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I N some way we should like to persuade or coax you to experi- 
ment with a few sections of “Buffalo” Portable Fencing. You 
would immediately put the ban on the old-fashioned style of heavy fixed fences 
in your yard. 
“Buffalo” Portable Fencing sections permit one person to set and also to transfer the fence. This fence is always neat 
and substantial. Poultry raisers find rotating of yards profitable. It is easy with the “Buffalo’ Portable System. 
No posts, hammer, fence stretcher, nails, staples, post hole digger, shovel, or mechanic need be called upon! Just 
set up a fence section at a time — wire the sections together in any desired combination. 
Full information — a number of suggested arrangements — different styles, and the prices on the various units will 
be found in Booklet No. 70-C, mailed upon request with 6c in stamps to cover postage. Why not make your 
yard attractively unique by the adoption of this thoroughly modem idea? 
BUFFALO WIRE WORKS CO. (Formerly Scheeler’s Sons) 467 Terrace, Buffalo, New York 
The Garden Magazine, May, 1920 
VERONA BIRD HOUSES 
No. 83 No. 84 
Price $2.50 Price $5.00 
Mailing weight 10 lbs. Not Mailable 
No. 83 is a single room house made of a hollow log placed 
upright on a circular base and covered with a shingle roof. 
No. 84 is made of three hollow logs on a circular base, covered 
with a shingle roof and has three rooms. Both are rustic and 
picturesque. The two for $6.75, f.o.b. Verona. List on request 
W. H. BAYLES, 22 Park Ave., Verona, New Jersey 
AWAY WITH THE CESS POOL 
Home owners in the Country can se- 
cure all the sanitary comforts of a city 
building by installing the Aten 
Sewage Disposal System. This 
system allows free use of wash 
stands, bath tubs, toilets,: sinks, 
showers, and the like. 
Our booklet 
No. 11 tells 
how and 
why. Sent 
free upon 
request. 
ATEN 
Sewage Disposal Co. 
286 Fifth Ave., New York City 
NATURE’S GARDEN 
by Neltje Blanchan 
Be Through an 
Hour Earlier 
Less time — trouble — and effort re- 
quired to hang clothes on a genuine 
PKSrM 
Revolving arms bring every inch of drying space within easy reach. 
No tugging heavy basket — no trudging through damp grass. "Top 
folds up like umbrella, pole lifts out. Store in cellar when through. 
Keeps lines cleaner, lawns neater and more attractive. Millions of 
users. leasts a lifetime. Indispensable to every home. Write for 
folder •‘E.’' 
HILL CLOTHES DRYER COMPANY 
50 Central Street Worcester, Mass. 
Dealers: Write for profitable Dealer’s proposition. 
“Rustic Bird Houses do not require Weathering” 
Ready lor Instant use 
Three good Bird Houses for $5.00. Parcel Post weight 9 lbs. 
The apparent raise in price is fully justified by present cost of la- 
bor and material, besides, you will find the goods much improved. 
Crescent Sparrow Trap, 18" x 18". Parcel Post weight 9 lbs. 
Price $5.00. 
Crescent Co. “Birdville,” Toms River P. O., N. J. 
SUNDIALS 
Real Bronze Colonial Designs 
From $3.50 Up 
Memorial Tablets 
Also other garden requisites 
Manufactured by 
The M. D. JONES CO. 
Concord Jet., Mass. 
Send far illustrated Catalogue 
Dot, Kennel 
No. 4 Poultry House for 200 hens — 5 units 
No. 2 Poultry nouse JOT JO hens 
T T is important that your hens be well housed in the Spring 
4 — the heaviest laying season. Hodgson Poultry Houses 
protect them from wind and rain but are perfectly ventilated. 
They are easy to clean and can be moved from place to place. 
Shipped to you in painted sections, they can be bolted to- 
gether without skilled aid. Made of red cedar — therefore 
vermin proof. Write for illustrated poultry catalog. 
E. F. HODGSON CO., Room 311, 71-73 Federal Street, 
Boston. 6 E. 39th St., New York City. 
HODGSON PORTABLE HOUSES 
2 ^ MOST interesting and beautiful book. 
Enables any one without botanical 
knowledge to identify all of our common 
wild flowers, introduces the reader to their 
marvelous life histories, and tells the part 
which insects play in these. 111. Net, $6.00. 
DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & CO. 
Japanese Gardening 
Gardens and rockeries planned and 
developed in perfect harmony, in 
surprisingly short time. Suitably 
adapted to most of U. S. and Can- 
ada. My specialty for thirty year. 
Gardens are a necessary part of world 
reconstruction. 
T. R. OTSUKA 
300 South Michigan Ave., Chicago, 10. 
Sick Baby Chicks? 
There Is only one way to deal with baby chicks 
end that Is to Weep them well. Doctoring a hun- 
dred or more chicks Is mighty discouraging work. 
It’s pure carelessness to lose more than 10 per 
cent of chicks, from hatching to full growth. Many 
lose 40 per cent to 60 per cent, and even more. No 
profit In that. 
Our book, “Care of Baby Chicks" (free) and a 
package of Germozone Is the best chick Insurance. 
WITH BABY CHICKS YOU MUST PREVENT 
SICKNESS— NOT ATTEMPT TO CURE. “I never 
had a sick chick all last season” — C. O. Petraln, 
Moline, 111. “Notacaseof white dlarrhoealn threo 
years”— Ralph Wurst, Erie, Pa. “Have 800 chicks 
now 5 weeks old and not a single case of bowel 
trouble"— Mrs. Wm. Christiana, Olive Ridge, New 
York. “Two weeks after we started last spring wo 
were a mighty discouraged pair. Every day from 
three to six chicks dead. A neighbor put us next 
to Germozone and we are now sure If we hail had It 
at the start we would not have lost a single chick"— 
Win. E. Shepherd, Scranton, Pa. 
C' F T? A,irV7/DMIT 1® a wonder worker for 
Vo c ivlVlW/.v/ii II* chicks, chickens, pigeons, 
cats, dogs, rabbits or other pet or domestic stock. 
It Is preventive as well as curative, which Is ten 
times better, it Is used most extensively for roup, 
bowel trouble, snuffles, gleet, canker, swelled head, 
sore head, sores, wounds, loss of fur or feathers. 
25c, 75c, $1.50 pkgs. at dealers or postpaid. 
GEO. H. LEE CO., Dept. F-62 Omaha, Neb. 
