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House & Garden 
MOON’S Hardy 
Trees and Plants 
for Every Place 
and Purpose 
T WO specials for 
Autumn Planting: 
Lilacs and the Flower¬ 
ing Crab Apples. 
Everyone appreciates the 
fragrance and beauty of 
Lilacs. Moon’s have a 
large assortment and 
range of sizes. Autumn 
is the best season for 
planting. 
The Flowering Crabs blos¬ 
som with a loveliness and 
fragrance that surpasses or¬ 
dinary apples. Some double 
flowering sorts resemble 
roses in form and beauty. 
Our assortment includes 
numerous kinds, many of 
which, in addition to flow¬ 
ers, have small brilliant red 
or yellow fruit of highly 
decorative value. The Crab 
Apple Tree is small in stat¬ 
ure, and therefore suitable 
for Shrubberies and places 
where small growing Trees 
are required. 
Lilacs and Crab Apples are 
but two families out of the 
very inclusive assortment of 
HardyTrees and Plants that 
Moon’s have. If interested in 
planting ofanykind,write us 
and send for Catalogue A-4. 
The A in. H. Moon Co. 
Nurserymen 
Morrisville, Pennsylvania 
Philadelphia Office 
21 S. Twelfth Street 
The Moon Nursery Corp, 
White Plains, N. Y. 
If You cannot Fight —Unite 
with 100,000 thinking Americans by joining 
in the work of the National Security League. 
Its objectives are: 
1 To support every plan of the Presi¬ 
dent for the effective conduct of the 
war; 
2 To bring to the people knowledge of 
universal obligatory military train¬ 
ing; 
3 To present throughout the land, on 
platform and by pamphlet, facts as 
to why we are at war, what peace 
with victory means, and the needs of 
the nation, after the war, for efficient 
government and for a higher quality 
of civic service by all Americans. 
We have definite plans for this work directed 
by experts but we absolutely need financial 
support. We must double our membership. 
It is the best work civilians can do for their 
country. 
Join NOW 
Dues $1, $5, $25, $100 and over. Write for Literature 
National Security League 
31 Pine Street, New York 
Branches Everywhere 
The League is Non-Political 
A PET OR PROTECTOR 
ONE XMAS GIFT 
MOST APPRECIATED 
For the toddling youngster to the iron-gray grown¬ 
up, the gift of a fine dog is always new, always alive, 
and a pleasant reminder of the donor. A daily source 
of companionship and amusement. A protector for 
the child, the house and grounds, or a guardian for 
the vacant car. There is a dog for everything and 
every place. 
Order the dog at once if you are making a gift of 
one. The demand for them this year as gifts may 
exceed the supply. Kennels will hold him for ship¬ 
ment before Xmas. Before buying a dog, consult 
House & Garden Dog Show for advice how and 
where to make the best selection. Mention the breed 
of dog that most interests you. Tell us your require¬ 
ments. We make no charge for this service. Write 
THE DOG MAN 
House & Garden 
19 W. 44th Street New York City 
Twice Armed 
Be Your Garden 
In these war times a Sunlight 
Double Glass Sash outfit—a cold 
frame, a hot-bed, or a small 
ready made greenhouse is doubly 
v a 1 u - 
able. I t 
will carry 
the grow- 
i n g of 
many 
kinds of vegetables through 
Fall and Winter and provide 
plants for early crops out-of- 
doors in 
spring. 
These 
food sup- 
pi i e s are 
now vital 
and when 
peace 
comes the 
same glass for a lifetime longer 
will go on expediting flowers and 
vegetables. 
Cold Frames 
o r unheated 
green- 
houses are 
best for cer¬ 
tain crops and 
conditions, but 
it is easy to 
turn a Sun¬ 
light Cold Frame into a hot-bed 
or provide artificial heat for a 
small double glazed greenhouse. 
Even the little Sunlight Suntrapz 
set over plant boxes in a sunny room 
or in the sun out of doors will do their 
bit in starting seed or growing plants. 
Immediate shipment is made of sash, 
greenhouses, top frames, pit frames or 
any other outfits we carry in stock. 
Get our complete catalog and net 
price list. A postal card will do. 
Sunlight Double Glass Sash Co. 
927 E. Broadway Louisville, Ky. 
KRELAGE’S BULBS 
FOR FALL PLANTING 
After the close of the import 
season, we have arranged to supply 
a limited quantity of choice hya¬ 
cinths, narcissi, Darwin tulips, etc., 
in popular assortment, from our 
New York stock. A list of these will 
be sent free on request. 
J. A. de VEER, Sole Agent 
100 WILLIAM ST. 'Suite 400) 
New York City 
llench House 
Irises, Hardy Plants, Lilies and 
Japanese Garden Specialties 
Send for our 1917-18 catalogue. 
Over 500 fine Varieties of Irises. 
Rainbow Gardens ^TuTm'.nn! 
DWARF APPLE TREES 
DWARF PEAR TREES 
DWARF PLUM TREES 
DWARF CHERRY TREES 
DWARF PEACH TREES 
Catalog Free 
THE VAN DUSEN NURSERIES 
C. C. McKAY, Mgr. Boi M, Geneva, N. V- 
POWER 
LAWN 
MOWERS 
We will soon issue a 
catalog and be in a po¬ 
sition to quote prices 
1918 models and would advise if 
you are in the market next season that you 
get full particulars from us before buying. 
The Ideal Power Lawn Mower Co. R.E.Olds,Chairman 
403 Kalamazoo St. Lansing. Mich. 
DAVEY TREE SURGEONS 
Have your trees examined now! 
Learn their real conditions and 
needs from this expert source 
without charge. Ask for book¬ 
let illustrating Davey Tree Surgery. 
THE DAVEY TREE EXPERT CO. 
192 Elm Street KENT, OHIO 
