HOUSE AND GARDEN 
July, 
i9U 
231 WATER STREET 
A Happy Solution 
For your Garden Watering Worries 
T HIS ardent flower lover lives a day’s ride from New York. Per¬ 
haps you know her. If you do, you very likely already know 
about the Happy Solution. 
For those of you who don’t, here’s the story. 
It seems that she agreed to do all the “’tending garden,” provided 
the man of the house would keep it watered. 
This he agreed to do, and then promptly began looking around for 
a way of entirely emancipating himself from “hose holding.” 
He finally successfully solved the problem by spending $11.75 for 
one of our Rain Machines, and freed himself from all responsibility. 
His wife now turns on the faucet and the garden waters itself. 
Doesn’t this kind of emancipation appeal to you? 
Send for booklet fully describing the Rain Machine. 
SPECIAL OFFER 
For SI 1.75 we will send you 
one of these Complete Port¬ 
able Lines, 50 feet Ions, that 
will water 2,500 square feet 
or any lesser amount you wish. 
Can be moved wherever de¬ 
sired and attached to regular 
hose- 
Simple. Durable. Nothing 
to get out of order. When 
remittance accompanies order 
will prepay freight east of 
Mississippi. 
LAWN MIST 
Water falls on the grass in 
a fine mist, covering space 18 
feet wide. Made in lengths 
up to 18 feet. Two lengths 
can be joined by flexible 
coupling, to conform to bend 
in walk to spray around a 
comer. 
Mounted on wheels. Easy 
to move. 
For full description and 
prices, send for Lawn Mist 
Circular. 
The BooK of lOO Houses 
Sent free to any one who intends to build. 
This book contains photographic views of over 100 houses of 
every variety and style of architecture (from the smallest bunga¬ 
lows and camps to the largest residences) that have been built 
in all parts of the country, under widely varying conditions 
of climate and surroundings, and stained with 
Cabot's Creosote Stains 
They are designed by leading architects and the 
book is full of ideas and suggestions that are of inter¬ 
est and value to those who are planning to build. 
Stained with Cabot’s Creosote Stains 
Charles M. Sutton , Architect, New York 
SAMUEL CABOT, Inc., Manufacturing Chemists 
1 1 Oliver St., Boston, Mass. 
SAFE 
•SANITARY 
Solid Porcelain. 
Refrigerators 
Are the only 
ones made 
having the Entire Ice Cham¬ 
ber of one piece of Genuine 
Solid Porcelain Ware over an 
inch thick without joints, 
cracks or troublesome drain 
pipes. Each food compart¬ 
ment too is One Piece of solid 
porcelain .not enamel on metal 
but Real Porcelain Ware. 
Guaranteed not to crack or break. 
Five inch thick walls save much 
ice. The circulation is right. 
BEAVER 
REFRIGERATOR MFC. CO. 
New Brighton, Pa. 
The Finishing Touch 
to Your Garden 
is provided by Portland 
Cement Garden Pottery. 
Even a single piece — a 
fountain, a garden bench, a 
flower box, a sun dial, a 
bird bath — gleaming white 
against the surrounding 
green shrubbery or lawn, 
will impart a marvelous 
grace and distinction to 
the whole. Write for book¬ 
let and see what an endur¬ 
ing improvement to your 
home surroundings can be 
wrought for a very little 
money. Write a post card 
right now for Catalog E. 
Architectural Decorating Co. 
1600 S. Jefferson St., Chicago 
CEMENT BIRD BATH 
32 in. high, 27 in. diam. 
14 in. base. $14.00, 
fob. cars Chicago. 
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