April, 1913 
HOUSE AND GARDEN 
333 
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TN many homes, members of the 
■*■ household have individual libraries 
in their own rooms or apartments 
where they can store their most 
cherished volumes and enjoy them 
without fear of interruption and without interfer¬ 
ing with the pleasure of others. The Globe-Wer- 
nicke Bookcase lends itself ideally to individual li¬ 
braries. because its sectional construction adapts 
it equally well to large or small book collections. 
It grows with the library and its units can be re¬ 
arranged quickly in any number of new and artis¬ 
tic combinations. Exact duplicates of sections are 
always obtainable. 
Globe-Wemicke Bookcases are made in many 
styles and finishes to suit the color scheme of dif¬ 
ferent interior trims. Sold by 1500 authorized 
agencies. Where not represented goods will be 
shipped on approval, freight prepaid. 
“Booklovers’ Shonping List ”—This little 
book lists the works of great authors and 
gives the prices of the same in sets. The list 
includes the low priced, popular sets as well 
as the de luxe editions. Every book buyer 
should have a copy. Sent free with the 
Globe-Wernicke catalog. Address Dept.H.G. 
(Site Slobc^Wcrmekc Qo. C! oh"o ati 
Branch Stores: New York, 380-382 Broadwav; Philadel¬ 
phia, 1012-1014 Chestnut St.; Chicago. 231-235 So. Wabash 
Ave ; Boston. 91-93 Federal St.: Washington, 1218-1220 F 
St., N. W.; Cincinnati, 128-134 Fourth Ave.. E. 
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cider apples. Don't waste your time 
and your trees arou inginferior grades 
Use ‘'Scalecide” the one sure spray for* 
ban Jose scale, and produce number 
one fruit. "Scalecide” is 100f« efficient 
against scale and has marked fungi- ; 
cidal properties. Used by best orchard¬ 
's 1 ? tlie world over. Endorsed by Ex¬ 
periment Stations. Our SERVICE 
DEI ARTMENT furnishes everything 
. r ?r, orchard. Write today to Dept 
, J , ror new book let—" Pratt’s Hand- 
book for Fruit Growers” and "Scale- 
cide the Tree Suer.” Roth free 
BQ PRATT COMPant' 
50 Church Street New York City 
Anemone, Alice .Sept. -Oct. 
Cactus, Echinocactus . Summer 
Cactus, Simpsoni .Summer 
Aethionema .May- Aug. 
Armeria maritima splcndcns .All Sum. 
Callirhoe involucrata .All Sum. 
Chelone Lyonii . June 
Chrysanthemum. King Phillip . Sept. -Nov. 
Chrysanthemum, Victor . Sept.-Nov. 
Chrysanthemum, Strathmeath ...-Sept.-Nov. 
Chrysanthemum. Queen of Bulgaria. Sept.-Nov. 
Dianthus, Latifotius atrococcineus. .June to Fall 
Dodecatheon . Spring 
Geurn coccineum .Sum.-Fall 
Heuchera sanguinea .‘'urnmer 
H cucher a rosea . Summer 
Hollyhock .Summer 
Incarvillea grandifiora .Summer 
Lychnis chalcldonica . June-July 
Lychnis chalcedonica fl.pl .June-Tuly 
Lythrum . ..July-Sept. 
Monarda didyma .Aug. 
Monarda rosea .Aug. 
Monarda splendens .Aug. 
Peony in var. June 
Pemtstemon .June-Aug. 
Phlox, Bechant, Geo. A. Strollin,’ 
P. Struthers, Siebold.. . .June-Oct. 
Pinks, Comet, Homer, Marian, 
Sony, de Salle.May-June 
Potentilla Moabiana . June-Aug. 
Potentilla sanguinea .June- Aug. 
Potentilla Vulcan .June-Aug. 
Pyrethrum. Alfred .June 
Poppy, Oriental . June 
Rehmania .June 
Saponaria oxvnoides . Summer 
Saxifraga orbicularis .Spring 
Saxifraga splendens .Spring 
Silene Schafta . July-Oct. 
Silene asteris grandifiora .July-Aug. 
Tritoma . Sept. 
Valerian .June-July 
Water lily. Nymphaea gloriosa .... All Sum. 
Nymphaea lucida . 
Nymphaea James Gurney 
Nymphaea mariiacea ignea 
Nymphaea Wm. Falconer.. 
Nelumbium, Osiris .July-Frost 
Netumbium Parkinensis rubrum ... .July-Frost 
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Trailer 
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18" 
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18" 
3 ‘4 
2 '- 3 ' 
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SHRUBS AND FLOWERING TREES. 
Azalea vaseyi 
Lonicera Periclymenum Belgica. 
Lonicera malus doribunda f. 1 
kensi . 
Robinia hispida . 
Roses in var... 
ANNUALS. 
Abronia . 
Althaea. Duchesse de Brabrai 
Aster, late branching, etc. . 
Aster, Crimson King. 
Balsam, camellia-flowered . . . 
Beilis perennis . 
Candytuft, carmine . 
Carnations, Marguerite, brigh 
Centaurea, brilliant rose... 
Cornflower, rose . 
Convolvulus minor . 
Cuphea . 
Cosmos . 
Dahlias in var . 
Dianthus, fireball . 
Dianthus, Lucifer . 
Dianthus. Crimson Ball . 
Dianthus, Vesuvius . 
Gaillardia amblyodev . 
Godetia, gloriosa . 
Godetia, brilliant . 
Hollyhock . 
Impatiens, Sultana . 
Larkspur, lustrous carmine.. 
Lychnis . 
Petunias . 
Phlox Drummond 
Portulacca . 
Scabiosa . 
Sweet Peas 
Stock, La France. 
Stock, blood red. 
Vinca rosea . 
Zinnia . 
VINES. 
Clematis, Montana rubr 
Clematis, coccinea .... 
Clematis, Ville de Lyon 
Honeysuckle, coral . .. 
Tree 
2 '- 4 ' 
2 '-4 
Tree 
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T ree 
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Tree 
. . .May 
4 '- 6 ' 
2 '- 4 ’ 
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Vine 
2 '- 3 ' 
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. . .July-Fall 
2 '- 3 ' 
Trailer 
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2* 
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. . .July-Frost 
4 '- 5 ' 
15" 
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15" 
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15" 
15" 
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18" 
. . .All Sum. 
18" 
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4 '- 6 ' 
2' 
2' 
■ -July 
2' 
Trailers 
2 '- 4 ' 
...All Sum. 
Trailers 
9 " 
. .All Sum. Prostrate 
2' 
3 '- 5 ' 
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2' 
2' 
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io' 
. . May-Tune 
6'-8' 
. .April-May 
I 5 '- 20 ' 
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. .Sum. & Fall 
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