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of thd-house and the garden’s 
pageant of the seasons. It fol¬ 
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estate — from the first brave 
iris to the last rose-mulcliing 
—from the architect’s tenta¬ 
tive sketches to the last refine¬ 
ment in Chinese Chippendale. 
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seasons—around the complete 
cycle of the year — House & 
Garden is as much a part of 
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silver. 
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the 
Year 
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Numbers you will receive for 
$3. 50 
Christmas Gifts 
December 
Furniture 
January 
Annual Building 
February' 
Spring Gardening Guide March 
Interior Decorating 
April 
Spring Furnishing 
May 
Garden Furnishing 
June 
Small House 
July 
Household Equipment 
August 
Autumn Furnishing 
September 
Fall Planting 
October 
House Planning 
November 
This Autumn 
A rearranging to meet the cold 
weather. A deep-toned rug for the 
hall and a vari-colored print to 
lighten that dark corner by the 
highboy. A scrap of fiery Chinese 
brocade to go under your brass 
candle-sticks. 
House & Garden Shopping Service 
likes to shop for you just for the 
sheer pleasure of doing it. And if 
you’re planning to build outright, 
House & Garden’s experts are al¬ 
ways ready to solve the knottiest 
problem. 
This Winter 
A delicate Sheraton table set with 
crystal and silver and bright English 
china for a winter breakfast—for 
two? Or would you like to hang 
the new Zuloaga where it will get 
just the right amount of firelight? 
Ask House & Garden—there’s a 
department that answers every 
kind of queer question. 
And if you’ve an inadequate heat¬ 
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& Garden has some usable, work¬ 
able suggestions. Here’s a year of 
them for the price of a snow shovel! 
Next Spring 
A warmer tint in the woodwork, a 
new robin on the lawn, or for that 
matter perhaps a new house alto¬ 
gether. Fresh chintz to replace the 
heavy velvets, and a little piecrust 
table to be bought. Certainly, new 
gardens from the ground up—and 
down! 
A plot of beets? Swiss chard? A 
vision of a brave column of bril¬ 
liant phlox to flank a driveway or 
mark a dim path? House & Gar¬ 
den’s spring numbers meet all your 
early year needs. 
Next Summer 
A pool to be built next summer? 
Why not line it with blue tiles to 
meet the sky properly? New slip 
covers? Get them cut to fit next 
time. A two-car garage next year? 
Dull blue hangings for the walnut- 
paneled library? 
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planning and building show the way 
through your difficulties. Here’s a 
year’s consultation with a staff of 
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the Charming Garden .... It’s Knowing How! 
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