FLOWER POTS.VASES 
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BENCHES. TABLES. STATUARY. HERMES. FOUNTAINS. ETC. 
g. GALLOWAY TERRA COTTA CO. 
frpL 3210 WALNUT ST.. PHILADELPHIA - 
LOW\T 
TERRA- COTTA 
AND POTTERY TOR. 
GARDEN AND»- 4- « 
JNTERI OR'DECORATION 
B EAUTIFY your Gar¬ 
den and Home with 
Galloway Terra Cotta 
and Pottery. High artistic 
merit in design, with strength 
and durability of material, 
make our productions ideal for 
Garden, Terrace, Hall, Lib¬ 
rary or Conservatory Dec¬ 
oration. 
Highest award has been re¬ 
ceived at several of. the large 
International Expositions, and 
the demands of the most ex¬ 
acting for goods of quality will 
be fully satisfied. 
Send for Catalogue replete 
With beautiful , original and 
antique designs. 
Bobbink & Atkins 
World's Choicest Nursery Products 
Spring Planting 
Intending purchasers should first visit our Nursery and inspect the material we 
offer. The quality of our products must be seen to be appreciated. Having two 
hundred and fifty acres of the most fertile ground under cultivation places us in a 
position to fill orders of any magnitude. 
BOXWOOD—Everybody loves the aroma of old-fashioned Boxwood. We have 
thousands of specimens, it is worth while to travel any distance to see our col¬ 
lections, consisting of all sizes and shapes. 
RHODODENDRONS, Catawbiense, English Hardy Hybrids and Maximum. Our 
collection consists of thousands of choice specimens and ordinary sizes in the 
most desirable varieties. 
ROSES—New, rare, ordinary and old-fashioned kinds. We have more than 100,- 
000 in several hundred varieties in two-year-old strong, field-grown plants. These 
can be inspected in our store-house at this time. Special prices on quantities. 
HARDY HERBACEOUS PL ANTS—For New and Old Fashioned Gardens, Beds, 
and Borders. We have the largest quantity and most complete collection in the 
country. 
EVERGREENS, CONIFERS, AND PINES—Upwards of 100 acres of our nur¬ 
sery are planted with the handsomest and choicest lot of specimens in the world. 
SHADE TREES. FLOWERING SHRUBS AND HEDGE PLANTS—Many 
acres of our nursery are devoted to their cultivation. 
TRAINED DWARF AND ORDINARY FRUIT TREES AND SMALL 
FRUITS—We carry at all times large quantities of the best varieties. 
HARDY TRAILING AND CLIMBING VINES—In all varieties for every place 
and pergola. 
BAY TREES—We have several thousand of these attractive decorative trees in 
all forms and sizes. A visit to our nursery would be pleasing if only to see these 
DECORATIVE PLANTS FOR CONSERVATORIES INTERIOR AND 
EXTERIOR DECORATIONS—We grow in our 150,000 feet of greenhouses. 
BULBS AND ROOTS—For Spring, Summer. Autumn and Winter flowering. 
LAWN GRASS SEED—B. & A. Butherford Park Evergreen Mixture. 
TUBS—We manufacture them in all shapes and sizes. Ask for price list. 
OUR ILLUSTRATED GENERAL CATALOG NO. 18 is comprehensive and espe¬ 
cially interesting, instructive and helpful to intending purchasers or those who 
are unable to visit our nursery. It describes each article, giving prices. Will 
be sent upon request. Special prices on quantities. 
The General Supervision of Public Grounds and Private 
Estates a Specialty 
We Plan and Plant Grounds and Gardens Everywhere 
Visitors to Our Nurseries are Always Welcome 
We are only a few minutes from New York City 
NURSERYMEN, FLORISTS AND PLANTERS, RUTHERFORD, N. J. 
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It is a journal of modern advertising news and methods— 100 pages 
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It’s the newsiest, brightest and most helpful exponent of all that 
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Every business-man in America ought to read an advertising maga¬ 
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any business. 
READ IN THE JANUARY NUMBER: 
“"Fhe Harpoonist” —monthly jabs at the ads that are 
H uncouth, inept or ill-advised. 
“Sparks and Misfires” —by D. Herbert Moore, widely-known 
ad-smith and brdliant writer of ad¬ 
vertising. 
“The Battle with the Waste-baskets” —“Honorable Mention” for the win¬ 
ning Commercial Booklets of the 
month, by the Editor, L. R. Moore. 
“Current Comment on Advertising” — by our New York Spectator, F. E. 
Dayton. 
“Advertising—That’s It.” — by Joe Mitchell Chappie, Editor of 
6 the National Magazine. 
and a dozen valuable leading articles 
We’ll send sample copy on request. The regular subscription 
price is 50 cents per year. Right Now we’ll send it Three Years for 
One Dollar. 
AGRICULTURAL ADVERTISING 
LONG-CRITCHFIELD PUBLISHING HOUSE 
1320 Corn Exchange Bank Bld’g Chicago 
$10,000 
of 
Garden Furniture 
at. 50% belo w former prices. The 
list contains some 220 Vases of 34 
different designs. Sun Dial Pedestals, 
Flower Boxes, Benches and Statu¬ 
ary, many of them of our best 
designs, * all 
of them 
equal to our 
best grade of 
work man- 
slip. 
' The prices 
are actually 
50% below former prices and the offer 
will not be made again. Send for our 
illustrated catalogue which contains some 
600 designs of Garden and Hall Furniture. 
THE ERKINS STUDIOS 
312 Madison Avenue New York 
Carrara, Italy 
In writing to advertisers please mention House and Gardbn. 
