HANDEL/^ 
B righten your library or living room v^ith a 
new lamp* The line of Handel Electric Lamps 
offers unusual decorative effects. The lamp shown is 
No. 6369. Attractive shade. Moderate price. Handel 
Lamps at best dealers. , Write for illustrated booklet. 
THE HANDEL CO.. 393 E.Main St..Meriden,Conn. 
Beautify Furniture 
Protect Floor and Floor Coverings 
from injury by using 
Glass Onward Sliding 
Furniture Shoe 
in place of casters. 
If your dealer will not supply you 
write us. 
ONWARD MFC. CO. 
MENASHA, WIS. DEPT. T 
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to buy best suited to your needs? 
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advice on their investments by return mail. We 
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Doubleday, Page & Company 
11 West 32nd Street, 
New Y ork 
Hanging Concrete Sun Dial 
VERY 
4USUAL 
Pottery 
V J Gives tfie EssentialTouch 
Flower Box No. 609. x 23 in. $7.00 
T his charming Renaissance piece with growing 
plants will give delightful touch to any room. 
Galloway Pottery is everlasting stony gray 
Terra Cotta for use in the garden and home. A pleasing 
variety ofVases, Pots, Bird Fonts, Sun-dials, Benches 
and other artistic pieces can be offered. 
Gauowa^Terra OoTta Gbi 
3214 WALNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA 
‘'IVhiU Lift is given use it*' 
THE BIRD BOX, WEST CHESTER, PA, 
Specihl Prices to Gift Shops 
is weatherproof, tough, hard — and 
very inexpensive. Send for Catalog. 
Order direct from the Pottery. We 
pay freight on all purchases amount- 
ing to $ 5-00 or over East of Denver. 
WHEATLEY POTTERY 
2431 Reading Road, Cincinnati Established 1879 
The Best Xmas Gift 
15 Days* Free 
Factory to Home 
The famous Piedmont chest. Any of 
our 75 styles and designs on 15 
days free We pay the freight. 
k Piedmont Ked pro* i 
tert« fur^, woolens nnd plumes from I 
moths, mire, dust and damp. Dis* - ^^5***^*w 
linctively beautiful. Charmingly fragrant. A 
real money and worry saver. Practically everlasting. 
Finest Xmas, birthday or wedding gift at great saving. 
Write to-day /or our great catalogue •with redttced /rices. It is /ret to you 
PlEDMOerr RED.CEDAR chest CO., Dept .46. SUIesviUe, N. C. 
Attract the Birds 
to your lawn by 
giving them plenty 
of water for bath- 
ing and drinking 
in a 
SHARONWARE 
BIRD BATH 
Not less interesting for this use, and especially for 
vines with berries, is the vase of painted brass pictured 
here. This is beautifully decorated with corn flowers, 
which color will form a superb contrast for orange tinted 
bitter-sweet. These painted dishes are excellent for 
nut bowls and fruits for porch table. They may be had 
in many shapes and designs, all the painting having been 
fired and varnished to insure their long usefulness. 
This vase costs $7.00. 
Not less satisfactory is the good old foot scraper 
shown here. No old country house is without one at 
every door, nor should any new one go unprovided 
longer than it takes to order one. This costs $10.50. 
^ Standard 
».r otr 
Underground Garbage Receiver 
Before buying send for our catalogue. 
It will pay you. See our list of users. 
Look for our Trade Marks 
12 Years on the Market. Sold Direct Factory 
C. H. STEPHENSON. Mfr., 40 Farrar Street. Lynn, Mass, 
Concrete Wren 
Boxes with re- 
movable lid, 
$1.50 each; 6 
for $7.50, f.o.b. 
BIRDS and FLOWERS 
designed upon humane principles. The birds bathe in water from % to 
2 inches deep without risk of drowning. The bath empties itself every 
twenty-four hours, thereby making it sanitary. 17 in. across. 6 in. hi«h. 
weigbt 30 pounds. Made in various colors; decorative, artistic, practical. 
Price, $4.00, F. O. B. New York. 
Same bowl on pedestal: total height 39 inches. $10.00 F. O. B. N. Y. 
Send for dcscripli' e price-list of window-boxes, flower-pots, jardinieres, 
garden benches, etc. 
SHARONWARE WORKSHOP, 82 Luiacton Are., New York 
Mosaic, Red, 
Blue or Green. 
19 inches high, 
14 inches wide. 
$12.00 f. o. b. 
West Chester 
Autumn Porch Decorations 
S O MUCH has been said in these columns about 
the opportunities for beauty and comfort in the 
living porch, that it seems superfluous to say 
more at this time, but with the approach of autumn, 
when the flowers have gone and the weather becomes 
moody, the 
chief pleasure 
in the coun- 
try is the liv- 
ing porch, and 
whatever fur- 
thers our en- 
joyment of 
nature is 
perhaps 
worth while. 
Since blos- 
soms are no 
more to be 
had, glowing 
leaves, vines 
and berries 
must take 
their places as 
decorations. 
The glass con- 
tainers that held these departed floral treasures will not 
be suitable for the heavy, rich-hued boughs, so it will 
be in better taste and more satisfactory in all respects 
to use pottery. And besides, it must be of a sufficiently 
heavy color to hold the flaming burden, hence the jar 
shown here of dark, opaque blue over which there seems 
a coppery film, will prove highly effiective. This also 
comes in cucumber green, which will also be good for 
this purpose. Twelve Inches tall, they cost $8.oo. 
bird 
BATH 
No. C37 
34in.higli 
BOWL 
17m. wide 
PRICE 
$14.00 
Hundreds of other exquisite 
ITALIAN OLD IVORY 
TINTED POTTERY pieces 
are shown in our new Garden 
Pottery Catalog. Bird Baths, 
shapely vases and pots, and 
graceful sundials and benches 
and many other things are in- 
cluded for indoor or outdoor 
WHEATLEY 
POTTERY 
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