The Garden Magazine, July, 1924 
The biggest nickel’s worth 
The same nickel that 
You can buy an ice-cream 
cone for a nickel; it is cooling 
for a minute. 
Or you can buy electricity 
for a nickel — enough to run 
Flowers Have Names 
rr -— jjl Know them by using 
I II J Rolph’s Reversible 
r Plant Labels 
V “They won’t wiggle with the wind” 
Holders made non turning. Pat'd. Nov. 14. 1922. 
Name held in a horizontal and oblique 
position to be easily read 
THREE SIZES 
Small size 12" long with i"x3" label, 
for rockery and dwarf plants 
Medium size 22" long with i}4"x 3" label, 
for perennials, roses, etc. 
Large size 42" long with 2"x4" label, 
f for peonies, dahlias, shrubs, etc. 
Price $8.00, $10.00, and $12.00 per hun¬ 
dred for the three sizes, 25 at the hun¬ 
dred rate. F.O.B. Markham. 
Special quotations by the thousand to 
Garden Clubs, Horticultural Societies, 
landscape gardeners, etc. 
Metallic ink for writing or printing names 
on label 25Cts. a Bottle and specially made 
glass pen for use with ink 10 cts. each. Pen 
and ink not supplied except with order for 
labels. 
Send for descriptive literature giving 
testimonials of prominent users, etc., to 
ROLPH LABEL WORKS 
Markham Ontario, Canada 
Aphine —The safest form of insect insurance. A spray rem¬ 
edy for green, black, white fly, thrips, soft scale, and most 
sap sucking insects. Easily applied—effective. 
Fungine —For rust, mildew, and all sorts of blights. 
Vermine —Sure eradicator for worms and insects working in 
the soil. 
keeps an electric fan 
running all day will 
operate an electric 
vacuum cleaner 3*/2 
hours, or a washing 
machine for an hour 
and a half. On the 
motors of these mod¬ 
em servants look for 
the General Electric 
Company monogram. 
The letters are a sym¬ 
bol of service, the in¬ 
itials of a friend. 
a twelve-inch G-E fan for 
ten hours! 
Is there any bigger nickel’s 
worth in the world than 
this — coolness and comfort 
all day long, and a feeling of 
freshness at the end? 
Your Dealer Can Supply You 
If not, We will ship direct on receipt of check 
or money order. Gallon $3.00—Quart $1.00 
APHINE MANUFACTURING CO. 
Madison New Jersey 
That Elusive $1000— 
We find it for you by locating the money-saving ways to 
operate your estate or farm. We stop the leaks without 
disturbing management. Let us assist you in devising 
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in your management. Reasonable service rates. 
Write to-day without obligation to: 
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Tel. Rector 6760 90 West St., New York 
GENERAL ELECTRIC 
trundle JHUlYiU «3 
_ For the Price is the Best and Cheapest 
a/'Q ty rnia&eT* 
for vegetable, flower, lawn, shrub and tree 
$5.00 for 5, 100 ll>. bags, f. o. b. Stanhope, N. J. 
Write for Cultural directions 
H. P. PRINDLE 70 East 45th St., New York 
/~\ T> F’LIIIAC Largest growers of orchids 
lll/O in the United States 
Send twenty-five cents for catalogue. This amount will be 
refunded on your first order. Special list No. 78 now ready. 
LAGER & HURRELL 
Orchid Growers and Importers SUMMIT, N. J. 
Surprisingly cool in summer” 
Hodgson Portable Houses are especially designed for 
comfortable living. They are well ventilated and are 
delightfully cool even in the warmest weather. 
Hodgson Houses are built of sturdy red cedar. They 
are shipped to you in sections all ready to erect. 
Hodgson Houses are practical, economical and at¬ 
tractive. The Hodgson catalog shows many actual 
photographs of Hodgson Houses. Also garages, play 
houses, dog kennels, poultry-houses, etc. Write for 
catalog K to-day. 
E. F. HODGSON CO. 
71-73 Federal Street, Boston, Mass. 
6 East 39th Street, New York City 
HODGSONtoiIes 
You Can Successfully and 
Easily Raise 
Improved Peonies 
The book “Tips and Pointers for Beginners 
with Peonies” makes your success certain 
and easy—send 25c to 
Henry S. Cooper, Kenosha, Wis. 
