May 
1917 
83 
Ros 
es 
VOUR rose garden should 
be a joy spot of beauty 
and delightful fragrance all 
summer long! 
That’s just what you can 
make it with my sturdy- 
rooted American grown 
roses. They are unexcelled 
for vigorous growth, boun¬ 
teous bloom and hardiness. 
They will thrive practi¬ 
cally anywhere: coming up 
smiling after rigorous Winters. They 
will give you a sure first season’s 
bloom profusion and be a constant 
delight in years to come. 
This is a rose stock that is bound 
to make friends because of its sur¬ 
passing quality. 
My Rose Book tells the whole 
story of this out-of-the-ordinary rose 
stock, and describes the most popular 
varieties. 
Gladioli 
Joy-Givers For Your 
Mid-Summer Garden 
The modern Gladioli is excellently 
adapted for either bedding or back¬ 
ground planting. The wonderful com¬ 
bination of colors that it embraces, 
go all the way from the magnificent 
and gay, to the most delicate. Its 
charming grace of habit is truly 
fascinating. 
My American grown Gladioli bulbs 
are all plump and healthy; teeming 
with life. They are quality bulbs in 
the full sense of the word. 
Send for my Rose and Gladioli catalog. 
To those unacquainted with the quality 
of my Gladioli bulhs (to make them 
acquainted) I will send a box of 25 
choice, selected bulbs of named varieties, 
anywhere in the United States for $1. 
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176 Broadway, Paterson, N. J. 
Trade Mark 
A Powerful Fungicide for 
Fruits, Vegetables and Flowers 
Peach Leaf Curl, Brown Rot, Apple Scab, 
Grape Mildew. Potato Blight, Cucumber Wilt, 
Bean Blight, Kose Mildew, etc. 
Most inexpensive. 1 gal. makes 200 gals, spray. 
$1 to §2 per gal. according to size package. 
Booklet free. 
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SEED ANNUAL 
FREE 
You really need it. Hundreds of handy, 
handsome pages. Splendid illustrations. 
You certainly will be glad you sent for it. 
Best Annual we’ve ever issued—absolutely 
FKEE. 
Fottler, Fiske, Rawson Co. 
^neull Hall Square. Boston, Mass. 
Weeds Weeds* Weeds 
And Why You Have No 
Cause to Fear Them 
The Isbell Weeder Hoe 
Pulls the weeds instead of 
cutting them. Twelve teeth 
pierce and pulverize the soil 
better than any straight bladed hoe with less 
than half the time and labor. 50-inch handle. 
$1.00 postpaid in U. S. Sidney M. Isbell, 
Box 8, Jackson, Mich. 
The latest word 
in efficiency and 
economy In Gar- 
d e n I n g with 
Glass. Sash of 
all sizes carried 
in stock. 
Small, inexpensive, ready-made Greenhouses 
for summer delivery. Suntrapz—the wonder 
working plant boxes that come by mail. Get 
our Catalog of Garden outfits. Free. 
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The Summer Numbers of 
VOGUE 
Are you being married, this season? 
Consult the Brides and Summer Homes Number of Vogue —May 1. 
Do yon intend to travel? 
You will find novel suggestions in the Travel Number of Vogue— 
May 15. 
Would you look your best in summer? 
There is the Summer Fashions Number of Vogue —June 1. 
Are you opening your country house? 
Decorations, gaieties, society are In the Country Number of Vogue— 
June 15. 
Do you look smart in sports clothes? 
Consult the Hot-Weather Fashions Number of Vogue —July 1. 
Do you entertain a good deal? 
It is simple when you have at hand the Hostess Number of Vogue— 
July 15. 
Will you need fresh frocks in August? 
For the fag-end of the season, the London and Paris Number of 
Vogue —August 1. 
Must you select school outfits? 
Just turn to the Children’s Fashions Number of Vogue —August 15. 
And Then — 
The All-Important Autumn Silhouette 
Not only will you have all these helpful and delightful 
V summer numbers of Vogue, but the first two au- 
^ ... ... 
V tumn numbers, forecasting weeks in advance 
the smart modes of the 1917-1918 season. 
Autumn Millinery Number of 
\ Vogue, dated September 1, and 
the celebrated Forecast of 
Autumn Fashions, 
dated Sept. 15. 
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You may have these ten issues 
of Vogue for §2 —Simply write 
your name on coupon opposite 
(©Voifue. 
The Vogue-gowned woman never 
follows the fashion; she leads it 
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Gladiolus Bulbs 
30 Named Bulbs, $1.00 
10 America — soft flesh-pink. 
10 Mrs. Frances King — light 
crimson-scarlet. 
10 Augusta — white with pur¬ 
ple throat, or 
75 Mixed Bulbs, $1.00 
American Hybrids in a splen¬ 
did variety of colors and 
shades. 
Postpaid in U. S. A. east of the 
Mississippi River. Points west 
25c extra. 
Spring Garden Guide 
Containing cultural directions 
for securing a succession of 
bloom sent with each order. 
This guide also illustrates and 
describes the best in flowers 
and vegetables and gives many 
helpful suggestions for suc¬ 
cessful planting. 
Arthur T. Boddington Co. 
Seedsmen Dept. H 5 
128 Chambers St., New York 
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Posts; Back 
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Posts on same 
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