July, 1918 
51 
Beautiful Andirons 
Gas Logs Basket Grates 
Screens Fenders 
Fire Tools Coal Hods 
Dampers Wood Holders 
WE PREPAY FREIGHT 
Sunderland Bros. Co. 
Established 1883 
334 South 17th St. 
Omaho, Neb. 
Free Book on Song Birds 
Tells you how to attract birds 
to your home. Describes fa¬ 
mous Dodson bird houses, feed 
ers. etc. Learn the secrets of 
wild bird life. Mail a postcard. 
JOSEPH H. DODSON, 
Vice-President American Audubon Ass’n 
Dodson Wren I 731 Harrison Ave., 
House, $5.00. I Kankakee, III. 
W|Y|^vl7«r| A Jo payment accepted 
il 1111 f i\ y I unless successful. 
1 Also expert ser- 
fireplaces 
FREDERICK N. WHITLEY, Inc. 
Engineers and Contractors 
219 FultonSt.,Brooklyn,N. Y. 
Made to 
Draw 
FREE TO GARDEN LOVERS 
Wagner's Catalog No. 71 of Roses. Plants, 
Trees, Shrubs, etc., will solve your garden 
Home g Fireplace 
Let us send you this 
Booklet Gratis — A 
mine of information 
pertaining to FIRE- 
PLACES and 
HEARTH FURNI¬ 
TURE. WRITE 
TODAY. 
Colonial Fireplace Company 
4613 W. 12th St., Chicago 
RICHARD E. THIBAUT, Inc. 
Wall Paper Specialists 
The Largest Wall Paper House in the 
World 
Madison Ave., at 32nd St., N. Y. 
Branches: 
BROOKLYN BOSTON 
NEWARK BRONX 
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS 
ANTIQUE FURNITURE 
Seven ribbon back Chippendale chairs. Six chairs, 
old stencil. Mahogany four poster, cherry carved 
four poster. Rare mahogany bureau, gilt stencilled. 
Dressing tables, bureaus, dining, card tables. Hep- 
pelwhite armchair. Rare book-case desk, serpen¬ 
tine interior. Satinwood bureau (drawing room 
piece). Sheraton sideboard. Massive, carved maple 
four poster. Four poster, bureau, cupboard, and 
desk, all curly maple. Walnut highboy. Gilt oval 
mirror. Mahogany child’s crib. Seven old Crown 
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set Dresden china. Portrait (LeBrun). Old Shef¬ 
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If you cannot find just what you want in 
these pages, write to 
INFORMATION SERVICE 
House & Garden 
19 West 44th St., N. Y. 
Heat 
Control 
T HIS device revolutionizes heat¬ 
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exactly the degree you desire 
day and night—saves fuel and many 
steps—a marvel of convenience. 
pAi//NA/£APOL/S* 
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is entirely automatic at all times. 
Works perfectly with any kind of heat¬ 
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Minneapolis Heat Regulator Co. 
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is no better than 
uqe 
ANCHOR POST 
LAWN and GARDEN FENCES 
N O FENCE will stay permanently at¬ 
tractive and keep its alignment unless 
the posts are of proper weight and strength 
and are securely anchored. Twenty-five 
years’ service has proven that the Anchor 
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In Anchor Post Fences and Gates each 
part is specially designed for the use to which 
it is put. Correct proportions, superior me¬ 
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experience of over a quarter of a century 
combine to make them the standard by which 
all others are judged. Thousands of instal¬ 
lations are evidence of their durability. 
Catalog H-51, showing Fences and Gates of many kinds and also 
Tennis Courts, Poultry Runs and other enclosures, 
will be gladly mailed upon request 
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General Offices: 167 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 
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How 
Many 
Miles 
per 
Gallon 
Does Your Car Run? 
Not how many miles 
did it»run last month or 
a year ago—but now, 
each day. 
Yesterday you may 
have gone 17 miles to a 
gallon—today only ten. 
Trifling defects in- 
crease consumption. 
Unless you know your 
fuel consumption each 
day, these defects go 
unnoticed and you 
waste gasoline. 
A Masters 
Gasoline Meter 
On the cowl of your 
car will show your fuel 
consumption to the 
tenth of each gallon. 
This indicates your 
car’s condition from 
day to day. An increase 
in consumption warns 
you to look for poor 
lubrication, weak igni¬ 
tion, faulty carburetor, 
or other trouble. 
Order a Masters Meter 
today. It will encourage 
you to keep your car in trim 
—will remind you when 
tank needs filling—and will 
save you dollars. 
You or your chauffeur 
can install this meter in a 
few minutes. Simply mount 
it on the cowl and run the 
tubing from back of meter 
to top of Stewart Vacuum 
Tank. No fittings. No ex¬ 
tras. Each time the Stewart 
Tank fills the vacuum oper¬ 
ates the meter. Each gallon 
and tenth of gallon is regis¬ 
tered right before your 
eyes. 
Complete with tubing 
connections and instruc¬ 
tions. Anywhere in U.S.A. 
$8.00. C.O.D. $8.30. Send 
for circular. 
If your dealer can’t sup¬ 
ply you, send $8.00, or or¬ 
der meter sent C.O.D. 
Fine Proposition for Agents 
and Dealers 
Irvin W. Masters, Mfr. 
Muncie, Ind. 
