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IRIS KAEMPFERI. Their 
lieauty of form ami wealtli of 
color appeals to every eye. In 
a gorgeous assortment, flower¬ 
ing the first season, strong 
clumps. Each. 20 cts.: per 
doz., $2.00; per 50 SET, $8.00. 
NOVELTY IRIS “Kamata.” 
' The finest yet discovered in .iapan. 
Great translucent BLUE Blooms RA¬ 
DIANT Fleur-de-Lls. Each. 50 cts.; 
3 tor $1.00. 
JAPANESE PAEONIAS. 
Prime favorites with all landscape 
architects. 
Single Herbaceous. Lotus flowering 
like the beautiful Lotus of .Tapan in 
various colors. 6 Beauties, $2.75. 
Double Herbaceous. Full globular 
blooms, rich and effectivo^^ for group¬ 
ing. 0 various colors. $3.75. 
2 NOVELTIES. AM A - NO - SODE. 
Shell rose pink. FUYAJO. Velvety Crimson, re¬ 
verse satiny white. Eacli, $1.00. 
TREE-PAEONIAS. Magnificent shrubs of unusual 
vigor, bearing large splendidly formed flowers. 
Each, 75c.; set 12, $8.00. 
Have you a .LVP.VNESE Hydrangea? These are 
among the showiest of flowering shrubs. 
AIGA-KU. BriUiant Blue. 
BENI-GAKU. Vivid deep rose. 
HORTENSIA INVOLOCRUTA. Double flush white. 
Bach, 05 cts.; 3 for $1.50. 
NOVELTY HORTENSIA ROSEA. Flowers in large 
clusters of coral rose bloom. Each, 75 cts. 
Japan M.U’LES. Adapted for groups or lawn 
specimens. 
ACER ATROPURPUREUM, with coppery red 
foliage. 
ACER DISSECTUM. with cut leaves of fem-like 
appearance. 2 to 3 ft., each, $1,50. Extra large, 
$1.50 to $3.00. 
CLIMBING JAPAN HYDRANGEA. Hardy climber, 
glossy foliage, covered noth great clusters of creamy 
white flowers. Fragrant. Each, 73 cts. 
Magnolias, Azaleas, Bamboos and various other 
rare plants, all listed in our Garden book. Send 
for it. REMEMBER, these are all hardy plants, 
of easy growUi, and most adaptable to our climate. 
H. 11. BERGER & Co., 70 Warren St., New York 
11ie ia[ii.],V.lAka il£Ya‘-.'gi 
AT LAST ! - Ao AutomQt/cSprinkler which 
travels around the lawn, (see cut) 
WORKS WITH LOW _i- 
WATER PRESSURE. 
FEDBY^^inCHHOSE, 
WILL WATER A 
CIRCLE 120 FEET IM 
DIAMETER; WITH 
V+mCH H0SE.I50FEET 
Ifi DIAMETER. ; 
Me onlySprtnklerln 
exigence which ujti 
water an entire Golf '• 
Green without ettentio/i .' 
PRAVCLS on LEVEL OR 
UP AND DOWN HILL. 
PATENTED IN 
SIX COUNTRIES. 
MADE IN UNITED STATES 
AND CANADA. 
* . AGFNn WANTED 
Th 05. PliMLEY .Agent, Viao«tA.B.L[juiAM. m u.s.a. 
WHEN WRITING. KINDLY ADVISE SHE OF LAWN.WMETHER LEVEL OR 
UNDULATING, ALSO. WATER PRESSURE. 
50 
GARDEN '^TOOL 
POSTPAID 
IN 
TROWEL For weeding, dtgfr*ng, 
WEEDER plantincr and transplant. 
dibber Handy, ripid, 
HOE 
ble 
Changed immedia- 
FOHn jgjy tQ wanted. 
Weiphs less than apound.Nothing 
to mislay. Guaranteed hySteinfeld 
Bros., famous for their “Stein- ‘ "S. 
feld” Food Chopper. Coffee Mill, 
CotBed. etc. Sleinfeld Bros. 120 W. 32d St., N.Y. 
Hoopes’ Specialties 
is a carefully selected list of fruit 
and shade trees, roses and shrubs. 
1 \vliich together wth Hoopes' sertuce 
' ‘ve been pleasing discriminaiing peo- ^ 
ue for 65 years. Your name and address’ 
TVill bring you a copy. 
HOOPES. BRO. & THOMAS CO. 
46 Maple Avenue. 
West Chester, Penna. 
Garden Lovers! 
Whether your grounds be large or 
small this book will help you. 
WAGNER’S GARDEN CATALOG 59 
Hascomplete liatsof Roses, Hardy Flow¬ 
ers, Annuals, Shruhs and Trees. 
Write to-day for copy. 
Wagner Park Nursery Co,, Box 924, Sidney, Ohio 
TWO SCRIBNER GARDEN BOOKS 
The Joyous Art of Gardening 
By FRANCES DUNCAN 
Formerly Garden Editor of The Ladies Home Journal 
In every way the ideal gardening book 
for the owner of the small place who 
loves to work among his flowers. Illus¬ 
trated. $1.75 net. 
Studies in Gardening 
By A. CLUTTON-BROCK 
' With an Introduction and Notes by 
Mits. Francis King, author of “The 
Well-Considered Garden,” etc. ^ $2 net. 
Write for Garden Circular “C.” 
CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS, 
597 Fifth Avenue : : New York 
Smooth 
Keep Your Lawn 
as Velvet 
This season give your lawn the 
serves. Use the Ideal Power Lawn Mower- 
attention it de- 
■it makes 
possible double the usual amount of care with less 
labor and more economy —it insures a consistently 
beautiful sward. 
The Ideal Junior is particularly designed for well 
laid-out lawns and gardens. Cuts smoothly and 
swiftly on level or grades. Cuts close to walks and 
flower beds. Eliminates nuisance of horse drawn 
contrivances on delicate turf and expense of squad 
of hand propelled machines. Simple to operate and 
easy to care for. 
Write for detailed information — 
now while the season is young. 
THE IDEAL POWER LAWN MOWER CO. 
R. E. Olds, Chairman 2103 Kalamazoo St., Lansing, Mich. 
r Power 
Lawn Mower 
Under 
Garbage 
installed at your home in the early Spring Clean-up—means less dan¬ 
ger from infantile paralysis germs. Eliminate the dirty garbage pail. 
Before buying send for our catalog. It will pay you. 
LOOK FOR OUR TRADE MARKS. 
12 years on the market. Sold Direct Factory. 
C. H. STEPHENSON, Mfr., 20 Farrar St., Lynn, Mass. 
ground 
Receiver 
Now is the ideal time to win bird friends— 
to bring one or more families of these happy 
little neighbors to your home. For they’re 
mating now. And you can find no more sat¬ 
isfactory or attractive home for them than one 
of the many 
DODSON BIRD HOUSES 
These scientific little homes actually attract 
birds, for they supply the needs of these feath¬ 
ered folks. My houses are built upon knowledge 
gained through 23 years of study of bird life. 
They are always occupied, for the birds like them. 
Here is a 4-room 
Wren House that 
is most successful. 
Built of solid oak. 
cypress roof and 
copper coping. 
Price, $5. 
28-room Martin 
House of white 
pine — ventilated. 
$ 12 . 
Bird Book Free 
Be sure you get the 
genuine—from Joseph 
H. Dodson, of Bird 
Lodge, “The Man the 
Birds Love." My new 
book, “Your Bird 
Friends and How to 
Win Them." tells 
how to attract and 
protect our beautiful 
song birds. Also illustrates full Dod¬ 
son line, with prices. Sent free with 
bird picture in colors for framing. 
JOSEPH H. DODSON 
Vice-Pres. and Director, American Audubon Ass’n 
731 Harrison Avenue, Kankakee, III* 
$5.00 for this 
Flicker or Wood¬ 
pecker house. 
Built of Norway 
pine, cypress roof 
and copper coping. 
It is ventilated and 
has detachable bot¬ 
tom. 
BIRD BATH 
No. 664 
20"x 20" 
^ 10.00 
This Bird Bath of Simple 
Classic design will be a delight¬ 
ful piece for the small garden. 
Other artistic pieces 
made in our ever¬ 
lasting stony gray 
Terra Cotta include 
FLOWER POTS 
and BOXES 
VASES 
JARS 
SUN DIALS 
BIRD FONTS 
GAZING 
GLOBES 
BENCHES 
TABLES 
STATUARY, Etc. 
Write for sugges¬ 
tions for beautifying 
your garden 
POT 
No. 600. 18"wide, ?5.00 
GALiowAf Terra OdTta Gb. 
3218 WALNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA. 
Priscilla Foldaway 
To place our cat¬ 
alog of colonial 
style furniture in 
the hands of dis¬ 
criminating buy¬ 
ers we offer this 
portable, folding, 
solid mahogany 
table, 26 in. high 
—your choice of 
oval or rectangu¬ 
lar top, 26 by 20 
in., at the re¬ 
markable bargain 
price of_$6.79 
Prepaid east of 
the Mississippi. 
This beauti- i i Write tor 
'ful table, so Catalog 
light that a child | uaiaiog 
can carry it, is a 
“right-hand man" in living room, 
dining room, nursery, sewing 
room or library. Exactly right for 
a card table: rich in appearance: 
sturdy'. Ideal wedding gift. We c^^nn, in 
guarantee to delight you. • rac'ory lo 
Home 
Colonial Furniture Specialties Co. 
Dept. G 8 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. 
FOR SPRING BUILDING OR (REPAIRING) USE 
Lumber, Because It’s the “Wood Eternal” 
& lASTS & LASTS & lASTS & LASTS 
f At the Family Table 
For the complete, cor¬ 
rect and perfect illu¬ 
mination of your home, 
specify S. &A.lighting 
fixtures. 
For authoritative liprhting 
information send to-day 
for free catalog E. 
SHAPIRO & ARONSON 
20 Warren St. New York (ity. 
No payment accepted 
unless successful. 
Fireplaces 
Madei-to 
Draw 
Also expert services 
on general chimney 
work 
FREDERIC N.WHITLEY 
Engineer and Contractor 
219 Fullon Sl, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
