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An arbor and seat which have the simplicity of the country car- 

 penter's work, and the good lines of an experienced designer. In 

 the garden of Mr. G. C. Eastman 



Example of Sharonware bird bath which fits well 

 into garden decorative schemes 



Lead figure personifying Summer. The 

 good qualities of lead have made it pop- 

 ular in England for centuries, and are only 

 beginning to be appreciated in America 



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A trellis-arch whose 

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A pleasing seat treatment with horizontal lines emphasized. Stone benches of classic design such as 

 design could not be improved this are more available than good wood benches, but they are often used unsuitably near a wood trellis or 

 by the Mathews Mfg. Company arbor, where no masonry construction makes the stone appropriate. Garden of Dr. Woodward 



This arbor has a spc 

 good lines and not ovei 

 tail. Combined with thi 

 fusion of phlox and hollyr 



