January, 1911 



THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



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suggestions about garden jumiturc 



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Plant Your Garden 



Seeds In It Now 



$250 Buys It 



It will pay you to buy this greenhouse right now 

 and start your flower and vegetable plants going. 

 Your garden will then be six weeks ahead this year. 



Next fall you can bring plants in before frost and 

 have a flower garden all winter. No hobby is 

 more delightful, none so inexpensive. House shipped 

 ready for immediate erection. Price inc udes eveiy- 

 thing — even the boiler — no extras. Send at once 

 for booklet. 



U II70 BROADWAY. N.Y. 



lnllTCHINGS& 



BUY PLANTS THAT LIVE 



NORTHERN GROWN PERENNIALS 



I sell shrubs, trees, vines, perennial plants and flower seetis 

 for ornamental hardy gardens that have withstood the rifrid 

 test of cold Vermont weather. 1 kno-w they have the consti- 

 tution to stand coUl climates. Save yourself the annoyance 

 of having your plants killed the first hard winter. Tliat ia 

 what happens to plants grown in more southern localities. 

 My new catalogue is ready with the new year. It tells 

 about just the plants you should liave. Send tor it now. 

 FB...JIKU1CK 11. lIOKSt OKl>, CliarloUe, ^ eimont. 



A beautiful illustrated book- 

 let "WHERE SUN DIALS 

 ARE MADE" sent upon re- 

 quest. Estimates furnished. 

 E. B. MEYROWITZ, 111 E. 23d St., New York 



Branches, New York, Minneapolis, St. Paul, London, Paris 



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Stokes 



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Standards 



You'll appreciate my new 

 191 1 seed catalogue. 



It gives full descriptions of the choicest 

 and most profitable farm and garden 

 varieties and shows photographs of 

 actual results that have been obtained 

 from these seeds. Also valuable in- 

 formation about how to get the best 

 results and other facts that will be 

 helpful to you. 



Write for it today. I'll gladly send it free 

 if you mention The Garden Magazine. 



For 10c. in stamps or coin I'll also send you 

 three 10c. packets of seeds, one each of my 

 unequaled Bonny Best Early Tomatoes, 

 new sparkler White Tip Radish and orchid 

 flowering Sweet Peas. 



Walter P. Stokes 



Dept. A. 219 Market St., Philadelphia. 



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Gadski Homer Farrar 



Journe 



Why do these great artists all 

 make records only for the Victor? 



If only a few of the world's greatest artists made records exclu- 

 sively for the Victor, it might signify little. But when such famous 

 singers as Caruso, Calve, Dalmores, Eames, Farrar, Gadski, Ger- 

 viile-Reache, Homer, Journet, Martin, McCormack, Melba, Plangon, 

 Schumann-Heink, Scotti, Sembrich, Tetrazzini, Witherspoon and 

 Zerola all make records exclusively for the Victor, it is not only a 

 splendid tribute to the high musical qualities of the Victor, but the 

 most conclusive proof of its all-around superiority. 



Hearing is believing— go to-day to the nearest Victor dealer's and hear these famous 

 artists sing their greatest arias. You'll be astonished at the wonderful results secured by 

 the new Victor process of recording. 



Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, N. J., U. S. A. 



Berliner Gramophone Co., Montreal, Canadian Distributors 

 To get best results, use only Victor Needles on Victor Records 



And be sure io hear ihe 



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HIS MASTERS VOICE 



New Victor Records are on sale at all dealers on the 28th ot each month 



Maule's Seeds 



Once grown, 

 always grown. 

 Send postal for 191 1 catalogue. William Henry 

 Maule, 1721 Filbert Street, Philadelphia. 



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Write us and we 'vill give you some -rood pt-inters. '\\"e \\\\\ 



also send information about Guns and Rifies. 



I. ^itevens Arms & Tool Co., Dept. 281. Ibicopee Falls, Mass. 



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HARDY <*BLIZZARD BELT" 

 GIANT Strawberry Plants 



Everybody likes fine strawberries, and to prove that our new GIAXT variety 

 is the largest and strong-est grower, as well as the heaviest fruiter, we offer 

 to send you TWO PLANTS (worth 30 centsi absolutely FREE. We have 

 picked 12 quarts of fine berries from a test bed grown from but two GIANT 

 plants Set the year be'"ore. You c-n do as well, and at the same time raise 

 young plants for a new bed. If vou care to send locents for mailing expense, 

 we will add 6 BABY EVERGREENS 2 years old, and send all to you at proper 

 planting time in the spring. It will pay you to get acquainted with our 

 "HARDY BLIZZARD BEL!" Trees and Plants. 



Write to-day and we Tvill reserve the plants for you and send you our 

 catalogue by next mail. Address 



THE GARDNER NURSERY COMPANY, Box 351, Osage, Iowa 



