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Write to the Readers' Service jor 

 suggestions about garden furniture 



THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



March, 1910 



American 

 Fence 



Made of Hard, Stiff Wire, 

 of Honest Quality 



The improvement that adds greatest mar- 

 ket value to any place and gives most satis- 

 faction to the owner for the money spent 



LET the proper fencing of your acres be your 

 . next consideration. From the vast estate to 

 the small country place, good fencing — and 

 lots of it — is a dominating factor in its successful 

 operation, its market value, its claim to admiration. 

 Look up an American Fence dealer, state your 

 requirements and let him give you his suggestions 

 and estimate. 



American Fence is made of hard, stiff steel. It 

 is made of a quality of wire drawn expressly for 



woven-wire-fence purposes. Galvanized by latest 

 improved process — the best that the skill and expe- 

 rience of years has taught. Built on the elastic, 

 hinged-joint ( patented ) principle, which effectually 

 protects the stay of upright wires from breaking 

 under great strain. 



Test American Fence under all conditions. You 

 will find that the steel, the structure and the galvan- 

 izing are equal in durability, strength and efficiency 

 to the hardest usage. Dealers everywhere. 



F. BAACKES, Vice-Pres. & Gen'l Sales Agent 



American Steel & Wire Co. 



CHICAGO 



NEW YORK 



DENVER 



SAN FRANCISCO 



LOOK OUT 

 FOR SPARKS 



No more danger or damage from flying 

 sparks. No more poorly fitted, lliinsy fire- 

 place screens. Send for free booklet 

 44 Sparks from the Fire-side." It tells about 

 jgjj the best kind of a spark guard for your in- 

 Jg dividual fireplace. Write to-day for this free 

 -^§ booklet and make your plans early. 



The Syracuse Wire Works 

 103 University Avenue, - Syracuse, N. Y. 



WITH OR 

 WITHOUT 



\ SUN-DIALS 



PEDESTALS 



Send for illustrated 

 price list H 29 



HARTMANN-SANDERS CO. 

 Chicago, III. 



New York Office, 1123 Broadway 



BUILT LIRE A HOUSE 



Here you have the perfect home for your 



poultry — a convenient, protected place for Biddy and her 



chicks, or a safe and sanitary Poultry Home for a flock 



of 10 or 12. Damp-proof and draught-tight — necessary 



conditions for handling poultry successfully are found in 



Hodgson Poultry Houses 

 and Brooders 





AH parts made In sections convenient to handle lor putting 

 up or taking down In a short time. 



Note the lower illustration — 15 in a row. These 

 houses are so popular, poultrymen buy them by the 

 dozen. Just the house lor a dozen hens — an ornament 

 to any gentleman's place. Complete with feed trough, 

 cage fountain, roosts, nests. Easily cleaned, adjustable 

 ventilator. Put in your hens and let them thrive. 

 Send for our catalogue of Poultry Houses, Brooder 



Houses — everything for the live hen. 



E.F. 



HODGSON CO.. 118 Washing* 

 BOSTON. MASS. 



on St. 



SAVES 

 BACK ACHE 



The Harriman Plant Setter does 

 away with tedious back-break- 

 ing work in setting out or trans- 



^^planting vegetable and flower 



^^plants. It is espec- 

 ially desirable for 

 transplanting young 

 strawberry, tomato, 

 cabbage, sweet po- 

 tato and tobacco 

 plants, as well as 

 potatoes, onions and 

 other tubers. It sets 

 plants at any de- 

 sired depth, weighs 

 less than 5 pounds, 

 is substantially con- 

 structed and easy 

 to operate. A great 

 time and labor saver 

 Delivered by ex- 

 press prepaid $2.75. 

 Money refunded if 

 not as represented. 



For descriptive matter and | 

 further information, 

 Address 



THE HARRIMAN MFG. CO. 



41 1 Emory Street HARRIMAN, TENN. 







WATERWORKS 



IN YOUR HOME 



A few minutes' pumping - stores enough 

 water under air pressure to force it any- 

 where. Running water throughout the 

 home — for kitchen, bathroom and laundry. 

 Send for detailed information. 



JOHNSTON MFG. CO. 



J-Sharp, Kansas City, Mo. 



DAHLIAS 



exclusively. I was award- 

 ed 5 first prizes, 2 specials 

 at Am. Institute, N.Y., 'og; 

 1st at Hartford, 'oo; 1st and 

 2nd Vt. State Fair, '09, 5 



ists at Wash. Co. Fair, '09, the onlv places exhibited. All kinds, 



1-^st varieties. CATALOGUE FREE. 



GEO. L. STILLMAN 



Dahlia Specialist, WESTERLY, R. I. Dept. C. 



Old English Garden Seats 

 and Rustic Furniture for Gar- 

 den Comfort and Garden 

 Beauty. 



SEND FOR CATALOGUE 

 OF MANY DESIGNS 



NORTH SHORE FERNERIES CO. 



BEVERLY, MASS. 



