March, 1918 
9 
HODGSON 
Portable 
HOUSES 
Garage 
Z 
If you intend to build a bungalow, garage, cottage, play house, chicken house or any other 
kind of small house—first consult a Hodgson catalog. 
T he Hodgson way is the easy and safe way to build. You order your house from an actual 
photograph of it, not just a blueprint full of arrows and dimensions. You know exactly what it 
will look like and how much it will cost. You know there will be no extra expenses, no dirt, no noise. 
Hodgson Houses are made in sections which can easily be taken apart and put together. All 
work, including painting, is done at the Hodgson factory. When the house comes to you it can 
be quickly erected by unskilled workmen. 
By ordering now and paying 25% of the price of your house we will prepare and hold it until 
wanted. This will save you time and money. Send for catalog today. 
E r t t r \npcriXT PH Room 226, 116 Washington St., Boston, Mass. 
. t. 6 East 39th St., New York City 
WMjrymen 
MEEHANS- 
Horticulturist.* 
All Meehan nursery 
stock are carefully 
selected growths that 
give you exceptional 
results. Send for our 
special offers of nursery 
stock. 
HANDEI/ 0 
amps 
Write for illustrated booklet. 
THE HANDEL COMPANY 
390 E. Main Street, Meriden, Conn. 
Flint’s Fine Furniture 
OR1ENTALRUGS ^DECORATIONS 
FLINT & HORNER CO., Inc. 
20-26 WEST 36 th ST. 
GARDEN TOOLS 
Answer the “war gardener's" 
big question: How can I pro¬ 
duce the most food in spare 
moments ? How meet increased 
costs and war taxes? 
Iron Age Tdcuiti^or 
AGES 
glue ::::: 
The Bartlett Wa 
Landscape Engineers 
and Nurserymen 
A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY 
CAVITIES FILLED 
and FILLED RIGHT 
THE 
540 Main St,. 
Decayed wood thoroughly 
scraped out. Cavity prop¬ 
erly braced. Cement ap¬ 
plied in sections, scientifically. 
That’s The Bartlett Way. It 
means safe, sure results. All 
tree ailments we cure lastingly. 
Representatives go everywhere. 
Send for “Tree Talk.” 
A. BARTLETT CO. 
Stamford, Conn. 
Easy to push, fast, 
thorough, low in 
cost. Opens and 
covers furrow for 
seed and fertilizer. 
Cultivates wide or 
narrow rows. Turns 
soil and covers 
scratch foods in 
poultry yards. 30 
other Iron Age Com¬ 
binations. Send for 
free booklet today, 
and learn how to garden the modern, easy way. 
BATEMAN M’FG CO., Box 64S, Grenloch, N. J, 
6740 CHEW ST., GERMANTOWN 
PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
at 
Pioneer Nurserymen 
America 
of 
remains the first choice 
of those who combine 
a knowledge of truly per¬ 
manent values with a sense 
of the highest artistic adaptability. 
AMERICAN OAK MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION 
write personal letters worth getting. Tell us of 
your special problems. Address Room 1414, 
14 Main St., Memphis, Teun. Ask for Booklets. 
GLADIOLI 
BULBS THAT BLOOM 
Our Wartime Booklet tells you how to have flowers 
ALL SUMMER 
with little care and expense. Unusual varieties. 
ATTRACTIVE PLANTINGS SPECIAL OFFERS 
Free on request. 
B. HAMMOND TRACY 
BOX 17 
Wenham.Mass 
A 50-gallon barrel 
of Scalecide free to 
any any one who 
will suggest a. fairer 
guarantee than that 
— given below. 
“SCALECIDE” 
As proof of our confidence and to strength¬ 
en yours, we will make the following 
proposition to any fruitgrower of average 
honesty and veracity: 
Divide your orchard in half, nomatter how large 
or small. Spray one-half with “SCALECIDE", 
and the other with Lime-Sulfur for three years, 
everything elsebeing equal. If at the end of that: 
time, three disinterested fruit growers say that 
the part sprayed with “SCALECIDE" is not in 
every way better than that sprayed with Lime- 
Sulfur, we will return you the money you paid 
us for the “SCALECIDE". 
Send for new free booklet, 
“ Profits in Fall Spraying". 
B. G. Pratt Co., M’fg Chemists 
50 Church St. Dept. 2 New York 
