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THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



What is a jair rental jor a given- 

 property? Ask the Readers' Service 



31! 



It Used to Be Said 



That a small leak would in time sink the largest- 

 ship — that was in the days of the old wooden 

 sailing vessels— before the air-tight compart- 

 ments were installed. It \ised to be said 



There Was No Money In Dairying 



That was in the days of cream separating by 

 the slow old gravity method. 



Times and methods are ever changing on 

 both land and sea. The leaks that would once 

 sink great ships, and the ancient methods that 

 once made dairying at a profit impossible, are 

 now over. 



For the past 17 years or since the reliable 



UNITED^ 



CREAM SEPARATOR 



Has been on the market you hear less of this 

 complaint 



But why? Because the U. S. saves the last 

 particle of cream, whereas with any other skim- 

 ming method a large amount of cream is lost. 



These immense savings alone would convince 

 any dairyman that a U. S. Separator was abso- 

 lutely necessary, but there are many other great 

 advantages. 



The bawl is "bery simple, small, compact and 

 complete; easily washed and thoroughly 

 sanitary. The World's Record ■winner for 

 closest skimming. 

 Other advantages as 'Yvaist lotv supply 

 can, ease of operation, thorough lubri- 

 cation, reversible crank, enclosed 

 gearing, all tend to make the U. S. 

 Separator the greatest dividend 

 payer a dairyman can invest in. 

 More particulars are 

 found in Catalog No. 

 71. Write for it. 

 We will send it 

 anywhere. 



Vermont Farm 

 Machine Co. 



Bellows Falls 

 Vermont 



BOX TREES 



No Evergreen has ever attained the 

 popularity of these beautiful little 

 trees. They can be shipped at 

 any season of the year and plant- 

 ed in the open ground (except in 

 the extreme North) or in boxes. 



Bushy Trees, 18 in. high, $2.00 per pair 

 " 20 " " 2.50 " " 

 " 30 " " 3.50 " " 

 Pyramid " 30 " ' 4.00 " " 

 " 36 " " 5.00 " " 

 " 42 " " 6.00 " " 

 Any of the above planted, in 

 Mission Plant Boxes $3.50 per 

 pair extra. 'Write for prices in 

 larger quantities. 



Wagner Park Conservatories 

 Sidney, O. 



Here Is Your Chance 



We have a large overstock of Hardy Roses, Azaleas, Magnolias, 

 etc., and we need the ground upon which they stand, to plant out 

 other stock, therefore to make room for the new stock we are dis- 

 posing of the following at reduced prices. 



These prices hold good only until varieties are sold out, for this 

 reason we advise you to send your order in at once. No charge 

 made for packing. Delivered F. O. B. express or cars here. 



Baby Kambler Rose - - - - 2 year old, field grown, 

 CrimBon Rambler - - - - 3 " " " 

 Hybrli Perpetual RoeeB - - 2 " " " " 



(See April Garden Magazine Ad. for var.) 

 Hiawatha, New Pink Rfcmbler, 2 year old, field grown, 

 AmpelopsiB Veltcbi - - - - 4 ft. plants 

 Azalea Mollis - CrowoB 18 In. in diameter 



" Amoena, " 3 ft. " 6 yr. plants, 



Magnolia Houlangeana, 6 ft. trees full of flowers 



" Alexandrians, " ** " 



6 for 91.00; 2fi for $3.50 



5 for 91.00; 25 for 94.00 



6 for 91-00; 25 for 93.50 



3 for 91.00; 10 for 93.00 

 6 for 75c; 25 for 92.50 

 each 75c; 6 for 93.75 

 each 93.50; pair 96.60 

 each 92.50; pair 94.50 

 each 92.50; pair 94.50 



Send for our special list of mid-summer planting seeds, ready about 

 June ist. 



F. T. LANGE, Box 47, UNION HILL, N. J. 



A WAY TO FIND OUT ABOUT 

 THIS GREENHOUSE 



THE quickest way is to drop us word, saying you are interested in the 

 greenhouse shown in the June Issue of Garden Magazine — or something 

 to that effect. Then the very day your letter comes, we will send in re- 

 ply some forty-eight or more advance sheets from a very beautiful catalog which 

 is not yet entirely printed. 



In these advance sheets are shown several splendid houses, starting with the 

 very simplest, and least expensive, and so on up to the most pretentious ones- This 

 particular house is thoroughly described in a very complete and interesting way: 

 there is another view of it too, and a plan as well. 



We shall have a number of these advance sheets all ready for immediate 

 mailing, anticipating Garden Magazine readers' requests. 



UBAR GREENHOUSES 



PIERSON 



DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS 



U-BAR CO. 



I MADISON AVE„NEWYORK. 



Our New Curved Eave Greenhouse 



You will like it — first, because it is 

 so very attractive ; second, being 

 light, it will grow more and better 

 plants and flowers; third.it is reason- 

 able in price. Combining these 

 three things, we have just the house 

 for you. Send us size of house and 



V- 



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we will send you estimates. 



we win sena you tbuinaits. 



Hitchings & Company 



1170 Broadway NEW YORK 



Chickering Pianos 



SEND FOR CATALOGUE 

 Chickering & Sons, 827 Tremcmt St., Fenway Station, Boston, Mass. 



Victor 



$100 



THE MT. DESERT NURSERIES 



make a specialty of growing at their best the 



Finest Old-Fashioned Garden Plants 

 and Hardy Herbaceous Perennials 



Good cultivation and a northern seacoast climate give exceptional 

 vigor to the Nurseries' plants and enable them to fill late orders 

 directly from the ground when others cannot. 



BAR HARBOR, MAINE 



