BARGAINS FOR 50c. POSTPAID 
NOTE—Any 3 of these sets for $1.25, postpaid. “a | 
All these are our selection and picked from our regular stock so that every set is a bargain. 
Order by number. 
OFFER 
No. 213 Ten Everblooming Roses, ten colors. Great 
VialUG ne cierenoreiete SNe eins Ge lare’ ls Neve letens ter ovrenerette 50c. 
Wo. 214 Six Hardy Hybrid Perpetual Roses, nicely 
assorted: (48. S848... Rae eee oe cheat 50c. 
No. 215 Six New and Rare Roses, all distinct. A 
very. special solerls 54. ein ci.8.aee «tee tens 50c. 
No. 216 Three Everblooming Roses, one polyan- 
tha, one climbing and one hybrid per- 
NsHiregigrrib< sek CY SWPS ESA} Cob SaGlaadcc 50c. 
No. 217 Six Beautiful Roses, specially selected for 
Winters bloeninen ci ere eieleteleie- clade 50c. 
No. 218- Five Choice Cemetery Roses, specially se- 
lected for this purpose.........----. 50c. 
No.219 Seven Hardy Climbing Roses. For porches, 
arches: etal. hice ee ce sh. eR ee 50c. 
Ne. 220 Ten Violets. We will choose a good as- 
SOVUMENt: caper sicloyeus eo eush ei eho ey sheets reel 50¢. 
MAGNIFICENT EVER- 
BLOOMING CANNAS 
feet long. Will bloom till frost. 
50c paid 
Enough for a round bed 8 feet across, or a single row 4 
OFFER 
No. 221 Seven Hardy Perennials; will last for 
years 882 Se4 oe al Pee eee Oc. 
No. 222 Hight Chrysanthemums. You should have 
these for. Fall bloom. 2... .... Fiano: 50c, 
No. 223 Six Hardy Climbing Vines. Always use- 
ful for covering unsightly walls, etc... 50c 
No. 224 Five Double and Two Single Geraniums. ; 
Sure to: splease.. 7. =. o. She eee 50c. 
No. 225 Five Single and Two Double Geraniums. / 
Always im demand... - .... sa ousetotns Oc. 
No. 226 Ten Beautiful Coleus for bedding. A good 
collection & 67%... $28. ~ 6 see oe ee we DOCH 
No. 227 Seven dwarf C. & J. Cannas. A great 
bargain for a 4-it. round bed......... 50c. 
No. 228 Ten Fragrant Monthly Carnation Pinks. 
Extra. Chelcenge.c.-c chs & = sats eee claire 50c. 
No. 229 Eight Hardy Shrubs. Always nice. We 
will send a good collection........... 50c. 
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Flower 
One-quarter 
size 
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Duke of York (4% ft.). Pink color with creamy throat 
and edged with gold. (See cut.) 
King Humbert (4 ft.). A famous Canna. Color orange 
scarlet streaked with crimson. Bronze foliage. 
Director Holtze (3 ft.). Bright vellow, faintly. dotted 
with rose. Very attractive. 
Louise (5 ft.). Large flowers of soft rose pink, dappled 
and streaked red. 
Mrs. George A. Strohlein (6 ft.). 
bronze. 
President McKinley (214 ft.). 
formed. A low compact grower. 
OFFER 
6 ABOVE NAMED 
Ss 
No. 230 ELECTED CANNAS 
C. & J. SAMPLE COLLECTION 
18 SPLENDID 06% ROSES $1.0) zesz 
These 18 STRONG, HARDY EVER-BLOOMING 
ROSES will be selected from our regular stock of 
sturdy, healthy plants; Roses that have been thorough- 
ly tested and found to be hardy (with protection) in this 
climate; of good form, good color, and in every way sat- 
isfactory. We will choose same as we would for our- 
selves and make you up a nice assortment, including all 
the finest colors, such as red, white, pink, ete. There 
will be no two Roses alike, but each one will be sep- 
arately labeled and all carefully packed, and guaranteed 
to reach you in good growing condition. 
Cc. & J. ROSES TO BLOOM AND 
We Guarantee GIVE SATISFACTION if given fair 
teatment. We WANT you to succeed with our plants 
and full cultural directions will be sent with each order. 
lf you want Roses that will bloom quickly, be sure to 
order our C. & J. SAMPLE COLLECTION. 
POST- 
Gentlemen: I have neglected hitherto, and wish 
to take this opportunity of telling you the great sat- 
isfaction and delight I derived from the 18 for $1.00 
Rose Collection which I obtained from you last Sum- 
mer. Both in the selection you made and in the 
freedom of bloom I was more than gratified. 
Very truly, Mrs. S. F. 5 
ASK OFFER No. 231 
18 EVER-BLOOMING 
ROSES, $1.00, Postpaid 
THE CONARD & JONES COMPANY : 
118 
Flowers are amaranth red. 
Deep rich crimson flowers, beautifully 
50c. Post-paid. 
Foliage 
A Pleasant Surprise _ 
$4.00 “°8ror ony $1.00) 
AFTER JUNE ist, and until August 1, 1911, we will 
send, postpaid, to any address in the United States, 
$2.50 worth of plants of our selection, at regular 
catalog prices, for only $1.00. (Let us remind you 
that in sending us $1.00 you are paying us 25c. to 
40c. for postage and packing, and only 60c. to 75ce. 
for the $2.50 worth of plants which we will send you.) 
For our friends who wish plants shipped by express at 
their expense, so earth can be left on the roots, we 
will send (after June Ist), $4.00 worth of Plants for 
only $1.00. (Selection to be left to us as above.) 
For customers east of the Mississippi river, who have | 
low rates, we strongly recommend express shipments. | 
How can we afford to do it? To make sure of having | 
enough plants, and not become sold out before the end | 
of the season, we are compelled to grow great quan- 
tities, and often have some left over. Of course, we 
cannot tell in advance which these will be, but we 
will make you up a nice assortment, entirely our se- 
lection, of good, strong plants. 
P. S.—Please ask for the ‘*‘Pleasant Surprise Collection’” 
and send us $1.00 now, or at any time before July, 
1911, and your order will be carefully booked and 
shipped as soon as its turn can be reached, beginning 
June ist. Remember— 
$4.00 Worth of Plants (.,2%..) $1.00 
$2.50 Worth ( get, ) for $1.00 
WEST GROVE, PA. 
