June, 19 11 



THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



For information regarding railroad and steam- 

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Three Things You Need 



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 in heavy, galvanized bucket, with bail. 

 No odors, etc. Away from dogs and 

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 and distribute poisonous germs: 

 Health demands it. 



^* V "'-S»i ^Underground Garbage 

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Receiver 



(Underground Earth Closet 



Second — This clean, convenient way 

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 the ash or dirt -barrel nuisance, also 

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Third — Is intended to 

 supply a safe and san- 

 itary method for not 



polluting the water Easy to Sweep Into 

 supply and prevents 



the danger from the house or typhoid fly 

 around the camp or farm, disseminating poi- 

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Sold Direct. Send for Circulars on each 

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 in 25c, 15c and 10c cans. 



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"Raising Apples" 



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From Selecting the Ground 

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this book answers all questions that puzzle the 

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No. 100 Diners (Five) 22.50 



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COMPLIMENTARY PORTFOLIO 6FGDI0R PIATES^ 



Notable ^Examples Of 



INEXPENSIVE DECORATION AND FURNISHING 



•The House Beautiful" is an illustrated monthly 

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It is invaluable for either mansion or cottage. It 

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"The House Beautiful" is a magazine which no woman interested 

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 equally valuable for people of large or small income. 



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 Ex. Pres. Nat. Federation of Women's Clubs. 



Our readers say the magazine is worth more than its subscription pric 

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