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HOUSE & GARDEN 
SEEN IN THE SHOPS 
The addresses of shops where the articles 
shown on these pages can he procured 
will be furnished on application. Pur¬ 
chases can be made through the House 
Service. 
Some of the newest Doulton tableware in Colonial 
shapes, mellow cream body color and soft tinted 
flowers. The prices range from $3.25 a dozen for 
bread-and-butter plates to $1.25 each for meat platters 
Part of another attractive table set in definite, harmo¬ 
nious tints. The fruit saucers cost $1.50 a dozen; oat¬ 
meal saucers, $4.20 a dozen; twelve soup plates, $4; 
and the large meat platters, I 0” long, are $ I each 
Topped with natural 
colored fruit and 
leaves, the cracker 
jar of Venetian glass, 
8” high, sells for $9 
UI CU ICdVCS. 
White, $8; 
green or 
amber, $9. 
Height, 7l/ 2 " 
The complete breakfast set and tray are always desirable. This one is of American 
porcelain with wreath design in variegated colors. The tray is made of birch stained 
mahogany color, and measures 15” x 2 1 ”. The complete set, with tray, may be had for $5 
Ambitious birds can perch 
at any height in this tall 
cage. Wire, enameled any 
color, 32” high, with hooks 
for night curtain, $4.75 
Some specially priced glass¬ 
ware for country houses. 
The costs are from 80 cents 
a dozen for small saucers 
to 65 cents for the half¬ 
gallon ice - water pitcher 
