The Garden Magazine, March, 1924 
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Common Chicago Brick , finished with Cabot's 
Old Virginia White 
James Roy Allen, Architect, Chicago 
Beautiful 
White Brickwork 
These dainty houses are built of the cheap¬ 
est Chicago common brick, and their 
striking appearance is due to the artistic 
tone and texture of 
Cabot’s 
Old Virginia White 
Old Virginia White is as bright and cool and hand¬ 
some as fresh whitewash, and as clean and 
durable as paint—but never looks “painty.” Its 
remarkable success on woodwork has caused 
the architects to use it on brick, stucco and stone, 
with unique and charming results. 
Cabot’s 
Double-White 
Whiter than white paint and two coats will do 
the work of three. 
You can get Cabot’s Stains dll over the country. Send 
for stained wood samples and name of nearest agent. 
SAMUEL CABOT, INC. 
Manufacturing Chemists 
4 Oliver Street Boston, Mass. 
24 W. Kinzie St., Chicago 535 Market St., San Francisco 
Common Chicago Brick , finished with Cabot 9 s 
Old Virginia White 
Lowe Bollenbacker, Architects, Chicago , III. 
Have A Glorious Rock Garden 
A few dollars will buy seeds of the 
World's Choicest Alpine Plants. 
Rare 1923 Alpine Seeds jS’ C ho”4',SS 
in Britain, sold at most reasonable rates. Lists free. 
Sample packet containing twelve distinct 
varieties, $1.00. Thirty varieties, $2.00. 
Rev, J. A. Anderson, Glenn Hall, Leicester, England 
M AKE your home a place of 
charm and beauty. The 
quaint precision of a bar¬ 
berry hedge, the delicate tracery of 
a climbing vine, the dignity of an 
evergreen, lend a loveliness that 
grows each year. Morris trees, 
shrubs and roses are famed for their 
sturdy growth. Orders shipped at 
proper planting season. Send now 
for illustrated booklet. 
THE MORRIS NURSERIES 
Box 804 
West Chester, Pa. 
■IrKisg—e 
itchin^s 
Just Another of the Joys 
of Owning- Your Own Greenhouse 
T HERE are times in the latter days of fall when the out¬ 
side flowers have been frost nipped; and in the early days 
of spring, before they have come hack again, when you would 
give a great deal to have an armful of blooms from your own 
garden. 
Times when it would be a most pleasurable satisfaction to 
have a flower-filled greenhouse, where you could pick for a 
calling friend her favorite flowers. 
Times when nothing else seems to quite answer the purpose. 
So it is, that greenhouses are so much more than mere winter 
gardens. 
You will find on looking into it—that they contribute freely 
to your pleasures the entire year around. 
To our printed matter you are welcome, or a representative 
will call at your request. 
Hitdiingfs Gdi 
Home Office and Factory: Elizabeth, N. J. 
50 Gladiolus Bulbs $1^ Postpaid 
Rare and Beautiful Varieties 
I want every Garden Magazine reader who wants to grow beau¬ 
tiful flowers to plant some of Kemp’s Wonder Glads for 1924. 
For $1.75 I will send 50 blooming size bulbs, rare and beautiful 
named varieties (not labelled) postpaid to any point east of the 
Mississippi. West of the Mississippi and Canada, add 25c to cover 
extra postage. 
This fine collection covers a wide range of colors and shades and 
is unquestionably the greatest value ever offered in high class 
Gladioli. 
Gladiolus Catalogue, also list of Prize Winning Dahlias; please 
say which. 
J. A. KEMP, Glad-Dahlia Specialist 
Little Silver New Jersey 
25 Years a Breeder of fine Glads and other Plants 
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