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THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



July, 1914 



Information about the selection pr care of dogs, 

 poultry and live stock will be gladly given. 

 Address INFORMATION DEPARTMENT, The Garden Magazine, 11-13 W. 32d Street, New York. 



Poultry, Kennel and Live Stock Directory 



USE THE " 



H OWE S 

 Bird Baths 



Through the hot sum- 

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The Howes Baths are 



the best and cheapest 



ones made 



No. 1. Twenty-four inches 

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No. 0. Sixteen inches 



square $5.00 



THEY are made of the finest cypress wood 

 lined with galvanized iron, trimmed with 

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 on heavy oak ' pedestals with neatly trimmed 

 base. Our baths make beautiful ornaments 

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Order direct from this advertisement as these 

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Send for fully illustrated booklet of 

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Maplewood Biological Laboratory 



Stamford, Connecticut 



Send for this FREE 

 Book "About Dogs" 



and free sample of Austin's 

 Dog Bread. Learn the 

 right way to care for and 

 feed your pet. 



Austin's Dog Bread, aided by this dog ency- 

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 will be kind and gentle at all 

 seasons, and may even owe his 

 life to the information contained 

 in the chapter on "DOG'S DIS- 

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Write Today for Free Sample — 

 please give your dealer's name. 



AUSTIN DOG BREAD AND 

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233 Marginal St. 



Chelsea, Mass. 



VOU buy only once in a lifetime if it is a "Green Mountain." 

 ■*■ All woodwork below roof is dipped in pare creosote oil 



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Hammond's Cattle Comfort" 



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Hodgson Portable Poultry Houses 



Five-Section Poultry House — No. Colony Laying House — 



10x50 ft. 



Sanitary, durable, up-to-date — made of red cedar, clap- 

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First Section 



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Additional 



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Partridges and Pheasants 



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Ornamental Geese and Ducks, Foxes, Squirrels, 

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WILLIAM J. MACKENSEN, Naturalist 



Dept. 55, Pheasantry and Game Park 



YARDLEY. PA. 



THICK, SWOLLEN G LANDS 



that make a horse Wheeze, Roar, 

 have Thick Wind or Choke-down, 



can be reduced with 



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also any Bunch or Swelling. No 

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 Concentrated — only a few drops required at an ap- 

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Young's strain S. C. White Leghorns, over 200 eggs yearlv 

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BELLE MEADE FARM 

 Box 15 flarklmm, Vft. 



There's M 



oney in 



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Personal instruction. Expert advice. 

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Prof. Graham 



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Address W. H. EATON, Circulation Manager 

 THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



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