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GARDENING. 



June 75, 



July ist, Not Later. 



The really superior quality of bulbs imported by me, has brought me hundreds of com- 

 mendatory letters from my customers, and from these I have selected three as representative. 

 The writers of all are prominent amateurs, and buy bulbs in very large quantities and in great 

 variety. A gentleman of Brooklme, Mass., writes: 



"Please find on other side of this sheet my order for Bulbs, etc. Everything I have purchased 

 through your office has been most sa,tisfactory, and my renewed yearly orders should be good and 

 sufficient proof of the value of this statement 



"The Rhododendrons this year, my second hundred, have been nuking tl.ie growth, and are 

 unquestionably the best offering made in America of Rhododendrons." 



A gentleman of Cincinnati, O., writes: 



"Your three shipments of imported Lilacs and Japanese Snowballs have been received, all in 

 good condition. 



"When you send out your Catalogue of Bulbs, please send me three copies. The Bulbs this 

 year have been finer than ever, and have given me and my friends the greatest satisfaction." 



A lady of Chicago writes: 



"Enclosed please find my order for Fall Bulbs and my check in payment. The Bulbs you im- 

 ported for me last year proved delightfully satisfactory, and tempt me to nuke my order a larger one." 



The largest and most experienced buyers throughout the country are my customers. 

 The reason is not far to seek: I supply them with the best the world produces, and at prices 

 25 to 50 per cent, below those usually asked. 



If yoii wish to take advantage of my very low prices, I must have your order not later than July ist, 

 as 1 import Bulbs to order only. They need not be paid for until after delivery, or taken if not of a satisfactory 

 quality. My price-list is now ready, and may be had for the asking. Large buyers of Bulbs should send me their list 

 to be priced. 



A FEW OF THE PRICES. 



Per 100 Per 500 

 Fine Mixed Hyacinths .. $.1.00 $14.00 



,00 17 .50 



Double Daffodils.. 



J. WILKINSON ELLIOTT, 



Landscape Architect, 

 Horticultural Buyers' Agent, 



^Z Sixth Avenue, PITTSBURG, PA. 



>ON 'T tjiiy worthless nursery 



stock and WASTE many years of 



• K TIME waiting results 



and finally lose your M ON EY. 



But send to the 



OON 



FINEST NURSERY STOCK 



at Rrasdualile Prices. 

 Ntw Catalog ftir ISUO. JStlul for one. Free. 



THE WM. H. MOON COMPANY, MorWyJilB,' Pa. 



FLOWER POTS. 



STANDARD 



You will make a mistalce if you place your 

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 ur plant is now the Largest in the World. 

 Our stock unlimited. Our goods equaled 

 hy none. . . . 



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North Cambridge, Mass. 



12,000,000 Standard Flower Pots 



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