NovEemMBER, 1908 
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3 THE SUCCESSFUL 
; GARDENER USES 
VICK’S 
| BULBS 
for both house ard garden 
planting. Failure is  un- 
known where Vick Qual- 
ity Bulbs, Plants or Seeds 
are known. 
Bulb erileeve Eith ne 
Plant Catalogue - aaliER 
Seed Catalogue j ‘ mi 
JAMES VICK’S SONS 
362 Main St. Rochester, N. Y. 
Protect your Chickens, Ducks, 
Fruit Trees, Vegetable Garden, 
Lawn and Household against 
Rats and Mice with 
It drives them out and . 
kills them away from the 
premises. Does not 
harm dog, cat or child. 
Ask your dealer for it. 
Small, medium and 
large size boxes at (Trade Mark) 
15,25 and s50c., sent upon receipt of price by 
Alejo Chemical Co., 12 Pearl St., Boston Mass. 
Send for free pamphlet. 
ILLETT’S 
Hardy Ferns and Flowers 
For Dark, Shady Places 
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of over 50 pages, which tells about 
this class of plants. It’s free. 
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and most 
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_ Hardy Plants in America 
Catalogue on Application 
ELLIOTT NURSERY CO., 
Horsford’s HardyBulbs 
FOR AUTUMN PLANTING 
Lilies fresh from the beds, Trilliums, Dogtooth Vio- 
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F. H. HORSFORD, Charlotte, Vermont 
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PEONTES 
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Catalog on Application 
George H. Peterson, Rose and Peony Specialist 
Box 50, Fair Lawn, N. J. 
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