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mock comes in heavy duck striped 
with an atoning stripe in two 
shades of green. It is T 7" long 
x 6'6" high x 4’3" wide. It costs 
$37.50 complete 
In the country every man's his own 
postman, and this decorated letter 
box hung on the gate post helps 
him and Uncle Sam. $5 
For the porch or lawn comes a 
hammock, with sunshade, of deep 
yelloiv duck hound in green. It 
stands T 7" x 6' 6" x 4' 3" and sells 
complete as shown for $37.50. It 
may also be had in white with red 
trim and grey ivitli green trim 
Don't disturb the sleeping tabby; 
she keeps the door open. With 
black and ivhite coat she costs the 
same as in plain black metal. $5 
In black and white with twisted scroll 
design this set is seasonable. Chair and 
settee specially constructed for lawns. 
Table, $10; chair, $8.50; settee, $12; small 
table, $5; top cushion, $2; bowl, $3. 
Flowers by Stumpp 
Helps for summer living—black gloss 
wheel tray, $10; chair of rubbed enamel. 
$2.75: in stain. $1.25; screen of specially 
treated linden wood, $3.50; shade of same 
material (4'x7'), $2.50; (8'x7'), $4.50 
The willow chair to the left, without 
cushion, sells for $8, cushion in tan and 
cream, $1.25; table, woven willow top, $5. 
Jardiniere of glazed pottery, birds and 
flower design, $2. The chair to the 
right, $5 
IN THE OUT-DOOR LIVING-ROOM 
The articles shown here can be purchased through the House & 
Garden Shopping Service, 440 Fourth Avenue, Nezv York City. 
