The Garden Magazine, December, 1923 
233 
for the Cjarden Lover 
T HREE groups of flowering Bulbs that planted 
indoors, will brighten dull Winter with a touch 
of Spring, and incidentally act as a continuous 
and delightful reminder of your friendship to 
your friends. 
Each group is neatly packed in a charming gift 
box ready for presentation. What remembrance 
could better epitomize the spirit of the Holidays? 
GIFT—BOX A 
3 white Narcissi 
3 yellow Narcissi 
1 quart Fiber 
$ 2 -°° 
BOX B 
* 5 : 
00 
GIFT 
12 Freesias 
6 Hyacinths 
6 Narcissi 
3 white, 3 yellow 
6 Daffodils 
4 qts. Fiber 
GIFT—BOX C 
Luster Bowl; either 
6 Narcissi or 6 Dutch 
Roman Hyacinths 
T '■*.-„.r~ Fiber 
Illustrating contents of Gift Box C 
* 5 : 
00 
These bulbs are Schling’s Best —the finest ob¬ 
tainable—as befits the occasion. Order promptly 
to avoid possible delay in the last minute rush. 
$cl\lii\£s Mbs 
24 W. 59th St. New York City 
N. B. — The 1924 Book for Garden Lovers will be off the press 
Jan. 1st—25c the copy, credited on your first order. 
But Why One And Not The Other? 
w 
HY plan so carefully for the garage 
and leave out the greenhouse? 
Admittedly, cars are a necessity, but so are 
the joys of life, if you are really going to 
live. 
Cars used to be owned only by the few. 
So it was with Greenhouses. 
But now no country home is complete with¬ 
out both. 
Our friends rather expect it of us. 
So there you are. 
Send for our printed matter. Or us. Or both. 
HiicKings^Gpmpany* 
Home Office and Factory: Elizabeth, N. J. 
' 
Colonial Fireside 
Wing Chair 
A Christmas gift of lasting 
delight for Father or Mother 
Reproduction of original New 
England 18th Century chair. All 
hand workmanship by skilled 
craftsmen, hand carved ball-and- 
claw feet, all exposed wood of 
solid mahogany. Filled with 
pure hair throughout, and up¬ 
holstered with smart, durable 
figured denim; colors, blue, 
brown, and taupe; samples on 
request. Finest chair of kind 
made; best value obtainable 
anywhere. Guaranteed as rep¬ 
resented or money refunded. 4 8 
inches high, 23 inches deep, 2 7 inches wide. 
Price $49.50 
Carefully crated for shipment. Sent on receipt of price or 
C. O. I). with $2 0 deposit. 
We make many other fine Antique Colonial Reproductions 
desirable for Christmas gifts. Send for Booklet L-12. 
Winthrop Furniture Company 
185 Devonshire Street Boston, Mass. 
For Those Who Live Where 
Hedges Grow The Year Around— 
Gardeners in the sunny South and on the Pacific will be delighted with a great 
new help to keep the hedges trim and neat. The idea of the mowing machine ap¬ 
plied to hedge shears gave us the 
Simplicity Hedge Pruner and Trimmer 
With it you can trim as much hedge in one hour as would require four hours 
with the ordinary hedge shears. It cuts both opening and closing—every stroke 
counts! Perfectly balanced for easy operation, this three pound tool brings into 
action 31 fluted, keen-edged teeth that clip a clean path, 16 inches wide, through 
any hedge. Price, $7.50. West of Mississippi, $8.00. 
The Simplicity Hedge Trimmer is intended for use on new growth only. 
Greatest tool for trimming Privet, Barberry, etc. Cutting width, 12 inches, with finest 
highgrade carbon steel blades. Price, $5.00. West of Mississippi, $5.5 0. 
Ask Your Dealer about the “SimplicityIf he cannot 
supply, order direct. Descriptive Circular on Request. 
TRENTON PATENT MFC. CO., 112 Murray Street, Trenton, New Jersey 
