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RAWBERRIES 
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A & big, red and luscious are PR 
SS S grown from ALLEN’S 
choice, vigorous straw- 
berry plants. None bet- 
ter, Good Luck, Ches- ¥ 
apeake, Virginia and @ te 
Gardinal, new Glen 
Mary, Haverland, Dun- 
lap, Marshall, Klondike, 
Gandy, Buback, Climax, 
y and all best standard 
sorts, 90 varieties. Prices 
right DEWBER- 
RIES, Austins, Lu- 
cretia, and Premo. I 
have big stock and they are fine. 
Also Raspberry, Currant and Goose- 
berry plants, and Grape vines. In 
SEEDS I have the leading varieties for field and garden. 
My 1907 supply of Peas, Beans, Watermelon, Cantaloupe, 
and Cucumber seeds is very cholee. Millions of vege- 
table plants in season. My 60-p g2 Catalogue for 1907 tells 
about lots of good things for the farm and garden and 
where to getthem. It’s Free. Send name and address 
m™ on postal today to W. F. ALLEN, 
Salisbury, Maryland 
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Nature has given us such a wealth of yellow flowers in 
autumn that gardens are sometimes overrun in September 
by a riot of coarse flowers and monotonous color. One of 
the most refined and distinctive yellow flowers in cultiva- 
tion is Helenium Autumnale, which anyone can distin- 
guish at once from a sunflower. It is of the same type of 
beauty as a Gaillardia, the “ravs’’ being wider at the 
apex and regularly indented. Why not try all the Hele- 
niums worth growing? Each of the kinds mentioned be- 
low supplements the master of the genus in some way as 
partly indicated below. ; 
H. AUTUMNALE. 
Deep golden yellow flowers in August and Septem- 
ber, 4 to 5 feet. vs 
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. AUTUMNALE SUPERBUM. 
Large, clear. yellow flowers in branching panicles. 
September, 5 to 6 feet. y 
. BIGELOVI. 
A new species with deep yellow flowers and black 
disk, long stems, 2 feet. 
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£. fea: ! F Ze ; - GRANDICEPHALUM STRIATUM 
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| Saving Valu able Old Trees : : p ? EE Of robust habit, Srowing 4 to 4 feet high, with flow- 
| 2 i . : 2B ers from r to 2 inches in diameter, in large heads of 
Valuable trees are in constant danger and should ie . i a deep orange color, striped and splashed with crim- 
have professional care every year. We put trees in o j . bs son; in July and August. 
|| perfect condition for a reasonable charge. ‘Tree Sur- a ae : . HOOPSEI. 
| gery, Pruning, Removing Dead Wood, Spraying, and A 4 - ; : y Bright Grange yellow, flowers 2% to 3 inches in di- 
ii Fertilization are handled by a large force of treesmen é j eer in June and again in fall, 2 to 3 feet. 
|| and all inspections are made by graduate specialists from Fs : a "A fine summer and autumn flowering perennial, 
i he Massachusetts Agricultural College. The nature - ; oy : 3 growing from 1 to 2 feet high, with flowers of a 
of the work requires practical training and equipment, : = ‘ ; | golden yellow. 
|and it is wholly apart from the duties of gardeners. 
| Spraying for San Jose Scale, Elm Leaf Beetle and all Insect 
| Pests. 
| Special rates to Nursery Men, Landscape Architects, Towns 
Weyate for our booklet on “Care of Trees.’’ It will interest you. : : = os | J, B, KELLER SONS, ROCHESTER, N, Y, 
iI MUNSON-WHITAKER COMPANY : 
Home Office: Tremont Building, Boston, Mass. 
Branch Offices: Flatiron Building, N. Y., Albany, 
| } Harrisburg. 
| Big Money 
In Early Potatoes 
Potatoes grown from Northern Seed are always earliest. 
They yield, look, cook and taste best and bring best price. 
Our Early Petoskey matures two weeks ahead of any 
Southern seed. A new potato, nice size, round, smooth, 
cooks perfectly, fine flavor. Three Big Petoskeys and 
our new, 150 page seed catalogue, 
describing 25 other choice potatoes, 
by mail for 25c. Catalog, alone, 
free, if ordered quick. 
DARLING & BEAHAN 
308 Michigan St., Petoskey,Mich. 
$1.50 per dozen, $10.00 per 100, except 
H. Bigeivvi, which is $2.50 per dozen. 
Beauty and Protection 
The object of all house-painting is to combine these qualities: The paint that 
longest protects a building at the lowest average cost per annum affords the most efficient 
and economical protection; that which yields the purest and most lasting tints is the 
most beautiful. OXIDE OF ZINC in paint increases its protective efficiency, decreases 
its cost and enhances the purity, brilliancy and durability of its tints. All good modern 
house paint is based on OXIDE OF ZINC. 
A suggestive Paniphlet Mls, NEW JERSEY ZINC CO. 
*““PAINT: WHY, HOW AND WHEN” 
FREE to Property Owners 71 Broadway New York 
A list of manufacturers of zinc paints sent on application. 
We do not grind zinc in oil. 
ROSEDALE NURSERIES 
Our Catalogue will make plain why our customers are so enthu- 
siastic as to say to their friends: 
is the title of Our New Catalogue for 1907—the most beautiful 
and instructive horticultural publication of the day—I88 pages— 
700 engravings—6 superb colored plates—6 duotone plates 
of vegetables and flowers. 
“There is only one place to buy -roses’’ 
S. G. HARRIS, Tarrytown, INGaNe 
To give this catalogue the largest possible distribution, we make 
the following liberal offer: 
Every Empty Envelope 
Counts as Cash 
Mameest aa. stock of 
Hardy Plants in America 
Catalogues on Application 
ELEIOTLT NURSERY CO., Pirrspure, Pa. 
To every one who will state where this advertisement was seen and 
who encloses Ten Cents (in stamps), we will mail the catalogue, 
AND ALSO SEND FREE OF CHARGE 
Our famous 50 cent “HENDERSON’’ COLLECTION OF SEEDS 
containing one packet each of Giant Mixed Sweet Peas; Giant Fancy Pansies, mixed; 
Giant Victoria Asters, mixed; Henderson’s Big Boston Lettuce; Early Ruby Tomato; 
and Henderson’s Half Long Blood Beet, in a coupon envelope, which, when emp- 
tied and returned will be accepted as a 25-cent cash payment on any order 
amounting to $1.00 and upward. 
f Buy From A Specialist — 
SPECIMEN TREES 
Choice Evergreens,)'':: 
: Ornamental Planting, 
Also DECIDUOUS TREES and SHRUBS 
Write for large illustrated catalog. 
D. HILL, Evergreen Specialist, 
DUNDEE, ILLINOIS 
