
New Floral Guide—Autumn, 1903. 3 
THE CONARD snp —-,41— AUTUMN, 1903 
JONES COMPANY “"4*-7= West Grove, Pa. 


. . DEAR FRIENDS:—We beg to remind 
To Our Friends and Patrons: you that Fall planting time is here again, 
and trusting that all previous orders have been filled to your entire satisfaction and that 
we shall have the pleasure of continuing you among our regular customers, we present 
herewith Our New Autumn Guide for 1903, and ask your kind attention to our splen- 
did stock of Bulbs and other choice things for Fall planting. Bulbs are one of our leading 
specialties, and Bulbs you know must be planted in the Fall, whether intended for Winter 
flowering in the house or conservatory or for early Spring flowering in beds and borders in 
the open ground. Bulbs are among the sweetest and most beautiful flowers we have, 
also the easiest to grow and the surest to bloom. They are the finest flowers you can 
plant for Winter bloom in the house or conservatory, and also for early Spring bloom in 
beds and borders in open ground, and are unequalled in beauty and fragrance. We import 
our Bulbs direct from the best growers in Europe, China and Japan, and take every care to 
have them of the very best quality. We sell at lowest possible prices, and in order to 
make it easy for our friends to get them we deliver all Bulbs at the prices quoted (unless 
noted) free by mail or express (at our option) to any post-office or railroad station in the 
United States, postage and express charges are paid by us. But roses, plants and shrubbery 
can only be delivered free when sent by mail. On all those sent by express or freight, the 
purchaser must pay the charges, but we are careful to pack as light as safe, and always add 
a liberal allowance of choice extras to cover the cost. Weare doing a large and constantly 
increasing Fall business, and want all flower lovers to know that the Conard & Jones Com- 
pany’s Floral Nurseries, West Grove, Pa., is the best and most satisfactory place to get the 
Finest Roses, Bulbs, House Plants and Flower seeds. Our guarantee goes withevery order— 
“Tf any thing is not right, we will make itso.” We have been practicing this ever since 
we began business and believe it is the foundation of our success. Don’t forget the name. 
ALWAYS ADDRESS 
ALFRED F. CONARD, President The Conard & Jones Co. 
S. MORRIS JONES, Treasurer 
ANTOINE WINTZER, Vice-President ROSE AND FLOWER GROWERS 
ROBERT PYLE, Secretary WEST GROVE, PA. 
INFORMATION FOR PURCHASERS—tPlease use the Bentea Envelope and Order 
Sheet whenever convenient, so as to avoid all chance of mistake, and be sure to write your full 
name and address clear and plain. 
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 purchaser must pay the express charges. To Canada we send pot-grown 
roses, also plants, bulbs and seeds by mail, postpaid, but large roses, shrubs and trees are pro- 
hibited. We send also to Cuba, Bermuda, Porto Rico, Hawaii, Mexico, Manila, etc. 
PLEASE FORWARD THE MONEY WITH THE ORDER—Renittance by PO: 
order, registered letter, bank draft and express is at our risk, and we will add a handsome present to 
offset cost of same on all orders paid in this way. We accept new postage stamps for small amounts 
same as Cash, but prefer money orders whenever convenient. When coins are sent they should be 
carefully wrapped in paper or cloth, and care taken to seal the letter securely. 
PREMIUMS ON ORDERS—our prices are extremely low, but we allow our customers the 
following liberal premiums on everything ordered from this Catalog when bought at the single rate, 
but these premiums cannot be allowed on special offers or on goods bought at dozen or 100 rates. 
$1.00 ORDERS, SELECT TO VALUE, $1.10 | $3.00 ORDERS, SELECT TO VALUE, $3.45 | $10.00 ORDERS, SELECT TO VALUE, $12.50 
$2.00 se ‘é 8 $2.25 | $5.00 ae ss a $5.75 $20.00 oe ss ss $26.00 
All our customers can rely on getting good value and liberal and satisfactory treatment in every way. 





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