Four Distinct Colors, All Very 
Double, Fragrant and Hardy 
* MADAME CAROLINE TESTOUT 
THE GREAT BEDDING ROSE (see cut) 
In the great public gardens in England and on the Euro- 
pean Continent, this Rose is extensively planted in beds 
of from twelve to one hundred plants, and in Portland, 
Oregon, and elsewhere, it is in great favor for mass planting 
along the streets. (See cut, foot of page 21.) It is a grand 
Rose, with large, full flowers and handsome buds which re- 
semble the famous La France Rose, but the color is clear 
cherry-red, finely edged with silvery rose. A strong grower, 
and abundant bloomer. One of the best for open ground 
planting. I-yr. 15 cts., postpaid; 2-yr., 40 cts., Star size. 
65 cts., by express. 
* HECTOR MACKENZIE (new) 
(See cut page 23) 
This choice new Hybrid Tea is very large, full and 
globular in form. Color deep rose, shaded with silvery 
carmine and crimson. This variety will keep its place 
among the best of the Hybrid Tea class. Sweetly 
perfumed and lasts a long time when cut. I-yr. 25 cts., 
postpaid; 2-yr. 50 cts., Star size 75 cts., by express. 
* MADAME MELANIE SOUPERT 
(See cut page 24) 
Large double flowers; fine salmon-yellow, suffused with 
carmine; freely borne on strong branching plants; quite 
hardy. It is particularly fine in bud form and is highly 
recommended on account of its delicate, soft coloring 
which is hard to surpass. I-yr. 15 cts., postpaid; 2-yr. 40 
cts., Star size, 65 cts., by express. 
* GENERAL MacARTHUR 
A grand everblooming Rose, both buds and flowers are 
extra-large; color, bright glowing crimson-scarlet; a vig- 
orous grower, every shoot producing a flower of intense 
brilliant color; very sweetly scented. Unexcelled as a 
splendid all-round garden Rose. I-yr. 20 cts., post- 
paid; 2-yr. 45 cts., Star size, 75 cts., by express. 
Offer No. 114 
ye. aa ; ; 
“AN Stn... 7 a . : The above 4 magnificent Everblooming Roses 
3 KE Pay £ T=VIs SiZE- o/s 1c eRe ee 60c., postpaid 
MME. CAROLINE Dave SIZE sicis See ee $1.50, by express 
} SJ SENS oadgacooccadcavopadacnes $2.50, by express 
Gentlemen: April 7, 1911 
No. 1421 May 29, I91I 
Genilzwen® Y We prepay express charges on all Enclosed you will please find a check to your 
order for $100, also an order for list of Roses 
Replying to your faver of the 27th, I am } 1 
able to advise that the shipment of Roses ar- orders for $5 and over bought from and plants which I would like to have you send 
rived on the 26th. They were in good condition. | this book; om express orders under | me. The Roses we now have growing around 
You certainly had them all beat on size and SEO aes FIA é . our house, some 280 in number, are a standing 
quality of two-year-old Roses. $5, add 10 per eent and we will advertisement for thenaie ae Conard & Jones. 
$a truly, : : ery truly, 
Me WESC metric Nichiaes prepay express Dr. M. B. S., Utah 
% See pages 10 and 11 14 
