May, 1906 



THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



229 



BEAUTIFYING YOUR GROUNDS 



It would be difficult to conceive a plant that would add 

 more to the beauty of your grounds than the everblooming 



" BABY RAMBLER" 



It has been planted in all parts of the country, and has 

 never failed to develop into a hardy and sturdy plant. It 

 grows from 24 to 30 inches in height and blossoms continu- 

 ously from early Juue to severe frost ; think of roses every day 

 from June to November. As many as 120 individual flowers 

 have been counted on a single panicle. The foliage is of a fine 

 polished dark green. Every plantwe ship is exceedingly sturdy 

 and is guaranteed to be healthy and perfect in every respect. 



Our landscape department is complete in its various depart- 

 ments. Can it be of service to you? Our beautiful catalogue 

 illustrating ornamental trees, vines, shrubs, flowering and fruit- 

 bearing plants is sent free on application. 



T. ]. DWYER & CO., Box 4, Cornwall, N.Y. 



Don't Raise Bugs 



in your orchards and gardens but get rid of them 

 by using 



DEMING 

 SPRAY PUMPS 



Hand or Power Outfits, Century, Success, 

 Knapsack. Good for all kinds of spraying and 

 ■whitewashing. 



Everything for WATER SUPPLY 



Pumps, Wind Mills, Tanks, Gasolene Pumps, 

 Pneumatic System. 

 Write for Catalogue M. 



R. B. CARTER CO., tf Dey St., New York 



Lambert's Pure Culture 

 Mushroom Spawn 



Produced by new grafting process from 

 selected and prolific specimens thoroughly 

 acclimatized, has never failed to run. 

 Sold by Leading Seedsmen. Practical 

 Instructions on "Mushroom Culture" 

 mailed free on application. 

 American Spawn Co., St, Paul, Minn. 



Carefully 

 Examine 



youv plants 



ILL the bugs before they get a 

 chance to destroy your plants and 

 flowers. Do it now— with THOMP- 

 SON'S ROSE-NICOTINE (jure 



nicotine from tobacco). It will be 

 harder if you let them get a start. It 

 is colorless, odorless, stainless, and 

 quickly kills insects and vermin wher- 

 ever found — on plants, vegetables, 

 fruits; on cats, dogs, fowls; on human 

 head or body; in clothing, carpets, 

 furniture, bedding or woodwork, hen- 

 houses, dog- kennels, etc. Sold by 

 druggists, 25c. and 50c. cans: the Rose-Nicotine 

 Fiimigatoi*, 25c, convenient for household and 

 hen-house fumigation to kill vermin. No odor after- 

 ward. 



If you aend ub the name 

 aVile booVlot (.'12 pageB) "H 

 50o. can prepaid (iftc. ; 25c. 

 (Jrugpiet won't Bupplj jou. 



of your drugtrist, we will send free our vnlu- 

 w to DeBtrov Plant Insects and Vermin." 

 an or Fumisatnr 40c. or both 60c., if your 



(Not mailable.) 



F. A. THOMPSON & CO., Mf?. Chemists, 



530 Tromhley Ave., Detroit, Olleh. 



THE KEYSTONE 



Of good house paint is OXIDE OF ZINC — without the keystone 

 an arch cannot stand* To a certain extent and with due limitations, 

 it matters less what other ingredients a paint may contain than that it 

 shall consist largely of OXIDE OF ZINC and pure linseed oil. Some 

 house-paints are composed of zinc and lead, some of zinc and an inert 

 material, some of all three, and in every case such paints are better than 

 any paint than can be made without the ZINC. OXIDE OF ZINC 

 in a paint insures a finer lustre, purer tints, greater covering power, vastly 

 increased durability — it also insures greater permanence of lustre and tint. 



A Suggestive Pamphlet, 



** Paint: Why, How and Where/' 



FREE to property owners. 



The New Jersey Zinc Co. 



71 Broadway, New York 



We do not grind zinc in oil. A list of manufacturers of zinc paints sent on application. 



Attractive BUNGALOWS near N. Y. City I 



A gentleman having a farm in Westchester County, with acreage greater 

 than he needs and wishing to secure good neighbors, is selling a portion of 

 his land — at moderate prices — to desirable parties for the erection of coun- 

 try homes. He also has a few bungalows for rent. The farm is situated 

 on high, well drained land in the vicinity of four golf clubs, within easy 

 commuting distance of N. Y. City with choice of two railroads. 



Address: HOLMLEA FARMS, Care of The Garden Magazine 



RUNNING WATER IN THE GARDEN 



Is a convenience and all you want can be obtained by installing a 



NIAGARA HYDRAULIC RAM 



Will work wherever there is a spring or running stream. Costs less than a windmill or gasolene en- 

 gine and has no whirligigs to get out of repair. Requires no fuel, attention or expense of mainte- 

 nance. Purely automatic and will pump a large or small amount, according to size. Used and endorsed 

 by United States Government and Pennsylvania Railroad. 

 Catalog free. Correspondence invited 



NIAGARA HYDRAULIC ENGINE COMPANY. 

 Factory: Chester, Pa, 140 NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK. 



INTKN 



Cut Shows the Roof 

 of the St. Louis Music Hall 

 is Covered with Rex Flintkote 



Here's the why: The roof has a large unbroken 

 surface and had to be absolutely leak-proof in rain 

 or snow. H The builders builded for the future — they 

 wanted a roofing that would wear as long as the walls, some- 

 thing that would not rust like tin, or warp, crack and blow off 

 like shingles, t It must be fire-resisting— they could not take 

 chances with fires from falling sparks or brands. 1 It must be 

 easily laid— labor forms a large item in an extensive roof like this. 



Rex Flintkote Roofing; 



filled these requirements better than any other roofin 

 of name or price. 



WE SEND SAMPLES FREE 



Test it yourself and see why it has set the standard of quality 

 easily commands the nighest price. We will also mail you 

 ^ free a book showing all kinds of buildings which are stand- 

 Jk ing testimonials of Rex Flintkote excellence. 

 ■1^^ Look out for substitutes — preparations containing 



■^^ tar or paper that are made to sell at big profit 

 2%j. for the dealer and possible loss to 

 ' Look for the Boy" on every 



_. & W. BIRD & CO 



29 India Si, Boston, Mas 



