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Water Lilies for Your Garden 
You can grow these beauti¬ 
ful flowers just as easily as as¬ 
ters or sweet peas. A half¬ 
barrel or a small pool is all 
you need. I can help you with 
your plans and in selecting the 
right varieties. 
My 1916 Catalogue 
gives full instructions 
for planting, with de¬ 
scriptions of varieties 
and pictures of tubs and 
pools. I will be pleased 
to mail a copy to you 
on request. 
WILLIAM TRICKER 
Water-Lily Specialist, 
Dav C At-linirfnn W 
HorsforcPs Cold 
Weather Plants 
And Flower Seeds that Grow 
Bulbs, Plants, 
Fruits 
Our list of Ger¬ 
man and other 
iris alone 
would furnish 
material for a 
hardy garden. 
We have wild 
flowers, hardy 
ferns, lilies, peo¬ 
nies, woodlilies, 
foxgloves, wild 
orchids, shrubs, 
trees and vines. 
Illustrated 
catalog J free. 
F. H. HORSFORD 
Charlotte, Vermont 
Water Your Garden 
This Way 
J UST turn on the water, 
then turn the water any 
way you want it to water, 
and let it water like the gentle 
rains of the heavens. 
One line fifty feet long will 
water 2500 square feet, or a 
distance of 25 feet on each side. 
$11.75 buys just such a portable 
line that can be attached directly 
to _ your garden hose. It is 
equipped with special coupling so 
it can be quickly and easily moved. 
. Spray nozzles are of brass. Pipe 
is galvanized. 50-foot portable line 
$11.75. Delivery prepaid east of 
Mississippi, if remittance is sent 
with order. 
An acre equipment costs so little 
as $125. 
Send for Portable Line Booklet. 
the skinner 
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Kneeling rack 
with cushion 
for weeding 
garden. 
$2.75 
A 25 
Work basket 
for flower 
garden, with 
tools. 
$5.60 
A 23 
Work basket 
and tools for 
flower g a r- 
d e n . This 
style is pat¬ 
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our English 
flower basket. 
$7.75 
A 29 
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$6.75 
Work 
basket 
with 
garden 
tools, 
$5.40 
A 30 
A 32 
Garden 
work 
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with 
tools. 
$5.60 
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garden baskets. 
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niture. 
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Furniture Co. 
352 Adams Ave., Scranton, Pa. 
