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££. 1906 
PIO CAI IDI INS MONG AZ INA, 
Grape Vines 
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| NO garden is complete without a sufficient number of grape vines 
} to supply an abundance of this delicious fruit. For 40 years 
jwe have been furnishing high-grade vines for this purpose. 
|S We will send ten large vines of the best table varieties, including three red, 
| three white and four black for $7.00, delivered free. Send fur our elegant 
| Lilustrated Descriptive Catalogue and Price-list. It will tell you what and 
}how to plant, cultivate and train grape vines, currants, gooseberries end 
) other small fruits. 
ieee Ue byAGk DD)! CO: 
Grape Vine Specialists Freponia, N. Y. 
400 Acres in Nursery Stock 
Largest in the State of New Jersey. 
Large 95-page catalogue free. Write us. 
THE ELIZABETH NURSERY CO. 
ELIZABETH, N. J. 
#2 Indian Basket, 25c. 
Hand-woven by Indians in Mexico from 
strong palm fibre. Uniquely colored, durable, 
us-ful, ornamental. § in. high; fine for den, 
sewing room, etc. Warranted genuine. Re- 
tails for Sr.oo, but we will send prepaid for 
: 25 cents (2 for 44 cents, different designs), as 
poses special offer. 
Indian Swatiska Pin, 26c. 
These pins are solid silver, hand-hammered by Navajo 
Indians from coins. Genuine, popular, antique and pretty. 
We offer various styles at greaity reduced fq 
prices. Swatiska Stick Pin, 3-8 inch plain, : 
26 cents; set with turquoise, 35 cents. 
| Swatiska Brooch Pin, 9-16 inch, plain, 40 
cents; set with turquoise, 50 cents. Swatiska 
Ring, all sizes, p!ain, 35 cents; set with 
turquoise, 45 cents. For other Swatiska 
articles, send for booklet. 
Genuine Coral Necklaces, 18c. 
Special Half Price Sale 
Warranted genuine and made from the best imported rich 
color coral. We offer for limited time t! e following sizes at half 
eee rezular prices: 14 inch 
Necklace, genuine twig or 
rough coral with good 
clasp, regular 40 cents for 
18 cents. Same thing in 
Chain 56 inches long, 42 
cents. 14inch Necklace of 
genuine coral beads, with 
good clasp, regular 60 
cents, for 28 cents. Same 
thing in 56 inch Chain, 
84 cents. 
To all persons ordering from this advertisement, a copy of our new 
8o0-page catalogue of Indian Rugs, Mexican Drawn-work, ana other 
In ative handicraft, will be sent free; catalogue to others for 4 cents to 
jD ay postaze. 
THE FRANCIS E. LESTER COMPANY 
DEPT. J-9, MESILLA PARK, N. M 
Largest Retailers of Indian aid Mexicin Handicraft in the World 
HA DY GA DE 1 Ga ee } HE following are Alnine 
i eo, ~ : plants and are indispen- 
: ms Hears f es sable for the rockery or 
: ‘ the border, wherea low-grow- 
FLOWERS No. 8 Rect SS hs : ing plantis wanted: 
: a © : ¥ A. A-prnus— Flowers, bright 
‘ FES f purple, 8 inches, June. 
The chief glory of the garden in : BRE RO ZS: ‘ 7 ier A. Atpinus Arzus—Flowers 
the Fall is the riot of color fur- - , en PY 3 pure white, 8 inches, June. 
nished by the tumbling, billowy é x : - A. AMELLI Light blue, 
masses _ of the asters and golden ey : 3 large, flowering in Aug- 
rods. The golden reds fur- se | oy bY : ; F y ust, 12 inches. 
nish on'y the yellow, but 2 . ; ; ome 7 NY A. BEssaARApicus—One of 
the astershaveeveryshide € S 1 3 “Y ; _ the best purple-flowered 
of purple, violet, blue, e >  — ee cS = : 1 species, flowers large in 
lavender, pink and white. a we © > - ££ é late summer ard early 
Because a prophet is not jaalh r eo. ® - ; autumn, 18 inches. 
without glory save in his : ; 4 3 : A. Cassupicus— Flowers 
own countiy, our native ; y = 3 light lavender, covering the 
asters Were never taken seriously ° fi e_aN a plant completely, August, 2 ft. 
by American gardeners until they es .% d 4 These are late flowering, fine 
became fashionable in England, ae x ‘ for massing shrubberies and 
and the big English culuvators : i . . aie, borders. 
produced varieties with larger c ay d  # A. GRANDIFLORUS — The finest 
flowers and purer colors. The B eee q ; of all, flowers often measure 2 
hardy garden really needs the D ‘ = E inches in diameter and area 
violet of the New England aster a r ‘ 5 ” pretty violet blue, very late 
in late summer when all else is , ws flowering, November, 18 to 24 
conspiring in the whole gamut of : : ak e : : inches. 
yellows; and there is no color ; A. Mme. Soyneuse— Bright, 
that is a betier foil to the golden Kis SS rare 3 ~— rosy-lilac, compact grower, 
lints. Sats : . : very free bloomer, 15 inches. 
We have tried all the kinds in culti- 6 EDU chetose Colores apnEe 
vation on both sides ofthe water and > # DS Ow right rose-colored, 4 feet, 
offer below a few of the very best. September. 
We have others of equal merit for A. Lapy TREVALLYN — Pure 
specific purposes, and will gladly tell nd f : f white, September, 2 to 3 feet. 
you the relative merits ofany in which ° —ed é oe A. PrarRMICOIDES—Pure white. 
Non are interested One beauty of = - - AR 18 inches, August and Sep- 
the perennial aster is that they 5 
permanent, and so hardy vou Coe Let us help you plan a hardy garden this Fall that will give pp CDF ae ean gees blue, 6 
kill them. There is no fuss aiour 42% 0/007" Jrom frost lo frost. We are specialists in hardy feet high, October ° 
raising them every year f-om seed as 2°76717#@¢S, growing them exciusively—which means superior Pr CES: $1.50 per doz., $ 
you do with the China Aster, nor are ©*€¢¢#¢7!C€ oF Stock. Send for our 1906 catalogue. ih dr ed ieee AG tae 
they snlject to numerous insects and per hundred, except A. Gran- 
diseases as are their annual brothers, J. B. KELLER SONS, Rochester, New York. I Me aes per 
CARDEN mac ne S 
USED FhOM OCEAN TO OCEAN FOR 23 YEARS. 
Sold by Seed Dealers of America. 
on Bugs and Blights, etc., to 
B. HAMMOND, Fishkill-on=-Hudson, New York. 
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Saves Currants, Potatoes, Cabbage, Melons, Flowers, Trees and Shrubs 
from Insects. Put up in popular packages at popular prices. Write for free pamphlet 
Wm, Underwood Co.’s Products ! 
The report made public by the State Board of 
' Health, through the press, declares “Underwood's 
{7 LITTLE RED DEVIL BRAND OF DEVILED HAM, 
TONGUE, CHICKEN and TURKEY almost wholly muscular 
fibre (meat), with spice, QUALITY EXCELLENT.” 
A distinction accorded Wm. Underwood Co.'s DEVILED 
GOODS ALONE. The report shows ther ABSOLUTE PUR- 
ITY and freedom from improper adulterants and preservatives. 
Underwood’s Goods are Absolutely Pure 
and Honestly Labelled. 
The report recommends the Wm. Underwood Co.’s CANNING PLANTS 
as MODELS to be copied by others in the same business. 
For fifty years their gocds have been used by people who KNOW that 
they are deliciously appetizirg and nounshing. A bright college girl said of 
Underwood’s Deviled Ham: 
‘* Branded with the Devi!, but Fit for the Gods.”’ 
Sold by all first-class dealers. If your grocer does not sell it, for his name 
and 15 cents in stamps, we will send you 1-4 lb. can. 
Reprints of this report as made will be mailed by us postpaid upon application. 
WM. UNDERWOOD CO. - - -_ Boston, Mass. 
