JANUARY, 1909 
GARDEN MAGAZINE 
Surely you won’t continue to waste costly 
fuel or fuss with inefficient sifters when 
-for only a few dollars you can get the up- 
to-date, compact 
@& ~=« HILL’S HUSTLER 
Z ASH SIFTER 
Soon saves its cost. Enclosed rotary 
sifter prevents all dust—sifts ashes into 
barrel, unburned coal rolls out into scuttle. 
Fits iron or ordinary barrel—lIasts a Jife- 
time. Send for one today—or askfor big 
free Folder 39, with complete description. 
HILL DRYER COMPANY 
359 Park Avenue Worcester, Mass. 
Sold by hardware stores everywhere 
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Send 25c¢ for 25 art subjects, or 
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Box 1460 MALDEN, MASS. 
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If you wish to purchase live stock 
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Our trees and plants have been increasingly popular through two generations because they have stood 
the most rigid quality tests. We have been compelled to increase our facilities every year because the 
strong and thrifty stock we supply has brought our customers back season after season with larger orders. 
We're Big 
and Proud Of It 
Because our growth has been due to the merit of our product. We now have more than a thousand acres in 
cultivation, under the direct supervision of members of the firm, because from the time we had a few acres 
only we have made it our first aim to give every buyer full value for his money. And we sell the stuff right— 
Compare these Prices With Others 
California Privet, 4 to 5 feet, per doz., $1; per 100, $6.50; per 1,000, $60. 
3 to 4 feet, per doz., 75c.; per 100, $5; per 1,000, $45. 2 to 3 feet, per doz., 
60c.; per 100, $4; per 1,000, $35; 18 inches to 2 ft., per doz., soc.; per 100, 
$3; per 1,000, $25. 12 to 18 inches, per doz., 4oc.; per 100, $2.50; per 1,000, $20. 
We've grown California Privet for a good many years, have produced 
millions of plants, and the more we grow it the better we like it. The many 
thousand extra choice plants we now offer at the above remarkable prices 
are extra fine. All dre dug with full fiber and give best results in transplan- 
ting- Let us book your order now for later delivery — book it while our 
stock is complete. You can’t buy better Privet anywhere. 
Send Today for Our Free Catalogue 
It is a fine book— away ahead of the average nursery catalogue—with 
photographic illustrations, some in full colors, and practical descriptions. Wé 
want you to see this book before you order trees and plants for the spring 
—it will help you in buying, no matter what are your needs. 
Our great specialties are Strawberries, of which we have more than sixty 
acres and nearly 6,000,000 plants, and Peaches, of which we have about 790,000 
fine young trees. We have a full line of other fruits, however, and are very 
strong in Ornamentals, which have our increased attention. A member of 
our firm recently visited the great nursery districts of Europe and bought 
for us many selected lots of shrubs and plants, standard kinds and novelties. 
Write for the Catalogue — it tells the whole story 
J. G. HARRISON & SONS : 
Dept. 115, BERLIN, MARYLAND 
ing white flowers of great fragrance. 
W. W. RAWSON & CO. 
LARGE FLOWERING PAPER WHITE 
planted in shallow pans of pebbles and water will produce within 20 days large clusters of glisten- 
Can supply these bulbs all winter. 
Price per dozen 40c. 
hehe | 2.50. 
Postage paid 
Purchaser paying transit. 
NARCISSUS 
5 Union St., Boston, Mass. 
The Country House chas. Edw. Hooper 
A complete manual of housebuilding in the country. It 
gives competently and in detail, yet without technicalities, all 
the information necessary in the building of a country house. 
Its practical value is unlimited. 380 illustrations from 
photographs and plans. $3.30 postpaid. 
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““As well calculated as anything in the season’s fiction to 
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Country LIFE Tae Worr's Work Te GARDEN 
IN AMERICA MAGAZINE, 
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HARDY NEW ENGLAND GROWN NURSERY STOCK 
WE GROW EVERYTHING FOR PLANTING THE HOME GROUNDS 
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF 
Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Roses 2.4 Herbaceous Perennials, Etc., Etc. 
BAY STATE NURSERIES 
Victoria Asters, Mixed; Henderson’s d e : 
sons Blood Turnip Beet in a coupon envelope, which, when emptied and returned, will be ac- 
cepted asa 25-cent cash payment on any order amounting to $1.00 and upward. 
““Henderson’s Seeds are Tested Seeds”’ 
Our Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue for the asking 
NORTH ABINGTON, MASS. 
is the title of Our 1909 Catalogue—the most beautiful and instructive horticultural publication of 
the day—a book of 200 pages—7oo Photo engravings from nature—8 superb colored and 
duotone plates of vegetables and flowers. i 
gardening either for pleasure or for profit, and embodies the results of sixty years’ experience. 
As a book of reference alone it is invaluable. 
tion, we make the following liberal offer: 
EVERY EMPTY ENVELOPE 
It is amine of information of everything in 
To give this catalogue the largest possible distribu- 
Counts as Cash 
To every one who will state where this advertisement was seenand who encloses Ten Cents (in 
stamps) we will mail the catalogue azd also send free of charge 
Our Famous 50c. “Henderson” Collection of Seeds 
containing one packet each of Gzant Mixed Sweet Peas; Giant Fancy Pansies, Mixed; Giant 
Big Bosten Lettuce, Freedom Tomato and Hender- 
