April, 1918 
87 
^ IRON AGE L 
GARDEN TOOLS 
Answer the farmer's big ques¬ 
tions. How can I have a good 
garden with least expense? 
How can the wife have plenty 
of fresh vegetables for the 
home table with least labor? 
¥T\f\\l A (J O'TYlbiiYl&d Hill 
IKON ACL ( .nd Drill Seeder 
solves the garden labor problem. 
Takes the place of many tools | 
-stored in small space. Sows, 
covers, cultivates, weeds, 
ridges, etc., better than I 
old-time tools. A worn -1 
an, boy [ 
or girll 
can push! 
it and dp I 
a day’s I 
h a n d- [ 
work in 60 minutes. I 
30 combinations, 
$4.50 to $30.00. Write for booklet. 
Bateman M’fg Co., Box 64C, Grenloch, N.J. 
From the aristocratic 
dignity of the chateau 
to the sweet homey¬ 
ness of the cottage or apartment. 
AMERICAN OAK MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION 
write personal letters worth getting. Tell us or 
your special problems Address Room 1414. 
14 Main St., Memphis. Term. Ask for Booklets. 
—New York Suburbanites 
You can get good fruit and flower trees, 
freshly dug, promptly delivered by auto. 
Some of the shade, evergreen and fruit 
trees will save you 5 to 20 years. Satis¬ 
factory growth guaranteed. 
HICKS NURSERIES 
Westbury, L. I. Phone 68 Westbury 
Joseph Breck &Sons 
Boston Mass 
Established 
1822 
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SEEDS 
Buy them from Breck’s, the cen¬ 
tury old seed house, specializing 
in hardy New England Stock. 
Brecks DVew Cno/and Cfrown 
c Ve//ow Cf/obe Wan vers Onion 
It is the most highly selected onion ever pro¬ 
duced: Uniform in size, small neck, almost a 
perfect globe, of firm flesh, finely grained and 
absolutely solid throughout—winter storage and 
keeping qualities are far superior to onions of same 
kind grown from Western or California Seed. Our 
Massachusetts’ grown stock is noted for high 
germination. Tests show average of 88"o. 
Yields of 800 to 1000 bushels to the acre 
repeatedly secured. 
Write today. Immediate deliveries guaranteed. By 
the package 2 5c.—per ounce 85c. Please mention 
this magazine. 
Everything 
FOR THE 
Farm 
Garden 
Send at once for 
this specialty. 
S '! H ome Attractions 
Suggestive and Suitable 
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‘ * Fences 
Garden Houses and Arbors 
When writing, enclose 10c and ask 
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ASSOCIATION 
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I T is a pleasure to realize 
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anyone alive to the value 
of the fine art and espe¬ 
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generation, and more no¬ 
ticeably the last decade, 
there has been a very con¬ 
siderable garden awaken¬ 
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people. 
Our Catalogue will give you many 
suggestions for making your gardens 
livable and attractive. 
The Fischer-Jirouch Co. 
4817 Superior Ave. Cleveland, O. 
ANTIQUE FURNITURE 
Clawfoot sofa $125. Six Chippendale chairs $600. 
Mahogany four poster $60. Pair Sheraton arm 
chairs $75. Grandfather’s clock $65-$I00. Elabor¬ 
ately carved sofa $75. Walnut highboy, old oval 
brasses $110. Walnut desk $40. Chest-on-chest, sec¬ 
ret drawer $50. Inlaid walnut bureau, rare brasses 
$25. Inlaid half moon table $40. Web foot walnut 
table $30. Sheraton card table $50. Small Shera¬ 
ton drop leaf $30. Four-foot tilt top table $45. Ma¬ 
hogany day bed $25. Large pineapple carved ma¬ 
hogany bureau $35. Pair Sheraton dining tables 
$125. Pair Empire dining tables $75. Pair inlaid 
Heppelwhite dining tables $60. Mahogany wardrobe 
$60. High walnut chest drawers $30. Rosewood me- 
lodian $25. Gilt mirror silhouettes, lamps, cherry 
and maple four posters, old lacquer. Box 758, 
Narberth. Pa. 
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FURNITURE 
and ARTISTIC Decorative Objects for home 
furnishing. Special sketches and estimates for 
which we make no charge—send for booklet. 
Flint’s Fine Furniture 
OR1ENTALRUGS & DECORATIONS 
FLINT & HORNER CO., Inc. 
20-26 WEST 36th ST. 
RE-MOVE-ABLE STEEL 
CLOTHES POSTS & FLAG POLES 
COST LESS THAN WOOD 
No holes to dig. 
Won't disfigure lawn. 
Set it yourself in 
steel socket driven in 
ground. Poles and 
posts of rust proof, 
galvanized steel filled 
w i t h concrete. 
Instantly remov¬ 
able. Cannot de¬ 
cay, lasts life 
time. 
Adjustable book on 
posts m akes 
£ clothes hanging 
easy. Better and 
cheaper than 
wood. 
Also 
makers of 
Tennis net 
posts and 
Fence 
posts. 
NEWARK 
STEEL 
