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THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 
November, 1910 
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GARDEN LECTURES 
PLANTS AND NURSERY STOCK {Continued) 
POSITION WANTED 
MR. ROBERT PYLE — the well-known Garden Lecturer and 
Rosarian invites correspondence from garden lovers and societies. 
Subject — "The .American Rose Garden” illustrated with finely 
colored lantern slides. Address: West Grove, Pa. 
DOG TOOTH VIOLETS — Exquisite, brilliant, yellow spring 
flowers. Plant in your lawn. They will multiply and be an annual 
delight. 100 bulbs by mail for $1.00. Also Solomon’s Seal and other 
woodsy things. E. S. Fansler, Noroton Heights, Conn. 
JAP.ANESE GARDENER wishes position on private estate, exper- 
ienced in Japanese Garden making, all branches of the Horti^ltural 
profession and farm management. Age 28. Good references. H 
Ogawa. Peterboro, N. H. 
GREENHOUSE TOOLS 
PIPE THRE.\DING — Bulldog Die-Stocks, ideal for greenhouses 
and country estates. Adjustable dies, self-centering guides, no 
resetting. ' No. loi, J" to J"; No. 102, }" to i}"; No. 104. to 
2". Catalo^e free. The Oster Mfg. Co., 2086 East first St., 
Cleveland, Ohio. 
INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES 
H.\MMOND’S SLUG-SHOT — thoroughly reliable in killing Cur- 
rant Worms, Potato Bugs, Cabbage Worms, etc. Sold by Seeds 
Dealers. Circular free. Benjamin Hammond, Beacon. N. Y. 
PEONIES 
THE WORLD’S BEST PEONIES. Fifteen fine named Peonies 
for $2. 50. or 25 for $5.00 all different and truly labeled, a chance to 
obtain a fine collection at half price, comprising such varieties as 
Festiva maxima, Delachei, Achillea, Lady L. Bramwell, Couronne 
d'Or, Prolifica, Tricolor, Louis Van Houtte, and various other fine 
sorts. With any order of above for $5.00 I will include one plant 
of Baroness Schroeder, free. I have the largest stock in America of 
Lady .Alexandra Duff (absolutely true) and many other fine varie- 
ties. Send for catalogue. W. L. Gumm, Peony Specialist, Rem- 
ington, Indiana. 
PLANTS AND NURSERY STOCK 
ALPINES, ROCK PLANTS, Shrubs and Flowers: natives of the 
Rocky Mountains, the kinds adapted to gardens and hardy. Cat- 
alogue with cultural and other information free. Special value 
offering to introduce: twenty (20) flowering size native plants in 
six choice kinds, including Columbine. Anemone, Delphinium. Sand 
Lily. Iris and Cactus, delivered prepaid for $1.00. Besides native 
plants we grow all the best ornamentals for the Northwest: 40-page 
catalogue free; ask for both catalogues. Rockmont Nursery, 
Boulder, Colorado. 
CLIMBING ROSES a specialty; all the new, rare, and choice 
v^eties; Silver Medal, Ma,ssachusetts Horticultural Society, July ii 
Write for list. A. J. Fish, 598 Pleasant St., New Bedford, Mass. 
FRUITS AND ORNAMENTAL Shrubbery and Perennial Plants. 
Large supply and assortmen^t. Excellent roots. Our 41st year. 
Catalogue free. Lewis Roesch, Fredonia, N. Y. 
HVDR.ANGE.AS, POTGROW’N, one year old; varieties as Mme. 
Riveraine, General de V’ibraye, Radiant, Mme. Hamard, Bouquet 
Rose. Lily Mouillere, 8 to 10 flowering branches, $25 per 100, $4 
per doz. Mme. Mouillere and Avalanche, 7 and 8 in.Ipots, $12- 
18 per doz. Otaska for garden planting in 10, it, 12 in. pots. Si8- 
24-30 per doz. Get shipped out of pots. Cash with order please. 
Anton Schultheis, 3ifi-igth St., College Point, L. I., N. Y. 
OREGON GI.ANT SW’ORD FERN — three to four feet high. $2 
to $3 each, postpaid. Mount Hood Lily Gardens, 515 Bristol St., 
Portland, Oregon. 
PLANTS. ROCKY MT. WTLD FLOW’ERS. W'e will send twelve 
beautiful varieties, postpaid, for one dollar. Fernwood Nursery 
Co., Ovando, Mont. 
PHOTOPLAYS 
WRITE PHOTOPLAYS, Short Stories. Poems: $10 to $300 each. 
No correspondence course. Details free. Atlas Publishing Co. 
429, Cincinnati, Ohio. 
PETS 
YOU CAN MAKE A GOOD LIVING in your back yard raising 
Belgian hares. Particulars and price list of aU breeds, 10 cents. W. 
G. Thorson, Aurora, Colo. 
SEEDS AND BULBS 
FOR COLDFRAME PLANTING and outdoors with protection- 
sturdy, well grown Pansy plants. Sweet Williams, mbteiL grand new 
c()lors; Gaillardia, Shasta Daisies 40c doz. Cyclamen plants for 
winter, 20 and 40c. s assorted Peonies $1. Cyclamen seed ic each. 
Paul Ward, Hillsdale, Mich. 
IRISES. Ten choice varieties, including Florentina, Flavescens, 
Black Prince, Gazelle, Madame Chereau and Pallida Dalmatica 
delivered postpaid for one dollar. Order now. Oronogo Flower 
Gardens, Carthage, Mo. 
GLADIOLUS BULBS— ORDER NOW', too CHOICE BULBS, 
containing the cream of the named varieties, $1.75. Get out fall 
List. E. J. Sheap & Son, Jackson, Mich. 
MODERN GLADIOLUS BULBS. Finest named sorts and mix- 
tures. Low prices for Fall shipments in large lots. Geo. S. Wood- 
ruff, Independence, Iowa. 
TI^IPS AND NARCISSI. 100 Mixed Late Tulips, or 100 
Mixed Narcissi, or s° of each, or 80 Mixed Danvin Tulips, post- 
paid for one dollar. Oronogo Flower Gardens. Carthage. Mo. 
BOOKS FOR THE GARDEN ENTHUSIAST 
“HOME VEGETABLE GARDEN” BY ADOLPH KRUHM— 
Written especially to serve the needs of the home gardener. A 
dependable guide to best varieties for different purposes. Written 
so everybody can understand it. Beautifully printed, with 24 full- 
page illustrations. Author’s autographed copies, $1.00 postpaiil. 
Send to-day. Adolph Kruhm, Queens, L. L, N. Y. 
“HOW TO GROW ROSES” — Libraty Edition: 121 pages — lO in 
natural colors. Not a catalogue. Pries fi, retunded on Is ofder 
for plants. The Conard & Jones Co., Box 24, W est Grove, Pa. 
POULTRY P.APER — 44-124 page periodical, up to date, tells all 
you want to know about care and management of poultry, for pleas- 
ure or profit; four months for 10 cents. Poultry Advocate. 
Dept. 217. Syracuse. N. Y. 
ERICAS — Young stock for growing on. Strong plants out of 3 and 
3i in. pots. Fragrans Melanthera, S15 per 100. Regerminans, $15 
per 100. Cupres.sina, $20 per 100. Clracilis .Autumnalis, $15 per 100. 
Persoluta Rosea, $15 per 100. Persoluta .Alba, $13 per 100. Glob- 
ularia. Sis per 100. President Carnot $20 per loo. President Faure, 
$20 per 100. A'entricosa Rosea, $20 per 100 Prices per doz. $2 and 
$2 .50. Cash with order please. Anton Schultheis, 3ifi 19th Street, 
College Point, N. Y. 
H.ARDA" PERENNIALS, strong plants. $1.00 per dozen. Golden 
Glow. Coreopsis, Hollyhock, (laillardia Columbines, Larkspur, 
German Iris, Shasta Daisy, Garden Pinks, Mallows, Chrysanthemum, 
Boltonia, Oriental Poppy, Foxglove, Hardy Sunflower. Suburban 
Seed Co., La Grange, 111 . 
HELP WANTED 
WTE WANT ONE AGENT (man or woman) in each town. Per- 
manent profitable employment. Highest commissions payable 
weekly. Experience unnecessary. No investment; We deliver 
and collect. Write us. Perry Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. Estab- 
lished 21 years. 
WANTED — A supervising working farmer, for farm of Institution 
used as a School, forty acres tillable. Raise truck, small fruit and 
chickens. Must be refined, temperate, married, no children, employ- 
ment for wife as matron in a co'ttage. American, ProtestanL Ref- 
erences required. Address Girls’ School, Claymont, Del. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
JAPANESE TEA GARDEN AND ROCKERY made most unique 
and artistic in short time, in any part of U. S. or Canada. T, R. 
Otsuka, 300 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111 . 
FLORIST POTS, Hanging Baskets. Lawn Vases. Porch Pots and 
Moss Aztec ware. Try our line. Ask for catalogue. The Peten 
& Reed Pottery Co.. South Zanesville. Ohio. 
SALAD SECRETS. 100 recipes. Brief but complete, isc by 
mail, too Meatless recipes 15c. s° Sandwich recipes isc. All 
three 30c. B. H. Briggs, 4Sfi Fourth Ave., Newark, N. J. 
ISO EN\’ELOPES. ISO letter-heads size fi x gj inches, printed and 
mailed for $1.00. Samples free. Sun Co., East Worcester, New York. 
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