October, 1911 



THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



The Readers* Service will give injorm 

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Is sure death to the Mange parasite 

 and Fleas. StimulatestheSkin. Makes 

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USED IN THE LARGEST KENNELS. 

 Send for Circular, 



J. W. BARWELL, 



B'atchford's Animal Food 'Works, Waukeean, 111. 

 Established at Leicester. England in 1800. 



SAVE THE TREES! 



Kill San Jose Scale, Aphis, White Fly, 

 etc., by spraying your trees with 



Good's S W h*(eOil 



^* Soap No. 3 



and endorsed by U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. Recom- 

 mended for trees, shrubs, vines and plants. 



Write for valuable booklet on Plant Diseases. 

 AMES GOOD, Original Maker, 953 N. Front Street. Philadelphia. 





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VALUABLE BOOKLET FREE 

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The best varieties of 



Irises, Phlox, Paeonies, Shrubs 



and Hardy Perennials for Fall planting 



Send for Circular 



RALPH E. DANFORTH 



East Jaffrey New Hampshire 



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THE SUCCESSFUL HATCH MUST BE WELL BROODED 



A necessary adjunct of the Hall Mammoth Incubator is the Hall Brooder System 



1 j ^' a " brooder System is absolutely the last word in brooder perfection. After incubation the growth, yes, the very life of the 

 chicks depends— as every breeder cf poultry knows— upon how well they are started. 



. .The Hall Brooder System was conceived with the two-fold idea of duplicating natural conditions on a large scale coupled with a 

 minimum of labor and expense. The Hall Brooder System is simple in design, but scientifically perfect. The experience of the largest 

 and most widely-known poultrymen in this country proves its ability to raise vigorous and profitable early layers. 



The Hall Brooder System is the result of experiments by a poultryman first and inventors last. Each and every part of the HaD 

 System is built exacdy as experience has shown to be the best. 



Write today for our Catalogue, "Fact and Argument" 

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THE HALL MAMMOTH INCUBATOR CO., UTICA, NEW YORK 

 The above view is of the Brooder House on Fair Oaks Farm, Darien, Conn., with a 5.000 chick capacity Hall Mammoth Brooder. 



Wigwarm" Portable Poultry Houses 

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These are houses that will grow 

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Fitted complete with nests, fountain 

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minutes. Complete protection from rats, 



skunks, hawks and other enemies. Winter or 



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Size, 10x4 ft.,5 (t. high. 





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THERE IS YET TIME FOR YOU TO PLANT OUR 



PRIZE PEONIES 



Let us send you our list of selected Peonies, Iris, and Phlox with which we again this year took eight first 

 prizes out of nine entries made at the exhibits of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society and elsewhere. 

 We also have a choice collection of hardy, northern grown evergreens, and deciduous trees. 



T. C. THURLOW'S SONS, Inc., West Newbury, Mass. 



