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specimens of their different catalogues 
and circulars illustrating a large varie- 
ty of cemetery entrance gates, fences, 
arches and all kinds of wire and iron 
work for many different uses. “Fold- 
er B” illustrates lawn seat; “Fence 
Catalogue Z’’ is a large book of 
twenty-four pages illustrating entrance 
arches, fences, mausoleum gates, doors, 
etc. ; “General Catalogue D’’ of thirty- 
two pages shows lawn seats, wire and 
iron window guards, balcony railings, 
grills, tree guards, pipe railings, stair- 
ways, fire escapes, and many other 
forms of iron work; Their “Jail Cata- 
logue B” illustrates their improved 
iron jail constructions. They also have 
a “Fire Escape Folder A,” describing 
their standard fire escapes. 
“Trees for Long Island” is a hand- 
somly illustrated catalogue of Isaac 
Hicks & Son, Westbury Station, New 
York, telling about the business of 
their Westbury Nurseries and the Hicks 
Patent Tree Movers which they employ 
for moving large trees. 
Morrisville Nursery, of Samuel C. 
Moon, Morrisville, Pa., handsomely 
printed catalogue of ornamental trees 
and shrubs. 
1907 Catalogue of “Red Tag Trees,” 
edition 97, from the Phoenix Nursery 
Co., Bloomington, 111., giving a com- 
plete price list, etc. 
“Everything for the Lawn,” 1907 
book on lawn formation and care from 
Peter Henderson & Co., New York. 
John C. Moninger Company, Chicago, 
issue a practical little book of instruc- 
tions for erecting greenhouses with 
their material. Among the topics 
treated are the ground site ; painting ; 
foundations and walls ; wood posts : 
cast-iron posts ; concrete, brick, stone or 
tile walls; sash; wood gutters; wall 
plates ; iron gutters ; ridge and sash 
bars ; purlins ; headers ; ventilators ; 
trusses ; benches ; glazing, etc. The firm 
offers these books at the nominal price 
of ten cents each; to cover cost of 
printing and mailing. 
All Cemeteries Need this Box for Cleaning Monuments 
PRICE, COMPLETE, $9.50 
IT _ ' C 1 5 and 7 Dorchester Ave. Elxtension 
Harrison supply i^ompany boston, mass. 
NATHAN C. HARRISON, Gen. Agt. 
WHITE GLAZED 
XERRA-COXXA 
GRAVE ANo LOT MARKERS 
DURABLE AS GRANITE WHITE AS MARBLE CHEAP AS WOOD 
Write at once for Pricea and Particulars. 
ALBRIGHT & LIGHTCAP CO., Limaville, Ohio 
HINT FOR THE LAWN 
As the snowdrifts subside the careful 
gardener will notice that they leave a 
thin, sticky coat of black soot on his 
grass plot. This must be removed at 
once, or it will destroy the turf. Ev- 
ery morning wash the lawn with castilc 
soap, cleansing thoroughly. Do not 
shampoo the grass, as it will cause it 
to split at the ends and fall out. Dry 
carefully with a palm leaf fan. A good 
lawn is worth all the care you bestow 
upon it. — St. Louis Globe-Dcmocrat. 
Cn\I/ C Importer and Exporter of 
CU W • O. ^vfliTlIU Fancy Poultry of all kinds 
White and Black Swans, Mandrakes, Wood Ducks, 
Peafowls, White and Pearl Guinea Fowls, Pheas- 
ants, Squirrels, etc Send for Catalog 
712 I2th Street, N.W. WASHINGTON, D.C. 
LAWN GRASS SRLD — 
BECKERT’S EVERGREEN MIXTUR.E— Florists and Landscape Gardeners desiring a lawn 
seed that will give them perfect results should use this mixture. Price per bushel of 22 lbs., $3.00. 
BEST GRADES OF ALL GRASS SEEDS. Write for prices. 
W. C. BECKERT . - . _ _ Allegheny, Pa. 
