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HORTICULTURE 



April 22, 1916 



COTTAGE MAID 



A Sport of Mrs. C. W. 

 Ward will be dissem- 

 inated 1916-17 



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QUEENS 



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 K»CHANTKEr.S. l.ADV IMJINTIKII.. 



riNK WINsOK. WHITE «IN>,<»K. 

 rrom -• In. p..l«. »:l!iO p«T 100; J30.00 prr M. 

 Rootr^l CMIni:-. »-'.S0prr 10«; »20.00 PM .M. 



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 WOOD BROTHERS 



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I WU8 the introducer of this viiriety; and I have Hpk'iidid stock of 

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Beddkig Plants and Roses 



ORCHIDS 



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