECTANT 1 gallon cans- _ 12.00 DEODOBANT ANTISEPTIC Formerly Avenarias Car- B-K is a powerful ARROW CARBOLINEUM bolinemn—Made in U.S.A. non-poisonous germicide with ten times FBESEBVES WOOD EVEBTWHEBE the germ-destroying against rot and decay, adding at least 100 per cent to the life power of undiluted of fence posts, poles, sills, floors, bridge timbers, porches and carbolic acid, yet con- to wood embedded in concrete. tains no poison, acid, CAPACITY nor oil. It is fed in drinking water to calves, little pigs and COVEBING poultry. 350 square feet per gallon on dressed timber. 250 square per gallon on rough lumber. Tt is a powerful solvent of all protein matter such as feet casein milk 100 square feet per gallon on shingles. solids on utensils, dead tissue, pus and mucus in animal tissue. Second coat only requires one-third or one-fourth the It penetrates and dissolves these; destroys chemically the germs that cause the trouble, cleans sufaces quantity for first coat. of utensils; cleans and heals tissues of animals. It is ideal KrLi:.S HITES IK FOTTZiTBY HOUSES for colds, roup, flu, etc.. in birds, and similar diseases ac- quired throats noses of animals. 1-gallon can $1.75 5-gallon can $7.00 through mouths, and 10-oz. Bottle $0.50 1-gal. Bottle $2.00 1-qt. Bottle - .90 .i-gal. Carboy 8.50

DR. HESS FLY CHASER B K POWDER Small Size $0.75 T,ars-p Size 1.50 Drives flies away. One application lasts six hours. Prevents milk slump. Keeps cattle and COW-EASE horses contented during the fly season. Most BEI^IEVES CATTIiE AND HOBSES FBOM FI.IES

tr.nl.. enl.. f)Oc: 1 gnl . ^ gnl.. S7.25. humane idea of the age. Its use during sum- ^ GOc: S1.50; mer months will Insure good profits. GRADE 1 CREOSOTE OIL GUARANTEED. 1 gal. $1.50, 5 gals. $7.00. 1 -Gallon Can- $1.00. S-Gallon Can... $4.50.

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REID CORRUGATED MILK COOLER SHARPLES CREAM SEPARATOR No. 3 350 lbs. per hour ..$65.00 Cooling Width — No. 4—450 lbs. per hour - 75.00 capacity in of Capacity of No. 6— 650 lbs. per hour - 85.00 gals, per hr. body reservoir Price No. 1.-. 45 12 in. 5% gals. $31.50 No. 2 55 15 in. 8 gals. 35.00 THE BOSS SEPARATOR No. 3 65 18 in. 9 gals. 38.00 No. 4 80 21 in. 11 gals. 43.00 VENTILATING AND AERATINa CREAM SEPARATOR MILK BOTTLES In the Boss Dilutors or Water These bottles are made by a factory Mixers the milk and water is mixed devoted especially to bottle making. The together or, in other words, the water is poured right into the glass is clear flint. This makes a bottle milk so as to chill it instantly and cause the that the milk shows up to the best ad- cream to raise in about one hour. vantage. They are made to stand the In ordering a separator of this rough usage of the street delivery and kind, be sure and order one that will collection on routes, and washing and hold twice the amount of milk that sterilizing in the dairy house. These you wish to put into it, so as to make allowance for water. bottles are made with a long neck, and will show a deep cream line. No.—Sizes Prices

Quart Pint % Pint 6—• S gal., holds 4 gals. milk.. $4.80 7 12 gal., holds 6 gals. milk. . 5.60 One dozen $1.00 $0.75 $0.60 — One gross 8 —16 gal., holds 8 gals. milk.. 6.40 9.75 9 ^20 7 25 5.85 — gal , holds 10 gals. milk. . 7.20 10—24 gal., holds 12 gals. milk. . 8.00

MILK BOTTLE CAPS THE BOSS CREAM SEPARATOR The Boss Cream Separator consists of a water vessel containing one or more milk vessels fastened together with our Patent Can Attachment. Height Width Weight No. 1— 2% gal. milk vessel— 18 In. 13 in. 14 lb. S 7.20 No. 2— 4 gal. milk vessel 20 in. 15 in. 17 1b. 8.00 The great convenience of this No. 3 — 6 gal. milk vessel 22 in. 17 in. 20 lb. 8.80 cap will be appreciated, as it is No. 4— 8 gal. milk vessel 24 in. 18 in. 22 lb. 9.60 made with a lift to take the cap No. 5—10 gal. milk vessel 28 in. 18 in. 24 1b. 10.80 out. This prevents spilling the milk, or having to use anything to pry it out. THE DESHLER R. F. D. These caps are made from 40- and Sides Made point thor- Top — thick board, and are No. 20 gauge gal- oughly paraf- of waterproofed with vanized steel. fine. Boor Made of No. thousand $0.75 — One 18 gauge galvanized 3.50 Five thousand steel, the bottom edge double back upon itself for a distance of three inches. Fits snugly over the curled DOMINION DAIRY AND edge of opening and is weather proof. HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER Bottom—Made of No. 20 gauge galv. steel. An improved cleanser and purifier for Palse Bottom—Made of No. 22 gauge gal- all dairy and household purposes. Just the thing for Churns, Pails and any- vanized steel. thing used in dairies. For household Inside Measurements long, use, laundry work, all kitchen use, —23% in. 13% house-cleaning, public buildings, hotels in. high, 11 in. wide. and factories. Weiffht—350 lbs. per single Dissolves with greatest ease in either doz., packed in Delivery Mail $1.25. hot or cold water, and rinses off per- cartons. Price $3.00. Smaller Curb Box fectly clean without leaving a soapy scum. Frlce: 5-lb. bag, 35c.; 25-lb. bag, $1.50 "FROST KING" STEEL FRAME FREEZER Is a single-motion freezer, and is accordingly sold at a lower price. It is of high-grade construction. The mechanism is very easy to operate, and the can being of the narrow model type makes the freezing very "SNOW BALL" FREEZER rapid. The Sizes 4-qt. 6-qt. 8-qt. Has three motions. Retail Prices $4.40 $5.50 $7.30 can revolves from right to left, the outer beater from left to right, the two wood scrapers removing the frozen cream from the sides with the unfrozen cream in the center, and throws all back to the side to be again frozen and removed by the scrapers. The continuous action of the can and two beaters moving in opposite directions keep the cream ever changing position, producing in about three minutes a very smooth, well- beaten, velvety cream. Virginia R-C-W white cedar, bound with electric welded wire hoops. Fitted with 2-Quart Special new cross bar lock and reinforced cross bar. stamped Steel Prame

Sizes 2-qt. 3-qt. 4-qt. 6-qt. 8-qt. Price $1.60 each Retail Prices- $3.30 $4.00 $4.85 $5.95 $7.95 Weight 7 lbs. each

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It is made of thoroughly Baltimore Favorite Churn seasoned material. It is CEDAR CYLINDER finished smooth inside as well as outside. The iron CHURN ring- head is strong and a number of Cylinder liable to break. The There are not the market sold at a bails are fastened to the Churns on lower price, but they are made of iron ring. pine or other inferior wood, while We furnish pulleys for these are all of selected cedar, power. Prices extra, ac- free of knots. to size desired. cording No. 1 gallons $4.00 in — 2% Directions for using No. 2 4 gallons 4.75 Churn. — each No. 3 — 7 gallons 5.50 No. 4—10% gallons 6.25

To ® b£ LAFAYETTE BUTTER PRINTER 3 $12.16 $7.60 This is also self- 5 13.76 8.60 gauging. Intended 7 15.36 9.60 for use in cream- 10 18.56 11.60 eries, but more es- 12 22.58 14.10 pecially for r e - 17 25.60 16.00 printing. Very sim- 25 48.80 30.50 ple and handy. 12-inch Single Pul- Either pound or leys with Trunnions half pound, with for above List, $7.00. table, $33.00. Retail, $4.25. Pulley Either pound or only. List Price, $4.00. half pound, with- Retail, $2.50. Trunnion out table, $15.50. onlv. List, $3.00. Re- Extra for initial tail, $1.75. or monogram, $1.50

These Churns can be equipped to run by an Electric Motor. The outfit consists of a 16" grooved pulley and shaft for churn and a 16" grooved pulley and shaft to go on frame and two 62" V. belts less motor. List $24.00 $15.00 Vi H. P. Motor is recommended. REID'S BUTTER Cotton Pads for Sanitary Milk Strainers These pads are cut round to fit in the strainer and are a necessity in producing clean milk. WORKER They fit the Sanitary Strainer, as listed on page 71. 300 in carton, 6-inch $1.00. eVs-inch $1.20 PERFECTION ANTI-COW KICKER No Chain or Cutting-Edge Parts to Lacerate, Bruise or Inside Blemish the Cow's Leg. No. Measurement Retail Price. 4—14x24x21/2 in. $12.00 3—17x27x21/2 in. 14.00 2—20x36x21/2 in. 16.50 1—23x36x2% in. 19.00 The grapple or hook parts are made from a special size round steel, so shaped and arranged to prevent torturing or injuring the animal's leg. Price $1.25 BUTTER MOULD ASEPTIC MILKING TUBES SEELEV rOB cows WITH SORE TEATS. PATTERN Insert one in the teat and the milk will flow. Furnished with Sheaf of Wheat. Movable block. % pound 65c. Self Retaining- Tnlie, 25c. 1 pound 85c.

RICE'S CALF WEANERS Baltimore Pattern A^SO FREVEKTS COWS FROIS Hand-Made StXCKING THEISSEI^VES. Butter Mould No. 1 For Calves. Retail — Print is Price $ .50 This Butter hand-made out of solid hardwood, and is No. 2 —F o r Heifers. Retail 75 put together with Price brass screws, making it indestructible. Be- No. 3—For Cows. Retail ing a two-piece print Price , 1.00 makes it very handy to use. y2 lb Sheaf of Wheat Print, $1.25; 1 lb. Slieaf of Wheat SHAW'S CALF I>rlnt, $1.50. 1^, lb. Special Print, Carved WEANERS with Initial, $2.50; 1 lb. Special Print, The SHAW'S CALF 'WEANER is Carved with Initial, thoroughly practical. The action $2.75. is entirely in the basket, it bein hinged to the end of the nose piece. The basket is made of PHILADELPHIA PATTERN MOULD wire, with extra heavy galvanized poiuid bars running through. The halter Philadelphia Pattern, % ô"S2 IMiiladelphia Pattern, 1 pound •^•"U that goes over the neck is made of solid leather, and can be ad justed to suit the calf's head. SPADES Prices: Ko. l, 50c. No. 2, 65c. LADLES AND 15c. No. 1 Butter Ladle 25c. No. 3, 80C. 4x12 Butter Spade GRIFFITH Cr TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. 71 SANITARY FISH MOUTH MILK STRAINERS MARYLAND NEW PATTERN DAIRY PAIL SANITABT Approved and Milk strainer MILK CANS recommended by is made from State Dairy In- heavy steel Furnished with spectors. Used pressed in one our new Umbrella exclusively b y piece, has Cover, with seam- many large and heavy remov- less rim welded to practical Dairy- able perforated top. The malleable men. Made from steel well tin- Iron handle on the finest charcoal ned discs, be- Cans we stock are plate. One piece tween which retinned stationary, m a k - top or you use the Sanitary cotton filter pads. Ing the Can Han- hood. Steel Ball. This is the heaviest and best sanitary dier to handle and Reinforced Ears. strainer made; 12 quarts. Price $1.40 Noiseless In ship- All seams sani- ping. tary soldered In- side and out. BEGUI.AB 20-quart $3.50 FIÂTB STBAXNEBS 40-quart 6.00 ZXZ. EEAVT These milk CBABCOAI^ strainers are extra 12-quart made of $1.50 heavy tin and 14-quart 1.60 wire MILK CANS 1.4-quart brass Seamless Hood Pall 3.50 cloth. They are OR KETTLES warranted not to rust. Finest charcoal DAIRY Frloes: plate. Seamless cover and neck. STRAINER 4-qt._-.$1.00 6-qt... $1.10 10-qt $1.60 Bottom reinforced with steel PAIL band. Heavy Coppered Ball. MILK CAN BRUSHES Sani- steel bail. Natural finish of an excellent grade of durable soldered. Made t a r y Ball wood. Re- solid backs. inforced fibre, very full, with Un- Full capacity ears. questionably the best and most service- $1.15 Handle near bot- 2-quart able Milk Can Brushes on the market. 4-quart 1.25 tom to use when 6-quart 1.40 pouring from 8-quart 1.60 pall. 10-quart 1.80 ZXX. CHAB- 12-quart 2.00 COAI^ FI.ATE 1 6-quart 2.35 14-quart $1.50 20-quart 2.55 MILK PAILS These palls are 4x5 CREAM extra heavy block Ho. 416—Stiff Palmetto, brush part tin, heavy steel Inches, each 40o PAILS ball, coppered. Re- inforced ears with These palls are made two rivets. Should from BA Charcoal plate. not be confused Mirror Finish, are very with cheap tin strong and durable. pails. We furnish them In 12-quart Sanitary two sizes, with or with- Soldered Pails out Gauge or Faucets 95c and with outside lids. 14-quart Sanitary "Without Gauge Soldered Pails 14-Quart No. 08 Stiff Palmetto Fibre, length and Faucet $0.95 $1.00 — 14-quart Seamless Open Pail .$2.70 on face 9 Inches, width on face 6 inches. 20-Quart Without Gauge Each 60o and Faucet $1.15 EZTBA HEAV7 IZZ. BIÔCK TUT 20-Quart With Gauge 12-quart $0.70 14-quart $0.75 and Faucet $2.75 HEAVY FArLS 12-quart .$0.45 14-quart .$0.50 STABLE OR PUSH BROOMS EXTRA HEAVY GALVANIZED PAILS DOUBLE Made from extra heavy sheets, BOTTOM heavy steel bail, strong ears, are hot dipped galvan- CEMENT ized after making, practically 1 n d e - PAIL structible. Heavy reinforced 12-quart $0.55 Galvanized Cement 14-quart __ .65 Pail $1.10 1 6-quart 1.10 Heavy Galvanized FaUs These brooms are of the highest quality. Made with heavy blocks. No. 2860 12-quart -$0.45 —Genuine African Bass, 4 rows 90o WOODEN STABLE BUCKET 14-quart - .60 stable J. I. C. Cedar—Heavy Ironbound bucket. Each $1.60 Factory, Warehouse and Railroad Brooms These brooms are made with heavy steel bands or WELL BUCKETS heads, securely nailed together. By this method of Crown, $1.00 construction It is Impossible for the brooms to work loose on the handles. They Weil Bucket will last longer and give better service than the ordi- Pulleys nary corn broom. No. 223—Japanese Fibre, length~of broom part 14 Inches $0.60 10 In.. _$0.90 No. 221—Japanese Fibre, length of broom part 16 Inches .75 1.00 200 . _ 1.00 No. —All-Corn Heavy Warehouse Broom 12 In.. No. 211—Corn and Bamboo Broom .90

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THE CLIPMASTER Horse The Stewart No. 1 Clipping Bail-Bearing Horse Attachment Clipping Machine "Will fit any Stewart Sheep- 'shearing Machine. Consists of eye spindle and six feet of high quality flexible shaft. Also the famous Stewart clipping head. Can be attached in a few seconds. Owners? of a Stewart Shearing Machine who have horses should have this a t t achment. Packed in box Price $8.25.

Sheep- The CLIPMASTER is extremely substantial in construction Shearing despite its very light weight. All moving parts are scientifically hardened and tempered. Has enclosed bronze bearings Attachment packed in special lubricant, requiring no attention for at least a year. Switch is conveniently located at the back of Por Use on Our A very rigid and very the clipper. The tension is ball bearing and because of its No. 1 and No. 10 extreme accuracy, will clip with much lighter tension than durable machine, weigh- Clipper any other machine ever developed. ing, complete, 36 lbs. This attachment Clipmaster for Horses and Cows $15.00 Gears enclosed in dust- consists of com- Sbearmaster for Slieep 25.0D proof metal box are cut plete No. 5 Stew- from special steel and art Shear head, hardened. Has six-foot, two combs and easy running, flexible four cutters, the THE STEWART NO. 9 BALL-BEARING SHEEP shaft and famous Stew- solid core, univer- art clipping head. sal jointed shaft and cogs, as shown SHEARING MACHINE Price, complete $12.50 here. Weight, Gears are all cut from solid tool steel, are hardened and boxed, 15 pounds. are enclosed in dust-proof metal box. Has large balance Price of complete wheel to assist in easy running. Every joint in the shaft and attachment, as de- shearing head is fitted with ball-bearings. Pitted witli No. 7 scribed, $16.00. 'baU-bearlng' shear, two combs and four cntters. Weig'lit, 50 ponnds. STEWART No. 11 Price $22.95 Improved Grinder Attacb- ment KEYSTONE DEHORNING CLIPPER

The practice of dehorning cattle is coming more into vogue. It is a mercy to the animals. Prevents goring. The blades on the Keystone are made of best steel. No twisting motion or second cut on horn. Parts are all interchangeable, and can be replaced. It is approved by veterinary surgeons and leading dairymen. The horns Attaches to a No. 1 Stewart must go, and or they cannot go too soon. Horse-Clipping Machine Stew- art No. S or No. 9 Sheep-Shearing Clipper with leader and rope, extra blades and screw, Machine. Puts a perfect edge on fully warranted. horse-clipping or sheep-shearing Our special price $18.00 knives. Every user of a horse- Clipper alone, clipping or sheep-shearing ma- onr special price chine should have one. Price. $16.00 S6.75.

OIL CANS HOUSEHOLD LUBRICANT OIL This very fine oil is put up in small oil cans, 14-pint sizes, No. 620 — Cop- adapted for use on perized Steel very convenient to use. It is especially No. 77— sew'ing machines, lawn mowers, hinges and locks. Mowing Machine 20c Straight Oiler. 1,4 -pint cans Spout. No. 620 — Bent Bent Spout. or Straight G. b T. CO.'S PERFECTION SEPARATOR OIL No. 77— Spout. This oil is put up expressly for the use of separators, and we recommend it to users of all hand machines, it being a oil These light oil and having a very low cold test. cans are made 1-quart can 3M).40 1-gallon can $1.25 from Cold li -gallon can 75 5-gallon can 5.00 Rolled Steel and have Clock Spring Steel Bottoms. MICA AXLE GREASE This is the highest quality of Axle Grease Price, and contains ground mica, which forms a coating on the axle and makes a perfectly smooth eacb, surface. After this surface is formed you need use only half as much Mica as of any 15c other axle grease. $0.15 10-lb. Pail $1-25 40 25-lb. Pail 2.75

Ai;Xi PBXCES IN CATAIlOO SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOTTT NOTICE. GRIFFITH b TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. 73 THE UNIVERSAL MEAT CHOPPER UNIVERSAL LARD AND FRUIT PRESS

The Universal is the most perfect meat chopper on the market. AND SAUSAGE STUFFER The feed screw is so constructed that it feeds the meat to the knives without mashing- it. The knives PRICES. work against the plate giving a No. 44 4 quarts. .$10.50 good clean cut, producing the best — grade of chopped meat. No. 66—6 quarts . . 11.50 No. 88—8 quarts . . 12.50 $5.00 No. 331- This Macliine is an un- an 5.25 excelled I^ard Press, No. 333- equally good Sausage Stuffer, is also ex- 304- 8.75 and No. tensively used for pressing the juices fruit Stufflng Attachment for from for making jelly, etc. Nos. 331 and 333- 1.00 The Universal Press has many advantages over Stuffing Attachment for the old style press. It 1.15 No. 304 is rigid and strong, and is more easily handled THE UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER because it is lighter. Chops all kinds of meat, raw or cooked, and all kinds of fruits and vegetables. VIRGINIA HOME CAN SEALER No. 0, small family, 3 cutters $1.65 No. 1 1.95 With this Virginia Home Can Sealer it is as easy and KEYSTONE cheaply for you to do just as good canning FOOD CHOPPER in your own kitchen as if you had the fin- No. 10, weight 3% pounds, will est canning plant in chop 1% pounds meat per minute. the world. In fact, Price, each $1.20 you would have as good equipment only No. 20, weight 4% pounds, will on a small inexpen- chop 2 pounds meat per minute. .''ive scale with the ad- Price, each $1.35 ditional advantage of No. 30, weight 6% pounds, will having absolutely chop 3 pounds meat per minute. fresh-picked products Price, each $1.80 to start with. No. 40 $2.35 Price -$18.00 No. 45 _ 2.35 Stuffing attachment for No. 20 or 30 Chooper 85o PELOUZE DAIRY OX BALLS BULL SCALE RINGS Graduated by Tenths of a Found. GUARANTEED ACCURATE 2% - in. Copper Made to comply with Departments of Rings . . .45c Weights and Measures. Large Circular with distinct, black figures 3 - inch Copper Brass Dial, and graduations. Rings . . .50c Heavy Bull No. D 40 —Capacity, 40 lbs $4.75 No. D 60—Capacity, 60 lbs 5.00 Ring . . .$1.60 Pair 40c MILK BOTTLE BASKET Hill's Hog Ringer These baskets are made from the best Price 25c grade of fiat and round steel wire. The HOG SNOUT CUTTER, welded joints make them the same as one Price $2.00 piece, hence all strain and shocks are dis- tributed over the entire body. FIG RINGS 20c 6 bottles $1.75 8 bottles $2.00 SHOAT RINGS 20c HOG RINGS, box. . .20c PARCHMENT BUTTER PAPER It can be used in all cases where wax paper, tin foil or muslin has been adopted, and in many cases where these cannot, for preserving goods from the effects of moisture, etc. In sheets 24x3 6, or can furnish the paper cut in the following sizes without extra charge: 6x9 for half pounds, 9x12 for one pound, and 10x15 for two pounds. Price, 25c per pound. By mail 35c. FLOATING GLASS DAIRY THERMOMETERS

SLIDING KRAUT CUTTER Price, 50c each.

WELL'S & RICHARDSON CO.'S BUTTER COLORING Put up in four sizes. Sliding Kraut Cutter wltb Two, Three or Pour Knives. Small size to color 500 lbs $ .35 No. 9B—2 Knives, 8x26 inches $1.75 Medium size to color 1,250 lbs 65 No. lOB—3 Knives, 8x26 inches . 2.00 Large size to color 2,800 lbs 1.00 No. 65-— 3 Knives, 9x30 inches . 3.00 Gallon cans 5.0O No. 80— 4 Knives, 13%x40 inches 6.00 35c. and 65c. size by mail add 15c. for postage and packing.

Alili PRICES IN CATAIiOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. 74 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. PACE LAWN FENCE PERFECTION FABRIC Page Lawn Fence is designed especially to protect and beau- ECONOMY FABRIC tify your property. It harmonizes with its surroundings and adds dignity and a feeling of privacy to your dwelling. Page Lawn Fence not only protects your property but also affords excellent protection for your children. Its construction is such that there is no foothold for children to climb over and it is dog, cat and chicken proof. Xiawn Fence is made of No. 9 heavy galvanized wire spacing between uprights at the bottom, being 1% inches, and at the top 2% inches; the cables are of heavily galvanized wire, spaced about six inches apart, except the two at top, which are spaced 2% inches apart, furnished regularly in rolls of 200 feet. Any length cut to order. FBZCE OF FEBFECTIOH PBXCE OF ECOKoanr FENCZZrO'

. List, Per Our List, Per , . „ , Onr Height Height 100 Ft. Frlce 100 Ft. Price 36 inches $14.20 9V4C 6 inches $19.56 13o 3 42 Inches 16.04 10140 42 inches 21.64 14o 48 inches 17.88 48 inches 24.88 16o 60 inches 24.38 16c PERFECTION GATES The frames are made of high-grade heavy steel tubing, and are regularly finished in galvanized frames. Filling of these gates is the regular Perfection Fence Fabric, described at top of page, and as shown by illustrations the gates have ornamental scroll tops. In giving the dimensions of gates, state first the height, and then the width. The width of these gates means the distance between the posts. The factory makes proper allowance for hinges and latch. WAIiK GATES SXHCIiE DBTTE GATES DOT7BZ.E DBIVE GATES Oar Our Oar Our Our Our Ht. Width rist Special Ht. Width 1.1st Special Ht. Width ZilSt Special In. Ft. Frice Price Ft. Price Price In. Ft. Frlce Frlce 36 3 $4.96 $3.20 $12.10 $7.60 36 8 $11.84 $7.30 42 3 5.18 3.30 12.36 7.75 42 12.12 7.60 48 3 5.38 3.45 12.62 7.90 48 12.40 7.75 36 3% 5.18 3.30 10 14.14 8.85 36 10 13.80 8.65 42 3% 5.38 3.45 10 14.44 9.05 42 10 14.08 8.85 48 3% 5.60 3.55 10 14.72 9J20 48 10 14.36 9.00 36 4 5.38 3.45 12 16.18 10.15 36 12 15.76 9.85 42 4 5.60 3.55 12 16.46 10.30 42 12 16.06 10.05 48 4 5.80 3.70 12 16.80 10.50 48 12 16.36 10.25

GENERAL PURPOSE FARM GATES The frame is made from heavy I14 inch outside dimension tubing. The wire filling is Heavy Galvanized No. 9 \\"oven Wire. The frames are Galvanized, and electrically welded at the joints thus insuring a gate that will not sag or twist out of alignment. In addition the gates are strengthened by internal braces. The fabric is actually woven into the frame and not simply tied in with a lace wire. Distance Between Posts Height 10 Ft. 12 Ft, 48 Inches $8.55 $9.75 54 Inches 9.00 10.25

PAGE POULTRY GATE The gate for poultry enclosures where a small opening is desired. The wires are spaced close enough to hold back the smallest chicks Frames are of 1-^-inch tubular steel with No. 121/2 gauge gal-"anized filler. Distance between posts—3% ft. List Retail 48 inches in height -$5.56 $3.50 58 inches in height 6.00 3.75 72 inches in height . 8.46 5.30

TRELLIS This trellis carries the general style of Perfection Fencing. It is extremely strong, embracing beauty and adaptability. Cut in any length desired. Our Width List Price Our Price 18 inches 12c 8c 24 inches 14c 9o

PERFECTION FLOWER-BED GUARD IS inches and 12 inches above ground. Has 3 cables of two No. 13 wires. Has No. 9 crimped uprights. All heavy galvanized pickets project for insertion in ground. Requires no posts. Can be cut to length to any bed. It provides protection against dogs and chickens. Foot 18 inches above ground, our list price 12c Oar special price 8c 12 Inches above ground, our list price- 10c Our special price 7c

ALL PBICES IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE GRIFFITH b TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. 75 1155 PACE CENERAL PURPOSE FENCE The Name PAGE to Pence is What Sterling Means to Silver The Page Steel and Wire Company steadily maintains a quality so high that its fence has always been a standard by which good fence is judged. As a result of this policy the first small building has grown into an immense plant covering many acres. Page Fence has been serving its owners honestly and faithfully for many years. To you. Page offers a long-time investment that will pay dividends in service and utility long after ordinary fence has passed into discard. Approx. 12-inch Approx. Weight Stays, Weight 6-inch Style Height in Per Rod, Retail Price, Per Rod, Stays, Retail No. Inches Pounds Per Rod Pounds Price per Rod 1155 55 12.2 $0.61 16.7 $0.86 1047 47 10.9 .55 14.8 .75 939 39 9.7 .49 13.1 .68 832 32 8.6 .44 11.4 .58 726 26 7.5 .39 9.8 .50 ACTUAI. SIZE OF WIRES Intermediate Top Bar. Bars 11 Bottom Bar

PACE POULTRY AND CARDEN FENCE It is an ideal fence against poultry and small animals. The spacing is graduated from 1% inches at the bottom to 5% inches at the top, as shown by the illustration and the distance between the stays or uprights is 6 inches. It is a great favorite. Furnished regularly in rolls containing 10 rods or 165 lineal feet. Distance Approx. Style Between Height, Weight Retail Price No. Stays Inches per Rod per Rod

2371 6 73 11.4 $0.74 2160 6 58 10.3 .68 1949 6 48 9.2 .62 1635 6 35 7.6 .49 ACTUAI. SIZE OF WIRES Top Wire No. 11 Intermediate Wires. No. 14^ Stay Wires No. 14J4 Bottom Wire..No. 11 CATTLE FENCE This is an ideal horse and cattle fence and is used largely for division fences. The stays are 12 inches apart, and we do not recommend its use for hogs. The top bar is No. 9, the bottom No. 9, the intermediate bars are No. 11 and the stays are No. 11 wire. 12-inch Stays. Style Height in Approx. Weight Retail Price POSTS Number Inches per Rod, Pounds per Rod SWEET'S STEEL FENCE This Vear's Best Seller 949 49 10.3 $0.53 A special high carbon steel post of ex- 845 45 9.3 .47 treme rigidity, for all types of fence con- 635 35 7.2 .38 struction. The design of these posts is a flang'ed leg channel section which assures maximum strength from an extraordinar- CALVANIZED STEEL FENCE POSTS ily high section modulus. In addition to These posts are neat, strong, durable and easy to actual tests for strength to withstand the erect. They will give you much more and better maximum bending srains of heavy weights service than can be expected of wood posts because and wind loads, these posts are further all being alike in size and quality of material, you satisfying a need apparent to engineers, get benefit of every post in the fence from year to builders, manufacturers and property own- year, while wood posts rot and decay. The line posts ers, for: are strong enough to hold up any wire fencing, and Superior Strength. Attractive Appearance furnish all necessary resistance. The end and corner Maximum Durability Unequalled Economy posts are so strong that they will maintain any wire These posts are heartily recommended for fence made. use with Field Fences of all types—Poul- Approx. try, Garden, Arbor, Residences and Estates. Special Prices Length Weight Plate Nos. in Feet in Lbs. Per Post Sweet's Iilne Post with Grouna Length Weight Price 14 V6 Line Post 5 7.6 $0.49 3 ft. No. 3 4.38 lbs. $0.18 5 ft No. 3 6.63 lbs. .30 9.1 .59 14% Line Post 6 6 ft. No. 3 7.75 lbs. .35 ft. No. 3 8.31 lbs. .40 14% Line Post 6% 9.8 .63 6% 7 ft. No. 3 9.13 lbs. .43 9.69 lbs. .48 14% Line Post 7 10.6 .69 7% ft. No. 3 8 ft. No. 3 10.25 lbs. .50 14% Line Post._ 8 12.1 .75 9 ft. No. 3 11.38 lbs. .60 10 ft. No. 3 12.50 lbs. .65 Junior End Post 6 1.40 End Posts 6 ft. No. 3 19.75 lbs. 1.30 Junior 8 1.85 End Post 7 ft. No. 3 22.26 lbs. 1.40 8 ft. No. 3 24.50 lbs. 1.50 Junior Corner Post 6 2.05 10 ft. No. 3 29.00 lbs. 1.70 Junior Corner Post 2.75 Comer and Two-Way Brace Posts 6 ft. No. 3 32.00 lbs. 2.75 Ball Top for Posts- .20 7 ft. No. 3 35.64 lbs. 3.00 8 ft. No. 3 39.00 lbs. 3.25 Driving Caps for Line Posts_ .50 10 ft. No. 3 45.75 lbs. 3.50

AZ.1^ PRICES IN CATAI^OG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE D 76 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. DIAMOND MESH POULTRY NETTING 'COTTAGE" LAWN AND GARDEN FENCE The wire we ofEer is No. 20, double twist, 2-inch mesh thoroughly galvanized. Sold in bales of 150 running feet. Galvanized After Weaving' Inches Sq. Price No. Wide Feet Per Bale 20 12 150 $0.95 20 18 225 1.40 20 24 300 1.80 20 36 450 2.50 20 48 600 3.25 20 60 750 4.00 20 72 900 4.80 Price l^c per square foot in less than bale lots. Staples for fastening, lOc per pound. One Inch Mesh 1-inch Uesh Galvanized after Weaviner Price

No. . 12 in. wide 150 sq. ft. $2.20 per bale

No. . IS in. wide 225 sq. ft. 3.00 per bale

No. . 24 in. wide 300 sq. ft. 4.00 per bale No. 20 36 in. wide 450 sq. ft. 5.40 per bale No. .48 in. wide 600 sq. ft. 7.20 per bale

No. . 60 in. wide 750 sq. ft. 9.00 per bale No. 72 in. wide 900 sq. ft. 10.80 per bale Onr Price, per rod. $1.00 GALVANIZED STEEL WIRE CLOTH 1.50 Made from heavy wire thor- 2.00 oughly galvanized after weaving. 2.50 This insures long life, as every 3.00 part of the wire is coated by the dipping process. Used largely in corn cribs to make them mice and rat proof, also for sieves and fan screens GALVANIZED GATE HINGES and LATCHES and over windows for protection. ^0.30 We carry it in stock in widths No. HI—Walk Gate Hinge Eye 1% in. O. D. 2, 2%, 3 and 4 foot. No. H3—Walk Gate Hinge Eye 1% in. O. D. -25 The word mesh means number No. H7—Post Hinge Hook 2 in. O. D. .50 of meshes to the inch (2x2, 2 to the inch: 4x4 mesh, 4 to the inch, No. H9—Heavy Post Hinge Hook 2% in. O. D. .75 etc.) Full rolls contain 100 run- No. C105—2 Way Latch 2% in. O. D. .75 ning feet. No. C102— 2 Way Complete Latch 2 in. O. D. .50 PBICE. Less Than Pig Ear Latch 2 in. O. D. .80 Rolls. Full Rolls. Full Pig Ear Latch 2V^in. O. D. .90 2x2 Mesh, per sq. ft. $0,041^ $0.05 3x3 Mesh, per sq. ft O414 .051^ Spring Latch for Walk Gate .60 4x4 Mesh, per sq. ft .04% .06 Spring Latch for Drive Gate .65

REMOVABLE STEEL Trash Burner or Consumer FOLDING CLOTHES DRYER CLOTHES-LINE POST The best way to dispose of your waste paper and This Is the best folding rubbish is to burn dryer to be had. it in a Consumer. Takes up but Avoids danger and little space in yard. Spruce helps to keep the arms and post, yard and lawn japanned cast- clean from litter. ings. 13-foot snread—130-foot rope. No. 4—20 In. dia., Economy Clothes Dryer $6.00 33 in. high $3.75

No. 3—17 in. dia., 28 In. high $2.90 LOTT STRETCHER

The Improved "Neverslip" Stretcher

AM. s. a W. CO. Complete with base.. „$2.75 Clamp Bars made of reinforced half- oval iron to keep wire from slipping. Lott Stretcher furnished complete except Lever. Use for this purpose an old The Neverslip Stretcher no teeth WIRE STRETCHER has piece of pipe or lever cut from wood. to cut or injure wire. Simple and strong Price $10.00 in construction. Made of strong, Malle- able Iron and will last a lifetime. One man operates it, and both hands are left BARBED WIRE No. 1, price $1.75 to drive staple. Price $1.60 Write for Prices

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CERTAIN-TEED ROOFING Certain-teed 4-Width Shingle These shingles, when properly .guaranteed laid, offer — 5, 10 or 15 years for No. 1, weather protection Blue-Black, in 2 or 3 respectively—backed by the responsi- Red or Green. all climates. They are bility of the World's greatest and biggest unaffected by atmos- pheric Roofing and Building changes or by Mills. The Certain- heavy rain or snow. teed label on this Roofing stands for a defi- Extreme heat or cold nite guaranteed service a protection will not materially — for cause you. them to expand Why try to save a dollar or two by or contract. As an putting on a cheap Roof that is not guar- insulator they keep anteed when you can buy the house cooler in Certain-teed for summer and warmer just a little more money and get much longer in winter. service on your Roof. In the long run it's Marked exactly 4 less expensive to buy Certain-teed. inches from the butt for spacing. No. 1, 108 square feet $1.50 Weight about 196 No. 2, 108 square feet 1.95 lbs. Size 10x36 inches. No. 3, 108 square feet 2.35 Put up two packages per square. No. 4, 108 square feet 2.80 Guaranteed 10 years; per square $6.30 GUARD ROOFING GUARD (Special QuaUty) CERTAIN-TEED STRIP SHINGLES This roofing is offered as a good average SI.ATE SURFACED quality product. It will give good service on the roof. Where the highest quality roofing is not necessary this product is recommended.

No. 1—Light, about 35 lbs., per square $1.40 No. 2—Medium, about 45 lbs., per square ^. 1.80 No. 3—Heavy, about 55 lbs., per square 2.15 COBFORAI^ (Competition Quality) Not a quality product. Made to meet price competition. Should be sold only where price Is the principal consid- BED, BIi'UE BI^ACE AND GREEN eration. These shingles possess all the durability, attractiveness, weather protection and fire-resisting qualities of the modern >^o. 1—Light, about 35 lbs., per square—_-$1.30 isphalt shingle—plus 50 per cent, or more saving in the cost No. 2—Medium, about 45 lbs., per square— 1.65 of application, because they can be laid so quickly. No. 3—Heavy about 55 lbs., per square 2.00 Four shingles laid at a time—no spacing—no chalk line— one-half less nails—one-half less nail holes—four-fifths lesa cracks—no painting—no repairs. CERTAINTEED STRIP SHINGIiES are water-proofed, with SLATESURFACED ROLL ROOFING pure refined asphalt. The wearing surface is natural chipped slate in handsome blue-black red and green colors. The colors Certain-teed Extra Quality Price, per square $6.60 BI.UZ:-BI.ACK, RED, OR GREEN Weigrlit, 90 lbs., Guaranteed 10 years, per square $2.65 CERTAIN-TEED HEXAGONAL SHINGLES

36" MAJOR REGULAR QUALITY 'H — BI.UZ:-BI.ACK, RED, OR GREEN Weight, 80 lbs., Guaranteed 8 "Vears, per square $2.40

SLATER'S FELT 500 square feet rolls, 30 pounds . _ . . $1.20 INSULATING PAPER 500 square feet rolls, 35 pounds $2.25 BEAUTY AND PERMANENCE FOR YOUR ROOF The Certain-teed Hexagonal Slab Shingle is a shingle of ASPHALT FELT beauty and permanence. It is made of highest grade, long- fibered No. 15 Rolls 432 square feet, 65 pounds $2.55 felt, heavily saturated with asphalt, and surfaced — with a rugged coat No. 30—Rolls 216 square feet, 65 pounds „ 2.55 of natural colored crushed slate. This surface cannot fade but will always add the same pleasing touch of color to your home. Price, Blue-Black, Red or Green $5.40 ROSIN SIZE SHEATHING PAPER Color-Blend 5.65 In Rolls of 500 Square Feet Each 20-lb. Sheathing Paper, per roll of 500 square feet $ .65 30-lb. Sheathing Paper, per roll of 500 square feet—_ 1.00 CERTAIN-TEED SPEEDLAY SHINGLES 40-lb. Sheathing Paper, per roll of 500 square feet 1.30 •40"- Galvanized Steel Corrugated Roofing

10 Certain-teed Speedlay Shingles are the very latest in roofing materials gauge open —they satisfy every demand of modern roofing, and 1% and 2 1/2 -inch corrugations, standard 29 they are incnes way ahead of any other shingle on the market. hearth steel thoroughly galvanized. Made in sheets Colors—rich in delightful assortments of pleasingly irregular 25c. a square wide; 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 feet long. 12-foot sheets design, adaptable plam. to the taste of any artist, any architect. extra. Galvanized Ridffe Roll, both in corrugated and Self-spacing, with fewer nails used, moderately priced. No. 28 Gauge, per square $4.50 121/^x40, Weight 200 pounds to square Ridge Roll, Plain, per foot .08 Red Cast, per square $6.60 Ridge Roll, Corrugated, per foot .10 Green Cast, per square 6.60

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III HOUSE PAINTS imel 14 Qts. hi Gals. % Gals. Gals. Gals. Qts. Pts. Pts. Pts. $3.25 $1.70 $0.88 400 Inside Gloss White 814 Orchid $3.60 $1.85 $0.97 $(>.52 $0.32 $0.19 3.05 1.60 .83 401 Silver Gray Jade Green_ 3.60 1.85 .97 .52 .32 .19 3.05 1.60 .83 815 402 Gray Tint 3.60 1.85 .97 .52 .32 .19 3.05 1.60 .83 817 Manchu Red 404 Steel Gray 3.60 1.85 .97 .52 .32 .19 3.05 1.60 .83 818 Powder Blue 408 Light Slate Lettuce Light Blue 3.05 l!60 .83 819 412 Green _ 3.60 1.85 .97 .52 .32 .19 Blue 3.05 1.60 .83 414 820 White .52 .32 .19 415 Royal Blue 3.05 1.60 .83 3.60 1.85 .97 821 Creole Ivory .52 .32 .19 416 Cream 3.05 1.60 .83 3.6O 1.85 .97 822 .97 .52 .32 .19 418 Colonial Ivory — 3.05 1.60 .83 Cream 3.60 1.85 3.05 1.60 .83 823 Aut. Yellow 3.60 1.85 .97 .52 .32 .19 419 Primrose Yellow .19 424 Buff 3.05 1.60 .83 824 Tangerine _ 3.60 1.85 .97 .52 .32 Warm .52 .32 .19 425 Rich Buff 3.05 1.60 .83 827 Azure 3.60 1.85 .97 431 Crimson Red 3.75 1.96 1.00 828 Coronation 434 Golden Brown — 3.05 1.60 .83 Blue 3.60 1.85 .97 .52 .32 .19 435 Bungalow Brown 3.05 1.60 .83 829 Sherwood 437 Brown 3.05 1.60 .83 Green 3.60 1.85 .97 .52 .32 .19 440 Apple Green 3.05 1.60 .83 3.05 1.60 .83 441 Nile Green . Stain—Shingle 1.60 .83 443 Window Blind Green 3.05 5 Gal Cans 1 Gal. Cans 444 Olive Green — 3.05 1.60 .83 Gal. Gal. 1.60 .83 446 Dark Bronze Green 3.05 Bungalow _ $1.30 $1.35 .88 Brown 448 Outside White 3.25 1.70 1.30 1.35 .88 Weathered Brown- 449 Inside White 3.25 1.70 Moss Green 1.50 1.55 Sylvan Green 1.50 1.55 Stain—Varnish 6 Silver Gray _ 1.85 1.90 8 White . 1.85 1.90 600 sq. ft. per Covering capacity about 500 to 9 Light Green — 1.50 1.55 gallon, one coat. Dries dust-free in from 4 to 5 hours and hard overnight. Barn, Bridge and Roof Paint Gals. Qts. Pts. Pts. Pts. 5 Gal. Cans 1 Gal. Cans 30 Ground Gal. Color $2.60 $0.76 D.43 $0.26 $0.17 Gal. 461 Red $1.45 $1.50 31 Mahogany _ 3.40 .95 .52 .31 .19 _ 3.40 .95 .52 .31 .19 462 Green 1.45 1.50 32 Light Oak 466 Bright Red 1.65 1.70 33 Dark Oak 3.40 .95 .52 .31 .19 34 Wlanut 3.40 .95 .52 .31 .19 35 Cherry Red_ 3.40 .95 .52 .31 .19 VARNISHES 3 6 Golden Oak- 3.40 .95 .52 .31 .19 Covering capacity of all varnishes from 600 to 700 sgnare feet per g'allon, one coat. Flat Wall Paint Universal Varnish Covering capacity, one coat, about 700 sq. ft. Unexcelled for all general interior and exterior per gallon on smooth plaster, and about 500 to purposes. This varnish is a very superior product and gives satisfaction in all Its many uses. Gals. %Gal3. Qts. % % Pts. 470 Pearl Gray .$fl.l5 $1.15 $0.62 Gals. Gals. Qts. Pts. 476 Royal Tan 2.15 1.15 .62 900 Universal 478 French Gray 2.15 1.15 .62 Varnish $4.50 $2.35 $1.25 $0.70 $0.38 479 Old Rose Tint- 2.15 1.15 .62 Floor Varnish 481 Pea Green 2.15 1.15 .62 Dries dust-free In 3 hours, and dry enough 485 Pale Green— 2.15 1.15 .62 overnight to walked upon. 486 Ivorv Tint 2.15 1.15 .62 be 2.15 1.15 .62 488 Bluff Stone Gals. Gals. Qts. Pts. Pts. 489 . 2.15 1.15 .62 Cream 911 Floor Varnish $3.40 $1.80 $0.95 $0.55 $0.31 494 Pink Tint_ 2.15 1.15 .62 .62 495 Light Buff . 2.15 1.15 Interior Spar Varnish Dries dust-free in about 4 hours, and hard In Floor, Porch and Deck Enamel 18 to 20 hours, rubbed in about 72 hours. Covering capacity about 250 to 300 square feet Gals. Gals. Qts. Pts. Pts. per gallon, two coats. 916 Interior Spar_ $3.50 $1.85 $1.00 $0.55 $0.32 Gals. %Gals. Qts. 575 Light Gray ^3.00 $1.60 $0.85 Shellac 579 Medium Lead 3.00 1.60 .85 PAINTABRUSHES Pure Shellac, cut in alcohol. 581 Dark Oak 3.00 1.60 .85 582 Brown - 3.00 1.60 .85 Gals. Gals. Qts. Pts. 583 Dark Mahogany - 3.00 1.60 .85 931 Orange $1.75 $1.05 $0.60 $0.35 585 Light Oak . 3.00 1.60 .85 932 White 2.50 1.35 .80 .43 Certain-teed Asphalt Roof Coating VARNISH BRUSHES 1 in. Harmony Varnish ..$0.15 l-gal. can 62c 5-gal. can $2.35 50-gal. bbl. $18.50 — — 1 % in. Harmony Varnish.. - .25 2 in. Harmony Varnish - .30 Certain-teed Asbestos Roof Coating 2 in. Loyal Varnish - .35 in. Loyal Varnish - .45 l-gal. can 63c 5-gal. can $2.40—50-gal. bbl. $19.50 2% — 3 in. Loyal Varnish _ .65 No. 1 Stag Varnish _ .30 Certain-teed Plastic Cement No. 2 Stag Varnish - .40 No. 3 Stag Varnish - .55 Leaks in new or old roofs of wood, metal, slate, No. 4 Stag Varnish _ .70 tile or prepared roofing may be repaired quickly, easily and permanently with Certain-teed Plastic No. 6 Stag Varnish _ .90 No. 2 Sash . - .15 Cement. It is excellent also for flashing around .20 chimneys, metal cornices and skylights; for re- No. 4 Sash _ lining old gutters and metal valleys; and for use No. 6 Sash - - .30 No. 10 Sash _ .50 at all other points where there are leaks, holes, breaks, or cracks caused by contraction or expan- sion, or where the material has worn out or V/ALL BRUSHES broken away. 3 In. Chlng Wan -90.60 25-lb. pkgs $1.85 3% in. Ching Wan _ .85 1-lb. pkgs $0.1B 50-lb. pkgs 3.00 4 in. Ching Wan - 1.10 5-lb. pkgs .45 275-lb. pkgs 12.70 4 in. O. K. Diamond Wall- - 2.25 10-lb. pkgs .80 450-lb. pkgs 20.50 4 In. Diamond Wall - 2.00

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Narrow American Narrow Champion

5 ft—Our Special Price $1.95 5 ft. —Our Special Price $1.70 5% ft.—Our Special Price.. - 2.15 5% ft. —Our Special Price.. 1.85 6 ft.—Our Special Price _ 2.30 6 ft.—Our Special Price 2.00 WOOD SAWS Ho. 617—Wood brace frame, single rivet, painted red, plain tooth, breasted blade, 2% inches wide. Special price $1.25 No. 523—Wood brace frame, single rivet, selected stock, high finish, painted Wide Back Saws red, jumbo rod tinned, Tuttle tooth, breasted blade, 2% inches wide. Our WIBE AMERICAir TOOTH CHAMPXOir TOOTH special price $1.50 ft.—Our Special Price $3.00 5 ft. —Our Special Price ..$2.65 No. 923—Jumbo rod tinned, Tuttle 5% ft.—Our Special Price 3.30 5% ft. —Our Special Price - 2.90 tooth blade, breasted, 2% inches wide. 6 ft.—Our Special Price 3.60 6 ft.—Our Special Price - 3.15 Double brace, double riveted. Painted vermilion and varnished. Our special Price of Cross-Cnt Saw is Without Handle. Climax Handles, 40c per Fair price $1.55 NO. 700 WITH TILTING TABLE ONE MAN CROSS-CUT SAW Built specially for sawing poles and cord wood with ease and in fastest time. Mandrel of finest cold rolled ' steel. Ifff in. diameter, 49 in. long—fitted for saw with 1% in. hole. Fly- wheel is accurately machined Champion—3 ft. $2.00, 3^^ ft. $2.30, 4 ft. $2.60 and carefully balanced, 10% in. FORDSON FARM-ALL AND McCORMICK- diameter, weight 65 pounds. Stand- DEERING TRACTOR SAWING OUTFIT ard pulley, size 6x6 in. Special SPECIFICATIONS Self - Aligning Mandrel — Cold rolled steel shafting, 35 Bearings lubricated with inches long, Ij^-inch diameter with arbor ma- securely bolted together. chined for saws having 1%- inch hole. Complete shipping weight, 250 pounds. The mandrel washers are Without Saw Blade.. ..$25.75 With 26-inch Saw.. .$30.25 and 22-ihch _ 29.05 With 28-inch Saw_ _ 31.00 large With Saw a c c u rately With 24-inch Saw .. 29.65 With 30-inch Saw.. .- 31.75 machined. Bearing's— Ball and GRITCO CIRCULAR SAWS socket type. These Saws are the result Self align- and ing. Can be of over 50 years' study adjusted to experience. Absolutely the used take up best steel is invariably wear. and each blade is given a Pulley tough, even temper and per- — all of which is Eight fect tension, inches in essential to the successful diameter running of the saw. The with 6-inch workmanship of these blades crown face. is unequaled. The prices This pulley given are for saws sharpened Price, Including was designed Belt and 30-inch and set. All blades with e s p e c ially 13/3.inch hole. Saw Blade. .$38.50 for use with ^^^^^ our Fordson 22-inch, No. 12 gauge $3.30 Saw Attach- 24-inch, No. 11 gauge— 3.90 ments. 26-inch, No. 11 gauge 4.50 28-inch, No. 10 gauge 5.25 Belt—When specified we furnish a high-grade rubber belt 30-inch, No. 10 gauge— 6.00 15 feet 2 inches long, which gives splendid satisfaction. A simple arrangement is provided for tightening belt when, necessary. CLARK ALL-DAY HEAT UNITS Blade—^When specified we can furnish cordwood blades in any size up to and including 30 inches. They are filed and No Flame—No Smoke—No Odor set, ready for immediate use, and are fully guaranteed. We recommend the 30-inch size, which will be found most sat- PRICES isfactory for average conditions. Per dozen In shipping carton. Ship- ping weight 6% pounds. $1.20. SAW MANDRELS PRICE, $12.00 Per gross—12 cartons in wooden shipping case. Shipping weight 98 pounds. $14.40. Clark All-Day Heat Units are 2% Inches No. 2 Saw Mandrel—made from finest cold- wide by 1% inches rolled steel, 1^" diameter, 49 in. long. Furnished thick by 7 inches long. with 50 lb. flywheel, 6x6" pulley and is turned for saw with 1%" hole.

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Griffith & Turner No. 82 Sickle and Tool Bali-Bearing Grinder

Grindstone The No. S2C Grinder is a simple, compact and serviceable hand-power sickle and tool Tbe G-. 8e T. Ball Bearing" grinder especially suited to Grindstonehas farm work. It can be clamped a combination either to a mower wheel or to steel and hard- a bench. The tool wheel is 4 xl inches. w o o d frame. 14 % Stone c a r e - 83—With Bevel and Flat Tool Wheel $7.00 fully selected 82 With Bevel 6.00 Berea grit. — Wheel Ball - bearing steel jour- nals and axles. Stones usual- TOOL GRINDERS ly furnished vary in thick- Domestic Kitchen Grinder, with ness from 1% smooth stone for sharpening knives $2.25 to 2% inches. No. 24—It is equipped with a 4xl-in. Weight of Grinding Wheel, and is intended for a fix- frame and Household Grinder. Weighs 6 lbs. boxed. tures only 32 Price $3.10 pounds. Ship- p e d knocked No. 25—It is equipped with a 5xl-in. No. 2 Stoue, down unless Grinding Wheel, and will be found a 70-80 pounds, ordered other- very handy tool for mechanics. Weighs each $8.75 wise. If era- 7 lbs. boxed. Price $3.80 No. 3 Stone, ted an addi- 40-50 pounds, tlonal charge No. 26—It is equipped with a 6xl-in. each $8.00 will be made. Grinding Wheel. Weighs 11 lbs. boxed. Price $5.10

ALFALFA GRITCO BELTING BALL-BEARING Alfalfa water - proof belting is a belt woven especially with a view of GRINDSTONE obtaining great tensile strength. Nothing but the finest long, staple cotton is used. is one of the strongest built, and Is practically indestruc- Our List Price tible, price $8.75 2- in., 4-ply, ft. $0.46 $0.18 3- in., 4-ply, ft. .65 .25 4-in., 4-ply, ft. .82 .30 5- in., 5-ply, ft. 1.28 .50 6-in., 5-ply, ft. 1.53 .60 HARVEST KING POWER GRINDSTONE %-in., per ft 3c The frame is constructed of RAW-HIDE BELT LACING %-in., per ft 4c heavy angle steel strongly %-in., per ft 5c braced. It is equipped with high-grade selected Grindstone 24 in. by 2 in., furnished with BALING TIES 12-in. pulley with 2% -in. face, and heavy steel roller bearings, drip cup and hand cranks. The frame is shipped folded complete, stone crated, to save SHrCXiB LOOP BAI.E TIES—9% ft.. No. 14 $1.90 freight. Weighs about 125 lbs. SINGI.Z: LOOP BALE TIES—9% -ft.. No. 15 1.75 Price, regular, which includes AN-NEALED BALIKG WIRE—Nos. 11, 12, 13, 14. and 16 24 in. by 2 in. Stone, 12 in. x always on hand at lowest market prices on application. 2% in. Pulley, Hand Crank, Special prices in q.nantity to Thresliermen and Balers. and Drip Cup $13.50 EXTRAS Trough 1.75 CAST GRINDSTONE FIXTURES Treadle, Pitman and Bearing 1,75

LOOSE GRINDSTONES

We carry a full line of loose stones.

Prices: From 40 lbs. to 200 lbs., per lb. 5c. Under 40 lbs., per lb., 5V^c. Over 200 lbs., per lb., 6c. 15-in., per set 17-in., per set. 19-in., per set AI.I. PRICES IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. —

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No. 20-2 BARN DOOR HANGER NO. 25 TROLLEY ROLLER BEARING STEEL BARN DOOR HANGER

Has two adjustments vertical and lateral. Has re- turn apron. (See cut). Pen- dant 9 inches long, 31/2 in. wide, 3-16 inch thick. Sixit- aTjle for doors 2 to 3 inches thick and weighing from 400 to 600 lbs. Made to run on No. 31 track. A pair of hang'ers consists of two hangers and carriers, one right and one left-hand bracket, complete with screws for hangers and lag screws for brackets. Hang'ers and track sold separately. When ordering always give thickness of door, exact width of opening and state whether for single or double door. Per Pair $3.00 No. 31 Track, per foot 25

TROLLEY TRACK AND TRACK HANGERS No. 31 Trolley Track is made from 16-gauge steel. The square shape in which it is made gives it great strength. The trolley is entirely inclosed inside of track, making it weather-

proof. 4, 6, S and 10-foot lengths. For doors weighing up to 300 Per Foot 25c l">iincls. 2% -inch steel wheels, steel Extra Single Brackets for Trolley Track, M'Uer bearings, 6-inch apron. For each 21c iloors 1% to 2% inches thick. Packed Double Brackets, each ._ 70c iiiie pair of iiangers with bolts, one joint and two end brackets. Hangers adjustable, vertical and lateral. 8% iiounds per pair. FLEXIBLE HINGE Price $2.75 No. 31 Tracfe, per foot .25 BARN DOOR HANGER ANTI FRICTION BARN DOOR HANGER No.2 No. 843. FBICE, PER PAIR, $1.25 The door can be swung out 114 in. Track, per foot, 12o from the bottom at any angle. The flexible feature allows the top of the door to move away from the building at least one- half an inch. The track is Has roller bearings, heavy special high-carbon flex- which cause the wheel to ible steel, 3-I6.XI14 inch, sup- roll easily and prevent wear. ported by a heavy steel brack- Frame of open-hearth steel, et with square shoulder mor- strength sufficient for heavi tised through the track every est doors; standard tread; can 17 inches. Weight, dozen pairs, be used on other tracks. 70 pounds. Weight, track, per 100 feet, 105 pounds. Retail, per pair, $1.35. Track, Retail, 12c.

Xo. 1061—Cannon Ball Jr. Barn Door Hanger, flexible, non-adjusting roller bearing machined STAY ROLLERS wheels, one - piece heavy steel door strap, ''rice, per pair, $1.50

For use with Barn Door Hangers. Price, each 20c

No. 1082—Cannon No. 1068 — Ad- 1061 Brackets not included in price Ball Jr. Adjustable No. justable Barn Door Track of hangers. Barn Door Hanger. Hanger; has roller bearings, flexible Track Brackets, Joint and Center, Lateral and verti- each $0.20 joint, tandem cal adjustments, Track Brackets End, each .20 roller wheels underslung tandem bear- Cannon Ball Track, in lengths 3, 4 lateral ing machined carriage, 6 or 8 feet, per foot 24 vertical ad- wheels, heavy one- and Cannon Ball Jr. Track, 3, 4, 6 and piece door strap, for justments. For 8 feet, per foot-„ .17 doors weighing up doors from 1% to Jr. Track Brackets, Joint and Center .11 to 250 pounds, 2 2% in. thick, up to Jr. Track Brackets End .11 inches thick. Price, 400 lbs. Price, per Lag Screws for Track Brackets, per pair $1.70 pair $2.50 each .03

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HUDSON COW STALLS AND STANCHIONS SPECIFICATIONS Horizontal Top Rail: IV2 inch square tubing. Non- twisting and absolutely rigid. Partitions: 1% O. D. high carbon steel tubing, triple bend. Extend backward 3 feet from stall post. Leaves ample room for milkers on platform. Other sizes on special order. Uprig'hts: 1% O. D. high carbon steel tubing. Sure Stop: Rigid, post to top rail type. Can be used on narrow stall without reducing head room; so essential for the cow's comfort. 1-^ O. D. high carbon steel tube. Fitting's: Improved dust proof design, Made of malleable. Anchors: Hudson angle iron anchor base. Anchors post, stanchion, partitions and the entire stall frame into concrete. A continuous anchorage the whole length of stall row across the width of stall at front and rear. Reinforces the concrete and binds the stall frame together down in concrete the same as square top rail binds it above. Assembly: Hudson labor and money saving method of assembling at factory, made possible only by the Hudson continuous double angle iron anchors, reduces cost of erection and simplifies installation to greatest possible degree. Shipped three stalls set up lA StaU With llOS Stanchion, 2A Stall With 193 Stanchion, in unit, ready to place in position on barn floor. $11.70 $10.50 Curh: We recommend high curb, with cut-out for stan- lA Stall With 193 Stanchion, chions. Low curb may be used if preferred. $9.55

HUDSON WATER BOWLS The No. 500 Stall is shipped knocked down and without the Hudson Angle Anchor System. TTpright, Partition and Top Bail: 1% inch O. D. carbon steel tubing. Fitting's: Malleable. Tee Couplings two bolt dust- proof type. Anchors: No. lOB "TJ" bolt and yoke. No. 117 Bowl $2.65 Width: Regular 3 feet 6 inches. Narrower stalls can be furnished when No. 99. Hudson New specified. Steel Water Bowl will not Weight: break. The bowl has a Complete with Stan- chion 52 lbs. greater capacity and is easier handled. Can be furnished with other Hudson Stanchions at Price $3.00 difference in price of stanchions.

HUDSON No. 500 StaU With No. 181 Stanchion, $8.00 STANCHIONS

HTTDSON STANCHION No. 181 Steel U Bar Stanchion with heavy steel fittings; no castings used. Latch made of pressed steel, protected so the cow can not open it. Weight 18 lbs. Price $2.40 HUDSON STANCHION No. 193 The new features of this popular stanchion make it unusually desirable. Made of high carbon U-Bar with or without wood linings. Patented, quick-acting latch, double lever type. Cow proof. Adjustable neck space. Will stand rough usage and give years of service. No. 193W, Wood Lined Stanchion. 20^4 lbs. Each — __——$3.25 No. 193, Plain Steeel Stanchion. 18% lbs. Each 2.75 HtTDSON STANCHION No. 110 This stanchion is ofEered to dairymen who want the very best. It is the strongest and most easily operated stanchion ever built. High carbon, rust- resisting steel U bar and certified malleable fittings. Selected Hard Wood Linings thoroughly seasoned and polished. No. 110 $4.40 No. lies 4.90

NO. H15 HUDSON AUTOMATIC HOG WATERER The Hudson Waterer is made so It will attach to No. 110 No. 193W a. ?4-lnch pipe line, water tank or barrel. No. lies No. HIS, Wt. each 12 lbs. . $2.35

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HUDSON FEED AND LITTER CARRIERS Chain Hoist Lever Hoist Litter Carrier No. 42N Litter Carrier Make a Clean Job No. 69B Out of a Dirty One This Hudson Heavy Duty Back Geared Specifications Litter Carrier is the Hoist: Ratchet result of long years and drum. Very experience in the car- simple. rier business. This Drops tub to floor in carrier combines an instant or it can great strength and be lowered slow- rapid action. It will ly, as desired. carry the heaviest Lifts loaded with perfect tub loads in 10 seconds P? 1 HUDSON ease. hoisting or The less. Tub chain is of special has regular drop of 8 strength and is of a feet. Extreme length to correspond leverage with the shaft on and little friction make which it winds. Long- it quickest chains if and er furnished easiest specified for special lifting carrier. Hands do not become soiled with- manure. Lever is jobs. Carrier is equip- always clean and is used to push carrier No. 59B Bigria Track out ot barn. ped with friction Drum: brake. The tub is Gray iron, 3% inch x 7% inch diameter. made of heavy galvanized sheet steel reinforced around the Lifting' Cable: Best crucible steel, 14 inch diameter. top and ends with 1-inch angle iron closely riveted. The Lift Cable Pulleys: Gray iron, 41/2 inch diameter, grooved carrier locks at both ends, which increases the life of the car- and machined to prevent wear on cable. rier. The bale is constructed of 1-inch by 1 1/2 -inch channel Lever and Hoist Frame: 2 inch x % inch steel bars, which steel strongly reinforced. The chain shaft is 1 inch cold support the drum and sheaves or cable pulleys. rolled steel. Full swiveled, tandem trucks which give greater Tab: Hudson long service construetlon, channel ball rein- bearing on the track and ease in turning corners. forcement. No. B9B—Tub, 42 inches long, 28 Inches wide, 24 Inches deep. Track Wheels; Roller Bearings, 6-lnch diameter. Inside measurements, capacity 12 bu. Weight, 182 Iba. No. 42N; Capacity 12 bushels. Size of tub 42x28x24 Inches. Price $49.50 Weight, 205 lbs. Price $55.00 FLOOR FEED TRUCK FEED No. 141 CARRIER This is a very No. 40C convenient and The Hudson durable truck, Raising and Low- built of selected ering Feed Carrier lumber well put has all the track together and operating features strongly rein- found in our cele- forced. brated line of lit- Load is evenly ter carriers, and is balanced on furnished with a wheels, making tub or a carrier truck easy to han- box, that is made dle. Wheels are lo- of selected mate- cated so that truck rials, and shaped may be turned in so that the oper- its own length. ator can work Main wheels are fourteen inches high with a two inch from either end face. Castor wheel is seven inches in diameter. Axle is one when feeding. inch cold rolled steel shafting. Capacity sixteen bushels. Equipment can be furnished for the installation of a systens This truck can be furnished with or without the Hudson of trackage in connection with the litter carrier system Scale Arch. Capacity, 16 bushels. Weight, 225 pounds. Price, $52.00. No. 141 Hudson Floor Feed Truck, galvanized steel bottom. Weight, 210 pounds. Price, $40.00. HUDSON TBACS EQUIPMENT

No. 102—Track, per foot- —. $0.1S No. 90C—Track Hangers with short extension- and Nail- HUDSON MILK ing Plate .37 STOOLS No. 9 OB—Hangers, to clear 4 inch, each .37 No. 9 OF—Hangers, to clear 8 inch, each .42 No. 96S No. 90L—Hangers, to clear 12 inch, each .48 No. 90P—Hangers, to clear 16 inch, each .62 Hudson Milk Stools have No. 262—Two Way Switch 10.00 proven extremely popular, not No. 263 Three Way Switch 12.00 only for milking but for many — uses around the home, in gar- ages, filling stations, camps, offices and stores. SALT Pressed steel top. Comfort- AND MINERAL able for milking and will not tip. Legs high carbon steel, BOWL strongly reinforced and braced; will not twist. The Hudson Salt and Miner- al Feeder Weigfht: Approximately four is attractive in design, easy to clean and strongly pounds. built. The rust-proof cup Price $1.00. is made of glazed stoneware; the unique supporting bracket is malleable i r on guaranteed SAFETY BULL STAFF against breakage. The rim of the cup extends inward so that the salt will not be wasted. "^he . , opening in the cup is inches 7 4% or just large enough to permit the animal to lick the tubmg salt. This small opening eliminates excessive slobbering and Contsructed of 1-1/16 inch O. D. extra heavy steel drooling, which not break even when sub- reduces the caking of the salt. Furnished with malleable lock hook. Will for either wood or steel jected stall. to severe strain. Weight, 10 pounds. Can be operated from two places. To hook the nose ring Packed one in carton. Price, $1.00 into the staff, pull on the slide ring near the head of staff which will open lock bolt. To release staff from the bull ring, pull on the snap ring in handle of the staff. Latch bolt HUDSON SANITARY PENS held in place by strong spring. For Cows, Calves and Bulls. Write for prices, giving sketch Length, 4 feet 9 inches. Weight, 8 pounds. Price, $3.50. and size of Pens needed.

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No. 1 — Double Harpoon Hay Fork, 2o-in. tines. BetaU, $2.50.

No. 1%—Double Harpoon Hay Fork, 31-in. tines. RetaU, $2.75. A long wlieel- b a s e, heavy 6. & T. No, dutj' fork car- 2 rier, embody- No. —Nellis Single Harpoon ing all im- Fork. Retail, $5.00. No. portant fea- Hudson No. 326 tures, such as Hudson dead- Adjustable Crapple 1 o c k, swivel tase, turned Hay Carrier steel axles re- cessed into the No. 326 Hudson Hay- frame, wide mouth and inter- Carrier will fit any steel changeability of parts. The 16- track. inch wheelbase distributes the PRICE, $10.25 load over a greater portion of Steel Track, Price the track. Carries load 15 inches 23c per foot. from track. Shipped complete with Fork Pulley, Trip Block and two End Stops. PULLEYS When ordering for other than Hudson Track, specify name of track so that proper Trip Block can be furnished. G. & T. No. 4 No. 4—4-Tine Aut. Grapple Fork. Be- taU, $10.50. No. 6—6-Tine Aut. Grapple Fork. Re- taU, $12.00. FZ.OOR HOOKS. No. 9

G. & T. No. 5 No. 5 —Floor Hook, ?4-)nch. Retail Price, 18c. each. No. 5 —Floor Hook, %-inch_. Retail Price, 15c. each.

CRITCO Ho. 11 No. 12 No. 9 Maple Sheave 65c HOIST No. 10 All Iron_ _S5c No. 40 — 2 sheaves No. 11 Knot Passing 70c No. 12 Wood Frame above, 2 sheaves be- with Hook 65c low; for Vi-inch rope; No. 13 Wood Frame capacity, 1500 lbs. substantially built. with Eye 65c One man can lift 400 Fitted with large lbs. 3-inch sheaves. Clover Leaf open mouth to re- Factory list, $4.00. ceive the fast pul- Rafter Brackets Unloader ley when approach- Our Special Price, ing it from any $3.00. The new Clover direction. Has No. 34—2 sheaves Xi e a f Unloader, fork swinging above, 2 sheaves be- made of malleable pulleys. Iron throughout. Price $10.25 low; for \'2 inch to % Has 16-inch truck. oteel Track, inch rope; capacity, It is heavy and per foot .23 3000 pounds. One man can lift 500 pounds a. & T. No. 4 4-inch sheaves. Pac- IRON-STRAPPED BLOCKS No. 4—Rafter Bracket, tory list, $6.00. Our steel, retail, each 9o Special Price, $4.50. Patent Boiler Bushed No. 28 2 sheaves \7 G. & T. No. 14 — SWIVEI. BOPZ: HITCH above, 2 sheaves be- Size of Diam. Lgth. low; Sheave for -Ji-inch to Rope Shell Retail Price %-inch rope; capac- Inches Inches Inches Single Double ity, 4000 pounds. One 3%xl x% % 6 $1.20 $2.28 man can lift GOO Xl/2 4%xl % 7 1.36 2.68 pounds 5 - i n c li 4%xl%x% 1.80 3.32 sheaves. Factory list, $10.00. Our Special Price, $7.00. No. 14 —Swivel Rope Rope not Hitch. Retail, included HUDSON TBACK HANQEBS each, 40c. in ijrice. No. 6—Hanging Hook, steel track. >r7EBS' TRACK Betall 180 each. HANOEB8 c WOOD TRACK HANGERS G. & T. No. 7 No. 7—14-ln. Hanging Hook, wood Price, 18c. track. 180 each. O. ft T. No. 6

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HOOSIER WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM

14 H. P. Hoosier Water Service—173111? Hoosier Galvazink Well Pump Pig-. 455

We recommend the use of this installation on wells where depth to water is not more than 50 feet. The complete installation consists of Fig. 4.")5 Hoosier Galvazink Deep Well Pump complete with V-belt and refrigerator type hi H. P. motor, Hoosier Gal- vazinked water supply tank, Fig. 1351 Automatic Controller, combined pressure and water gauge, gate valve, relief valve, silent check valve, and necessary fittings to connect pump and tank as shown. Frost-proofing attachment for protection against damage by freezing, is supplied at a small additional charge. Pumping cylinder and well pipe are not included as part of this installation. Figure Motor Capacity of Tank Weight Price 456 Vi H. P. 33 gallons 290 S98.50 456-A 1/4 H. P. 66 gallons 370 102.25 456-B Vi H. P. 100 gallons 415 106.50 Fig. 455 Pump only with Motor 70.75 Frost Proofing Attachment 5.75

V2 H. P. Hoosier Water Serice—Using Hoosier G-alvazink Deep Well Pump Pig. 460 This Hoosier water service installation. Fig. 461-G, is recommended for use where depth to water is not more than 80 feet. Fig. 4 60, Hoosier Galvazink Deep Well Pump, completely galvanized and self-lubricating, is supplied with this outfit. This pump is equipped with V-belt. Figure Motor Capacity of Tank Weight Price 461-A ^. H. P. A. C. 33 gallons 395 $131.00 461-F % H. P. A. C. 66 gallons 475 133.75 461-G V2 H. P. A. C. 100 gallons 520 137.75 Fig. 4611 Pump only with % H. P. Motor . 100.50 Frost Proofing Attachments 5.75

HOOSIER WATER SERVICE INSTALLATION USnrO BEBIES 200 HOOSIEB OAI^VAZINE TWIN PUMP

For use where vertical Fig. 456-B suction Is not more than 22 ft. Capacity, 300 gal- The Hoosier Horizontal Double Acting lons an hour. May be had with 33, 66 or 100 Power Pump gal. all-galvanized tank. Complete Installation In- eludes Series A compact high-grade 200 pump com- double acting horizontal plete with Vi pump for pumping from H. P. motor, V- shallow wells to pneu- belt, controller, matic water supply vacuum cham- systems. b e r , pressure tank, floor base, Tapped gate valve, relief valve, com- Inlet Outlet bined pressure No. 11% 1 In. and water No. 2 1% 1% In. gauge, and fit- No. 4 2V4 2% In. tings for connecting pump Fig. and tank, as il- 1325 No. 1 lustrated. 1325 No. 2 80.00 Fig. 261 Figure Motor Capacity of Tank Wt. Price 231 Vi H. P. A. C. 33 gallons 280 $102.25 261 Vi H. P. A. C. 66 gallons 347 106.0C 291 % H. P. A. C. 100 gallons 392 110.00 Series 200 Two Cylinders and pump only with A. C. % H. P. motor and controller $81.50 The above outfits have double cylinder pumps as shown In cuts. Figure Motor Capacity of Tank Wt. Price 131 1/6 H. P. A. C. 33 gallons 244 $80.00 161 1/6 H. P. A. C. 66 gallons 311 83.50 191 1/6 H. P. A. C. 100 gallons 356 88.50 BOUSrS-END QAI.VAKIZED TANKS Series 100 Pump with motor and controller 59.50 Width, Height, Length, Capacity, Weight, These outfits have Series 100 Pumps which are single cylinder. No. Ft. Ft. Ft. Gals. Lbs. Retail RE 224 2 2 4 91 74 $10.00 Hoosier Automatic Pressure Controller RE 225 2 2 5 117 88 12.00 RE 226 2 2 6 144 102 14.00 Fig. 1351—Automatic Pressure Controller is used for auto- RE2525 2% 2 5 145 93 13.25 matically controlling electric driven power pumps. It can be RE2526 2% 2 6 178 110 15.50 adjusted for any pressure up to 75 pounds and for a variation RE2528 2% 2 8 245 141 19.85 of 20 pounds. For domestic purposes, it Is best to have it cut in and out at 30 to 50 pounds, respectively. ROTJKD G'AI.VAITIZSD TAKKS OUR SPECIAI, PRICE $8.00 Diam., Height, Capacity, Weight, No. Ft. Ft. Gals. Lbs. Retail GAIiVANIZED PRESSURE TAITKS $11.00 R32 3 2 91 69 $12.00 33-Gallon Galvanized Tank 15.00 S43 4 3 240 115 19.75 66-Gallon Galvanized Tank_ S44 4 4 310 145 24.00 100-Gallon Galvanized Tank 20.00 ALL PRICES IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE 86 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP

HOOSIER WELL PUMPS

Pig-. 79041 PIgr. 7994 Fig. 73974 Fig. 8553 Tig. 1050 Fig. 1038

Plgf. 79041.—Hoosier Open Top Hand Lift Pump, with wro ught set length. It has large cast head, swivel bearer top, long handle and adjustable. The Standard or Barrel is made of 1% inch pipe, and has the anti-freezing feature. 3-lnch iron cylinder. Price, $9.25, Pigr. 7994.—Hoosier Hand Force Pump, wrought set length, anti-freezing, has swivel bearer top, polished steel piston rod, brass stuffing box, compression cock spout and back inlet. Standard is tapped for pipe Just below spout, and with the usual drip hole directly above cylinder makes the pump anti-freezing. Fitted with 3 inch brass lined cylinder. Price, $14.50. Pig-. 73974.—Hoosier Windmill Force Pump, wrought set length, anti-freezing; has detachable polished piston rod, brass stuffing box, swivel bearer top, back outlet and detachable compression cock spout. The bearer top has removable guide bushing to prevent pump rod wearing directly on bearer guide. 2% inch Brass Lined Cylinder, 6 inch stroke, weighs 81 pounds. Price, $19.25, Pig'. 8553.—Hoosier "Windmill Underground Force Pump, double acting, with wrought set length, anti-freezing. The pump has brass upper cylinder, positive three-way cock with union connection. Has adjustable platform base, fitted with 1 inch goose neck spout, and 1 inch three-way discharge. By removing upper cylinder and cap, the plunger valve can be withdrawn without disturbing the pump. Suitable for well from 25 to 125 feet in depth. "Without Cylinder. Price, $18.55. Pig. 1050.—Hoosier Combination Set Length Pump and Jack. For hand, windmill or belt power. For shallow or deep wells. In this pump you get a true alignment of the jack and pump, with no side strain or uneven wear on the parts. Has cast gears and strong pitmans. Tight and loose pulleys. By removing upper cylinder and cap the plunger valve can be withdrawn without disturbing the pump. Can be used with 1%, 1%, 2, 2% or 3-inch pipe. Price, $40.50. Pig. 1038.—Hoosier Combination Pump Standard and Jack. Back geared 5 to 1, is designed to be operated by hand, windmill or belt power, for shallow or deep wells. This combined pump and jack is compact, strong and easy to install. Built In two sections, between which is a detachable flange, the upper section being the large air chamber with flanged top to which is bolted the flange bearer, making a firm connection; the lower section or barrel and main frame of the jack are of one-piece construction. This gives a true and permanent alignment of the jack and pump. Equipped with cast gears. The pinion shaft is extra long. Pitmans are made of heavy angle steel. The pitmans, gears, pinions and all wearing parts have No-Oil-Em Bearings. Has tight and loose pulleys. Adjustable stroke, 6 to 10 inches. One piece 1 1-16 inch piston rod, brass covered; brass stuffing box; compression cock spout with hose connection and back outlet. The jack has sufficient clearance above floor to admit of pulley being used as large as 30 inches. Suitable for wells from 25 to 200 feet. "Weighs 190 pounds. Price, $38.50. Pig. 8584.—Hoosier Easy-Fix "Windmill Force Pump. Single Acting, with detachable cast standard, for heavy service. Has positive Three "Way discharge and brass hand wheel screw for regulating the three way distributing valve. Underground discharge elbow as union connection. Brass Stuffing Box and Brass Covered Piston Rod, fitted with 1% Inch pipe air barrel. The stuffing box Is set in extra cap or flange which screws into the bottom casting. By removing stuffing box cap the plunger may be withdrawn without disconnecting the pump. Bearer is provided with removable pump rod guide bushing to prevent wear directly on the bearer guide. The bottom flange Is interchangeable for the size cylinder or pipe to be used. Price of pump without cylinder, $22.50.

ADDITIONAL FOR FITTING PUMPS

"We give below a table of the additional charge for fitting, and the amount stated In table Is to be added to the price of the pump selected. In fitting pumps we use galvanized pipe and galvanized pump rod and a strainer foot valve. For wells 26 feet deep or less we leave the cylinder 5 feet below platform. For wells deeper than 26 feet we place the cylinder close to the bottom of the well.

Prices Subject to Change Without Kotlce We TTse an Estra Good Poot Valve

With 114-ln. With 1%-ln. With 1%-ln. With 114 -In. Pipe for Pipe for Pipe for Pipe for Depth of 2%-in. and 3-in. Depth of 2%-in. and 3-ln. Depth of 2%-ln. and 3-ln. Depth of 2hi-in. and 3-ln. Well . Well Cylinder Pumps "Well Cylinder Pumps Well Cylinder Pumps Cylinder Pumps 10 feet $3.55 20 feet _ $5.75 32 feet $9.50 44 feet $12.75 12 feet 4.00 22 feet 6.20 34 feet. 10.00 46 feet_ 13.30 24 feet _ 7.30 36 feet. 10.60 48 feet_ 13.85 14 feet 4.40 11.10 14.40 26 feet . 7.80 38 feet 50 feet- 16 feet 4.85 28 feet _ 8.36 40 feet 11.70 Each additional 18 feet 6.30 30 feet 8.90 42 feet 12.25 foot .27

AXZ. PBICES IN CATAXiOG- STTBJECT TO CHAKGE WZTHOITT KOTZCE GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. 87 GOULD'S UNIVERSAL HOUSE FORCE PUMP The Universal CLOSED TOP PITCHER House Force Pump is an easy work- SPOUT PUMP ing, compact and substantial pump. SIZES AND PRICES It is well adapted to house pumping, furnishing water No. 2 Diameter of Cylinder, 3 either at the spout — or through opening In.; Suction, 1% in. Polished Iron to storage tank. Cylinder. Retail, $2.00. Can be used outdoors over wells No. 3-—Diameter of Cylinder, and cisterns. Pump should 3% in.; Suction, 1% in. Polished not be placed over 22 feet Iron Cylinder. Retail, $2.50. above the water. Has 2 %-inch cylin- FirCHEB FUMF IiEATHEBS der and 4-inch stroke. Tapped for 2 each, No. —Valve Leathers, 16c. 1 V4, -inch pipe. No. 3—Valve Leathers, each, 20c. No. 2, Fig. 1725 No. 2—3-inch Leather Cups, 19c. plain spout $8.50 No. 2, Fig. 1726, 3 Cups, No. —3% -inch Leather Pig. 1726 Cock Spout $9.75 Fig. 1725 25c. GAX.VANIZED PIPE FITTINGS PUMP CYLINDERS V2 % 1 1% 1% 2 Elbows .09 $ .13 $ .17 $ .26 $ .33 $ .52 Iron Brass Lined Tees Price .13 .17 .22 .34 .43 .68 Onr Price Our Street Elbows .10 .16 .20 .30 .38 .60 $5.75 45-Degree Elbows .12 .16 .21 .31 .39 .62 $2.50 5.50 Cross .17 .23 .30 .46 .57 .90

6.00 Bushings . .08 .10 .12 .14 .18 .28

6.50 Lock Nuts . .05 .06 .10 .12 .15 .20 7.00 Caps .07 .10 .13 .17 .23 .33 7.75 Reducers .08 .12 .16 .20 .23 .36 4.50 Couplings .10 .13 .18 .25 .32 .40 Galv. Unions .33 .40 .50 .70 .90 1.15 Artesian "Well Cylinder—No. 9171 —Deep Well Brass Cylinder 1% for 1-in. pipe to be used in connection with 1355 and similar outfits. 6-in. Stroke, $3.50. OAI.VANIZED 2% and 3-in. cylinders take 1%-in. pipe; 3%-in. cylinders FOOT VALVES take 1%-in. pipe; 4-in. cylinders take 2-in. pipe. 34 -in $1.00 1-in 1.00 lJ4-in 1.25 BRASS JACKET DRIVE WELL POINTS 1 1/2 -in 1.80 No. 60 Gauge, Retail Diameter List Price, Price No. of Pipe Length Per Doz. Each Hoosier Horizontal 98 11/4 36 in. $56.00 $3.00 102 1% 48 in. 76.00 4.00 Double Acting 144 1% 36 in. 72.00 4.00 148 1% 48 in. 96.00 5.00 Hand Pump For Shallow Wells Malleable Drive Caps, Hexagon-shaped, for 1%1%-in. Pipe, 50c Malleable Drive Caps, Hexagon-shaped, for 1%-in. Pipe, 50c Fig. 1248—Hoosier Horizontal Hand Pump, double acting, for general purpose work or pneumatic water service, for use where the suction is not more than 18 or 20 feet. Pump is equipped with large air chamber and rack IXL GALVANIZED STEEL head, insuring ease of operation. It has 3x5" Brass CHAIN PUMP Lined cylinder and a 3 to 5" Being made of No. 24 gauge galvanized adjustable stroke. The pump steel, this pump will not rot, rust nor ac- is tested to 100 pounds cumulate fllth like pumps of less desirable pressure. All valve caps, in- construction, and it makes the water clear cluding suction cap, are on and pure. It is anti-freezing, as the reser- the outside and easily ac- voir piece has a small hole, which allows cessible. The body is de- the water to run out. This style of tachable from the base of pump is practical for use in wells as the pump and in case of deep as 40 feet. The term curb hreakage of the base it is ineans the complete upper part of unnecessary to purchase an pump with fixtures. entire new pump. PRICES. It is fitted with an intake 6.50 air valve and it can pump IXL Curb $ water at the Gem Curb 5.50 both air and Tubing, per foot 15 same time. Coupling 50 Price of Pump $20.40 Rubber Buckets IC Iron Platform 9.00 HOOSIER TANK PUMP Chain, per lb 12 Hoosier Double Acting Tank Pumps are strong- DIRECTIONS FOR PITTINO UP ly built, of very large capacity, and especial- CHAIN PUMPS ly adapted for threshermen's use. The cylinder 1. Use one foot more tubing than is carefully bored and polished. The cylinder has depth of well. 5-in. stroke, the valves have brass valve seats, and the valves are accessible through 2. Multiply length of tubing by hand-holes by removing the plugs. two and add 3 feet 6 inches to get The proper length of chain. suction and discharge have 2-in. openings with swivel connections. Furnished with 3. Rubber buckets should be placed 6 or 7 feet apart. suction conection for 2-in. pipe or 4. See that tubing is held secure—by tubing brace at bot- of curb. _ 2-in. hose, and the discharge connection for 2-in. pipe or 1-in. hose. As the pump heads GAIiVANIZED PUMP RODS AND COUPI.INGS are reversible, the handle can be attached %-inch Round Galvanized Pump to either end of the Rod in 20-foot lengths, not thread- pump. ed, per foot, 5c. By opening the upper and 7-16 in., 6c. lower drainage plug, water can Threaded with coupling, add Ic be drawn off the pump to prevent per foot; cut lengths, add 3c. freezing. Galvanized Pump Rod Coup- lings for % or 7-16 in. rod, 10c. each. Price ..$17.00 Pig. 8810

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88 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. BALTIMORE WOOD PUMPS FRICSS OF PUMPS PITTED COMPIiETE HOOSIER PUMP JACK With, and Witliout Porcelain Cylinder Tig. 1037—^Hoosier Pump Jack. 6x6 L'nlined 6x6 Lined 7x7 Lined Depth of Well Price Price Price Geared 6 to 1, with tight and 10 feet $11.55 $14.05 $16.55 loose pulley. The main frame 12 feet 12.15 14.65 17.15 14 feet 12.75 15.25 17.75 of jack and tripod base are of 16 feet 13.80 16.50 18.90 one piece construction. The IS feet. - 15.50 18.15 20.50 20 feet 16.20 18.80 21.20 foot spread is extra wide. De- 23 feet . 20.70 23.70 signed to operate independent- 25 feet . . 21.35 24.35 2S feet 24.70 26.25 ly of pump standard. Adjust- 3 feet- 25.90 28.15

33 feet . . 28.90 31.15 able cross head with wide range 35 feet 30.90 33.15 adjustments. arrange- 40 feet 35.90 38.15 of The 45 feet . „ 40.90 43.15 ment of gear and pinion gives 50 feet 45.90 48.15 a direct even lift.

BALTIMORE WOOD PUMPS Weight 95 pounds. NOT PITTED 0" "No. —STOCK PUMPS. 7x7 Inches, 4-inch Bore Price, $16.35 Pore. Lined Price feet long. $13.50 feet long 14.50 feet long., 15.50 feet long_ 17.50 feet long, reamed for 6x6 extension pipe, unlined 10.75

"No. 1"—THE FAVORITE HOUSE PUMPS Tig. 1037, Pump Jact 6x6 in., 3V2-in. Bore Pore. Lined Price Figure 1031 — Hoosier 6 feet long $11.00 Pump Jack, with tight 7 feet long 11.75 and loose pulleys for 5 feet long 12.50 gasoline engine or elec- 10 feet long 14.50 tric motor, with motor 12 feet long 16.50 speed reduced. The drive 6 feet long, reamed for 6x6 extension pipe, shaft may be driven 200 8.50 unlined R. P. M. : as a rule, however, we recommend 170 R. P. M., or about 34 PUMP FOR DRIVE WELLS strokes per minute. To Fit ll'i, IV^-inch Iron Pipe The pitmans are made Special No. 1 House, 5 feet wood, Porcelain-lined of hard wood, and with Cvlinder, entire length 6 feet. their wide range or ad- PRICE $11.00 justment the jack can be attached to a windmill- Retail head pump without dis- TUBING AND MISCELLANEOUS Price. turbing the pump or pipe 4x4. 12 feet long and under, per foot $0.30 connections. 4x4, over 12- feet,- per foot..- .32 This jack can be used 6x6 Extension Tubing, per foot_ .80 on the wall, floor or ceil- Cylinder Block, Porcelain Lined, 3 feet long 4.90 ing. Cylinder Block, Porcelain Lined, 4 feet long . 5.70 3-inch Cylinder Will operate a Block, Porcelain Lined, 5 feet long 6.50 cylinder, 125 foot lift on Cylinder Block, Porcelain Lined, 6 feet long 7.30 stroke. Cylinder Block, S'-inch Porcelain Lined, 7 feet long . 8.10 Cylinder Block, Porcelain Lined, 8 feet long.. 8.90 Price $10.50 6x6 Couplings for 4x4 Tubing 1.00 Buckets, 5-in., each, No. 00, Price 4-in., each. . 1.25 $1.50;, No. Buckets, 314-in., No. 1, each, Price $1.00; 3-in., No. 2, each .80 Handle, any size, each, Price, 50c; Handle I.inks or Knnckles .40 PUMP LEATHERS Check Valves, each .15 Iron Connection for Drive Wells, fitted for iV4-in. and li^-in. iron pipe 1.50 Our pump leathers are cut from the best Extra Iron Spout, with loose collar grade of selected Oak Tan leather. We offer .50 as Extra Wood Spouts, each. Price, 30c; Extra Spout Braces, each .35 only such leathers as we can recommend Extra Bands, each .10 beingf absolutely high grade. Extra Ears or Brackets, Nos. 35 and 36, pair .50 1-in. Rod Couplings, pair .60 Plunger Rod, per foot .04

IMPROVED OCTAGON WOOD BESTWAY PUMP RODS Plunger Leather Suction Valve WELL CLEANER Crimped Leather Wood Pump Bod for artesian It makes this very CRIMPED PLUNGER OB CUP LEATHERS important job easy. De- wells is made of selected ma- ICach Eaoli signed to operate by terial and fitted with galvan- 1 inch $0.08 314 inch $0.22 one person from plat- ized forged couplings. 114 inch 08 3% inch 25 form. 1'.2 inch 10 3?4 inch 31 Made very strong Size of Rod IVs in. I'll inch 10 4 inch 35 and durable: will 2 inch 11 414 inch 38 last indefiniately Size of Artesian Well Cylinder 214 inch 12 414 inch 40 the price is so 214 inch 15 434 inch 45 1% in. to 214 in. small and the re- 2=4 inch 18 5 inch 50 inch 19 sults so effective Price per foot 22c that several jobs PLUNGEB will more than The above prices are for rod AND LOWEB VALVE LEATHERS pay for it. O'tside Cylinder O'tside Cylinder Keep your water pure and healthful: in standard lengths or from 16 Diam. Diam Each Diam. Diam Each clean the well often with a Bestway. .$15.00 to 20 feet, couplings included. 2 in. in. $0.10 31/. in. 3 in. $0.16 214 in. 134 in. .10 3?4 in. 314 in. .17 WOOD PUMP ROD. 2% in. 2 in. .11 4 in. 3% in. .20 2*4 in. 2 '4 in. .12 4% in. 334 in. .25 3 in. 2% in. .13 5 in. 4 in. .30 3V4 in. 2% in. .15

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USED AS TAMPER USED AS SPIKER

Spike-Tamp—The Lawn Practice Lewis Golf Ball Washer Maker's Friend Green Less Tee Data Plate $6.00 Price $3.50 Marker $1.00

Putting Cup Fairway Yardage Markers Aluminum $2.00 Bach $1.25 Cast Iron 1.00

Hole Cutter Complete $7.00 Putting Cup Extractor Poles and Swivels Price 60c (Standard Steel) Flag' Poles ..$2.00 Swivels .25

HOLE NO 16 \ 4 395 YDS ? ' PAR 4 / Greens Flag, 14x20 Direction Flag With Numerals Aluminum Tee Arrow Tee Markers (Style 6—14x20) Cotton Wool (5x11) Price, Cotton $0.40 Set of 9 $4.00 $5.40 Marker Price, with wordingr $1.50 Price, Wool .55 Each .50 .65 Per Pair $1.00

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SAFETY FIRST TILLEY LADDERS We Carry a Complete Line of Ladders for Every Purpose SPRING LOCK EXTENSION LADDER (SPRUCE) CLEVELAND FOR PAINTERS, TINSMITHS, CARPENTERS, MILLS, FARMING SAFETY AND GENERAL USE LADDER Side Rails of thoroughly air-dried selected material. Rungs are selected Ash and Hickory with minimum diameter of 1 3/16 Inches. All JACK equipped with rope hoist and two improved Automatic Spring Locks of Per Fair soft malleable and cold rolled steel, securely bolted to the side rails. $5.00 This Is the universal favorite on account of its quick positive action.

20 ft.—Two 10-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 17 ft.. 88.85 24 ft.—Two 12-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 21 ft.„ $10.60 28 ft.—Two 14-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 25 ft._ $12.40 30 ft.—Two 15-ff. Sections, Ex-

tends to 27 ft... . $13.25 32 ft.—Two 16-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 29 ft._. $14.25 36 ft.—Two 18-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 33 ft._ $16.80 40 ft.—Two 20-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 3 6 ft.. $18.75 44 ft. —Two 22-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 40 ft._ $21.75 48 ft.—Two 24-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 44 ft._ $29.60 52 ft.—Two 26-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 47 ft._ $32.10 SINGLE LADDERS 60 ft.—Two 30-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 55 ft.- $53.50 10, 12, 14, 16 foot_28c per foot £adder Xiocks $2.50 per pair 18, 20, 22 foot- 29c per foot 24 and 26 foot per LIBERTY EXTENSION 32c foot LADDER (HEMXOCK) This is a good extension ladder for general purposes. Equipped with rope hoist, malleable locks securely bolted to side. Side rails of air- dried select material. Regularly made with spread bottom. 20 ft.—Two 10-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 17 ft .—$8.35 24 ft. —Two 12-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 21 ft $10.00 28 ft.—Two 14-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 25 ft $11.75 30 ft.—Two 15-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 27 ft $12.50 32 ft.—Two 16-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 29 ft.- $13.40 36 ft.—Two 18-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 33 ft $15.30 40 ft.—Two 20-ft. Sections, Ex- tends to 36 ft $17.00 For Hanging Swing- I^adder Iiocks $1.75 per pair ing Stages or can be used for many other purposes; strong and rlurahle. Pair, $6.25.

SWINGING STAGE PLATFORM ROOF HOOK

Price $1.15

Our Painters' Scaffolds are made from seasoned and selected stock. Less floor With floor Tooth pick stage TRIANGLE FOR 10 to 16 foot.. .55 ft. .78 ft. .63 ft. 18 to 22 foot_ .63 ft. .88 ft. .70 ft. GUARD RAIL 24 to 30 foot- .70 ft. 1.00 ft. .75 ft. $6.25 per EXTENSION PLANKS pair Plain $4.50 per pair

These adjustable Planks are used by Painters and Decorators and are now a part of thetr equipment. 6 ft., extends to 10 ft., two sections $5.00 8 ft., extends to 14 ft., three sections 6.75 10 ft., extends to 18 ft., three sections 8.15 Blocks and Falls—See paffe 96.

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TILLEY TROJAN TILLEY MOHAWK TILLEY ELECTRICIAN

Made from selected A combination Step Ladder and Tres- For all uses, light, strong stiff. material. and tle. Just the ladder for electricians, A. combination cold-rolled steel knee, tie Full rodded and trussed. plumbers and mill work. A combination ind angular brace under end of each cold-rolled steel knee, tie and angular Equipped with brace under end of each step, which step, which forms a positive tie support steel top hinges and side hinges as shown above. forms a positive tie support and angular and angular brace. Pail rests on all brace. Trojan Ladders. 4 ft. 81.70 6 ft. 2.50 This ladder is built to give real service. It has malleable iron top hinges. The favorite with painters, janitors 5 ft. 2.10 8 ft. 3.35 The rounds in the back are 1% inch and for general household duty. diameter. 4 ft. $2.90 12 ft. $8.70 4 ft. $2.25 8 ft. $4.50 5 ft. 3.65 14 ft. 12.25

5 ft. . 2.85 10 ft. 5.65 6 ft. 4.35 16 ft. 14.00 8 ft. 5.80 18 ft. 18.00 6 ft. 3.40 12 ft. 6.75 TILLEY PAINTERS' 10 ft. 7.25 20 ft. 20.00 TRESTLES NATIONAL TILLEY DECORATORS

STBONG AND Z.IGHT This ladder is for paper hangers, KATIONAI^ STEP IiADSEB Made In all sizes, from 6 feet to 12 painters and interior decorators. feet. Full Rodded, Steel Lock with Handle. Made of Spruce material, approved specifications. 6-ft. $4.80 4 ft. $1.35 8 ft. $2.70 8 -ft. __6.40 4 ft. . $2.00 10 ft. $5.00 5 ft. 2.50 12 ft. 6.00 5 ft. 1.70 10 ft. 3.40 10 -ft. 8.00 6 ft. 3.00 14 ft. 8.05 6 ft. 2.00 12-ft. . 9.60 8 ft. 4.00 16 ft. 9.20

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92 GRIFFITH Cr TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. ADJUSTABLE JACKS TILLEY WINDOW CLEANERS With Wing- Nut Clamps A very convenient ladder for wndow cleaning pur- BETTCHER poses or where a ladder has to be LADDER JACK carried from one place to another. It is made i n sections, which makes it convenient to handle. All sections are fitted into each other. These ladders are made in 6 - f o o t lengths. Above illustration shows four Adjustable Scaffold Jacks ready for use. It requires Four Jacks to properly scaffold a Top Section room, on which Planks can be laid, thus giving a safe plat- $2.50 form to work on. ADJUSTABLE SCAPFOLD JACKS (ONLY) No. 2 Middle Each Each $2.25 No. 6 4 ft. extends to 6. $5.60 No. 15 8 ft. ext. to $9.50 — 12%_ No. 3 Bottom No. 7 5 ft. extends to 8_- 6.25 No. 16 10 ft. ext. to 16 13.75 Price $3.50 — — $2.25 No. R— 6 ft. ext. to 9%-. 7.00 No. 17—12 ft. ext. to 20 .16.25 No. 9— 7 ft. ext. to 11 ft. 7.50 6 ft. 3 in. Adjustable Scaffold Jack Iron Brackets, set of four 2.00

EXTENSION TRESTLES TILLEY SECTIONAL PLATFORM STEP LADDERS LADDERS

EXTENSION TRESTLES

6 ft. extending to 10 ft., each $10.00 No. 6—4 feet to platform $9.50 8 ft. extending to 14 ft., each - 12.50 Made in evfoot sections, each end protected with iron plates and No. 8— 6 feet to platform 12.00 10 ft. extending to 18 ft., each - 15.00 equipped with large bolts with No. 10—8 feet to platform 14.50 12 ft. extending to 22 ft., each _ 17.50 thumb nuts, making them safe No. 12—10 feet to plat form..-17.00 and durable. Hickory rungs. 14 ft. extending to 26 ft., each _ 20.00 14 to platform.- 19.50 Sections 6 feet 5 inches. No. —12 feet 16 ft. extending to 3 ft., each _ 22.50 $3.25 No. 16— 14 feet to platform— 22.00

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STEEL RAKES

No. FBB22—Light & very flexlble-$1.00 No. FBR24—Straight design 1.00 No. IP—Sharp point hoe $0.60 No. 14CX—Curved tooth, 14-tooth $0.90 No. ZiC24—Lawn Comlb 1.50 No. 16CX—Curved tooth, 16-tooth.... 1.00 No. 2P—2-point hoe .65 ,No. 18CX Curved tooth, 18-tooth— . 1.15 STEEL ASPHALT RAKES — No. 4P—4-point hoe and rake 1.15 No. 1014— 14-tooth, strap ferrule— $2.50 STRAIGHT TOOTH RAKE HAY FORKS CRESCENT CULTIVATOR HOE No. 26X—2-tine, 6-foot handle $1.30 No. 026X—2-tine, 6-foot handle 1.45 No. 36X—3-tine, 6-foot handle 1.45 No. 036X— 3-tine, 6-foot handle 1.55 No. 037X—3-tine, 7-foot handle 2.00 No. 038X—3-tine. 8-foot handle 2.25

No. S12X—Straight tooth, 12-tooth $0.80 4-TINE FORK N. BB6— 7-inch steel blade, 4V3 foot No. S14X—Straight tooth, 14-tooth - .85 handle $1.00 No. S16X—Straight tooth, 16-tooth„ .95 No. S18X—Straight tooth, 18-tooth - 1.10 No. P12—12-tooth, single shanlv .60 No. P14—14-tooth, single shank s .65 No. P16—IG-tooth, single shank .75

No. 044i^X—4-tine, 4%-ft. handle..$1.30 No. 0541/^X—5-tine, long handle 1.45 No. O6414X— 6-tine, long handle - 1.65 POTATO HOOKS BATCHBI.OR FORK No. 044— 4-tine, 4-foot handle $1.60 PRIZE RAKE D-HANDI.E MANTTRZ: FORKS BOW No. 04DX—D handle, 4-tine, regular $1.25 No. 4BOH—Heavy broad oval tines, No. 05DX—D handle, 5-tine, regular 1.40 bent head, 4% -foot handle $1.30 No. B12X—Prize, bow-braced rake, sol- regular No. 06DX—D handle, 6-tine, 1.60 broad oval id, 12 teeth. Price, each $0.95 No. 151 D Handle, 4-tine, heavy.... 2.50 No. 5BOH— 5 tines, heavy No. Prize — handle_..$1.65 B14X— bovy-braeed rake, sol- No. 153 D Handle, 4-tine, ex. hvy. 2.70 tines, bent head, 4%-foot id steel, 14 teeth. — Price, each- .$1.05 No. 157—D Handle, 5-tine, ex. hvy. 3.50 No. B16X—Solid, bow-braced rake, solid steel, 16 teeth. Price, each $1.15 SPADING FORK DOCK DIGGERS STEEL ROAD RAKES

No. 39D—Square polnt_ _.$1.65 No. OHW—4-tine angular back $1.90 No. OIiD—Medium weight 1.30 No. 39A—V point 1.70 No. JOW—Jumbo, 4 polished tines.. 2.30 No. B4D—Boys' 4-tine, price .85 ENSILAGE FORKS PLANTER HOES No. X14—14-tooth No. X16—16-tooth tt-.-^^:lll*lJ.'.IJJ^« WIRE RAKE w No. 508—8 16-in. tines, iron D h{in- dle, each $2.70 No. 510—10 17-in. tines, iron D han- No. P75—Heavy - handled planter dle, each $3.15 shank hoe, 7-in. blade $1.15 No. P814-5—Heavy - handled planter shank hoe, 8-in. blade $1.35

No. lOOS—10-tine, GARDEN HOES fork, each No. 102s—12-tine, D handle, stone fork, each $3.75 No. 124B 24-tooth, each_ — 81.00 No. 910— 10-tine, scoop shape, malleable D handle, strap ferrule, each. $2.95 No. 912— 12-tine, scoop shape malleable D handle, strap ferrule, each.-$3.55 712 han- No. —Coke Forks, 12-tine, D No. GO-67X—Solid steel garden socket 24-TOOTH RAKE dle, strap ferrule, each $3.65 hoe, XX handle, each $1.05 24-tooth, No. G67X— Solid steel garden shank 3 wire bows 80c MANURE HOOKS hoe, XX handle, each 90c No. Ty4—Solid steel lady's shank hoe, XX handle, each 90c

NO. 1 SOD LIFTER Each, $2.15

No. M40X—4 oval tines, 5-ft. handle $1.25 No. M60X— 6 oval tines, 5-ft. handle 1.55

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SCUFFLE HOES Blood's Bush and Brier Hooks or Scuffle Vo. ZGS Brace Shank Hoe, No. 10 Axe handle hook- -$1.75 8-lnch steel blade, with handle __$1.25 —

ENGLISH WALDRON BLADES 34-inch Grass Scythe- 36-inch Grass Scythe- 38-inch Grass Scythe- Bush Scythe Weed Scythe

STA-TITE SNATHS

Note the new style with metal grip made of non- corrosive, never- No. 300—All blades fit and stay tight. Has new Back Saver rusting steel. heel Keeps every plate. 60 in. long. For light or heavy mowing $1.85 tooth permanently placed. Exclu- sive distributors for this style rake. 18-lnch 80.60 24-inch 1.00 30-inch 1.50 METAL-GRIP" No. 50 I-B-S—"With ' //' ' PLACES EVERY TOOTH Back Saver heel plate. 60 in. long. For ?^ grass ON THE GROUND WHEN . $1.65 HELD AT NORMAL AN- GLE. BUSH AND No. 3FSZ—3-piece, WEED SCYTHE LINKS TEETH TOGETHER 5-T rake, shovel and WITHOUT RESTRICTING hoe $2.75 FLEXIBILITY. COTTON HOES Ho. C75Z:— 7-inch, handled cotton hoe.. ..$0.90 Wo. C85Z—8-inch, handled cotton hoe- _ 1.00 Bush and "Weed Scythe (uses 300 Sta-Tite snath) $1.85 TWO-HOLE MORTAR MIXERS No. SM29—9-inch blade, solid socket, 5% -foot handle $1.65 GRASS SCYTHE No. SM210—10-inch blade, solid socket, 6-foot handle 1.75 STREET HOE No. 12S—12-inch blade, steel shank, 6-foot handle.. -$1.80 DIG EASY MATTOCK HOES This Hoe is similar to Crescent Double-Bit Hoe. Earle Special (uses No. 50IBS snath) -$1.70 No. DE3—1%-inch and 3-inch blades $1.15 INVINCIBLE GARDEN CULTIVATORS BAILE LAWN RAKE Note the spring on back

Tines can be adjusted by simply turning a nut. $1.85 No. 10C3— 3 shank— __-90o No. 10C5—5 shank $1.15 Extra teeth ._15o

V/IRE POTATO SCOOP $2.50

STEEL BARLEY FORKS PLANET JR. LAWN EDGER 4 tine.. -$2.00 Price, $1.50

UANTJBB FO&K HANDI.ES HAY FOBK HANBIÊS OABDEN HOE HANDX.ES SHOVEi; HANSI.es (Plain) L. H., ft., each WITH STSAP FEBBUIÊ No. X Plain, 6 ft. Each 50c No. X—Plain, each, 4 ft 30o No. X— 4% 50c — No. D. SSo No. X—4% ft., with strap ETE HOE HANDLES X— H No. X—Plain, 7 ft. Each 80c ferrule and cap. Each 50o No. X—For D. E. hoe, 4% BAKE HANDIÊS No. X—Plain 4% ft. Each 30c No. X—Plain, 8 ft. Each $1.20 ft., 2 in. butt, each 40c No. X—Plain, 5% ft., ea.-...35o

AI.!. PBICES IN CATAXiOO SUBJECT TO CHANOE WITHOUT NOTICE GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. 95 NAYLOR BRAND Plain Black SHOVELS AMES SHOVELS AND SPADES The blade and straps are made from separate pieces of steel; GESVINE OIiZVEB the straps ai-e welded to the blade. In the blade, stiffness, Each shovel and spade which bears the signature "Oliver essential. In the strength and resistance to abrasion are Ames," is your continued guarantee of matchless service. It ductile to strap, steel is required which is tough, yet enough is identified by the genuine O. AMES Label. Significant of the well the round of the handle. conform to the curve as as O. AMES grade, is the blade of Ames special alloy; heat treated for maximum resistance to abrasion; with selected second growth Northern Ash, extra strong, fine grained handle. Long Handle Round Point Shovels Long Handle Round Point Shovels

No. ir-103—Size 2, Long Handle, Round Point Shovel $1.30 No. A-1030—Long Handle, Round Point Shovel- $2.00

Round Point Dee Handle Shovels Long Handle Square Point Shovels

No. A-lOlO—Long Handle, Square Point Shovel. $2.0O

No. N-102—Size 2, D Handle, Round Point Shovel $1.30 Square Point Dee Handle Shovels Dee Handle Square Point Shovels

No. A-1000—D Handle, Square Point ShoveL $2.0O

Wo. N-lOO—Size 2, D Handle, Square Point Shovel 91.30 Dee Handle Spades No. N-lOO—Size 3, D Handle, Square Point Shovel 1.40 No. N-lOO—Size 4, D Handle, Square Point Shovel 1.50

Dee Handle Spades

No. A-1240—D Handle, Standard Spade.. .$2.0O

Nursery Spades

No. N-124—Size 2, Standard Spade, Long Handle $1.30 No. N-125—Size 2, Standard Spade, D Handle ._ 1.30 No. N-118—18-inch Ditching Spade, D Handle — 1.75 No. N-120— 18-inch Drain Spade, Round Point, D Handle^ 1.75 No. A-1280—D Handle, Full Strapped Nursery Spade._ $4.0O Western Pattern Scoops Lady or Boy Shovels and Spades

No. A-1150—Lady or Campers' Shovel- _$i.ia No. A-1140 Campers' or Auto Shovel. 1.00 No. N-312—Size 4, D Handle, "Western Pat. Scoop ShoveL...91.40 — No. N-312—Size 6, D Handle, Western Pat. Scoop ShoveL... 1.50 No. N-312—Size 8, D Handle, Western Pat. Scoop ShoveL 1.60 No. N-313—Size 4, Long Handle, West. Pat. Scoop Shovel 1.40 PICKS, MATTOCKS HOES No. N-313—Size 6, Long Handle, West. Pat. Scoop Shovel 1.50 AND GRUB No. N-313—Size 8, Long Handle, West. Pat. Scoop Shovel 1.65

Furnace Scoops

No. 60—Furnace Scoop . $0.60

No. 1 Gritco— 6 to 7 lbs.. Best Quality Warranted Steel Railroad Picks $1.00 Snow Shovels No. 2 G-rltco— 8 to 9 lbs.. Best Quality Warranted Steel T^3.ilro3,d Picks XalO' No. 1 Gritco— 5 -lb. Best Quality War. Steel IviattocksZ^II !90 No. 1 Gritco—6-lb. Best Quality War. Steel Mattacks l.OO No. 2 Gritco—Warranted Grub Hose Each, 1.00

Pick and Mattock Handles Retail No. 51—General Purpose Snow Shovel.. $0.60 First Quality Hickory Pick Handles $0.50'

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ALL MOWERS MADE BY PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWER WORKS

BANNER PENNSYLVANIA JR. BALL-BEARING MOWER MOWER Ball Bearing' S-inch Wheel Same high - grade 4 Blade construction used in the Pennsylvania 12-in. $5.40 High-"Wheel and Con- 14-in. 5.60 tinental Mower. 16-in. 5.80 15-in. K Z F T O IT 17-in. 10-inch "Wheel 19-in. 21-in. 4 Blade 14-in. $6.40 16-in. 6.65 18-in. 7.00 CONTINENTAL HIGH-WHEEL MOWER This very high - grade LINCOLN BALL-BEARING MOWER machine will cut fine grass lO-in. "Wheel, 5 Blade two inches high; also machine is This grass six to h i fa- made from g eight inches. grade material. Its W e highly construction, while recom- extremely simple. Is mend this very strong and dur- machine. able. Ball bearing. 14- in. $6.75 15-in $20.00 16-in. 7.00 17-in . 22.00 7.50 18-in. 19-in 24.00 ORCHIS MO'WEB

1 n-in. "Wheel, 5 Blade 15-in. $10.50 GREAT AMERICAN BALL-BEARING 17- in. 11.00 MOWER Every detail of this Mower is in keeping with the high grade of the Pennsylvania and Continental. Can WM. PENN be regulated to cut from % to 1% inches BALL-BEARING from the ground. All Steel MOWER Ball Bearing' 15-in. $14.00 17-in. 16.00 10-in. "Wheel 19-in. 18.00 21-in. 20.00 5 Blade One Size Only 17-in. Mower, AMBASSADOR $15.00 MOWER HIGH GRADE ROI.I.ER BEARHTG-

10-in. Wheel, 16-in. IS-in. PENNALITE BB ALUMINUM MOWER ACE LAWN MOWER TRIMMER REPAIRING AND SHARPENING

Our well-equipped shop and com- petent mechanics, that have been repairing and sharpening lawn mowers for years, assures you of a first-class job.

Our repair department does not confine its operation to sharpening and repairing lawn mowers only. We are in position to do general repair work and solicit your pa- Weighs 29 lljs.. 17-inch $15.00 Price, $7.50 tronage in other lines of work.

ALL PRICES IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE "WITHOUT NOTICE GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. 97 WATER BALLAST LAWN ROLLER No. 601 —Drum 14 in. dia., 24 In. CRASS long, weight empty 70 lbs., filled with water 175 lbs., price—1$13.00 CATCHER No. 602—Drum 18 in. dia., 24 in. No. 15 IH — Metal long, weight empty 85 lbs., filled Bottom Catcher, 13 with water 265 lbs., price $15.25 inches deep, made of No. 603—Drum 24 in. dia., 24 in. heavy duck; heavy long, weight empty 110 lbs., filled galvanized wire with water 420 lbs., price $17.50 frame ; adjustable No. 604—Drum 24 in. dia., 32 in. steel hooks; adjust- long, weight empty 130 lbs., filled able to mowers 12 to with water 566 lbs., price—:$19.75 16 inches wide. No. 607—Plain bearing, 14 in. long, price $10.00 dia., 15 in. Price, 151H 90o CAST IRON HAND I.AWN No. 156H—16 to 20 ROIiIiEB Two Sections Inches wide. — Price $1.00 Wo. 504 20 in. dia., 20 In. long, — Canvas Catcher, weight 250 lbs., price $24.00 both sizes 50o No. 507—20 in. dia.. 24 in. long, weight 300 lbs., price $30.00 No. 509—24 In. dia.. 20 in. long, weight 400 lbs., price $40.00 PENNSYLVANIA "NEW" FAIRWAY MOWER IRON-STRAPPED BLOCKS

Patent Boiler Bashed wltb Beckets

Size of Sheaves Diameter Length Pul- Single Double Inches Rope ley Shell

3%xlx% _. % inch 6 Inches $1.20 $2.25 4i4xlx% % inch 7 inches 1.40 2.65 4%xl%x% 1 Inch 8 Inches 1.75 3.50 Block and Fall for stages. 2 Single Blocks. 2 Double Blocks. 40 ft. Fall, 350 ft.; 50 ft. Fall, 425 ft.; 60 ft. Fall, 500 ft. % in. Rope— 6 ft. to lb. % in. Rope—4% ft. to lb. 1 in. Rope—3% ft. to lb.

Fairway Trio Mower, horse drawn, 30-in. unit, 6-blade $350.00 Fairway Trio Mower, tractor drawn, 30-in. unit, o-blade 325.00 Fairway 5-Unit Mower, tractor or 4-horse hitch 550.00' MOTO-MOWER The Moto-Mower offers efficient power mowing service at a moderate cost. A twist of the wrist controls the power. The power from the engine is transmitted direct to the Cutting Reel, through Jack Shaft, chain and sprocket, the most efficient method of drive linown. It will operate on hills and terraces, and runs an average of eight hours on a gallon of gasoline. The machine is shipped assembled ready to go to work. Has a fine 4-cycle valve-in-the- head Motor. All parts accurately machined and ground. Splash Oil System is used; has no complicated parts in carburetor. 30-inch Mower has clutch for throwing out DBI.XTXB 30 inch, Super Detroit $300.00 30 inch DeLuxe Mower $335.00 24 inch, Standard 1^50.00 20 inch Units 35.00' 21 inch. City Model 195.00 Sulky 18 inch. Junior Model 120.00 35.0O G-rass Catchers— 21 inch .._ 5.00 "Weed Clipping Attachment for StTFBB DETBOIT 24 inch, 27 inch and 30 Inch 5.50 24 Inch and 30 Inch 65.00-

GREENS KEEPER Is a Power Putting Greens Machine, 20 Inch cut, weight 165 pounds, throw-out clutch, eight crucible steel blades.

Price _$230.00

LAWN MASTER for fine lawns. Tracker roller, 6 crucible blades. The best made. Price, 25 inch cut $300.00 Price, 30 inch cut 350.00 I.AWN MASTER GBEENS KEEPER Send for Special Circulars on all Koto Mowers

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98 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. BAUSMAN STEEL LAWN LAWN SETTEES CARRIAGE BOLTS The frames are made from strong SWING steel, and the seats and backs frorr smoothly finished hardwood. Meadowbrook Settee 5 » K d m d K d List, List, 100. too. o

Vie % .$1.00 $1.50 $1.95 $3.251$4.00 1% - 1.05 1.55 2.05 3.40 4.15 . 1.20 1.75 2.30 3.65 4.45 2% . 1.3 5 2.00 2.55 3.95 4.S0 3 . 1.50 2.20 2. SO 4.25 5.15 3% . 1.G5 2.40 3.10 4.55 5.50 4 _ _ 2.00 2.60 3.35 4.85 5.85 4% . 2.15 2.95 3.60 0.1 6.20 .. 2.30 3.15 3.95 5.45 6.55

With Canopy $18.00 , .. 2.45 3.35 4.20 5.80 6.95 4 foot $6.50 Without Canopy- 15.50 6 _ .. 2.60 3.55 4.45 6.15 7.35 5 foot 7.50 6% 3.65 4.90 6.30 8.25 9.75 Seat is 30 inches wide; feack 29 inches .. 3. 85 5.15 6.65 8.70110.20 high; wooden arm rests. Height of frame .. 4.00 5.35 6.95 9.15110.65 is 7 feet. Floor space required 5x8 feet. .. 4.20 5.60 7.30 9.60|11.10 Weight is 150 pounds. _ 4.35 5. SO 7.60 10.05112.05 Commonwealth Settees 9 ... 4.55 6.05 7.95 10. 50112. 50 9% .. 4.70 6.25 S.25 10.95112.95

10 . _ 4.90 6.50 8.60 11.40|13.40 No. 7 Porch Settee 11 . .. 5.25 6.95 9.30 12.25114.30 All ^ in. bolts 100 to package. Others 50 to package.

MACHINE BOLTS

Very popular and durable. Finished in weathered oak. All slats bolted to frame; no rivets. No. 7— 5 foot. Our special price.. $7.00 l$3.70i$4.30 No. 6—4 foot. Our special price.. 5.00 1.70 2.30 3.S51 4.50 Universal Settee 1.95 2.55 4.101 4. 85 2.15 2.80 4.40 5.15 2.35 3.10 4.65 5.50 2.55 3.35 4.95 5.85 2.75 3.60 5.25 6.20 3.10 3.85 5.55 6.55 3.30 4.20 5.85 6.90 3.50 4.45 6.15 7.25 3.70 4.70 6.45 7.60 5.10 6.50 9.20 10.15 5.35 6.S5 9.65 10.60 5.55 7.15 10.10 11.05 5.80 7.50 10.55 11.50 6.00 7. SO 11.00111.95 CORN HOOKS 6.25 8.15 11.45112.40 6.45 8.45 11.95112.85 AND KNIVES 6.70 8.80 12.35|13.30 7.15 9.50 13.20114.70 Little Giant Knife, oval wood handle 55c All Vi-in. bolts 100 to package. Otbers 4 foot $3.25 50 to packag'e. Black Diamond Knife, 15-in. blade, 3 in. wide 40c PLOW BOLTS Field King Hook (Quynn The juvenile Settee Pattern) 40c A small settee of good quality yet inexpensive, with a variety of uses such Brook's Hook (Corru- as fishing seats, extra automobile seats, gated) — 50c etc., as well as being a great favorite with the kiddies. Village Blacksmith No. Prame—IxH inch steel. 1 „ 40c Slats—Eight in number, %xl% inch clear yellow pine with flat surfaces and Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4, 5, 6 and 8 Village Blacksmith No. rounded edges. 300 60c Color—Alternate Orange and Green. 5« 22 inches 1.50 m2 Village Blacksmith No. 80 SOc 32 inches 1.75

ly* ..$2.75 $3.75 $5.25 $3.35 $4.50 $6.20 11^ ...... 2.90 4.00 5.50 3.50 4 G.45 STONES 1% .. 3.05 4.25 5.75 3.65 5.00 6.70 SCYTHE STONES PIKE SCYTHE 2 3.20 4.50 6.00 :i.S0 5.25 6.95 2% .. 3.35 4.75 6.30 3.115 5.50 7.25 3 $0.30 T.I —Abrasive 2% .. 3.50 5.00 fi.60 4.10 5.75 7.55 2% 3.75 5,30 6.90 4.3 5 G.05j 7.85 TN15—Engli.vli Round .30 3 4.00 5.65 7.25 4.60 6.40 8.20 3% _ 4.90 6.45 7.65 5.50 7.20 8.60 Each TS3—Rifle .20 .\dd for English Talacre $0.30 List yuinnebog _ _ .20 TS2—Quick Cut .15 Thread .30 .40 .30 .40 .55

Darby Creek . .20 No. 1S2 Carborundum Scythe Stone .35 .1 |)2--riililv File 1.00 All plow bolts 50 to package.

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Planet Jr. Combined Seeder No. 12 Planet Jr. Single and and Single Wheel Hoe No. 4 Double Wheel Hoe The No. 4 Seeder and Wheel Hoe is the most The most popular combination of Double useful combination available for the Single Wheel Hoe for the Market Gar- Home or Market Gardener. Sows all dener and Home Gardener in use today. vegetable seeds in the drill or The assortment of cultivating at- drops in hills 4, 6, 8, 12 or 24 tachments con- inches apart. Fine assortment sisting of one of cultivating attachments talte pair of plows, 1 care of all garden work. pair of 6 - inch Capacity of hoes, 4 steel seed hopper cultivator teeth, 2V2 quarts. and 1 pair of kQuickly chang- leaf lifters. Cul- led from hill tivates both* 'to drill seeder sides at one 1 and from seed- in. Hoes and 4 Rakes, $13.00 »er to wheel *^Price. $10.25 No. 11, with i\k hoe. Vo. 4 Hill and Drill Seeder and Sing^le Wheel Hoe Combined $16.75 No. 17 Planet Jr. Single Ko. 4-D Seeder only 13.50 Wheel Hoe As Illustrated, $7.35 16—With Rakes and Leaf No. 25 Hill and Drill Seeder Guard, $8.50 No. 18—With 2 6-inch Double and Single Wheel Hoes only, $5.50 Hoe Combined Price, $21.00 The "Complete Gardener." Sows all vegetable seed in the drill and drops in hills 2, 6, 8, 12 and 24 inches apart. As a Double Wheel Hoe it straddles the row, cultivating both sides at one time until the plants are 20 in. high. Cultivating ow attachments consist of 1 seful tool to pair of plows, 1 pair of ens. It will 6-inch hoes, steel leaf lifters. 4 cultivator teeth and a pair of to 6 in. wide and 1 to 3 Inches deep. Nos. 3 & 5 Planet Hill and Drill Seeder Jr. Prica These seeders are undoubtedly the most $4.00 favored by market gardeners and other large commercial growers. They are identical operation and construction, the only difference being that the No. 3 has a 15-inch drive-wheel and holds 3 quarts of seed, while the No. 5 hasal6%-inch drive-wheel and Equip- holds 5 qts. of seed. ment No. 119 Planet Garden One 11/4 -inch ^ Jr. cultivat'g tooth. Plow One 4-inch culti- and Cultivator vating tooth One plow. No. 119 has a One reversible wheel, with ftx% scuffle bin fie. inch steel spokes, very strong, Price, $3.65 24 No. 3. .$16.50 inches in diameter. No. 5 . . 18.75 Furnished with Norcross 5 - tooth weeder attachment in place of scuffle blade as 119W. No. 300 Planet Jr. Drill Seeder Price, $3.90 Capacity 4 Quarts Price, $18.75 There has always Planet Jr. Five-Tooth Weeder been a demand for a quality seeder which Attachment will sow through Can be attached to any of the Garden Plows. holes in a plate rather Price, $1.00 each. than through a vari- Regrular Five-Tooth Attachment, able diamond-shaped 80c opening. Accurate Seeding' The seed is pushed through a hole in the "Oriole" plate by a patented feed wheel of a new type Garden Plow No. 19 Garden Plow and Complete Cultivator As Shown No. 1—Price, Packed Weight 18 lbs. $3.00 15-inch steel wheel. No. 2—With Eqaipment— 1 2 -in. 5-tooth Weed- cultivating tooth; 1 er attached in- 10-in. sweep; 1 plow; stead of scuf- 1 5-prong cultivating fle blade, $3.25 attachment. Price, §4.75

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PLANET JR. HORSE HOES AND CULTIVATORS known, and bear a hig-her It is an unquestioned fact that Planet Jr. horse-drawn cultivating implements are more universaUy TCTJutation for quality, than any other cultivating- machines ever made.

PLANET JR. CULTIVATOR PLANET JR. CULTIVATOR

Xilg-ht Weig-ht

Planet Jr. Plain Cultivator Four 3x8 Cultivator Shares. One 4x8 Cultivator Share.

No. lOOD Light Cultivator, no Wheel $6.75 110.4—^With Steel Wheel $9.45 — No. 101—Light Cultivator with Lever and Wheel 9.90 No. 4D—Cultivator without Wheel 7.70 lOlD Light Cultivator, with Lever, no Wheel 8.30 No. 9—With Lever and Wheel 11.50 No. — No. 9D—^With Lever, no Wheel 9.75 NO. 220 PLANET, HORSE HOE JR. PLANET JR. Saves Time, lahor—Produces Big-g-er Crops Planet Jr. Horse Hoe Equipment: The No. 220 will dis- Four 3x8 Steels tribute fertilizer in the One 4x8 Steel middles of three rows One pair 6" Hillers 12 to 14 inches apart; One 7" Shovel it will side-dress one Lever Expander side each of two rows up to 36 inches apart (one complete row) and corn in wider rows. Tou can use it in very narrow rows—as close as 9 inches. Tou can use it in 42 to 4S-inch rows by closing off the flow in three spouts and distributing through the other three either on the right or left-hand side. No. 9—^With Steel Wheel It will distribute 100 to 2,000 pounds of commercial fer- No. 9D—Less Steel Wheel tilizer to the acre. The shut-off rod is operated without stop- 8 No. —With Wheel and Lever Wheel— ping the distributor. Price Vineturned adds 926.00 Roller adds Steel Wheel as an extra

ALFALFA NO. 90 PLANET JR. 12-TOOTH HARROW, 8lN. CULTIVATOR STEELS STEEL 10 in. CULTIVATOR STEELS 'SM '"9 '"0 1201 CULTIVATOR AND PULVERIZER I370 J569 2568 2J67 IIS6 40M

No. 90 Complete, as shown, $15.50 3>H- 2/;- 1^^-- 1- i/v- |3/x9«. iw" 2^- J"-

\ - >' HARROW

BEET-HOEOE^'^^^^ HOE STEaS No. DOB—Less Pulverizer No. 90S—Less Pulverizer and Wheel.

Shovel Steels Fit All Planet Jr. One and Two 8-inch Steels Pit Planet Jr. Horse Hoes, Plain Cultivators Horse Cultivators and No. 72 Pivot Wheel Cultivator Price Price 7-inch Shovel, Steel, No. 2539 $0.35 1 X 8-lnch Steels, No. 4064 $0.15 8-lnch Shovel Steel, No. 2540_... - .40 8-inch Steels, No. 1156. .16 6-lnch Hillers, No. 1167/8, per pair _ 1.20 IHx 134xS-inch Steels, No. 2367. .17 6-lnch Hillers, with connecting pieces, per palr_ - 2.00 2'ixS-inch Steels, No. 236S., .18 7-lnch Plows, No. 495/6, per pair_ _ 1.50 3 X S-inch Steels, No. 2369.. .20 7-inch Plows, with connecting pieces, per palr_ _ 2.30 4 X S-inch Steels, No. 2370.. .25

lO-inch Steels Fit All Planet Jr. Two-Horse Cultivators FIRE FLY STEELS (Planet Jr.) Bxcepting No. 72 Price IHxlO-inch Steels, No. l.'^S.S $0.18 1 x8 No. 4639 -$0.12 134xl0-inoh Steels, No. 12-in 20 l%x8 No. 4640 _ .13 2U xlO-inch Steels, No. 1199 22 l%x8 No. 4641 _ .14 3 X 10-inch Steels, No. 1200 26 2 x8 No. 4638 _ .15 4 X 10-inch Steels, No. 1201 30 2^4x8 No. 4642 - .16 3 x8 No. 4643 _ .17 Hoe Steels Pit Planet Jr. Horse Hoe Side Standards 4 x8 No. 4644 _ .19 6-inch Hoe Steel and Bolt, No. 1163/4, Pair $1.20 Planet Jr. Bolts, 4c; 3, 5c. 3VaC; 2%, 10-inch Hoe Steel and Bolt, No. 1165/6, Pair 1.40 ALL PBICBS IN CATALOG- SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOtTT NOTICE GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. 101

MARYLAND LEVER CUTTER

OLD DOMINION (Straight Frame) COMBINED HARROW AND AND ORIOLE (Bent Frame) CULTIVATOR CULTIVATORS 14 Tooth—With Outside Handle Braces Strong, cheap, With Ontside Handle Braces and Wheel and Wheel Clamp and durable. Clamp $5.60 Price $7.50 Cultivator, plain Price, without lever.. ..$7.00 Cultivator with Lever 6.60 Wheels for Cultivators, each .90 Price, with lever _ 8.00

SHOVEL PLOWS Frank Beasiey's Patent Disc Attachments

If you have a good five - tooth cultivator, you can secure tliese parts to attach to same and make your old cultivator as up- to-date as it would be pos.sible to have it. These Disc Attach- ments come in gangs of either six or eight Farmers' Favorite, single-shovel plow...... $4.60 discs or can be had in Farmers' Favorite, double-shovel plow_ _ 5.00 combination of six Regular triple shovel plow _ 6.75 and eight discs. These disc gangs SIDEWALK CLEANERS are sometimes used on fertilizer distribu- To fit any five-tooth cultivator. tors with fine results. No. OSC— 7-inch solid socket, handle- _$1.15 Six-Disc Attachment, weight 43 pounds $8.75 Wo. 770—8-inch steel blade _ .90 Eight-Disc Attachment, weight 53 pounds 10.75 Combination 6 and 8 Disc Attachment.. 12.00 LIGHTNING PATTERN HAY KNIFE Disc Cultivator complete, 8 disc and standards for five-tooth $2.15 and wheel $25.25 AMERICAN SICKLE EDGE HAY KNIFE $2.15 Steels for Riding and Walking Cultivators CULTIVATOR STEELS Per 100 Each

No. 0—l%x8 . $11.00 1^x10 inches -$0.15 No. 1 2x8 _ 13.00 — — l%xlO inches _ .16 No. 89—21^x8 14.40 _ 2 xlO inches _ .17 No. 82—3x8 15.00 21^x10 inches _ .18 No. 83—3%x8 17.50 _ 3 xlO inches _ .19 No. 84 4x8 19.00 — 3%xl0 inches - .22 No. 10—Turn shovel 34.00 4 xlO inches _ .24 No. 16—Turn shovel 24.00 No. 11 —6-in. sweep 35.00 WITH BACKS No. 11—8-in. sweep 40.00 Each l%xl0% Inches -90.40 No. 12—Horse hoe, steel .65 2 XlO 14 inches - .44 No. 18— 6-in. sweep .25 2%xl0% Inches - .48 No. 18—8-in. sweep .30 3 xlOi^ Inches - .60 No. 18—10-in. sweep .34 3%xl0% Inches _ .66 18 5 xll inches - .66 No. —12-in. sweep . .36 No. 18—15-in. sweep .43 Wheels for Cultivator 1.00 SHOVEI. Plow STESia Plate Bolts, 1% $1.70 per 100 FF Triple Shovel Steels, Plate Bolts, 2 1.80 per 100 sizes 4x7, 4^x7, 6x8, Plate Bolts 2% 2.00 per 100 5%x8, per pound— -1$0.13 Wheel Cultivator Clamps .48 Double Steels, Horse Hoe Attachments, FF Shovel complete, sizes 6x10, 6x10, 7x10, per set of 8x10, per pound .12 Cultivator Handles, complete, per pair -$1.60 three pieces B,40 Handles for single, double or triple shovel plows, com- Teeth for Baltimore FF Single Shovel Blades, plete with round and rod, per set_ 1.50 Combined Harrow .13 all sizes, per pound .12

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GENUINE OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS

WHEN ORDERING PLOWS AND REPAIRS STATE RIGHT OR LEFT HAND,

WOOD OR STEEL BEAMS

Plow o Base u "I ni S

- $0.25 $0.50 $1.50 $2.25 -- 1 1 1 1 $10.25 1 1 G-oober | - .25 .50 1.45 1 1.50 9.00 ] No. 6 1 1 — - ! 1

. 1 .30 $0.45 .55 1.60 1 2.25 $2.80 $3.85 11.25 1 A-C-2 1 1 .60 .40 1 .75 2.05 3.85 1 2.35 3.20 $13.50 1 14.00 1 B-C-N 1 1 1 .60 .45 1 .80 2.25 3.85 1 3.00 3.20 16.00 1 lO-N - .- 16.00 1 1 1

.55 1 .70 .95 3.00 $6.50 3.25 3.55 3.85 18.00 1 $20.00 1 $3.00 18.00 { I j 1 1 13-N 1 -75 1 .60 1.00 3.25 4.15 19.00 1 21.00 I 7.50 3.25 3.25 3.95 19.00 1 I 1 I 1 19-N 1 .80 1 .65 1.05 4.15 1 23.50 3.40 8.50 4.25 3.50 4.15 1 21.00 I . 21.00 1 1 1 1 20-N 1 .90 -75 { 1.10 3.75 4.50 4.15 24.00 ! 1 E-i-ir - 1 1 i .60 1.10 1 3.75 30 1 1 -75 .85 1.10 3.75 3.75 4.70 4.15 23.50 1 I 23.50 i 1 40-N 1 I 1 1.05 1 .90 1 1.10 4.60 4.95 1 - 4.70 .— 1 26.00 1 40-XX — 1 .90 . 1 .80 1 1.45 4.00 4.75 21.00 1 1 82-K 1 1.00 .90 1 1.45 4.50 4.80 1 .. 23.00 1 1 83-N — 1 1.00 1 1.45 5.00 4.80 1 .90 84-N-12" .-- . -1 24.50 1 1 1.05 1.45 5.00 4.80 ! 84-14" - 1 1 — 1 1.00 .90 { 1.45 5.00 4.80 1 91 1 1 I .90 1.10 3.75 6.25 1 512 Hillside 25.00 1 I j .95 1.10 4.10 6.25 1 513 Hillside „ 25.50 1 1 |

.95 1 8.25 1 1.10 4.10 Hillside 23.50 1 1 524 | .25 .55 2.65 1 1.60 2.90 1 1 I A-2 1 1.05 1.60 5.80 1 1 1 3-X .. 1 .55 1.45 4.75 4.15 23.50 1 6.00 1 1 98 1 1 .60 1.45 5.00 1 1 1 99 i

.55 1 1 ... 1 ... 1 ...... 1 1 _ 1 - - 1 - 1 X'-905-A Short | i

... 1 . 1 1 1.20 1 1 1 F-926-A Iioner 1 - 1 1 1 1

... .. 1 ... .. 1 ... .. 1 1 2.75 1 1 NC-23-12" Q. D.| 1 1.40

... 1 .... 1 1 ...... 1 1 1 M-C-23-14" Q. D.| 1.60 3.00 1

.. 1 . 1 .... 1 3.50 1 ..... 1 1 1.90 NC-23-16" Q. D.| ] I

1 1.90 --- 1 1 -. 1 4.25 110-3-18" D. 1 1 1 i Q. !

WHEELS AND PARTS JOINTER AND PARTS CLEVISES steel Beams, 10 and 13. ..$3.85 Complete, A to 13 — $1.95 Steel Beams, 19 to 40 .. _ 4.95 Wood Beam Price 2.20 Complete, 19 to 84 Wood Beams, 10 and 13_ . 3.60 A, for A-B-10 Plow.. $0.25 Complete, A to 13 1.65 Wood Beams, 19 to 40... - 3.85 2.50 Jointer Points - .20 B, for 13-19-20 Plow .60 Complete, 19 to 40 Jointer Moulds .40 Standards, one-horse, straight 1.00 D, for 40 Plow 1.10 Standards, two-horse, arch 2.20 Steel Beam Wheels, only, one-horse .55 OLIVER COULTERS No. 2. for A-C, B-C Plow .95 .85 Wheels only, two-horse 11-inch Coulter $5.30 No. 90A, for 10-13-19-20 Plow 1.30 Wheel hub -30 13-inch Coulter 5.60 106) Wheel hub bolt -. .05 ("Moon" Coulters, see pag'e No. 91, for 40 Plow _ 1.65

WOOD HAirDI.BS (Slng'le) .85 OLIVER STEEL BEAM PLOW Handle Rounds, each .10 Sets, all numbers up to 10 2.20 Sets, all numbers, 13 and above 2.75 (State If old or new style handles).

BOLTS

Share $0.05

Jlould and land . .05 JIain Beam 15

Back Beam _ .10

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Wiard Steel Beam Nose Lands Cutters Extras Plows and Moulds Shares Shares Lands Plain Shoes Plain Shins (Subject to Stock) Plow Slip for 1 or No. 16 $0.65 $0.75 $4.00 $1.10 1 No. 25 - .70 .85 5.00 1.40 $0.75 1 1 No. 27 .75 .90 R m 1.40 .75 No. 43 .70 .85 4.50 1.25* $0.70 .75 No. 44 $21.50 .75 .90 5.00 1.25* .70 .75

No. 65 . 1.15 6.00 2.00 - No. 80 22.00 .75 .90 5.00 1.00 .70 .75 No. % $5.50 No. 90 ...... 75 .90 5.00 1.00 .70 .75 No. 5 5.50 No. 104 .-. 19.75 .75 .90 5.00 1.25* .70 .75 No. 1 Hillside No. 106 .... 25.00 .80 .95 5.25 1.25* .70 .75 a.SO No. 11 5X 21.00 .85 4.50 1.25 Plain Castings, per lb 06 No. 116 .95 5.50 1.25 Polished Castings, per lb. „ .08 No. 126 _- .95 4.50 1.25 No. 214 .... .40 2.25 .85 No. 219 .... .70 i.bo 3.75 1.20 No. 240 24.00 .80 1.00 4.50 1.25 DIXIE PLOW No. 440 24.00 .80 4.50 1.25 No. 522 .65 .80 4.00 1.25 .75 No. 524 19.75 .70 .85 4.50 1.25 .75 No. 526 21.50 .75 .90 5.00 1.25 .80 No. 546 20.25 .75 .90 5.00 1.25 .80 No. 548 23.50 .80 .95 5.25 1.25 .80

*Solid or One-Piece Lands for Nos. 4.3, 44, 103, 104, and 106, $1.50. "Wheels complete, $1.50. .Steel Beam Jointers, $4.00. .Slips, 15c. .Jointer Points 25c. No. 546, Sulky Plow, $50.00.

Syracuse Plows and Boy" Dixie $4.10 No. $5.50 Repairs d o X EE 6 ? w No. I 5.75 No. 1-78 Regular $18.75 $0.65 $0.80 $4.31 $0.^7 No. II 7.50 No. 1- 78 Contractor.. .80 5.75 1.55 Plain Castings, per lb .06 No. 2- 78 17.25 .60 .75 3.50 .88 No. 10-78 21.50 .71 4.68 1.08 No. 20-78 18.75 .65 .80 4.00 .88 No. 30-78 21.75 .70 .85 4.30 1.02 WHITE'S CLIPPER PLOW 6.25 2.00 No. 3 5 1.10 No. Cast, One-Horse $5.50 No. 95 .60 .75 3.30 1.02 2, No. 96 .65 .80 3.45 1.10 No. 12, Cast, Two-Horse 10.50 No. 97 .75 .85 3.55 1.20 Castings for Clipper Plow, per lb. .O614 .85 5.50 1.38 No. 501 21.00 .70 Polished Castings, per lb. .O814 No. 502 20.00 .65 .80 5.00 1.38 No. 503 .65 .80 3.40 1.30 No. 601 21.00 .70 .85 5.50 1.38 No. 602 20.00 .65 .80 5.00 1.38 "GIRL" CHAMPION PLOW No. 603 16.75 .65 .80 3.40 1.30 (WHITE'S) No. X1341 Q. D .75 .90 5.25 No. X1342 Q. D .70 .85 4.75 No. "Girl" $5.00 No. X1441 Q. D .75 .90 5.25 No. A 5.50 No. X1442 Q. D .70 .85 4.75 No. 2 6.00 Nos 361, 461, 1361, 1461 .70 .85 3.80 1.02 Nos 362, 462, 1362, 1462 .65 .80 3.45 1.02 Castings, Plain, per lb .06V& Nos 363, 463, 1363, 1463. .65 .80 3.45 .97 Castings, Polished, per lb .08i/^

Jointer Points, 25c. Wheels only, complete, $1.20. LYNCHBURG PLOWS AND REPAIRS WIARD REPAIRS (Not Genuine; Slip Plows Shares Shares Lands Moulds No. 2 $8.00 $0.21 $0.42 $1.35 No. 6X 10.00 .28 .42 .51 1.50 No. 27X ... 15.50 .51 .65 .88 2.75 No. 42 18.0O .60 .75 .97 3.15 No. 52 21.00 .70 .80 1.02 3.45 No. 3 7X ... .55 .70 .92 3.00

27-28 $0.65 $0.75 $1.25 $1.40 REPAIRS 80-81. .65 .75 .85 1.40 3.75 .55 .55 TO FIT CHATTANOOGA PLOWS 103-104 .65 .75 1.10 1.45 3.75 .55 .55 Shares Lands Jloulds 106 .70 .80 1.10 1.45 4.00 .55 .55 70-71-90-91... .65 "Wheels only, 70c. 44 .... $0.51 $0.92 $2.75 25-26 .65 "Wheel Spindles, 20c. 62 .... .23 .51 1.40 43-44 .65 "Wheel Bolts, 6c. 63 .... .42 .78 2.10 115-120 .75 Wheel Sand Cap, 5c. 64 R. L .51 .92 2.75 116 .80 Jointer Points, 20c. 65 R. L.... .60 1.06 3.15 126 .80 "W" Slip, 15c. 66 R. L .65 1.06 3.30 70 .... .23 .51 1.35 71 .28 .51 1.40 MASSEY-HARRIS REPAIRS FOR PLOWS .28 .51 1.50 R. H. C5 Slip Shares 78c (Formerly Case) C. P. 41fifi, Slips for same 15c Plow Cast Share Steel Share Prices Brand Price Brand Solid 1 Hard REPAIRS TO FIT INTERNATIONAL PLOWS 4SU% GEX $1.40 to $2.50 $4.25 GM G Shares Lands Jloulds 482% GEX GM 2 1.60 12 G 3.00 4.75 G002 H.....$0.83 484% GEX GM 4 1.80 14 G 3.50 5.50 R. 6021 R. H.... $1.35 CPfiOOS R. H. .. $4.65 510% GP.X GP 1.40 GP 10 2.50 4.25 6007 R. H..._ .83 6022 L. H. 1.35 CP6009 R. H...- 4.90 512% Gr\ GP 2 1.60 GP 12 3.00 4.75 6027 L. H...-. .83 6001 M. R. H. .92 CP6103 L. H 4.65 6028 . . 514% GP.X GP 4 1.80 GP 14 3.50 5.50 L. H. .83 6001 R. H. .55 CP6104 L. H 4.90 Jointer Points, Shins, SO 12 SG 2 1.60 SG 12 3.00 4.75 20c. 35c. SG 14 SG 4 1.80 SO 14 3.50 5.50 SG 1 6 SG 6 2.00 SG 16 4.50 6.00 SOUTH BENB REPAIRS—PA&E 105 ALL PRICES IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE 104 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP.

THE OLIVER SULKY

This Sulky is tae most popular plow of its bind ever built, Turns square in-and-ont corners witli the bottoms cutting- full width and depth. FUBNISHED IN BOTH BIGHT AND LEFT HAND Beg-ularly equipped with steel evener and No. 90 Chilled Jointer and Weed Hook Price All Chilled, 12-inch, weight 431 lbs._ -$67.00 All Chilled, 14-inch, weight 446 lbs._ - 68.50 For tongue and neckyoke, add - 4.25 For combination rolling coulter instead of jointer, add 3.00 For plain rolling coulter instead of jointer, add .75 Weed Hook, deduct .50 3 Horse Evener not taken, deduct- 4.00 134X Tractor Sulky 18-inch, $94.00

OLIVER No. 9-XX ADjUSTABLE TRACTOR PLOW OLIVER No. 109 TRACTOR PLOW The Oliver No. 9-XX The Oliver No. 109 adjustable plow can Tractor Gang does a be set so that the bot- fine job of covering toms will cut 11, 12, surface trash. Oper- 13 or 14 inches. When ating behind light to the ground Is hard medium powered trac- and plowing Is diffi- tors. It will give years cult the bottoms can of dependable, trou- be set to cut narrow. ble-free service. The The adjustment Is whole plow is built to made by expanding or stand up under heavy closing the frame. duty service. Adjust- An easily operated able frame of the No. plow. A trip rod for 109 allows for an 11, 12, 13, or 14-inch cut. It can be quickly the power lift. The changed to meet a wide variety of soil and plowing conditions. Oliver No. 9-XX has unusual clearance under the beams and between the bottoms. Price $90.00 A rear furrow wheel, spring locked to facilitate backing the

"Write for Special CircTQar plow, is standard equipment. Price . $96.00

OLIVER No. 24 GRADING PLOW OLIVER No. 25 PAVEMENT PLOW

A popular plow for tearing up macadamized roads, streets, gravel roads, etc. Built extra strong and rigid, An extremely strong iron beam plow for road breaking, the beam standard and handle braces are cast in one piece. pick excavation work or the heaviest of field work. The beam The Is both reversible and adjustable. All wearing standard and frog are one piece. This plow has a chilled parts are renewable. niouldboard and a deep suck cutter share. Regularly equipped with a gauge iron. No. 24—Iron Beam, equipped with a gauge iron, No. 25—Pavement Plow, price _$36.00 instead of wheel $29.50 Reversible Steel point or spike, price 4.00 No. 1-78—Syracuse Grading Plow with wheel 27.75 No. 98—Syracuse Pavement Plow with gauge Iron 34.75

PLOW HANDLES— Dressed REPAIRS TO FIT SOUTH BEND PLOWS

Iiands Shares Moulds | Shoes I | | Bl $0.30 $0.56 $1.70 I I I |

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GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. 105 CAHOON'S BROADCAST SEED SOWER THOMPSON'S CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDER For sowing Clover, Timothy, Sows 14 to 16 feet Wide, Any Amount Desired Per Acre. Will Millet, Oats, Wheat, Hemp, Barley, Bye, Bice, Buckwheat, Sow 20 to 25 Acres Per Day. etc. Standard Seeder of the World—A Model for Ac- and Durahility curacy Perfection feed is at- Malleable Iron e Pram This Grass Seed- tained in making it abso- Steel Hopper and Gate er is simple, with- lutely positive, yet a non- Brass Discharg'er. out gearing, cams leaking a a r r i e r, when The breadth of the cast or intricate ma- thrown out of connection. will be according- to the chinery. It cannot The quantity of seed to weight of the seed. Wlieat get out of order. the acre is accurately and Rye, 30 to 36 feet. shown by the index plate. Oats, 21 to 25 feet. Barley, 27 to 33 ft. Clover, Millet, Hungarian Seed, 20 to 24 feet. Hemp, 27 to 30 feet. Timothy, 15 to 18 feet. FRICE, $5.00 Parcel post weight, 8 lbs.

THE ORIGINAL IMPROVED Bope Feed Seeder It Is strong, yet weighs but 40 pounds, CYCLONE No. 1—14-foot, single hopper, $14.40 No. 1—16-foot, single hopper, 15.20 It differs materially No. 5—Complete Seeder, with Double Hopper, sows Red and very advanta- Top, Orchard Grass, Blue Grass, Lawn Grass, as well a.s geously from all other Sowers in having a Clover. 14-foot. $16.00. slope feedboard with an oblong hopper which terminates in a metal edge, on which edge oscillates a feed plate which does not THOMPSON'S ROYAL CLOVER AND allow the seed to be- The SOWER THAT come clogged, but GRASS SEEDER SCATTERS EVENLY makes a positive Thompson above, except force feed and insures These Seeders are similar to the a uniform flow and even distribution of seed. Anyone desiring they have Chain Peed. a convenient, practical and an all-round first-class grain and grass seeder, a good, large sower that will the mo.'^t meet No. 11—14 ft., single hopper $14.40 exacting demands, we cannot recommend the CYCLONE too 11 ft., single 15.20 highly. Parcel Post weight, 6 lbs. PBZCX:, $2.50. No. —16 hopper No. 12—14 ft., double hopper 16.00 No. 10—10 ft., double hopper. Universal Seeder for all grass seeds, grain, cow peas and soy beans 18.00 LIGHTNING SEED SOWER "Will spread seed Cheap, durable, weigfhs evenly from 30 to 40 THOMPSON'S GOLF SPECIAL SEEDER only 12 ozs. Simple; no re- feet. Method of sow- pairs. ing is by swinging Golf greens, fairways and lawns must be seeded evenly to tube in horizontal po- produce the desired uniform turf. sition from right to Thompson Golf Special Seeders are used on America's lead- left which closely re- they are speedy, sembles the old meth- ing golf courses and private estates because od by hand. Gives accurate and economical. Wind or mud do not interfere with control over seed on their accurate work because they sow close to the ground and a circle of 8 feet be- clog. fore it leaves the tube cannot and the wind has no No. 106 Seeder, 10-ft. hopper, weight, 60 lbs.. -$26.00 per chance to blow seed Will Sow 60 Acres into Clover, Timothy, bunches before it Day of strikes the ground. Millet, Alfalfa, Flax, etc. FBICE, $1.00. Parcel Post wt., 1 lb. FAIRBANKS

MEEKER SMOOTHING DISC HARROW PORTABLE SCALE

This type of Portable Platform Scale is one of the most efficient for general use and is furnished either with or without wheels. It is equipped with arrow-tip single beam having a center indicating sliding poise with set - screw, all of steel Disc, perfect Harrow^ A brass. and Iiand Boiler Combined. Durably and at- The frame measures 6 feet 8 inches by 6 feet, and has four tractively finished sets of rollers, having 68 discs, 8 inches diameter on them. in blue with bronze The discs grind all the lumps so fine that the seed must come stripe,- all well up, leveling and leaving the land fine and smooth, and doing varnished for protection. its work far better than the rake. platform 18x27 in., price $27.70 Our Special Price $33.50 No. 1124, capacity 1000, size of No. 1128, capacity 500, size of platform 16x25 in., price 24.25

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OLIVER U. B. C. SPIKE OLIVER SPRING-TOOTH HARROW HARROW

Oliver Horse Harrow Oliver PB S-Section Tractor Harrow

These are very strong- and rugged implements well fitted for the hard work of Horse Harrow spring-toothing. An inverted T-bar frame shod with a thick steel runner gives Regularly equipped with evener bar great strength and durability. Furnished with horse or tractor hitch. The levers are reversible of the sections for horse use and on the 25-Tooth, 1 section, 93 lbs $9.50 and are set on the rear front for tractor 30-Tooth, 1 section, 105 lbs 11.50 use. 50-Tooth, 2 section, 195 lbs 20.75 HOBSE HABBOWS 60-Tooth, 2 section, 222 lbs. 24.00 75-Tooth, 3 section, 306 lbs. 33.25 9-Tooth, with handUs and single tree, 3 ft. cut, 163 lbs. $17.00 section, lbs. 37.60 90-Tooth, 3 342 15-Tooth, 2-section with draw bar, 5 ft. 6 in. cut, 240 lbs. 25.50 Tractor Harrow 17-Tooth, 2-section with draw bar, 5 ft. 10 in. cut, 2'iS lbs 27.00 Regularly equipped with a tractor 3-section hitch. 23-Tooth, with draw bar, S ft. 4 in. cut, 362 lbs. . 38.50 90-Tooth, 3-;section, 3 60 lbs. $39.00 25-Tooth, 3-section with draw bar, 8 ft. S in. cut, 375 lbs. 40.50

OLIVER HDH DISC HARROWS—SINGLE AND DOUBLE SIKGIiE DISC HABBOWS

Regularly equipped with hard oil cups, rigid scrapers, 2 or 3-horse evener, seat, rigid pole, and neck yoke.

Number Xumber of Cut in Discs Discs Feet Size of "Weight Price

HDH-4 S 4 16 in. 331 lbs. S$46.00 HDH-5 10 5 16 in. 377 lbs. 49.50 *HDH-6 12 6 16 in. 446 lbs. 54.50 HDH-4 S 4 18 in. 355 lbs. 49.20 HDH-5 10 5 IS in. 395 lbs. 53.50 *HDH-6 12 6 IS in. 471 lbs. 59.00 Foretruck in place of tongue add $8.40 (*) Equipped with off-set irons and 3-horse eveners.

SOUBIiB DISC HABBOWS

Consists of single disc harrow and tandem complete, hard oil cups, rigid scrapers. 4-horse eveners. seat and forecarriage. No weight pans.

Number of Cut in Size of Number Discs Feet Discs Weight Price HDH-4 16 4 16 in. 691 lbs. $100.00 HDH-5 20 5 16 in. 771 lbs. 107.00 HDH-6 24 6 16 in. 869 lbs. 113.0O HDH-4 16 4 18 in. 739 lbs. 106.00 HDH-5 20 5 18 in. 819 lbs. 115.00

HDH-6 24 I" IS ill. !i31 Ihp. 122.50

OLIVER TRACTOR DISC HARROW HEAVY DUTY TRACTOR HARROW Adjustable Scrapers—Zerk Fittings With Big-id Scrapers—Zerk Pitting-s TDM— S ft. 32xlG iletal Bearings, 1403 lbs. $152.00 TDM— S ft. 32.\1S Metal Bearings, 1475 lbs _ 165.00 TDW— S ft. 32x16 Wood Bearings, 1379 lbs. 150.00 TDW— S ft. 32x18 Wood Bearings, 1451 lb.« 162.00

NTDflf Disc. Harrow "MOON" ROLLING

Number of Size of Cut in COULTER Number Discs Discs Weight Price

NTDH-5 20 16 in. 5 647 lbs. $95.00 The shoe presses down all NTDH-6 24 16 in. 6 738 lbs. 103.00 weeds and trash and holds 112.50 NTDH-7 28 16 in. 7 793 lbs. same firmly while being cut NTDH-8 32 16 in. 8 1106 lbs. 117.50 by the coulter. NTDH-5 20 IS in. 5 GSS lbs. 102.50 NTDH-6 24 IS in. 6 7SS lbs. 113.00 No. 1— S-inch disk $4.25 NTDH-7 28 18 in. 7 S48 lbs. 125.00

s 1 2 NTDH-S 32 1 ill. 1 Tn 130.00 No. —10-inch disk 4.75 Harrows Can Be Furnished with 20-inch Discs No. 3 —12-inch disk 5.50 at Additional Cost.

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FAMOUS DISK HARROW

SINGLE ACTION DISK HARROW CLARK "CUTAWAY" FLEXIBLE DOUBLE ACTION TRACTOR HARROW

Our new Flexible Double Action Tractor Harrow is the result of our many years' experience in building tractor disk harrows. While the frame permits extreme flexibility on rough ground and in turning, at the same time the harrow is very efficient and does high class work.

Size A-6, 24 disks, 16-in. dia., 6% -ft. cut, 755 lbs., price $115.75 The gangs on the CLARK "CUTAWAY" Single Action Har- Size A-7, 28 disks, 16-in. dia., 7y2-ft. cut, 860 lbs., price 124.75 row can be swung end for end, so that the soil may be thrown Size X-6, 24 disks, 18-in. dia., 6y2-ft. cut, price 125.25 either out or in. all "CUTAWAY" Size X-7, 28 disks, 18-in. dia., IVz-ft. cut, price 137.00 One of the outstanding features of CLARK Harrows is the quality of the disks. They are made of better steel than used in ordinary harrow disks but their strength and wearing qualities are greatly increased by forging the edge and heat-treating. Solid Disks can be furnished at same price as Cutaway. DISKER All disks on CLARK "CUTAWAY" Harrows are guaranteed CLARK "CUTAWAY" WONDER for three years against breakage. of Diam. of Width All Purpose Disk No. The e Disks Disks of Cut Hitch Wt. Price 8 16-in. 4-ft. 2-h. 255 $45.50 10 16-in. 5-ft. 2-h. 295 50.75 12 16-in. 6-ft. 3-h. 350 57.0O 8 Heavy 24-inch Slsks Reversible Gang's 14 16-in. 7-ft. 4-h. 460 67.50 Sturdy Welg'ht CarrieXB Powerful Screw Control 8 18-in. 4-ft. 2-h. 300 49.25 Rigid Scrapers Adjustable Hitch 10 18-in. 5-ft. 2-h. 350 55.75 12 18-in. 6-ft. 4-h. 430 67.75 Price ra for Tongue Truck .... 10.50 8 disks, 24-in. dia., 5% -ft. cut, steel frame, 685 Ibs.. $110.70 Steel weight box. extra. 90 lbs - 6,25 DOUBLE ACTION DISK HARROW CLARK "CUTAWAY" Double Action Harrows are known for their light draft as well as for the amount and quality of work they do. All four gangs of disks are attached to one CLARK ONE-HORSE DISK HARROWS main frame. These harrows are also made with IS-in. disks and different hitclies can be obtained on any sizes. Prices The CI.ARK "CUT- on application. AWAY" Utility Har- are inches in diameter; harrows hitch 4 horses. row has 10 14-in. All disks 16 disks, cuts 4 feet Size A-4, 16 disks, 4%-ft. cut, weight 480 lbs., price $81.75 wide. The gangs can Size A-.5, 20 disks, 5%-ft. cut, weight 570 lbs., price 95.25 be reversed in the Size A-6, 24 disks, 6y2-ft. cut, weight 630 lbs., price 103.50 same manner as the larger Single Action Disk Har- rows described above. Disks ire of heat-treated cutlery steel NASH-ACME COULTER HARROW with edges forged sharp. Cut- out disks are regular equipment but solid disks will be furnished at the same price. 10 disks, 14-in, dia., 4-ft. cut, hitch 1 h., 200 lbs., price $38.00

WOOD FRAME HARROW, STEEL LINED

Flexible construction permits the harrow section to conform more closely to the shape of the surface of the soil.

No. 12F—12 coulters, ft. cut, 2-horse, 2-section. . .$ 30.00 No. 16F—16 coulters, 8y2 ft. cut, 2-horse, 2-section 37.00 IG-Tooth Harrows $17.50 No. 6— 6 coulters, 3 ft. cut, 1-horse, 1-section 18.00 18-Tooth Harrows 19.00 No. 8—8 coulters, 4 ft. 4 in. cut, 1-horse, 1-section 23.00

20-Tooth Harrows -- 20.75 No. X6—24 coulters, 18 ft. 6% in. cut 120.00 22-Tooth Harrows 22.50 No. X7—29 coulters, 18 ft. 7% in. cut 130.00 24-Tooth Harrows .- 24.00 Coulters for all 85

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OLIVER NO. 35 CULTIVATOR OLIVER NO. 2 IMPROVED CULTIVATOR This Cultivator is built short and sturdy and the hitch is close and direct. The gangs extend back only a short distance beyond the wheels. This eliminates dipping and side-slipping and assures uniform work when going into de- pressions or over A popular and well-established favorite where either large slight rises in the or small acreages of cultivated crops are raised. Easy on ground. the man because of the great ease with which it is handled. New and improved Lifting the gangs or shifting them to or from the row is an cultivator, better designed, more permanently constructed, action almost without effort. Easy on the horses because of easier operated—it is the Oliver No. 35. light draft, and there is no neck weight. There is not a single Every farmer is entitled to have his cultivating work done unnecessary part; there is nothing to get out of order. easier. With the Oliver No. 35 it can be done both easier and better. No. 2 FEC Imp. 6-shovel, spring trip gangs, pipe beam $51.50 CR035 6-shovel, pin break open sleeve round shank $60.00 No. 2 FO Imp. 4-shovel, spring trip gangs, pipe beam 47.50 DR035 6-shovel, spring trip open sleeve round shank— 65.25 No. 2 HO Imp. 6-shovel, pin break gangs, pipe beam 45.50 NRP035 8-shovel, pin break open sleeve round shank— 61.25 No. 2 LPO Imp. 8-shovel, pin break gangs, channel beam 41.00 NRPS035 8-shovel, spring trip open sleeve round shank 69.50 KEYSTONE TONGUE SUPPORT OLIVER SUPERIOR Tor Harvesting' Machinery CULTIVATORS and Disk Harrows This Tongue Support is sim- (Famous Bnckeye) ple and light in weight. The springs are made of best %- 956^- -6 sbovel pin, inch spring steel. The coils are 4^/^ inches in diameter, and $60.00 have arms extending 12 inches. The wheel is 11 V2 inches high, with 2% -inch tread, thus as- suring a light draft. No holes 95714 6 sliovel need to be bored in the tongue — to fasten this support, thus spring" trip, $65.25 allowing the tongue all its strength. Price, $5.00.

9581^ —8 shovel pin, $61.25 STEEL LAND ROLLERS 959^—8 shovel spring trip, $60.50

For 28 in. to 48 in. Bows Bonnd Slianb—Open Sleeve

Lean Sprocket Pulverizer

Sing'le Sections Sections Length Diameter Weight Special feet inches lbs. Price 8 Ft., 975 lbs.-$62.50 No. 105% 2 S 24 Yoke 550 $39.00 Less Trees and No. 106% 3 8 24 585 42.25 Price does not include Doubletrees and Neck Yoke. Doubletrees and Neck Yoke $3.75 AMERICAN ROUND BACK AMERICAN WHEEL SCRAPERS SOLID PRESSED DRAG Prices subect to stock on hand. Height of SCRAPER Size of Bowl Wheels Tires Axle in. in. in. in. in. In In. With Bunners No. 1 — 9 Cu. Ft. 35x34%xll% 36 2%xi^ 1% No. 2 —13 Cu. Ft. 37x38 xl3% 40 3 xH 1% No. 2%—14 Cu. Ft. 41x38 xl3% 44 3 x% 1% No. 3 —16 Cu. Ft. 41x44 xl6 46 3 x% 1% No. 1 —Weight, 450 lbs., price $73.00

No. 2 —Weight, 600 lbs., price . 92.00 No. 2% —With Snatch Rod, weight 700 lbs., price 97.00 No. 3 —With Snatch Rod, weight 750 lbs., price 105.00 Wood Doubletrees and Neck Yoke, $6.00 extra,

Size Capacity Weight Price AMERICAN FRESNO SCRAPERS Three Sizes Width Weight Price No. 1 7 cu. ft. 97 lbs. $9.20 No. 1 —4-Horse 5 -ft. 315 lbs. $36.00 86 lbs. 8.80 No. 2 5 cu. ft. No. 2— 2 or 4-Horse 4 -ft. 277 lbs. 34.00 No. 3 3 cu. ft. 76 lbs. 8.50 No. 3 —2-Horse 3% -ft. 250 lbs. 33.00

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OLIVER SUPERIOR SPREADER No. 75A

Has the biggest capacity of any Spreader, yet is easily pulled by two horses. Exclusive features found on no other Spreader. Uses Hyatt Roller Bearings. A lime sowing attachment for the most efficient distribution of lime can be furnished. Every desirable feature in spreader construction has been included in the new Oliver Superior 75 Spreader. Write for special illustrated circular.

No. 75 Oliver Superior Spreader with either 2-horse hitch or tractor hitch,

with wide spread attachment . $180.00 Brake attachment, complete 9.25

3 horse hitch instead of 2 horse hitch, add_ 4.50

NEW 9C VARIABLE DROP OLIVER SUPERIOR PLANTERS GRITCO HAND (EDGE DBOF FUBNISHED) CORN PLANTER The "Superior" variable drop device plants 2, 3 or 4 kernels Chinese bristle brush cut- per hill. You can change from off. Slide quickly adjusted one to the other at will, without for different sized seeds. changing plates or making ad- Galvanized iron hopper. justments. By means of a hand Each . $2.25 lever you can make the change instantly without stopping the team. Oliver 9-C Corn Planters are adjustable for 30" to 48" ACME HAND row widths. They may be secured as Check Row Planters, CORN PLANTER Drills—or with automatic hill drop device (WITH BOTAB7 SZ>XDE) to plant hills from 28" to 76" apart in Has a motion two ways back and forth. the row. Wheels, 30" open wheel regular. Closed wheel op- — tional. Plate equipment-edge or flat drop as ordered. Each . . $2.75 Each planter, equipped with three sets, for small, medium or large kernels. Special plates for beans, cow peas, beet seed, grain sorghums, sweet corn, peanuts, and practically all other kinds of seed are available. Center reel with new, positive clutch standard. AMERICAN ROTARY PLANTER—No. 41 Pole arranged for either toggle or ring neck yoke. Neck yoke and doubletrees furnished as extra equipment. No. 41 $2.50 Fertilizer attachment positive and accurate. Feeders for any desired range of quantity. Pea and Bean Attachment available. For planting peas or beans with corn. THE IMPROVED TIGER TRANSPLANTER No. 9C—Runner Planter with check wire, automatic drag marker, less trees and yoke $87.50 No. 9C—Runner Planter, no check wire, automatic drag marker, less trees and yoke 76.00 No. 9C—Disc Planter, with check wire, automatic drag marker, less trees and yoke 90.00 Fertilizer Attachment, add 27.00 Doubletrees and Neck Yoke 3.75

OLIVER SUPERIOR GRAIN DRILLS

The Tiger Transplanter is adaptable to all conditions of planting and spacing; adjustable to all conditions of soil and ground—on hillside or level, will space plants from 14 to 64 No word we can say could make as deep an impression on inches apart, and operates as readily with either horse or the public as the widespread sale enjoyed by this, the best tractor power. known drill on the market. It can be supplied in many different sizes, so we only mention those mostly used. Driver and two planters can set five acres a day without No. 26—Fertilizer Plow, for Disc Drills or Spring Hoe, with undue strain or hurry. Here is a definite, money-saving im- drag chains. No seat, agitator or scrapers. With Grass Seeder. plement that will handsomely repay every owner. 8x8 Disc, 2-Horse Hitch, 1 Pole $155.00 Almost human in its operation is 10x8 Disc, 2-Horse Hitch, 1 Pole 178.00 here one of the greatest 9x7 Disc, 2-Horse Hitch, 1 Pole 150.00 boons to transplanting ever developed. Eliminates packing 10x7 Disc 2-Horse Hitch, 1 Pole 178.00 around the plant; eliminates pouring water on the surface to 11x7 Disc, 2-Horse Hitch, 1 Pole 188.00 bake 12x7 Disc 3-Horse Hitch, and crack the earth around the plant. 2 Poles . 203.00 13x7 Disc , 3-Horse Hitch, 2 Poles 215.00 Price $95.00 8x8 Spring Hoe, 2-Horse Hitch, 1 Pole 153.00 10x8 Spring Hoe, 2-Horse Hitch, 1 Pole . 172.00 Additional for Donble Wheel Tore Truck for Planting- 9x7 Spring Hoe, 2-Horse Hitch, 1 Pole _ _ _ 160.00 Sweet Potatoes 10.50 10x7 Spring Hoe, 2-horse Hitch, 1 Pole _ 171.00 Large Sizes Can Be Furnished With Tractor Hitch Fertilizer Attachment 18.00

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DOAN OR FLAT BOARD COLE "LABOR SAVER" PLOW AND SCRAPPER FERTILIZER DISTRIBUTOR No. 60

Remember this: The Cole "Labor- Saver" No. 60 puts out the fertilizer; mixes it with the soil and makes a bed ready for the planter at one trip.

For making Ditches, Embankments and Back Filling. Strongly built and well bal- $23.75 anced. Blade is extra heavy, wide and ground to a cutting edge. Width 50 inches. Bidgre board with Weight S5 pounds. spring: $1.75 Trice $12.00

Farmers' Favorite One-Horse COLE PLAIN VIEW PLANTER NO. 11 Fertilizer Distributor No. 11 —FZ.Aiir fz.akti:b $22.50 No. 12—FEBTrLIZEB FIiANTEB 26.50 SFBING COVEB 1.75

The Cole Plain View Planter Is the most wonder- f u 1 Invention 1 n seed planters. The perfect seed planter. Most accurate and reliable corn Commercial Fertilizer can be sown with planter ever made. this machine in quantities of from 200 to 2400 pounds per acre. Trice $12.50

BEST QUALITY ROPE FODDER YARN GRITCO BROADCAST LIME DISTRIBUTOR Truss rods on both sides, with a brace rod and board in the center, make an exceptionally rigid construction. There can be no sag or warp. Axle and bearings cannot get out of alignment, no matter how heavy the load or rough the land. Hopper is fitted with two screens to sift out lumps which Write for Prices might cause breakage or clogging. Box i.s full eight feet STOVER SPECIAL FEED GRINDING MILLS long; holds about ten bushels; will sow from 200 to 4.000 lbs. per acre, depending on condition and kind For G-rinding Dry of fertilizer. Ear Com, Shelled The few parts and Corn, and All of simplicity of construction enable us to make a superior machine at a reasonable price. the Small Grains. Stock size: S-foot Box with pole. $55.00; fi-fdot Box with adiJ Capacity, from 3 Shafts. $55.00; Doubletrees and Yoke. 83.40. to G bushels per hour per horse power, depending upon the grinding condition of the grain and the fineness of the feed.

Speed Horse Power No. R. P. M. Pulley Required Weight Price

lOG G in. 300 to 500 12x4 in. 2 to 5 200 lbs. $28.00

lOS 8 in. 400 to 600 12x6 in. 3 to 8 275 lbs. 38.25

IL' < ill 4 00 to 1000 10x6 in. 1 to 12 4on 11, s. 50.00

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ASPINWALL POTATO DIGGER NEW ASPINWALL NO. 5 POTATO PLANTER This is indeed the most perfect potato The Aspinwall Dig- planter ever built—it ger Is favorably leads everything in the known throughout the field—a n d has potato growing sec- made potato planting world, tions of the a science—is abso- enjoying high pres- lutely accurate in ev- tige, as it is unsur- ery degree at an im- passed in material, measurable saving of workmanship, serv- time and labor. iceability and long The improvements life. in the pickers and 6-Foot Digger, 22-inch concaves have made Blade $145.00 such excellent results possible — the misses have been reduced to about one in a thousand potatoes, with uniform properly cut seed No. 5 Plain Planter $110.00 $146.00 SCHWOB LONG SWEEP No. .5 Planter with fertilizer attachment

GRAIN CRADLE 0. K. CHAMPION HAND POTATO CUTTER

The Schwob Balance Cradle is made from best material and nicely finished. With Four-Finger Ameri- can Blade $6.50 Five-Finger 7.00 Oil Sprung Cradle Fingers, each .40 SUCCESS JUNIOR POTATO GENUINE NO. 2 HAINES ROW MARKER DIGGER

$14.00

Master's Rapid Plant Setter All kinds of Plants, such as Cabbage, Tobacco, Tomatoes, Cauliflower, Straw- berries, Sweet Potatoes, Sugar Beets, etc. The only Hand Mechanical Plant Setter on the market; is built on scientific principles throughout. Its conical jaws are made of heavy sheet steel and the main body or water reservoir and plant tube of heavy tinned plate. The water valve is of brass with rubber packing. The valve rod and trip spring are of steel wire; thumb button and other fittings are also of brass. The machine is well put together with rivets and solder and should last for years. Price, each 96.00

Perfection Corn Grader Ko One Who Plants Corn Can Afford to Be Without a Corn Grader. Our Special Price $1.25 XIacb. The Marker is of light draught and easily controlled by a light boy as it is not necessary for operator to dismount at ends of furrows to lift one pound. The Marker is a perfect covering or listing machine, covering one or more rows as may be required and is under perfect control of operator by use of lever that may be adjusted while the machine is in motion. Two-Row Marker $40.00 Three-Row Marker 45.00 VIRGINIA ROW MARKER Very useful for farmers and gardeners for marking corn and potato rows. Fitted with extra side plates on runner. THREE ROW SHOVEL MARKER

No. 3 — 3 Row, will mark 3 to 5 feet.. $17.50 3-Row Sliovel Marker $13.00 ALL PRICES IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE 112 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP.

THE OLIVER MOWER OLIVER SELF-DUMP HAY RAKE

The Oliver mower is an entirely The strong, rigid frame on the new machine of the "Big Frame" Oliver Self Dump Rake cannot Type. It represents the very latest sag or twist. The frame Is angle ideas In engineering and construc- steel, not riveted together. It is tion. Increased strength Is built in, further prevented from sagging because mowers must by a heavy truss rod, which runs do harder work than the entire length of the frame formerly. and supports the center of the Light draft is as- rake in the manner of a bridge sured in the Oliver truss. Mower, because the Price working parts are held 8 ft., 24 teeth _ $46.00 in accurate and permanent alignment. Removable bronze 9 ft., 24 teeth _ 49.00 bushings are used in 10 ft., 32 teeth 53.00 place of ordinary cast bearings, and offer long life without "pounding" after mowing extensive acreage. The Oliver mower can be quickly and easily converted from a plain to a vertical lift type. Only a minute or two is required to attach the coupling bar stop under the main frame, OLIVER DROP DECK CYLINDER LOADER and change the lift links from the lower to the top hole in the inner shoe lifting arm, to make a vertical lift. The mower The Oliver cylinder hay loader with is automatically thrown out of gear, when the cutterbar Is the drop deck combines in one simple raised above a cutting angle with either the high or vertical sturdy machine all of the best qualities lift. desired in a hay loader. Above every- Price thing else, it is built to clean the hay off

4% ft. . $92.50 the ground and place it on the load without shaking off the leaves which are so 5 ft. 95.00 high in feeding value. The curved teeth pick up all the hay in the windrow. The 8 cylinder bars, OLIVER SIDE DELIVERY RAKE AND TEDDER with 16 teeth to each bar, are like a mul- titude of small pitchforks which slide under the windrow and deliver it to the Curing in hay airy hay carrier without bunching or tearing windrows made with the the hay apart. The speed of the cylinder Oliver side delivery rake carrier are proportioned so exactly makes a higher quality and the speed of the hay is carried in continuous ribbon from the win- hay. that the hay a the load. The Oliver side deliv- drow to ery can instantly be con- The Oliver drop deck does not depend on a complicated sys- verted to a tedder, mere- tem of springs and counterbalances to hold it in the desired ly by shifting a lever. position. Thus, the Oliver Side delivery rake and tedder Price combines in one machine all the equipment for best curing and Single Cylinder Loader_ $130.00 raking hay, for every kind of hay crop. Price Two Cylinder Loader 147.00 No. 1-B— 8-ft., 48-tooth $120.00 GRITCO V^EEDERS GRITCO RIDING WEEDER

Price Price 12-foot Weeder, with Pole. No double trees or neck 7% -foot Gritco Flat-Tooth Weeder. _$13.00 yoke . $36.00 Flat-Tooth Weeder_ _ 16.50 Regular Trees and Yoke add 2.75 9 -foot Gritco .25 Extra Wide Trees and Yoke, add. 3.50 Extra Teeth

BELT DRESSING ALLIGATOR STEEL BELT LACING The Belt Dressing With the Bull Dog Grip This steel belt lacing is recommended for strength, permanence and quick, easy application. There is nothing as troublesome as a slipping belt. It not only loses power but the slippingr wears the belt out many No. F25 for single leather and fabric belts from 3/16" times faster than proper use. This belt dressing not only to 7/32" thick. Boxes 6 sets for S in. Belts $1.60 prevents the belt from slipping but it also preserves the belt and saves the power. Single Sets .40 The small cost of this wonderful dressing will produce for you unlimited satisfaction. No. G25 for single leather and fabric belts, from 3/16" to 7/32" thick. Boxes 8 sets for 12 in. belts 2.75 Xiarg-e Stick SOc Single Sets .50

No. L27 for leather or 4-ply fabric belts up to 9/32" ROPE PLOW LINES thick, Boxes of 8 sets for 12 in. belt 3.00 Single Sets .55 % Manilla Plow Lines, per pr., 42 ft ..35c % Manilla Plow Lines, per pr., 42 ft. .45c No. M35 for all belts from 9/32" to 5/16" thick. Boxes 4 sets for 8 in. belts 1.60 % Cotton Plow Lines, per pr., 42 ft . 50c % Cotton Plow Lines, per pr., 42 ft 60c Single Sets .40

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Mower and Binder Extras to Fit Leading Machines

Parts for Older Machines Can Also Be Supplied

By following the name of machine across the page, you can find correct number of part wanted. "WHEN ORDERING Mower Knives and Sickles always state number of Knife Head, and how many cutting sections on Knife.

No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Price Knife oection Guard Pitman Pitman Fitman Head Plate Box Box 557F 745 3087H 716%C 30S2H 61K $0.80 Champion, New Draw Cut; 1905-12. A870 MAS 3 3 A881 H253 Steel B683% 1.60 Champion Imp. and V. L.; 1909 since A5792 MB333 AA881 H253 Steel AllSS 1.60 Deere, Dain Mower; 1895-1919 Z45 Z5059 Zl Z5110 Z5076 Z205 .80 Deere Mowers; 1923 and since Z502 Z5571 Z463H Z5110 Z5661 Z51S .80 F123 D1140 D442 D1043 Steel D334 1.00 D463 D1140 D698 D1739 D2907 G191 .65 Emerson, Standard; 1900 and since. M203 M193S M614 MSOIS ZS97 M517 .80 T*^-r^ciyar\Y\ ft anrl 7-ff • IQflQ

Complete Knives, 4^4 feet $2.50 Mower Guards 30 Complete Knives, 5 feet 2.75 Binder Guards 30 Complete Knives, 6 feet 3.00 Guard or Leger Plates 05 Complete Knives, 7 feet 3.25 "Wood Mower, Pitman's (Massey-Harris) 3.25 Complete Knives, 8 feet 3.50 "Wood Mower, Pitman's, all others 1.75 Knife Heads, Steel 90 "Wood Binder, Pitman's (McCormick) 90

Knife Heads, ' Malleable 50 "Wood Binder, Pitman's, all others 75 Sections, per box of 25 1.50 Pitman Boxes (priced above). Sections, each 08 Guard Bolts 05 Rivets, per pound 15 Binder Canvas Slats lo

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Mower and Binder Extras For Leading Machines

OA1N-DEEREZ5063

No. of Pitman Bolt No. of Pitman Strap No. of No. of Knife Cap No. of Wearing Plate ITame Knife Knife Box Knife Box Clip Under Under End End End End Front Rear Clip Cap Adriance Buckeye 602C 607B 600-lE 605C 3093 3084 3086A 3094A 3098C Champion Draw Cut- H609 H632 AH55 A816 A1163 A5858 A5857 Champion Improved A.5834 A1155 A1235 AB1227 A5858 A6136 Deere-Dain Z5040 Z503o Z220-5 Z226 Z6 Z30 Z32 Z5064 Z5063 Deere Z5040 Z59 61 Z392-3 Z516 Z6060 Z6010 Z488 Z5925 Z5685 Deering D2591 D2592 G211-2 G210 F94 D826 D984 D3012 D1455 Deering, 6 and 7 foot- D3079 D3078 G211-2 G210 D927 D826 D984 D3012 D1455 Emerson Z381 Z382 M417-8 M416 M503 M528 M505 66S Johnson 2251 2252 2208-9C 2210 1814C 1885 926 1813 904 fM147 M3 151 McCormick M4S3 M483% 1M304 M3 16/ M463 M290 M652 M468 M490 (M147 M3 151 McCormick-Deering M483 M483% |M304 M3 161 MDIOOO MA1239 MA652 MA468 MA490 Milwaukee Chain Drive.. PG175 PG175 PM34-5 PL9-9% PKl PH2 PM3 PKl 5 6 PG157 Mollne 602C 607B 600-1C 605C 3093 3084C 3086A 3094A 3098C Osborne 9960% 9959% 8131-2 8130 K665 10828 10008 13461 10009 Thomas Crown 1004 1005 55-6 57 317 10 B40-CM329 1091 Thomas New Crown 1117 1005 55-6 CM352 1219 B40 1239-40 1091 (2853 28341 Wood, Admiral A2148 9534 12964 2835( 2865 2761 2959 K3139 K3138 K3438 Wood, Vertical Lift. K3435 K3460 K3439 K3433 2865 K364 K306 K3139 K3423 M2489 (M2515 Massey-Harris MAI 70 6 M2511 M2490 M2491 M88t 1,136 IM2516 M2277 M2278

Pitman Bolts_ -15c. Pitman Straps- -30c. Knife Clips -ISo Wearing Plates ISo Knife Caps on Application.

SPRING HARROW MOWER POLES, MADE FIR OF TEETH Will interchange with McCormick, Deering and other mowers using poles of this size. 3x5x13 feet, natural, each. -$3.50

SOLID COPPER RIVETS AND BURRS Each of following sizes in %-lb. packages: No. 9 —Lengths, % in., % in., % in., 1 in., per lb.. 60c No. 10—Lengths, % in., % in., % in., 1 in., per Ib.- 60c

For All Zieading' Harrows HARROW DISKS Price — 55c eaob

MACHINERY BUSHINGS

No. 200—Assortment in sizes from % to 2^4 Inches, weight 5 lbs. per box 92.50

H.ARROW DISC TfSONT AND PACK •REGULAR HAEBOW D15C CUTAWAY BUSHINGS IN BULK HARROW DISCS CIiABK CUTAWAY DISCS Per 100 16 Inch $1.40 16 Inch .92.10 % In., 14 gauge- 91.00 18 Inch 1.76 18 Inch . a.eo 1 In., 14 gauge- 1.36

24 Inch . . 5.50 1^4 in., 14 gauge.. 1.60 1% In., 14 gauge.. 3.00 square hole. Furnished ^| and ^| 2 in.. 14 gauge_ 4.00

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SHOE SOLES

SHOE SOI.es FOB MOWEBS ADBIANCE 3099D, Inner, Nos. 7 and 8 -$1.20 3073J, Outer, Nos. 7 and 8 _ .60 CHAMFIOnr H381, Inner Draw Cut - .95 H483, Outer Draw Cut - .85 A6207, Inner, Improved Mower _ .85 A5847, Outer, Improved Mower - .75 deebe-daut Z5379, Inner, Dain .90 Z5231, Outer, Dain-Deere .60 CONVEYOR CANVASES Z5786, Inner, Deere .90 ADXtlANCE—UOIiINE SEEBIITG No. Year Price D2510, New Ideal, Inner (D3501). .90 JD1401 Lower Elevator, 90x52", Nos. 4, 6, 7 and 25 Binders 1913- $5.85 D2937, New Ideal, Outer .65 JD1402 Upper Elevator, 90x45%", Nos. 4, 6, 7 & 25 Binders 1913- 6.60 EMEBSON J1450 6 ft. Platform, 137x41", Nos. 4, 6 and 7 Binders 1913- 7.75 M95S, Inner 1.00 J1451 7 ft. Platform, 158x41", Nos. 4, 6 and 7 Binders 1913- 9.00 M173%S, Outer (0-10959) with bracket.. .70 CHAMFION JOHNSTON KA3145 Lower Elevator, 77x51 V^", Improved Binders 1909- 4.75 63FC, Outer with bracket 1.00 KA3144 Upper Elevator, 96x43%", Improved Binders 1909- 5.10 1812, Inner, Nos. 9, 12, 14 .80 KA3147 6 ft. Platform, 137x43%", Improved Binders 1909- 6.60 2323, Inner, No. 12 .90 KA3148 7 ft. Platform, 157x43%", Improved Binders 1909- 7.65 63FD, Outer, No. 14 1.00 KA3149 8 ft. Platform, 185x43%", Improved Binders 1909- 8.70 HcCOBMICE M465, Inner, New 4-1896-11 .90

MB465, Inner, New 4-1912 , 1.00 HZ9040 6 ft. Platform, 135x44%", Light Draft Binders 1911- 6.60 MA259, Outer, New 4 .60 HZ9041 7 ft. Platform, 159x44%", Light Draft Binders 1911- 7.65 UcCOBUICE-DEEBIlTG HZ9044 Upper Elevator, 93x46%", Light Draft Binders 1917- 4.75 MB465, Inner 1.00 HZ9043 Lower Elevator, 96x50%", Light Draft Binders 1917- 5.15 MA259, Outer .60 SEEBIKG MASSEV-HABBIS HA4562 Upper Elevator, 90x47", Ideal Binders 1908- 4.75 M2216, Outer, No. 20-21, plain .55 HA1775 Lower Elevator, 89x50%", Ideal Binders 1899- 5.15 M2217, Outer, No. 20-21, with bracket— 1.00 Inner, No. 20-21 . HA1772 6 ft. Platform, 133%x43%", Ideal Binders 1899- 6.60 M2276, .90 1304, Inner, No. 11 . . .85 HA1773 7 ft. Platform, 157%x43%", Ideal Binders . 1899- 7.65 Inner, 22 .80 HA2791 8 ft. Platform, 183x43%", Ideal Binders 1899- 8.85 L1065, No. M2898, Outer, No. 22, with bracket- 1.00 UcCOBMICK-DEEBING' MII^WAUKEE

BD65 Upper Elevator, 91x47 V4", R. & L. Binders 1901- 4.75 PJ108, Inner . .90 BA66 Lower Elevator, 97x51", R. & L. Binders 1901-13 5.25 PJ278, Outer .70 BB835 Lower Elevator, 89x51", R. & L. Binders 1911- 5.15 OSBOBNE BB466 5 ft. Platform, 110x45", R. & L. Binders 1901- 6.00 7010, Inner 1.00 BC467 6 ft. Platform, 134x45", R. & L. Binders 1901- 6.60 10959, Outer .65 BB468 7 ft. Platform, 158x45", R. & L. Binders 1901- 7.65 BC469 8 ft. Platform, 182x45", R. & L. Binders 1901- 8.85 THOMAS UASSEY-HABBIS 1041, Outer . .60 1096, Inner l 1.00 A1260 6 ft. Platform, 138x39", No. 5 Binders 1915- 6.60 1107, Inner (New Mower) .75 A1261 7 ft. Platform, 162x39", No. 5 Binders 1915- 7.65 S1107 Lower Elevator, 88x53", No. 5 Binders 1915- 5.75 S1106 Upper Elevator, 84x50", No. 5 Binders 1915- 4.75 A5013 8 ft. Platform, 186x39", No. 5 Binders 1915- 8.85 MIIiWAUKEE HARROW SHOES SN812 Upper Elevator, 88x47%", No. 12 Binders 1907- 5.60 SN813 Lower Elevator, 83x52%", No. 12 Binders 1907- 5.85 Made %-incli Stock SP817 6 ft. Platform, 137x42%", No. 12 (works for SN817) 1902- 7.75 Complete With Bolts SM818 7 ft. Platform, 158x42%", No. 12 (works for SL818) 1906- 9.00 OSBOBNE CA2022 Upper Elevator, 88x42%", New Osborne Binders.— 1909- 4.50 To Pit CA2023 Lower Elevator, 90x48%", New Osborne Binders.— 1909- 4.75 CA2008 6 ft. Platform, 134x42%", Col. Osb. Binders 1896- & New 6.60 International, 2 section S 13.94 CA2009 7 ft. Platform, 158x42%", Col. & New Osb. Binders 1896- 7.65 McCormick, 2 section 3.67 CA2010 8 ft. Platform, 182x42%", Col. & New Osb. Binders 1896- 8.85 Mc(iormick, 3 section 5.24 Massey-Harris, No. 15, 2 section 3.30 LINK CHAIN BELTING Massey-Harris, No. 15, 3 section 4.65 Oliver, 2 section . 4.80 m ml Av. Ult. Price Price Oliver, 3 section 6.75 Links strength per ft. all per Syracuse, 2 section 3.42 ft. link No. per lbs. plain links Syracuse, 3 section . 5.19 25 13.3 700 17c. Osborne, 2 section, %-inch stock 2.70 32 10.4 1100 17c. Osborne, 3 section, 14 -inch stock 3.97 33 8.6 1190 16c. 34 8.6 1300 18c. 35 7.4 1200 20c. 42 8.75 1500 19c. 45 7.4 1600 18c. ALL OF OUR REPAIR PARTS 48 6. 1660 23C. 50 8.7 1900 22c. 51 10.4 1900 24c. ARE MADE ACCURATELY AND 52 8. 2300 23c. 52% 7.9 2866 32c. 55 7.4 2200 20c. THEY ARE GUARANTEED TO 62 7.25 3100 27c. 65 5.66 2460 30c. FIT. WRITE PARTS 72 5.9 4240 45c. FOR ANY 72% 7.25 4590 55c. 76% 5.8 3890 42c. WE DO NOT LIST. 77 5.2 3600 35c. Attachment Iiinks Also Furnished. Also Steel Links. ALL FBICES IN CATALOG SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOTTT NOTICE ————— — —— — —

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GEARS AND PINIONS CORN PLANTER RUNNERS CHECK-ROWER WIRE

McCOa-DEERG. FOB ZiEADrnG- FIiAKTZiBS

The above comes in 10, 20, 40 and 80 rod rolls. Per rod 8c In ordering Planter Runners always McCOR.-DEERG. Mcr^-j state, as near as possible, the year M533 IVI,407 BINDER CANVAS TACKS McCOR.-DEERG. Planter was made; whether steel or Double pointed, tinned, In M.-lb. pkgs. Per Pound 2Sc To Fit tlie Pollowing- wood frame; or, better still, a diagram Adriance showing position of hole and size of 70 6D, Spur Pinion $1.25 555D, Spur Gear and Bevel Pinion 5.75 bend. Champion A865, Spur Pinion 1.00 SnrGIiE BOW FIiANTEBS IRON AS 6 7, Bevel Pinion .75 Each Dain Rock Island $2.00 Z125, Bevel Gear 3.00 RIVETS ¥| Z130, Bevel Pinion .70 Empire 2.00 Deering Ideal Hench & Dromgold Daisy 2.00 3.50 Hoosier 2.00 D356, Bevel Gear Most Commonly TTsefl D45S, Bevel Pinion 75 Keystone, No. 6% 2.00 Mower Section, %x5%. Deering New Ideal Section, %x6. Case, Farmers' Friend 2.00 Binder DS64, Bevel Gear 2.50 Knife-head Mower, %x5^4. D865, Bevel Pinion 75 Black Hawk 2.00 Knife-head Binder, %x6. D730, Spur Pinion 85 Guard Plate Mower, l%x6. D795, Bevel Gear 2.50 Avery, No. 27 2.75 Guard Plate Binder, lM.x6. D989, Bevel Gear 2.50 Pitman Mower, %x2M,. fOB DOtJBi:.E BOW FI.ANTEBS Pitman Binder, M:X2. Emerson Per Ponna 15c M522, Bevel Pinion .75 Per Pr. McCormick New 4 For Janesville, Nos. 1, 5, 7, and 8 $4.50 STRAP BUCKLES M633, Spur Pinion 1.15 For Black Hawk, No. 1 4.40 HARNESS with 7-inch web attached, M635, Bevel Pinion 75 For Black Hawk, No. 3 4.40 lVi8-inch, M813, Bevel Gear 3.00 each 15c For Black Hawk, Nos. 4 and 5 4.40 McCormick New Big 4 For Deere, No. 999, With Blocks 5.00 M837, Bevel Gear 3.00 For New Way 6.00 SPIKE HARROW TEETH MS38, Bevel Pinion 70 For Black Hawk, No. 15, With Block 5.00 %x8-inch -$0.07 MA814, Clutch 1.00 _ .07 1.25 For Deere, No. 9 4,40 ViexS-inch M1400, Clutch %x8-Inch _ .07 For International, With Block 5.00 _ ,14 McCormick No. S Vertical %xll-Inch J. I. %xll-inch _ .16 1.15 For Case, No. P344 4.40 M1406, Spur Pinion lxl2-inch _ ,21 3.25 For Superior, With Block 6.00 M1407, Bevel Gear Universal Clamps, eacli- _ .15 M1408, Bevel Pinion 75 For Superior, Without Block 4.40 Thomas For Hoosier, No. 10 4.40 SPRING COTTERS 65, Bevel Pinion 75 For Hoosier, No. 11 4.40 301, Bevel Gear 2.25 For Tiger Transplanter, Shallow, 302, Triple Gear 4.25 each 4,00 303, Drive Gear 3.50 20, Drive Gear 3.75 For Tiger Transplanter, Deep, each 4.50 Wood For Case Transplanter 4,60 2525, Bevel Gear 3.70 Bivets, per pound, 15 cents. Assorted, box of 100_ _75c 2791, Bevel Pinion 1.15 2790, Spur Pinion 1.25 mt OBDEBING TUBES it is always GRAIN DRILL TUBES best to send an old tube as a sample. If that CBAKKSHAFT cannot be done, be sure BXTSHZirGS to state name of Drill, and by all means the FOB AI.Z. length and diameter at bottom. UACHHTES Plain Top top and Plain tubes, each MA1424 McCOR.-DEERG. 40 cents.

GRAIN DRILL POINTS REVERSIBLE HARROW POINTS

We are one of the largest Butts (fits all harrows). $0.30 distributors of Butts, points only _ .13 GBAUT SBIIiI. FOUTTS and TUBES in the Country. Butts, clamps only_ ,14

For All the Z^eadlng Grain Drills. Syracuse—1 hole ,20

IN OBDEBHTO POUTTS, either I. H. C.—2 hole ,22 send an old one or give name of Drill, length of point, and be sure to give Osborne—B. & G., 2 hole ... .22 distance from center of hole to end of point. Price, Points, each 18c Missouri, 256 (fits all harrows). .30

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GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. 117 BALTIMORE GARDEN BARROWS HANDA HOME AND FARM WHEELBARROW

HANBA—16-gauge pressed steel tray, capacity 3 cubic feet. Flat Steel Legs, substantial steel wheel. Weight 45 pounds. Price $4.25 Made of seasoned wood, double frames, firmly bolted, iron braced. SOLID PRESSED STEEL TRAY COAL AND

No. length Wheel 'read Price §2 Width COKE BARROW NO. T8 Hub Back

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1—Garden 19^1 30 24 1 25 21| 1% 99.60 4 - 19| 22 201 7.60 —Garden 14% 1 26| 1% 5—Garden 14%| 28| 201 24 201 1% 8.00

1 31 15 20| 2 1 10.50 67—Greenhouse 1 18| 6B—Garden $5.40 Nos. 4 and 5, with steel wheel add .80

3-inch tire wheel on Nos. 4 and 5 add—. .60

SOLID PRESSED STEEL TRAY BARROW Tray of best quality steel, with wired edge. Size No. 13 Gauge of steel in tray, 13; length of top of tray, 41% in.; width of top of tray, 33 in.; depth at wheel, 11% in.; depth at handle, 8 in.; capacity, 6 cubic feet; weight 100 lbs. Price $12.00 CONCRETE AND MORTAR BARROW

Durable Steel Wheel, Channel Steel Legs, Improved Steel Nose Guard. K5X. Capacity 4 cubic feet. Weight 68 pounds $8.00 IB Barrow, 3 cubic feet, 4-In. tire wheel 12.00

TUBULAR FRAME SOLID PRESSED STEEL TRAY BARROW

Made especially to carry a full load of soft concrete or mortar without slopping. 4 cubic feet. Weight, 80 lbs. No. 77—Deep, Narrow Tray, rounded front and corners, $9.60

STORE Kew York Pattern TRUCKS

Strapped Strapped Handle TT 4, Tray 15-gauge Steel. Capacity 3 cubic feet. Weight, Length Price 70 pounds. Wheel, 16-inch diameter; tire l%x%-inch, bored Half Full for %-inch. Cold Rolled Steel Axle. For moving earth, ashes and light work $8.00 1| $8,001 48 in. TdX, Tray 16-gauge Steel. Capacity 4 cubic feet. Weight 2| 9.251 51 In. 75 pounds. Mounted on same frame as TT 4. For general 31 11.00 54 In. light running. purposes and Will stand hard usage $9.25 60 in. 41 1 15.001 9.001 48 in. 1 Al A2 11.00 51 in. WAGON OR TRUCK SKIDS A3 12.75 54 in. A4 16.00 60 in.

These skids are made from strong, select hickory side bars one end being ironed with wedge shaped steel points, between which the side bars extend, which prevents them from split- Baltimore ting. The upper end is ironed in a similar way, only it is Store Track equipped with hooks to fasten to the body of the vehicle. Price $4.60 Size Price Size Price 6 Ft $8.00 10 Ft $11.00 8 Ft 10.00 12 Ft 15.50

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WATER TRUCKS AND PUSH CARTS

Water Truck, with Regular 1%-inch Tire Steel or 2% -Inch Wood Wheels, 32 inches high $14.50

Water Truck and Barrel 19.00

Water Truck and Box 17.50

Water Truck, Barrel and Box_ 22.00

Sprinkling Attachment 5.00

Leaf Rack 9.50

Barrel 5.00

Box 3.00

Trunnions, per pair .75

Trucks with 2% -in. Tire Steel Wheels, add .50

Trucks with 3% -in. Tire Steel Wheels, add 1.00

BUTLER CART WHEELBARROW BALTIMORE PUSH CART LEAFRACK ATTACHMENT

Can be attached to any style Tire, 1% inches; wheel, 3 6 inches; or size wheelbarrow with re- axle, 1% inches; hub, 6 inches. movable sides. Most convenient for gathering leaves, cut grass Box 40x22x10, Price^ -$17.50 and rubbish. One of these attachments should be in use on Box 50x28x10, Price- - 23.00 Size of platform 27x30 inches. every small suburban place, as Wheel 2-inch tire. well as the larger estates. Ca- Extra wheels, each- - 4.00 Price, $12.00 pacity 10 bushels; made of galvanized wire, bolted to a Extra axles - 1.00 wooden base, price $5.00

MONITOR CART NO. 53 DUST PROOF COAL ASH SIFTER THREE WHEEI.S WITH SFBINGS No. 513—Box 40x26x9% inches, 30-inch wheels, ^-inch This Ash Sifter saves coal and is dust-proof. It Is made galvanized sheets heavily wired braced spokes, weight 110 pounds, price $24.00 from extra heavy and and equipped with a cover at top which prevents the dust No. 23 MONITOR—Box 39x20 %x9i^ inches, capacity from escaping. The revolving cylinder is made from extra 600 pounds, 30-inch wheels, ^-inch spokes, weight 80 heavy galvanized wire mesh, operated by handle or crank pounds, price $21.50 equipped with wooden grip. The lip at the end of sifter allows the coal to drop directly into the hod. A strong hook holds the hod securely in place. Price $2.50 MERIMAC CART NO. 132 TWO WHEEI.S WITH SPRINGS Two 26-inch wheels, box 39x20%x8 inches, capacity 250 ASH CAN GARBAGE CANS pounds, weight 55 pounds, price $14.25 With Cover Hot Dipped—Galvanized UNDERGROUND KITCHEN Hot Sipped—Water Tig'tat GARBAGE CAN STEP-ON-CAN

GARBAGE CANS No. 311 —4>4 gallons $0.75 No. 321 — 6 gallons _ .90 HEAW ASH CANS No. 331 —8% gallons .95 Sanitary Vermin Proof root operated cover No. 341 10 gallons — No. 171 — 16 gallons $3.50 — 1.10 5 gals. — 5 — — $9.00 Inner can of first qual- No. ISl 20 gallons 4.00 I.IGHTER ASH CANS 8 — —8 gals. 10.50 ity sheet steel. No. 191 24 gallons 4.50 No. 76 13 gallons - . . $1.25 12—12 gals ... 12.00 — — 15— 15 gals. 13.50 3 gallon . $1.00 No. 201 — 29 gallons 5.00 No. 77—21 gallons 1.50

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GRIFFITH & TURNER WAGONS ONE-HORSE WAGON Solid Steel Axle and TMmble Skein

If one horse wagon is wanted with Pole Instead of Shafts, add $5.75 Poles for one-horse wagons 12.00 Bodies without seats, 7 ft. 6 in. long, 15 in. deep, no

seat . 16.00 "Wagon seats 6.00 For l%x% in. Tires on l^^ in. Axle "Wagon, add 3.00 For 2x% in. Tires on 1% Axle "Wagon, add 4.76 For 2x% in. Tires on 2% in. "Wood Axle "Wagon, add 4.75 Shafts as an extra 7.50 THIBIBI.E SKEIN OKE HORSE WAGON Size Height "Wheels Dimension of Body "Wagon comp. Cast Reg. Front Rear Gear only Gear "Wagon comp. with Leng. "Wld. Dep. Capacity "Weight no brake with brake with body body Skein Tires Ft. In. Ft. In. Ft. In. Ft. In. In. and brake 2%x7% iy4X% 3' 4" 3' 8" 7' 6" 3' 4" 15" 1200 lbs. 550 lbs. $48.00 $53.00 $66.00 $72.00 STEEI^ AXIiE ONE HORSE FARM "WAGON

3' 4" 3' 8" 6" 3' 4" 15" lbs. 550 lbs. $50.00 $55.00 $68.00 l%x6% l%x^ T 1000 1 $74.00 l%x7% 1%X% 3' 4" 3' 8" T 6" 3' 4" 15" 1500 lbs. 735 lbs. 65.50 70.50 1 83.50 89.50

A good truck, very strong, suitable for THORNHILL FARM TRUCK either farm or road work, 2-inch solid steel square axles, wood wheels 3 6-lnch rear and 32-inch front, 2x8% box and with 3x% inch tires. It is made in both drop and slip tongue. Top or swing side and tail brakes furnished when ordered. Equipped regularly with Club Bolster stakes, but can be furnished with stationary stakes. Prices include single and double trees, and chains for stiff tongue, and neck yoke for drop tongue wagon. Be sure to state just what you want when ordering.

Farm Truck, with Drop Tongues, 32" and 36" wheels..$85.00 inch Tires 5.00 Farm Truck, with Slip Tongue.... 85.00 4x% inch Tires .._ 7.50 For any of the following extras, add to the above Seat and Springs 5.00 wagon prices Jersey Double and Singletrees 2.00 10-foot Body, with 24-inch sides, no seat 27.00 Side Brake 8.00 Body Brake Attachments 2.76 Tail Brakes . 11.00 36-inch 40-inch Front and Rear "Wheels.. ..optional Both Brakes when Ordered at Same Time_ 16.00 40-inch Front and 44-inch Rear "Wheels.. -optional Stationary Bolster Stakes optional

FARM CARTS Price 2-inch axle, 3x%-in. tire, 4-ft. 4-in. wheels, 700 lbs $81.00 2-ineh axle, 4x%-in. tire, 4-ft. 4-ln. wheels, 750 lbs 85.00 CONTRACTOR'S CARTS 2-inch axle, 3x%-in. tire, 4-ft. 6-ln. wheels.. ..$105.00 2-inch axle, 4x%-ln. tire, 4-ft. 6-in. wheels.. . 108.00 HANDY STEEL WHEEL FARM TRUCK—With Full Front Hounds JUNIOR FARM WAGON— Best Ever Made

Wood Hounds—Hickory Azles—Grooved Tires No. 815—3%xl0 skeins, weight 500 pounds, capacity 4000 pounds. Price $55.00 Brake 7.75 "Wheels are 14 inches and 18 inches high, with heavy tires; Doubletrees and yoke 5.50 bed is 16x36 inches, strongly made. These wagons are made Shafts, extra _ 9.00 of the very best materials and they are first class $14.00 Shafts instead of pole, add.. _ 5.00

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METAL TRUCK WHEELS GALVANIZED STEEL BASKETS We carry wheels In stock, sizes TTTIUTT STEEI^ BASKETS 3x9 and 3^4x10. All other sizes G-AZiVASTZED will have to be ordered from the With Drop Handles, 1 bushel $0.90 I'hz bushels factory according to measure- 1.25 % bushel ,70 ments sent at special prices. If SFUT BAMBOO and jneasnred wrong, we will not take OAS BASZETS the wheels back. Wood wheels, 1 bushel (iron bound) -$1^ 1% bushel (iron bound). - 1.85 prices on application. Prices on 2 bushels (iron bound) - 2.60 other Bizes quoted on application. 3 bushels (iron bound) - 3.60 FBICES FEB WHEEI WITH 4z% TIBES 24-inch $6.60 6.90 26-inch . -— 28-lnch 7.30 MEASURES 30-inch _ 7.70 Each 32-inch 8.40 %-peck, flat hoops $0.65 3 4 -Inch 8.80 9-50 36-inch Peck and %-peck, flat hoops 1.00

CAST SKEINS AND BOXES % -bushel, flat hoops 1.25

DAISY INDESTRUCTIBLE FARM BASKETS Boxes No. 2-FB \2 bushel rounded Price as extras full. Made of No. 12 Galvanized Wire, Size 2%x8 inches, with boxes, per set $9.00 $3.00 spaced approximately Size 2 4ix8 inches, with boxes, per set _10.00 3.50 ?s-inch apart. Size 3x9 inches, with boxes, per set .11.00 3.75 Hoop welded to each vertical wire. ..14.00 4.25 Size 3%xl0 inches, with boxes, per set atent ears that can never come off. Size 3%xll inches, with boxes, per set -17.00 5.50 Kegular bails No. 6 galvanized wire. STEEZi SKEIKS ORDERED AS DESIRED I'rfce $1.25 WOOD SINGLE, DOUBLE AND TRIPLETREES CHERRY SEEDERS

These cherry seeders are so constructed that they can be adjusted for different size cherries. They work very rapidly and do not tear up the fruit. The No. 2 Seeder is made with Clamp.

The No. 1 Seeder has four legs which screw to the table.

PRICE, No. 1 Our line of Single, Double and Tripletrees are the best on ijji.oo the market, CLIP ENDS. Made of second growth hickory, PRICE, No. 2 i carefully selected and thoroughly seasoned. 26-ln. Singletree $0.60 3 4-in. Singletree $0.80 28-in. Singletree .65 3 6-in. Singletree .85 30-in. Singletree .70 36-in. Doubletree 1.25 32-in. Singletree .75 40-in. Doubletree 1.40 SIDE Extra Heavy Tripletree $2.25 OPEN LAP LINKS WOOD KECK TORES Open Side Lap Links, polished, %x2% -ISo %x3 20c ?ix3 -25c 40-inch $1.75 WOOD SIXTG-IiETREE SETS One 36-inch Doubletree and two 28-inch Singletrees, with open rings $2.50 One 36-inch Doubletree and two 30-inch Singletrees, with open rings $2.75 SET OF WELDED CLIPS One 40-inch Doubletree and two 34-inch Singletrees, with CXiIPS DOTTBI^ETBEES open rings $3.00 FOR No. 77 Southern; one %-inch Center Clip and Hook, with Firi.1; IiENGTH STRAP, WAGOK TREE SETS — hook and two %-lnch Clips. Set, 45c. 48-inch Doubletree, 34-inch Singletrees and 40-inch Neck

Yoke . . $5.50 No. 76 Pennsylvania; one %-lnch Center Clip and Hook, Wagon Doubletrees, 48-inch, each $1.70 — with %-inch hook and two 9/16-inch End Clips. Set, 6So. Wagon Singletrees, 34-inch, each . $1.10 Wagon Neck Yokes, 40-inch, each $1.75 Double and Singletrees, less Neck Yoke for Rollers, Corn CI.IFS FOB SINGI.ETREES Planter, etc. $2.00 Double and Singletrees, with Neck Yoke for Rollers, Corn No. 75—One Center %-inch Clip, and two %-inch End Clips; Planters, etc. $3.75 used on 28-inch Singletrees. Set, 30c. No. 74—One Center 9./16-lnch Clip, and two 7/16-lnch End STEEL SINGLE AND DOUBLETREES Clips. Set, 35c. V SIITGI.E, DOTTBIiE AlTD TRIFIiETREES No. 73—One Center %-inch Clip, and two 7/16-inch End Prices: Singletrees, with Malleable Hooks, 24-lnch, 60c; Clips; used on 34 and 36-inch heavy Singletrees. Set, 40c. 26-inch, 65c; 28-inch, 75c; 30-inch 90c; Doubletrees, with Hooks, 36-inch, $1.00; Steel Tripletrees Set, complete, per No. 72—One center %-inch Clip, two >4-inch End Clips. Bet of 6 pieces, $5.00. Set, 60c.

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Our Axes are of best quality. We only sell those we know to KELLY AXES BELT PUNCHES be first class, and have an estab- BETO^vnro lished reputation.

KeUy, Singrle Bit—4% and 5 lbs., each $1.50 CLAW HAMMERS

Price, each, Single tube, 35c, Four tube, 85c; Six tube, $1.00 CAST MAULS WITH WOOD END AND

Kelly Axes, complete with 34-inch handle, 3%, WOOD HANDLE 4, 4% and 5 lbs.. Price $2.00

No. 5191% —Hand Made, each, 60c Kelly Ealf - Hatchets, No. 5171% —Falls City, each, 60c price 900

10 Pounds, Each_ .$1.60 AXE HANDLES 12 Pounds, Each.. - 1.75 16 Pounds, Each-. - 2.50 Oriole—E3xtra Selected Second Growth All "White Hick-

ory Axe Handles . 35o TAMPERS FOR POST, SOD AND CEMENT THE NEW CLIPPER Grain, Seed, and Bean Cleaner These cleaners are guaranteed to be flrst-class In every respect W e furnish the best outfit of screens ever With extra large wood handles, Bent out with a 2^ Inches In diameter. farm Mill. Our perforated zinc screens are No. 2 Round Tamper, 5 in. Diameter, 15 lbs.. Price graduated 1 n in. 6 in., 12 lbs.. Price 6 4 t h s of an No. 5 Square Tamper, 6 x inch In both No. 6 Square Tamper, 8 in. x 8 in., 17 lbs., Price ob- round and No. 7 Square Tamper, 10 in. x 10 in., 20 lbs., Price. long holes. Our woven wire screens are made of plated wire with the THE STANDARD EARTH AUGER meshes uniform and true to count. The zinc screens will not rust and our plated wire screens will last for years if properly cared for.

V E B T 1 - O A Z; A X B BZ.AST. This is a feature that no other cleaner has and It makes possible some very difficult separations that can be made In no other way. The No. 2-B differs from the No. 1-B only In size and capacity. Both machines are equipped with a set of 12 screens for general farm use. The No. 2-B Is larger. ITo. 1-B $51.00 Ko. 2-B 69.00 Power Attachment, extra__ . I.OO BALTIMORE IMPROVED GRAIN FAN

No. 5, bores holes 5, 6, 7 and 8 inches in diameter, 3% feet deep. Kach, $5.00.

No. 8, bores seven holes, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 inches In diameter, 3% feet deep. Each, $6.00.

No. 16, Telescope, 8 to 14 in. hole, 10 feet deep, $14.00

GIBBS' POST-HOLE DIGGER

Digs faster, works easier than any other on the market. All wearing parts have steel pins. Makes a hole of any desired diameter. First- class for tree planting.

Price $2.60 Will clean from 60 to 100 bushels per hour. Made of best material and finished in a neat and tasty manner. Price $45.00

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GALVANIZED STEEL STOCK TROUGHS WROUGHT IRON HAY RACK No. 12—Frame, 1 inch channel, S uprights, ^2 inch round bar. exceptionallj strong and heavv. Price $4.0C These trouirhs will not rnst or corrode Xo. 13—Frame, 1 inch chan- and will not damagce hy freezing'. nel, 6 uprights, % inch round bars. Length Width Capacity Price Price $4.0C 3 ft. 16 m. IS g-als. $7.60 4 ft. 16 in. 24 gals. 8.60 6 ft. 16 in. 36 gals. 10.25 8 ft. 16 in. 4S gals. 12.00 HORSE MUZZLES 10 ft. 16 in. 60 gals. 14.40 Well made and of good stout wire. 12 ft. 16 in. 72 gals. 17.00 No. IS Plain. List Price, dozen, $1.20: 4 ft. 20 in. 40 gals. 10.75 — Our Special Price, each, 10c. 6 ft. 20 in. 60 gals. 13.20 18 Price, dozen, 8 ft. 20 in. SO gals. 15.20 No. —Braced. List $2.00. Our Special Price, each, 15c. 10 ft. 20 in. 100 gals. 18.30 (With Guards) 12 ft. 20 in. 120 gals. 20.25 No. 14—Braced. List Price, dozen. $2.50. Our Special Price, each, 20c. CAST IRON CORNER GALVANIZED HOG AND HEAVY HARNESS HOOKS MANGERS SHEEP TROUGHS No. 1 —Upper Hook projects 12 in., Length Width Capacity Weight Price lower hook projects 5 in. Approximate 3 ft. 10 in. 6 gals. 30 lbs. $4.50 weight 4 lbs. $1.00, ft. 10 in. gals. 35 lbs. 5.35 Price ft. 10 in. 10 gals. 40 lbs. 5.75 No. 2—Extra Heavy, L'pper Hook pro- 6 ft. 10 in. 12 gals. 45 lbs. 6.40 jects 12 in., lower hook projects 7 in. 8 ft. 10 in. 16 gals. 55 lbs. 7.60 Approximate weight, 8^2 lbs. 10 ft. 10 in. 20 gals. 65 lbs. 8.80 Price $1.75.

ROTO SALTS With KoU front Food Guard.' SAI.T CAKES, No. 6 17 in. long, 17 in. wide, 10 Each, 25c. — *** Heavy Cast-iron Hogf TroTUfhs. In. deep $4.00 No danger of bursting in winter. Twelve inches No. 7 18 in. long, 18 in. wide, 10 SAI.T HOIiBEBS, — wide at the top, 2 inches at bottom, BOTO in. deep 4.50 and 7 inches deep. Made from 2 feet up to 12 feet. 600. No. 7% 20 in. long, 20 In. wide, 10 — Price in. deep 7.00 $1.00 per foot THE EAGLE SLAW CUTTER TURNTABLE APPLE PARER Slaw Cutter and Vegetable Slicer is the 1898 speediest, handiest and most serviceable cut- No. ter on the market for cutting Slaw, Kraut, A strong, rapid, durable machine. Pares very close at both Noodles, Cucumbers, Potatoes, Onions, Par- ends of the apple. When passing the end of the fork the snips, Pie Plant, Beets, Bananas, Turnips, knife recedes, leaving ample room for placing the apple on Vegetable Oysters, String Beans, Pineapples, the fork. Does not core or slice. Push-off is automatic. Saratoga Chips, etc. The cleanest, quickest and nicest way to Price, each .$1.25

prepare fruits and vegetables that require White Mountain Parer and Corer, . 1.00 cutting is to use an "Eagle" Slaw Cutter and Vegetable Slicer.

FBICE . $3.25 THE H. & Z. CONCRETE MIXER 1924 MODEL B DOUBLE DRUM HOIST Saves Cement and Insures Better Concrete. With Xtever-Iiock Brake, Price $70.00 Eliminates Much Hard Work and Does a Better Job Hand mixing is a hard, back-breaking job, and because it is difficult it is often slight- poorly 1924 Model ed—the concrete is A mixed, cracks, crumbles and Sing-le D r n m insure a Hoist, Price, goes to pieces. To concrete should be $60.00 good job the /i;/ mixed with an H. & Z. Mixer and that is the most economical way in the end. A PAST WORKING MACHINE The H. & Z. Mixer will mix No. 1 a batch of thoroughly mixed concrete in a minute or less. The drum is always revolving and as soon as any material is put into it the mixing begins. The revolving discliarge insures a quick pouring of the entire contents of the drum, throwing out the heavy and lighter materials in an even flow and not draining off the water and sand first as would be the case in a stationary discharge.

No. 1 —2V4 cu. ft. capacity No. 3—3'^ cu. ft. capacity No. 4— 31/4 cu. ft. capacity with 1% H. P. Engine. GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP. 123

BANNER ROOT WILSON NO. FAMILY CRIST MILL This mill is especially made for CUTTER RED CHIEF CORN grinding Graham Flour or Cornmeal; can be adjusted for cracking grain SHELLER if desired. Weight, 30 lbs., $7.50. With iron stand; weight, 65 lbs., price $10.50. Diameter of hand wheel, 20 in.

Wilson No. 1 Bone and Shell Mill Weight, without stand, 33 lbs.. $7.50 Weight, with stand, 6S lbs 10.50 RED CHIEF MILLS No. 1—For Small Poultry Rais- ers. Price $3.50 No. 2—Best Crank Mill on earth. Feed gauge to regulate grinding. Price $5.00 No. 7, for Potatry, price $9.00 No. 5—"With large capacity, feed gauge and fly wheel. Clamps to box. Price $6.50 No. 35— Banner No. 10—With feed gauge, fly Root Cutter wheel and handsome stand to screw on table. Price $8.50 Heavy construction for No. 10 hand or power; weight, com- Price, each $2.25 plete, 185 pounds; capacity of hopper about 3 bushels. Weight, 12 pounds. Combined Hand and Power Mill Price, with Pulley and No. 20—Power Mill for two-horse engine; tight and loose Crank, $55.00 pulley, best of bronze boxes and cold rolled steel axle, capacity 10 to 20 bushels per hour. Has no equal. Price, $19.00. BUCH'S SHELLER THE BALTIMORE SHELLERS HOCKING VALLEY DOUBLE CAGE MILL

Separates corn and cob. Corn dis- Best and strongest built. Adjustable charged beneath Sheller, cobs at end. for all sizes of apples. All have hinged Easily adjusted for large or small ears. This sheller is built very strong from tubs and iron roller. Junior 2 to 4 . Capacity 125 bushels a day. the best materials, and — barrels per day. . .$30.00 Weighs 130 has a combina- Medium 4 to 6 . pounds. Price — barrels per day. . 34.00 $15.25 tion flywheel and pulley. Senior —6 to 8 barrels per day. . . . 50.00 Hand and power, with shaker belt Pulley extra 2.50 and flywheel. Capacity 200 bushels per day. Capacity by power, 500 to 600 Hocking bushels. Weight 3 00 pounds. OASIS No. 20, with shaker, price.- $34.25 Valley OASIS FBESSSS PRESSES G-uaranteed to be entirely satisfactory Bantam in execution, ease of operation, dura- Cider bility and finish. Made in 4 sizes. Mill Size of Tub Capacity Price This single No. 101 111/2x113,4 % bu. $10.00 cage mill is No. 202 1414x12% 34 bu. 13.00 strongly No. 303 17%xl5y2 l%bu. 23.00 built throughout. No. 404 2314x20 31/2 bu. 33.50 Will grind 1 All Furnished with Hinged Tub. to 2 barrels per day. WAGNERS FRUIT & LARD Price, with hinged PRESS tub, p°re\ $22.00 4-Quart $6.50 6-Quart 8.00 8 -Quart 8.50 Stuffing Attachment 1.50 124 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MP.

C. fir T. BOILER AND FEED COOKER

Price Price Price Unusual Actual Diameter of Shipping Furnace Furnaces Scalding Rating Capacity Furnace Weight with Kettle only Kettles only 3 —30 gallons 24^ gallons 26 inches 160 pounds ill.50 913.00 4—35 gallons 30 gallons 2S^ Inches 190 pounds 26.00 12.25 15.00 5—40 gallons 37 gallons 29^ Inches 200 pounds 30.00 13.00 18.00 6—50 gallons 45 gallons 31 H inches 258 pounds 34.00 13.75 22.00 7—55 gallons 62 gallons 32 inches 280 pounds 36.50 15.00 24.50 We always ship furnaces without flrepot for coal unless otherwise specified. For wood fuel no flrepot or grate is required, but for coal it is necessary to use flrepot. Flrepot, Price, $7.85, Grate, $1.25, f.o.b. factory.

IRON KETTLES WITH BAILS STEEL HOG SCALDER AND CRYSTAL METAL FARM Capacity Price COOKER BELLS No. 4_15 gals._$5.60 No. 5_20 gals— 6.60 No. 6_25 gala,— 8.50 No. 7 80 gale—10.25 FARMERS FAVORITE FEED COOKER AKD AG-BICTTI^TVBAI. BOIZiEB Heating water for scalding' hogs and poultry, Ben- dering" liard and Tallow, Boiling Prices, includ- Plain Scalder does very well if placed i n g hangings, Sorghnm, Heating over a ditch and fire built underneath, complete: Drinking Water but most farmers prefer rack and fire- Bronzed box complete. Shipping weight, 425 for Stock. Weight Diameter pounds. No. Complete Size Boiler Fire Box Price of Bell Price No. Capacity Plain Scalder, 6 ft. by 30 in. by 18 in. 1. 40 lbs. 15 in $5.00 2 30 gal. 22x24x131^ 24 in. $21.00 deep. Price, $25.00. 23.50 2. 50 lbs. in 3 40 gal. 22x30x14 30 in. Fire-box with 5-inch pipe hole. Price, 17 6.00 4 50 gal. 22x36x15 36 in. 26.00 $15.00. 3. 75 lbs. 19 in 10.00 6 100 gal. 22x60x17 60 In. 33.00 4. 100 lbs. 21 in . , . 12.60 Top Plates With Holes for Kettles Dumping Rack with lever. Price, $15.00. Scalder complete. Price, $55.00. No. 4 Bell has a stand instead of yoke. No. 2 Cooker_$3.75 No. 4 Cooker-$5.30 No. 3 Cooker_ 4.50 No. 6 Cooker- 8.15 Grates and Xilnlngs For burning hard or soft coal or coke $10.00 HUSKING PINS IMPROVED KETTLE RANGE MANN'S GREEN BONE CUTTER Ko. 5C—With Crank Handle. Wt., 35 lbs $12.00 Ko. 5B—With Balance Wheel. Wt. 45 lbs. 15.00 No. 7—With Balance Wheels. For flocks of 100 hens 19.75 Ko. 9—With Balance Wheel. For So 7-T—With cot more open flocks of 300 hens 30.00 Ziarger Sizes, Price on Application between the fingers. Grain leather 25c PARCEL POST NEW MODEL No. 100-Y—Cold rolled steel, METAL EGG CRATE 4% inches, nickel-pated pin, srAM^ with split leather shield and double compartment, adjust- 'STAMP able finger strap _____15c CARO No. 00-K—Clark's "Hickory" Pin, 4% inches long, made of best cold rolled steel, with one compartment 10c This Kettle Range Is made to accom- modate any kettle a farmer may happen to have. Any copper or iron kettle up to 40-gallon capacity can be used. BOXES FOR FRESH The largest opening, when all the rinrs are oft, is 25 inches, and the small- EGGS est Is 12 Inches. Pipe opening for 6-inch pipe. Weight 200 lbs $50.00 The new patented Filler made of card- FOB MABKBT TBADB board, circular In shape (like an egg) and reinforced with Metal Edges to insure strength, yet retain lightness in This is not a Parcel Post or Express Box, but is intended for counter and private weight, is a wonder for safety and dur- use. Any one selling eggs will find this box a great convenience, as it obviates any ability. mistakes in the count and also avoids any breakage. 1 Dozen Egg Size $1.00 Delaware Egg Boxes, two rows for 12 eggs, per 100 .$1.20 2 Dozen Egg Size 1.50 3 Dozen Egg Size 1.75 Eagle Egg Boxes, three rows for 12 eggs, per 100 - .65

4 Dozen Egg Size . 2.00 (Special Prices In Qnantltles)

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Light Heavy STRAP HINGES Pair Pair MACHINISTS' KNIFE HANDLE WRENCHES 4-in. .15 6-in. .16 .20 6 in. $1.00, 8 In. $1.20, 10 in. 8-in. .20 .30 ^ 10-in. .40 .50 $1.40, 12 in. $1.80, 15 in. $2.55. 12-in. .55 1.00 STILLSON WRENCHES SCREW HINGES

Per Pair Per-Palr Size Grips Retail Size Grips Retail 6 In. 1.50 _$0.25 18 in. $0.85 6 In. % pipe $0.75 18 in. 2 pipe 12 2.25 in. .45 20 in. .90 8 In. % pipe .85 24 in. 21/2 pipe 14 in. .65 24 in. 1.20 10 in. 1 pipe .90 36 in. 3 V2 pipe 5.00 16 in. .75 30 In. 1.65 14 in. IV2 pipe 1.10 36 In., $1.85 per pair. T-HINGES TWIN WRENCHES ^s>- Ex. Heavy T Per Pair Twin, 10 in. long, 75c. each, f^f^ft^'' 4 inch $0.20 6 inch .25 Inch .40 COLD CHISEL PUNCH 10 Inch .55 12 Inch 1.10

% in. % in. $0.20 $0.25

FILES SCREW DRIVERS 8-in. Mill Bastard 20 No. 903—4-in. Blade 40 904 10-ln. Mill Bastard 30 No. —6-in. Blade 45 Inch No. 905 9-in. Blade 50 12-ln. Mill Bastard 40 — 8-in. Cross Cut 40 S-in. BUTTON FI.IERS, BELL BOTTOM JACK SCREWS 10-ln. Cross Cut 50 per pair 75o These Jack Screws have cast-iron stands with forged head screws. For workmanship and durability they cannot be excelled. Our AMERICAN MANTLES Dlam. Height Height Special Screw Stand Over AH Price 1% in. 12 in. 15 in. $3.50 READY- 1% in. 14 in. 17 In. 4.00 2 in. 10 In. 14 In. 4.50 2 in. 12 In. 16 In. 5.00 LITE 2 in. 14 in. 18 In. _S.50 2 in. 16 In. 20 in. 6.00 2 in. 18 in. 22 in. 6.50 GENERATORS Capacity 1%-ln. diameter screw, 10 tons. Capacity 2-in. diameter screw, 12 tons. Generators with Au- Other sizes. Prices on Application. tomatic Cleaner,

each 50o IMPROVED SAMPSON JACK MAI.I.EABZ.1: IBOIT Price, per dozen- $1.00

Best Jack on the market. Can be used for any height axle. No breaking of AUTOMOBILE JACKS cogs and standards. This Jack is made from best quality refined Iron, with high-grade Steel Screw, No. 1 —Will raise 2 tons.. -$5.00 malleable aluminum finish, and by single turn of the pawl No. 2—Will raise 5 tons- - 6.25 raises or lowers. It is compact, neat and has sufficient strength to raise any automobile made. No. 3—Win raise 5 tons, with drop Height hook 7.25 Capacity Lowered Raises Wgt. Price No. Pounds Inches Inches Lbs. Each 1... 2000 10 6 5 $1.50 IDEAL RIVETING MACHINE 2... 5000 10 6 8 3.00

This Is the best lowest-priced Blvetlnir CROWBARS SCacUne made. War- Crowbars with Pinch Point, from 20 ranted to set Tubular to 25 lbs., per lb., 10c. Rivets perfectly. Crowbars with Wedge Point, from 20 to 25 lbs., per lb., 10c. Price 85o Dig'g'ing' Bar with Rammer combined, each, $2.50. Tubular Blvata Dig'g'ing Bar with Loop Handle, each, $2.50. 100 IBo WEDGES ICE HOOKS Strong steel wedges for splittin wood, have the right taper Ko. 1 H 6—6-ft. Handle, Strapped Ferrule_ -$1.00 and will stick In the wood. No. 1 K 7—7-ft. Handle, Strapped Ferrule_ _ 1.25 Weight from three to six pounds. No. I H 8—8-ft. Handle, Strapped Ferrule_ - 1.50 Price, per pound 10c.

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126 GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 205 N. PACA ST., BALTIMORE, MD. FOLDED DUCK BACK BANDS HAMES "With Hooks SNOW SCRAPERS Virginia Cart Hames _$2.25 No. 25— 5 in., 42 in. long $0.50 Baltimore Strap Hames- 2.25 No. 35— 5 in., 42 in. long .60 No. 1 Hame, Light 1.25 No. 50— 5 in., 42 In. long (heavy) .75 44 inch bands, add .05 48 inch bands, add .15 TUG CHAINS BACK BAND HOOKS Cart Tug Chains, 18-10-1, per pair—BOc 3% in $0.20 4 in 25 5 in 25 REGULAR IRON TRACE Snow Scraper Blades made of high car- CHAINS HAME STRINGS—Black bon steel. "Will wear a long time. Cast- ing's of best malleable iron fastened to 7-8-2, pair . -S0.75 %x42 in. slit, each $0.15 7-10-2,7-10-;;, pair _ .80 blades and handle. Handles of ash, %s42 in. slit, each 20 Add for hook in place of ring- .05 tough, strong and smoothed. All metal Rawhide parts given a coat of black paint. SPREADER CHAINS %x84 in. slit, each— $0.25 18-inch Kohler Scraper_ -$1.00 Straight Spreader Chain % Close Link 24-inch wide _ 1.25 for two horses, with three hooks each, our special price . $2.00 HAME STRAPS 1 in. sewed -$0.40 1% in. riveted- _ .30 BUTT CHAINS GALVANIZED SNOW Retail 3 ft. —3-2, per pair.- 75o SHOVEL 3 ft. —10-2, per pair.. 80c LEATHER LOG CHAINS HALTERS Long Link Log or Ox Chain, 5/16 in., No. 40 IVi in. 12 or 14 ft., retail price, lb. 15c Long Link Log or Ox Chain, % in., Hrg. leather, 12 or 14 ft., retail price, lb 15c each . . . $2.00 Long Link Log or Ox Chain, % in., 12 or 14 ft., retail price, lb 15c No. 21—1% in, double BREAST CHAINS stitched,

Single Slack each . . .$2.25 017 Ribbed Galvanized, Blade 27 in. 5/16 to % Taper Slack $0.75 — No. 90 — in. 17x16 31.15 27 in. % to 5/16 Taper Slack 1.00 % 28 in. Double Slack, pair, heavy.... 1.00 Colt Halter, 021—Ribbed Galvanized, Blade each ...$1.75 21x16 _ 1.30 COW CHAINS No. 3-0—Bulldog Cow Tie (Ohio COW HALTERS pat.), each $0.35 Price, each $1.50 No. 3-0 4% -ft. Halter, each.. .45 — Calf Halters, each I.OO 6-ft. .50 CURRY COMBS No. 20-ft. Chain, each- .45 — No. 167—All steel, closed back, 6 bars, No. 00 —20-ft. Chain, each- .55 our .special price, No. 000—20-ft. Chain, each- .60 DIETZ each 25c No. —30-ft. Chain, each- .65 No. 00 —30-ft. Chain, each- .75 No. 0S3—Open Back No. 000—30-ft. Chain, each- .80 LANTERNS Curry Comb, our special price, each 20c No. 2 Dietz Bliz- LAP LINKS zard, price $1.40 Open Side Lap Xilnks, polished %x2% -$0.10 JuniorWagon %x3 _ .15 %x3 - .20 Lantern, price $1.90 CHAIN REPAIR LINKS Eureka Driving Chain Repair Links, ^, or 10-2, doz._$0.20 Lantern, 9-32, or 10-1, doz .25 price $2.00 Assorted links, per box .30 No."0 Victor, price 90c SWEAT All-Steel PADS Closed Back DANDY BRUSHES No. 800 Feltless Pinked, Felt Edges, Com- posite Filling, Four Hooks. Old Gold Xo. 800—All steel, closed back, lac- Drill; best or Price quered, extra size, oval face, curved the market. No. 985 Oval Brush, each $0.60 — knockers, braced shank, extending No. 940—Palmetto Dandy, each 45 18 to 20 in. 50c through handle and riveted, enameled No. 950 Palmetto Dandy, each 50 — ferrule, 8 bars, our spe- 21 to 22 in. 55c Leather handle, brass Back Bristle Army Brush, 30c 23 to 24 in. 60c each 1.00 cial price, each

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SEEDS Boilers .124 Cultivators, Walking 100-101 Garden Reels 41 Bolts, Carriage & Machine- . 98 Curry Combs 126 Garden Tools _93-95 Asparag'ns Boots 17 Bolts, Plow 98 Cyanogas—A Dust 63 Garden Trowels _ 41 Barley 38 Bone and Shell Mills .123 Cyanogas Fumigant G 67 Gate Fittings _ 76 Broom Com 38 Bordeaux Mixture . 66 Gates _ 74 Buckwheat 38 Border Shears 42 Generators -.125 Caladiums 16 Bourdon Remedies . 55 Gizzard Capsules - _ 56 Canada Field Peas 40 Bowls, Cow . 82 Glass Cloth - 52 Canna Boots 16 Breast Chains .126 Glazing Machines _ 43 Cannas 16 Brood Coops - 52 Dairy Cleanser 69 Glazing Points _ 43 14 7-48 Cbrysanthemtuns Brooders . 4 Dairy Thermometers 73 Glazing Putty _ 43 Clover Seeds 40 Brooder Stoves 4 7-48 Dairy Scales 73 Gloves _ 44 Com, Sug'ar 25 Brooms , 71 Dairy Supplies 69-73 Golf Supplies _ - 89 Field 39 Grafting - Com, Brushes, Horse 126 Dehorning Clippers Z2 Wax - 43 Cow Peas 40 Brushes, Dairy 71 Dethol 63 Grain Cradles -112 Dahlia Boots 15 Buckets . 71 Dibbers 41 Grain Drills -109 15 Dahlias Budding Knives . 41 Digging Bars 125 Grain Fans .121 Flax Seed 40 Bull Leader . 83 Dip 54-55 Grape Dust . _ 66

. 3-16 . Grass Flower Seed Bull Leader Snaps . 73 Disinfectants 54-55 Catchers - 97 Forag-e and Silo Feed 40 Bull Rings . 73 Disk Harrows 106-10 Grass Hooks - 41 Geraniums . 8 Bull Tongues .101 Disc Plows 103 Grass Seeders _ -105 G-ladiolus 16 Bush and Bog Plows- .107 Grass Shears 42 Dominion Cleanser 69 Green Grass Seeds 40 Bush Hooks _ . 94 Bone Cutters _ _ _123 Don Sung 56 Grinding Herbs 32 Butt Chains 126 Door Hangers 81 Mills, Hand _123 Kaffir Com 40 Butter Coloring 69 Doubletrees 120 Grinding Mills, Power 110

. Grindstone I^awn Grass Inside Front Cover Butter Ladles 70 Drag Scrapers 108-110 Fixtures . 80 Uillet 40 Butter Paper 72 Drills, Grain 109 Grindstones 80 Grit for 31 , Poultry Mushroom Spawn Butter Printers 70 Drill Points 116 _ " 56 . ... Grit and Shell Nasturtiums , 10 Butter Spades 70 Drill Tubes 116 Boxes 52 Oats 39 Butter "Workers 70 Group-Over Drinking Fountains 49-52 Grub 55 Parcel Post Bates 2 Dritomic Sulphur 66 Hoes 95 Plant Department 17 Drive Well Points 87 Potatoes 38 Dropping Board Scraper 49 Xtaffia 43 Dry Mash Hoppers 49-51 Bape .— 40 Calcium Arsenate 66 Dusters 59 ..... 38 Bye Calf Meal 53 Dusting Sulphur 67 Halter Chains -126 Sunflower Seed 40 Calf Weaners 70 Halters 12 -126 Sweet Peas Cane Stakes 44 Hames _126 Trees 17 Can Sealer 73 Hame Strings Tube Boses le _126 Caponizing Tools 47 Hammers -121 Vegretable Plants .... 17 Carbola 63 Hand Corn Planters Veg'etable Seeds -17-37 _109 Carbolineum 68 Earth Augers Handles _ 94 Vetches ..... 40 Carts :119 Edging Knives . Harness Hooks -122 Wheat ..... 38 Cast Plows 103 Boxes Harrow 40 Egg and Cultivators White Clover Cel-O-Glass 52 Egg Scales Combined 100-101 Cement Pail 71 Egg Testers Harrows 106-107 Ceresan 68 Electric Pumps Harrow Disks 114 Chains .....126 Ensilage Forks Harrow Shoes 115 Charcoal ..... 56 Extension Rods Harrow Teeth Spikes .107 101 Acme Harrows Check Rower Wire- .....116 Equalizers Harrow Teeth Springs 114 Adco - 1 Cherry Seeders 120 Evergreen Harrow Teeth Points 116 American Horse Tonic. .. 56 Chick Feed ... . 53 Hasps 125 Anti-Cow Kicker .. 70 Chick Fount -49-52 Hatchets 121 Antrol .. 67 Chisel, Cold .....125 Hay Forks 92

Apple Mills . ..123 Churns 70 Hay Knives 101 Apple Parer ..122 Cider Mills .._ .123 Hay Loader Arsenate of Lead 66 112 Circular Saws .. 79 Fanning Mills -121 Hay Racks 122 Arsenite of Zinc _ 66 Clark Harrows .107 Farm Bells -124 Hay Rakes, Horse 112 Artesian Well Cylinder.. ,. 87 Cleanser, Dominion 69 Farm Carts .119 Hay Tedders Ash Cans -118 112 Clippers 72 Farm Gates - 74 Hay Tools Ash Sifters _118 84 Clothes Dryers 76 Farm Trucks -119 Heater Coals 79 Asparagus Bunchers 41 76 Clothes Line Posts Feed Carriers - 83 Hedge Shears Asparagus Knives 41 42 Coal, Prepared 79 Feed Cookers -124 Hedge Trimmers 42 Asparagus Tape _ 43 Coal Sifters 118 Cutters -101 Hen Feed Atlacide Feed 53 56 Coliverol 56 Feed and Drinking Cups 50 Hens' Nest 47-48 Atomizers 59 Concrete Mixer 122 Feed Hoppers 49-50 Hess & Clark Poultry Auto Jacks 125 and Concrete Ware 45 Feed Mills 110 Stock Preparations 55 Auto Sprayers 61 Consumers 76 Hinges Avicol Feeds, Chicken 53 125 56 Contractor's Carts 119 Feed Racks 122 Hoes 93-94 Axe Handles 121 Contractor's Plows 104 Hog Axes Feed Trucks 83 Remedies . -.54-55 121 Cookers 124 Fence Posts 75 Hog Ringers Axle Grease 72 73 Coops 52 Fence, Wire 74-76 Hog Rings 73 Coppercarb 66 Fertilizer 1 Hog Scalders 124 Copper Sulphate 67 Fertilizer Distributor 100-110 Hog Troughs 122 Corn Crushers 110 Fertilizer Drill 109 Hog Waterer 82 Corner Mangers 122 Field Fence 75 Hoist 84-122 Baby Chicks _ 53 Corn Grader 111 Field Rollers 108 Home Canning Sealers- 73 Back Band Hooks- _126 Corn Hooks 98 Fifth Chains 126 Horse Brushes 126 Back Bands .126 Corn Knives 98 Files 125 Horse and Cattle Remedy-54-55 Bag Balm - 56 Corn Mills 110 Fish Oil Soap 67 Horse Clippers 72 Bale Ties . 80 Corn Planters, Hand 109 Fittings, Galvanized 87 Horse Muzzles 122 Bamboo Rakes - 94 Corn Planter Runners 116 Flower Pots 46 Horse Rakes 112 Barley Forks - 94 Corn Planters 109-110 Flower Scissors 41 Horticultural Tools 41-44 Barn Door Hangers.. 31 Corn .123 Shellers Flower Tubs 46 Hose Clamps ... 82-83 58 Barn Equipment Corona Copper Carb . 66 Fluosilicate Dust 67 Hose Couplings 58 Baskets 120 Cotton . 94 Hoes Fly Spray —54-68 Hose Menders ... 58 Beef Scrap 56 Cotters, Spring .116 Fodder Yarn 110 Hose Nozzles Bells 124 57 Coulters, Rolling .106 Food Choppers 73 Hose Reels 57 Belting Canvas 80 .. 82 Cow Bowls Forks 92 Hose, Rubber ... 57 Belting Link Chain 115 Cow Chains -126 Formaldehyde 66 Hotkaps Belt 17 Lacing 80 Cow Ease 68 Fruit Pickers 41 Hotbed Heater 43 Belt Punches 121 Cow Remedies 56 Flower Bed Guard 74 Hotbed Mats 43 Berry Presses 123 Stalls 82 Cow Fruit Presses . 122 Hotbed Sash 43 Binder Canvases 115 Cradles, Grain ...112 Hudson Sprayers 60-61 Binder Repairs . 113-115 Cream Pails 71 Husking Pins Binders 124 97 Cream Separator 69 Hydrometers 44 Bird Houses . 44 Creosote 68 B. K. 68 Crow Bars 125 Black Leaf 40 66 Crushed Oyster Shell 56 Gape Worm Extractors 47 Blackmans Salt Bricks_ 55 Cultlpackers 108 Garbage Cans 118 Blatchford's Calf Meal.. 53 Cultivator Repairs 100-101 Garden Cultivators 99 Blatchford's Chick Mash.. 53 Cultivators 100-101 Garden Hoes 92 Ice Cream Freezers - 69 Blatchford's Egg Mash- 53 Cultivators, Hand 99 Garden Hose — 57 Ice Hooks -125 Blocks and Tackle 97 Cultivators, Horse 100-101-108 Garden Line 41 Incubators - 47 Bluestone 67 Cultivators Steels 100-101 Garden Rakes 92 Incubator Lamps - 47 AI.Z; PBICES IK CATAI.OG STTBJECT TO CHANGE WXTHOTTT NOTICE 1

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_ 1 Incubator Thermometers--44-47 Rat Traps . 63 Sulphate of Ammonia- Insecticide 65-67 Red Arrow 68 Sulphur _ 67 Relief Valves 58 Sweat Pads _126 Oat Sprouter - 51 126 Swings _ 98 Oil Cans - 73 Repair Links 125 Oils - 72 Riveting Machines .114-116 Old Hickory Salt . 54 Rivets Jacks, Pumping __ _ 88 Oliver Tools _102 Rolling Coulter -106 -108 Jacks, Scaffolding _ 92 One Spot Flea Klller_ _ 68 Rollers, Land Jacks, Wagon -125 Open Rings -126 Roof Coaters - 78 Ox Balls - 73 Roof Hooks - 90 Oyster Shell - 56 Roofing - 77 Tampers ._121 Roofing Cement Tanks Root Cutter -123 Tedders 112 Rope -110 Thermometers -44-69 Kaylox 65 Roto Salt Cakes -122 Kayso — 67 Tie-Out Chains 126 Roupover - 55 Tin Can Sprayers- 59 Kettle Ranges 124 Markers -111 124 Paint Brushes 78 Row Tobacco Dust 66 Kettles Rubber Gloves - 58 Keystone Dehorner Clipper^ 73 Palls 71 Tobacco Stems 66 Rubber Hose - 57 Kill Weed 65 Painters' Cripples 92 Tongue Supports _ 108 Knife Grinders 80 Painters' Stages _ 90 Tool Grinders 80 Knives 41 Paints 78 Toy Wagons -119 Knock Out Fly Spray 54 Para-dichlorobenzlne 67 Trace Chains __126 Kow Kare 56 Parcel Post Boxes 124 Track Brooms 71 Kraut Cutters 73 Paris Green 67 Tractor Plows 104 Pastoxine 63 Tractor Saws 79 Peat Moss 46 Salt Bowls - 83 Transplanters 109 Pick Handles 95 Salt Cakes -122 Trash Burner 76 Picks 95 Sal-Vet - 55 Tree Labels 44 Pipe Fittings 87 Sausage Stuffers _ - 73 Tree Pruners 42 Labels, Pot _ Mandrels - 79 Plant Boxes 46 Saw Tree . 67 Labels, Tree Wound Paint Planet Jr. Tools -99-100 Saws _ 79 Tree Tanglefoot 67 Ladder, Brackets or Jacks . 90 Plant Setter Saws, Pruning - 42 -45-46-74 90-92 111 Trellis Ladders Plant Sprinklers 43 Scaffolding Jacks _ 92 Trestles 91 . 126 Lanterns Plant Stakes 44 Scalecide _ 65 Tripletrees 120 Lard Press . 73 Plant Tabs 46 Scales _105 Troughs, Poultry 48-51 Lawn Edger 94 Plant 46 Scrapers, Dirt 105-110 Troughs, Stock Fence 74 Tubs _ _122 Lawn Plastic Cement 78 Scrapers, Dropping Board 52 Trowels 41 Lawn Gates 74 Scratch Feed 53 -96-97 Pliers 125 Trucks 117 Lawn Mowers Plow Bolts 98 Screw Drivers 125 Tubular Rivets _ 125 Lawn Rakes _ 93 Plow Handles _ 104 Scrub Brushes 71 Tug Chains 126 Lawn Rollers 97 Scuffle Hoes 41-94 Repairs , 103-104 Settees 98 Plow — Lawn Plow Steels loo-ini Scythes 94 Lawn Shears 42 Plows -102-103 Scythe Snathe Handles 94 Lawn Sprinklers 57 Scythe Stones 98 Plows, Contractors 104 ~ ----- Lawn Swings 98 Plows, Oliver 102 Seed Drills -99-109 Leaf Racks 118 Chilled. Plows, Tractor 104 Seed Sowers _ 105 Leg Bands for Poultry 47 Plows, Wiard 103 Semesan . 68 Lemon Oil Co's Standard Utility Forks 93 Pneumatic Tanks 8-^ Separator Oil 72 Insecticide 65 Pomodust 67 Separators 69 Lime Distributors 110 Porno Green Settees, Lawn 98 Lime Sulphur Solution 65 67 Porch Settees 97 Shears, Hedge and Lawn . 42 Link Chain Belting 115 Shears. Sheep 72 Links, Repair 126 Portable Scales 98 Post Hole Diggers- 121 Sheep Dip . 55 Litter Carriers 83 Potato Cutters 111 '>heep Shearing Machines 7? Log Chains 126 Sheep Shears 42 Vegetable Slicer 122 Lopping Shears 42 Potato Hooks 93 Potato Planters 111 Shovel Plow Handles 101 Vigoro 1 Potato Diggers 111 Shovel Plow Repairs 101 Vigoro Spreader 1 Potato Scoops 94 Shovel Plows ... 101 Virginia Home Can Sealer— 73 Potato Sprayer 62 Shovel Plow Steels 101 Volck — 67 Pot Labels 44 Shovels 95 Magnesium Arsenate 66 Pottery Ware 45 Sickle Grinders 80 Mail Boxes 69 Poultry Bone 56 Sidewalk Cleaners 101 MaKomb Brooders 48 Poultry Feed 53 Singletree Clips 120 Mangers, Corner _ 122 Poultry Feeders .49 50 Singletrees 120 W Mantels 125 Poultry Fence .75-76 Skids 117 Manure Forks 93 Poultry Killing Knives 47 Slaw Cutters 122 Manure Hooks 93 Poultry Litter 46-49 Slu^ Shot 66 Wagon Jacks -125 Manure Spreaders 109 Poultry Markers 47 Smoked Salt 54 Wagons -119 -119 Mastica 43 Poultry Mash 5 3 Smoothing Harrow 10' Wagons, Handy _120 Mastica Machines 43 Poultry Remedies 54-55 Snarol . 67 Wagons, Skeins Mattocks and Handles . 95 Poultry Supplies 47-55 Snout Cutters 73 Wagons, Toy — _119 Mauls 121 Poultry Troughs 49-52 Snow Scrapers 126 Wagon Wheels _ _120 Measures 120 Poultry Waterers _49-52 Snow Shovels 126 Water Barrels _ -118 Meat Choppers 73 Sodium 55 Bowls _ 82 Poultry Wire : 75-76 Fluoride _ Water — Meeker Harrows _ 98 Powder Dusters 59 Soil Pulverizers 108 Water Glass _ 52 Metal Egg CrateS- 124 Power Pumps 85 Spades 94 Watering Pots _ _ 43 Metal Wheels 120 Power Sprayers 62 Spading Porks 93 Water Pans 52 .. 85 Mica Grit 56 Pratt's Remedies 54 Sphagnum Moss .. 46 Water Supply System Mice Traps 63 Prepared Coal 79 Spratt's Remedies 56 Water Trucks and Milk Bottle Baskets 73 Pressure Gauges _ 58 Spray Calendar 64 Combinations 118 Milk Bottles 69 125 Pruning Knives . 41 Spray Gun 58 Wedges Milk Bottle Caps 69 Pruning Saws 42 Spray Hose 57 Weeders and Attachments— 112 Milk Cans 71 Pruning Shears 41 Spray Nozzles 5 Weeders, Hand 41 Milk Coolers 69 Pulverizers ._ 108 Spray Pump Accessories 58 Weeders, Horse 112 Milking Stools 83 Pump Accessories .85-88 Spray Pump and Extras ...58-62 Weed Killer 65

Milking Tubes . 70 71 Pump Cylinders . _ 87 Spreader Chains 126 Well Buckets Milk Pails . 71 Pumping Outfits _ -85-87 Sprinkling Carts 118 Well Bucket Pulleys 71 Milk Strainers . 71 Pump Jacks Stable Brooms 71 Well Cleaner 88 Mills, Power 110 Pump Leathers Stable Buckets 71 Wheel Barrows 117 Mole Traps 43 Pump Rod .87-S Stakes, Plant .. 44 Wheel Barrow Sprayers 60 Moon Rolling Coulter 106 Pumps -85-8 Stalls 82 Wheel Hoes 99 Moss, Sphagnum . 44 Pumps, Spray .58-62 Stanchions .. 82 Wheels 120 Moto Mower . 97 Punches .... 125 Stay Rollers 81 Wheel Scrapers 108 Mouse Traps 63 Push Brooms 71 Steel Rollers .97-108 Whiffltrees 120 Mowers, Field 112 Push Carts 118 Stimugerm „ 63 Whiffltree Clips 120 Mowers, Lawn 96-97 Putty Bulbs 43 Stimuplant _ 46 Window Boxes _. 46 Mower Repairs ... -113-116 Stock Salt 122 Window Brackets 92 Mulch Paper 17 Stock Troughs 122 Window Cleaners' Ladders- 9 2 Storage Tanks Wire 74-76 Store Trucks — ... 117 Wire Cloth 76 Stove Brooders 47-48 Wire Gates 74 Rabbit Pellets 53 Strainer Pads _.. 70 Wire Stretchers _; 76 Neck Yokes -120 Raffia 43 Stuffing Attachments 73 Wood Preservers 68 Nest Eggs _ - 47 Rakes, Hand _...93-94 Sulfocide 67 Wood Sawing Outfit 79 125 Nlco-fume _ - 66 Rakes, Horse - 112 Sulkv Plows 104 R^renches

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DIAMOND JUBILEE ROSES Five Everblooming Roses for $2 (DORMANT STOCK) One each of the following 5 varieties: Etoile de Hollande Radiance Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria Talisman President Herbert Hoover

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All our Roses are strong, budded, two- Mme. Nicolas Aussel. Bright coppery year-old, field-grown plants. Varieties salmon-pink. $1 each; $10 per doz. Hardy Climbing Roses * stock Mrs. Aaron Ward. yellow, shading marked can be supplied in dormant Deep Blaze. Plant Patent No. 10. The new varieties lighter. 85 cts. each; per doz. from March 15 to May 1. All $8.50 everblooming vivid scarlet climber. growing Mrs. A. R. Barraclough. Bright car- listed can be furnished in full leaf, SI. 50 each; $15 per doz. Our mino-pink. 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz. in 6-inch clay pots, after May 1. *Dr. W. Van Fleet. Rich flesh-pink. *Mrs. E. dormant Roses are all wrapped with damp P. Thorn. Rich lemon-yellow. Emily Gray. Light orange-yellow. with moss and burlap. We do not offer "pro- Mrs. Henry Bowles. Bright pink, Golden Climber (Mrs. Arthur Curtiss salmon. 85 cts. per doz. cessed" or "preplanted" Roses. each; $8.50 James). Plant Patent No. 28. Golden Mrs. J. D. Eisele. Plant Patent No. 67. Dormant Stock, 50 cts. each; yellow blooms. $2 each; $20 per doz. Price, Cherrv-rose. $1.50 each; $15 per doz. $5.50 per doz. Potted Stock, unless Jacotte. Deep orange-yellow, tinted red. *01ympiad. Dark Oriental scarlet. Long- *Mme. Gregoire Staechelin. Pearly pink otherwise noted, 75 cts. each; $7.50 pointed bud. 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz. tipped crimson. $1 each; $10 per doz. per doz. *Ophelia. Salmon-pink, shaded light yel- Paul's Scarlet Climber. A vivid scarlet low. 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz. which President does not fade. Herbert Hoover. A combina- Silver Moon. Large creamy white. Hybrid Roses tion pink, yellow. Tea of flame, scarlet, and The New Dawn (Everblooming Dr. W. Padre. Coppery scarlet, flushed yellow *Autumn. Burnt-orange, marked with Van Fleet). Plant Patent No. 1. Flesh- at base. 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz. pink blooms throughout the summer and red. 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz. Radiance. Bright carmine-pink. *Betty Uprichard. Salmon-pink, coppery fall. $1.50 each; $15 per doz. Red Radiance. Bright cerise-red. sheen. 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz. Schwabenland. Very large flower of BriarclifT. Brilliant rose-pink, shading rich rose-pink. $1 each; $10 per doz. per doz. lighter. 85 cts. each; $8.50 Sensation. Crimson-scarlet. Long- Polyantha or Baby Roses Caledonia. The best white. Long- pointed bud. 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz. Compact plants producing trusses of pointed bud. 85 cts. each ; S8.50 per doz. Souvenir de Claudius Pernet. Rich small flowers early until frost. Brilliant pink flushed from June Charles P. Kilham. yellow. Long-pointed bud. red-orange. cts. each; $8.50 per doz. Cecile Brunner (Sweetheart Rose). Soft 85 Talisman. Combination of apricot, gold Pleasing shade of rose-pink. rosy pink. *Columbia. and deep rose-pink. Pointed bud. Vermilion-scarlet, suffused orange. Gloria Mundi. Brilliant orange-scarlet. Cuba. Vaterland. Rich deep velvety scarlet- 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz. Magnifique. Clear shell-pink. maroon. 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz. Brilliant rose-pink. Salmon Spray. Rich salmon-pink. Dame Edith Helen. Ville de Paris. Pure rich buttercup- 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz. Scarlet Button. Intense brilliant scarlet. yellow. 85 cts. each; S8.50 per doz. of Atholl. Orange, flushed old- Duchess Wilhelm Kordes. Rich red, suffused Any of above Polyanthas, 85 cts. each; rose. 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz. copper. 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz. $8.50 per doz. Saffron-yellow, *Duchess of Wellington. W. E. Chaplin. Deep crimson, shading stained deep crimson. Pointed bud. to carmine. 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz. *E. G. Hill. Dazzling scarlet. Pointed bud. Shrub Roses *Etoile de Hollande. Brilliant crimson. *Feu Joseph Looymans. Bright yellow. Valuable as individual specimens, among Golden Dawn. Lemon-yellow, splashed shrubs, or as an everblooming hedge. Per- with crimson. $1 each; $10 per doz. New Hybrid Tea Roses fectly hardy. Gruss an Teplitz. Rich velvety crimson. for 1935 Pink Grootendorst. Clear pink. *Hadley. Dazzling crimson-scarlet. F. J. Grootendorst. Bright crimson. *Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria. Pure white. Any of above Shrub Roses in 6-inch *Lady Margaret Stewart. Deep yellow, NIGRETTE (The Black Rose). Plant pots, 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz. and orange. 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz. Patent No. 87. First blooms in early sum- *Los Angeles. Flame-pink, toned coral. mer are crimson, but in late summer the 85 cts. each; 58.50 per doz. buds are black, opening to deep maroon, *Lucie Marie. Deep yellow, splashed red. resembling black velvet. $2 each. Moss Roses ~.50 85 cts. each; per doz. CRIMSON GLORY. Plant Patent No. Characterized by the mossy buds. Margaret McGredy. Brick red. 105. Crimson, shaded ox-blood-red. Blanche Moreau. Large; pure white. McGredy's Scarlet. Brilliant scarlet. $1.50 each. Crested Rose-pink. orange-yellow at base of petals. Moss. Crimson. *Mevrouw G. A. van Rossem. Vivid BETTER TIMES. Plant Patent No. 23. Henri Martin. orange and apricot. $1 each; $10 per doz. Brilliant cerise-red flowers, delicately Any of above Moss Roses in 6-inch pots, *Mme. Edouard Herriot. Coral-red. fragrant. $1.50 each. 85 cts. each; $8.50 per doz.

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