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Apbil 7, 1921 



The Rorists' Review 



129 



CYPRESS FOR STAKES 

 AND CYPRESS FOR LABELS 



A tree or plant Label is a small matter, just a thin strip of wood with notches near one 

 end. A whole pocketful may be bought with a penny or two, yet the cost of them counts in 

 the year's expenditures. And there's no need in buying new each year, unless you really pre- 

 fer to spend your money. Get them of Cypress and they will last. So with stakes — they are 

 made of Cypress and cost little more than those made of woods that begin to rot as soon as 

 they are placed in the soil. Every dollar you save in these small matters stays in the bank to 

 help swell your balance. 



JUST ONE TESTIMONIAL 



C. E. Robbins, 4 Vanden Bosch Avenue, Auburn, N. Y., writes: "My attention was first drawn to 

 Cypress several years ago by using some of it for dahlia stakes, aloftg with some pine, etc., and after the 

 pine had rotted away the Cypress showed no sign of decay. Since then I have used it for boats and 

 canoes, and it has been very satisfactory." This is a small matter, but it is worth while to listen to the 

 experience of others. 



HELP YOURSELF TO THE BOOKS 



Vol. 3 is a greenhouse story. Vols. 4 and 20 are for farmers, containing plans for all sorts of farm 

 outbuildings. Vol. 36 is the Carpentry Book, and 37 is the big Silo Book. All are profusely illustrated. 

 There are 43 volumes in the CYPRESS Pocket Library, and they are 43 free booklets. Write for one 

 before you forget it. 



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