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T H E CANADIAN HORTICULTURIST 



January, 1908 



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Gregory's Seed Catalog. — Gregory's new seed 

 book is ready for free distribution. It is 

 one of the few seed books published strictly in 

 the interest of farmers and gardeners. Not only 

 does it illustrate and describe the new and old 

 varieties, but it also helps make the planting a 

 success, by giving expert advice on the raising 

 of various vegetables. This year Gregory offers, 

 besides many new varieties, a potato that's a 

 wonder. It's called "Big Crop," and it is 

 claimed that it will out-yield all the well-known 

 varieties, is least affected by rot, and is delicious- 

 ly mealy. It produced last season on their 

 own farms at the rate of 836 bushels per acre. 

 To learn more fully about this great potato, 

 and the best methods of planting, write to-day 

 for Gregory's Seed Book. Remember it's free. 

 J. J. H. Gregory & Son, Marblehead, Mass. 



Take a Look at a Farm 

 Fence Worth Building 



Ideal is the recognized standard fence for Canadian Railways. Railroads build fences for 

 permanence. Canadian farmers are buying more Ideal Fence to-day than any other make. 

 They keep our two factories busy, turning out fence at the rate of 30 miles a da.^ You 

 see this fence everywhere you go. You know there must be reasons. Just take a good 

 look at it as shown above and read the argument for buying 



IDEAL FENCE 



Looks strong, doesn't it? It ;V strong. It's made to last. All made of No, 9 hard steel wires, 

 both horizontals and uprights. Heaviest fence wires used. It adjusts itself in extremes of 

 temperature. That's why Ideal fence always stands up erect. The lock which is used at 

 every intersection of wires is shown in lower left hand corner. Neither climbing over nor 

 horning, nor crowding, nor anything else can make the wires slip. It is not a fence that gets 

 holes in so cattle and horses can poke their heads in and hogs root their way through. You 

 can't tell about the galvanizing' from looking at the picture but look at the fence itself for 

 that. More heavily galvanized tiian any other. Easy to build, fits any surface, hilly or level 



Is Ihc Argument sound? Tn'^^S^^f^hSirx^^ff^.^V 



are I'nying it. Fake a little time to think of ^A^cjrfn/m/jofgood fencing before you buy. 

 The Ideal has all of them. We know you'll want Ideal when you know about it. Write 

 for our t)ook about fencing, FREE. 



THE McGregor banwell fence co., Ltd.. 



D«partn«llt !)« W^'kervllle, Ootarlo 



l>«p«rtamtS. 



THE IDEAL FENCE CO., Ltd. 



WiBDipag, Haaltoba 



Now that the Cold Weather i$ Coming Alon^ 



You will want a heating plant in 

 your conservatory that will be re- 

 liable and not require worry and 

 constant attention. 



THE 



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is that kind of an apparatus. It 

 works equally well attached to 

 either a tank supply, or the city 

 water service. 



OUR BOOKLET. " EFFICIENT HEATING,' 

 FREE TO ANY ADDRESS 



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Mention The Csinaflian Horticulturist when writing 



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The Adjustable Spray -Tower 



!■ a New Invention of Inestimablt Valae to Fruit Orowers 

 Is espei-ia'Ily adapted to spraying for San .lose Scale. Spraj-a are 

 evenly applied with comparatively no waste ; does better work with 

 one-half of matt*rial. It is durable, cheap, and easily handle*!. It 

 ran be opi^rated by liAnd power with sixty pounds prt'ssure. Large 

 ffrowerfl ran use it with any power sprayer— it does away with a 

 tower. Representatives wanted in every fruit section. Address 



DAVID SNEIX. Gasport. N. Y.. Niagara County 



iPlH.M.t.Ml II, 



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PerataloKue 

 BBea8ori8*'V- 

 l choice new 

 vegetables of 

 sterling merit. 

 EARLY MORN PEA, 

 the earliPR*^, largest podded pea known. One 

 farmer harvested K) imsiiels fr(>m one planted 

 and received from S3 to ^.60 per bushel. (Quality 

 of the best. 



GREGORY S EARLY HCELSIOR, ttie best second 

 early low gruwinj^ jK'a witliout any exception. 

 A great favorite with the leading gardeners. 



*'BI|C Crop," our new white potato, ont-yieldi 

 all the well-known varieties, is less att'eded by 

 rot, is delicionsly mealy. Let us tell yuu all 

 about it. Catalogue free. 



J. J. H. GREGORY & SON. Maiiblenead. Mass. 



IF YOU HAVE APPLES 

 OR POULTRY TO CONSIGN 



we can handle them for you to 

 advantage. If apples are in car 

 lots, write us and we can sell 

 them for you f.o.b. your station 



THE DAWSON COMMISSION CO. 



Cot. W«l Market and Colborne St. 



TORONTO 



ONTARIO 



