February, 1923 
157 
ColdWell 
Lawn Mowers 
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A Lawn or a Yard ? 
W HICH? The difference is in care of the grass— 
a lawn of velvety green requires frequent trim¬ 
ming and gentle rolling; a yard—well, it just grows of 
its own accord. 
In Coldwell's Model “L” three good lawn requisites are 
supplied—keen-cutting, power-driven blades of high fre¬ 
quency, and full width roller that gently tamps the turf, 
and a large capacity for work—six acres per day if 
needed, permitting the proper frequent trim. 
The Model “L” is simple in operation, low in fuel con¬ 
sumption, and withal, the most economical mower of all 
power types. 
Which will yon have? 
Depend on Deming —for 43 years we have 
been building pumps and pumps only. These 
years of experience have taught us not only 
how to build sturdy, rugged pumps which 
are correct in every detail for the specific 
purpose, but how to build them economi¬ 
cally. 
Every outfit represents the best value 
money can buy and is sold under a rigid 
ColdWell Lawn Mower Co. 
NEWBURGH, 
N.Y.U.S.A. 
‘Perfect Success’ 
Bucket Sprayer 
Attaches to any pail; 
easily carried. Pump 
working parts are 
brass. Large air 
chamber makes 
pumping easy _ and 
maintains uniform 
spray. 
guarantee. 
S p r a e r o Junior 
Compressed Air 
Sprayer 
The “Gardener’s 
Choice’ 
Easily carried in one hand. One man cart sPffW®'' f° r 
Operates by trigger control; general spraying. The 24 gal- 
shoots the spray right where Ion tank makes it particularly 
you want it in your bushes adaptable for shrubbery 
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and hedges. 
CATALOG 
New 1923 catalog 
covering the en¬ 
tire line of Dem¬ 
ing Sprayers free. 
10 c to cover cost 
will also bring our 
valuable spray 
guide, “Spraying 
for Profit”. 
THE DEMING CO., 501 Depot St., SALEM, OHIO 
spraying or green house work 
in private estates. 
FREE 
The Wheel-A-Bout 
Wheel-Barrow Sprayer 
Especially designed for the gardener and 
small fruit grower who wants ail easily 
operated one-man machine. Has fewest 
possible parts, and is light in weight. 
Developes 100 lbs. spray pressure. 
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PLANTS OF KNOWN 
VALUE 
For almost half a century 
the name of Lovett has 
stood for the choicest ob¬ 
tainable in Raspberries, 
Strawberries, Blackberries, 
Grapes and all those nur¬ 
sery products generally known as 
small fruits. During our business 
career we have had but one single 
aim; to grow the choicest plant 
products obtainable under congen¬ 
ial soil and climatic conditions, 
with the help of skilled labor. 
The existence of thousands of sat¬ 
isfied customers throughout the 
land speaks in a measure for the 
quality of the plants we have sup¬ 
plied. We shall continue to make 
every endeavor to produce a plant 
product better than the ordinary 
commercial grades. Please write 
for the 
45th Annual Edition 
of the Catalog 
Through it we will endeavor to 
introduce to you what we feel is 
the largest stock of really choice 
varieties of small fruits, besides 
some unusual Roses, a broad line 
of hardy perennials and other se¬ 
lect nursery products. 
Mailed to all our customers of 
record about middle of January, 
but we would like to see it in the 
hands of every House & Garden 
Magazine Reader not at present 
among our customers. 
LOVETT’S NURSERY 
Box 152, Little Silver, NEW JERSEY 
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G&R Hardy Roses 
On their own roots. Sure to bloom. True to name 
RAINBOW COLLECTION 
5 Hardy Roses. Different colors. 
Pilgrim—Best Rose, Pink. 
Legion—Rich Crimson. 
Helen Good—Pink and Cream. 
Mad. Butterfly—Coppery Pink. 
Florence Forrester—Snow White, tinted Lemon. 
Mailed postpaid to any address. Guaranteed to d* "1 
reach you in good growing condition. ^ I 
All G & R roses are grown in large quantities, r 
which enables us to sell them at moderate prices. 
Over four million roses sold by us last year. 
SPECIAL OFFERS 
6 Hardy Chrysanthemums—embracing all colors.. .$ 1.00 
6 Gladioli—Cream of newer sorts, selected colors.. .$ 1.00 
6 Liberty Iris—Choice colors—assorted.$ 1.00 
3 Decorative Ferns—New sorts, Roosevelt, Teddy 
Junior and Ostrich Plume.$ 1.00 
list which includes the most desirable colors: J 110 . 
Pink, Decorative. SPRINGFIELD—Salmon Pink. 
—Scarlet, Cactus, ARABELLA—Yellow, tipped Pink, 
Show . $ 1.00 
Special Offer—The 6 collections mailed postpaid for..$ 5.00 
Complete catalog mailed on application. 
The Good & Reese Co. 
Dept. 605 Largest Rose growers in the World _Springfield, Ohio. 
4 Dahlias. A very select 
Wanamaker—Gorgeous 
Cactus. Rene Cayeaux- 
Water-Lily Booklet 
ABSOLUTELY FREE 
Answers all the “hows” and “whys” you want to 
know. Supplies cultural instructions and explains 
clearly the simple needs of these lovely flowers. You 
can have tender or hardy sorts, day or night bloom¬ 
ing varieties in your garden. 
You Can Grow Water Lilies 
A tub, water, dirt and sunlight are the only things needed. 
Our catalog tells which varieties are adapted to tub culture. 
Send your name for a copy today. 
THE INDEPENDENCE NURSERIES CO. 
Box H , Independence, Ohio 
PERGOLAS 
and ARBORS 
This advertisement shows only 
a few of suggestive features from 
our catalog containing several 
hundred distinctive garden dec¬ 
orations. 
When writing for copy, enclose 
20 c and ask for catalogue “P- 34 .” 
Hartmann Sanders Co. 
Main Office and Factory 
2155-87 Elston Ave., Chicago, Ill. 
Eastern Office anil Show Room 
6 East 39th St., New York City 
Garden 
Houses 
Lattice 
Fences 
Garden 
F urni- 
ture 
Sun- 
Dials 
& 
Gazing 
Globes 
