The Conard & Jones Company MgW AUTUMN 



..GUIDE 1906.. 



THE FLORAL NURSERIES 



West Grove, Pa. - U. S. A. 



Photogfraphs of the Great Gold M?dal and Grand 

 Prize awarded to The Conard & Jones Company 

 for their exhibit of New Cannas, Roses, and 

 Hardy Shrubbery, at the Universal Exposition, 

 St. Louis, U. S. A., 1904. 



O. <& J. 



Roses and House Plants for Fall Planting, 

 and Winter Bloom, 1906 



The ASSORT.VlENr of Bulbs and Plants we offer for 

 Fall planting is we believe unexcelled T (See Index page 

 42.) The QUALITY of our goods is " right up." It was 

 this quality that won for us the Highest Awards at St. 

 Louis World's Fair, 1904. As to our RBLI AblLI FY . ask 

 any Bank or Mercantile Agency in the United States, or 

 better still, ask our customers. 



WB aUARANTEH that everything you order from us 

 will be as represented in our Catalog and will reach you 



in first-class condition anywhere in the United States. 

 When anything is not right, advise us promptly and we 

 will make it so. We have been practicing this ever since 

 we began business and believe it is the foundation of our 

 success. We hope you will examine our offers and send 

 us your orders this Fall. 



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Faithfully yours, 



Alfred F. Conard, President 

 S. Morris Jones, Treasurer 

 Antoine Wintzer, Vice-President 

 Robert Pvle, Secretary 



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West Grove, Pa., U. S. A. 



GROWERS OF THE BEST ROSES IN AMERICA" 



INFORMATION FOR PURCHASERS-Piease 



use the Printed Envelope and Order Sheet, and be sure 

 to write your full name and address clear and plain, and 

 always the same way (Mr., Mrs., or Miss). 



Alway i forward cash with your order, preferably by 

 P. U. or Express Money Order, Registered Letter 

 or Bank Draft Postage Stamps accepted for small 

 amounts. 



Free Delivery in the United States— NOTICE— At the 

 prices given in this Catalog, we deliver all bulbs and 

 seeds free of charge, by mail or express (at our option), 

 also all plants suitable to go by mail, but when 

 plants are sent by express, either by request of the 

 purchaser or because too large to go by mail, the pur- 

 chaser must pay the express charges. Canadian and 

 Foreign orders should be accompanied with 10 per cent, 

 extra payment to cover additional cost of packing and 

 postage. 



THESE PREMIUMS CANNOT be allowed on 



goods bought at dozen rates or hundred or pound 

 prices, nor on Special Offers or Bargains. Our prices 

 for these are already so low that no further reduction 

 can be made. BUT when plants, bulbs or seeds are 

 ordered at the prices named for a single item, packet or 

 ounce, the following liberal premiums may be selected : 



$1.^0 worth of goods bought at single rates, select (o valae of $0. 1 5 



2.00 " " " " " " " .30 



3.00 " " " " " " " .50 



5.00 " " " " " " " 1.00 



10.00 " •* " " " " " 2.50 



20.00 " " " " " *' " 6.00 



All our customers can rely on getting good value 

 and liberal and satisfactory treatment in every way 



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