


How to Make Out Orders 
How to Make On the order sheet enclosed in this Catalogue write 
Out an Order. your fullname and complete address plainly. Give 
post office and box number, name of county and 
state. If mail is delivered to your door, give R. F. D. numberand 
box or full street address, to insure prompt delivery of your mail. 
State whether goods are to be shipped by mail, express or freight; 
if by express or freight, give the name of the railroad station if 
different from your post office. 
Howto Select from this catalogue the articles wanted, and if 
Order. vegetable and flower seeds are arranged numerically, as 
nearly as possible, and plants, tools, ete., kept separate 
on the order sheet, it will help us fill your order more quickly and 
accurately. Ifseeds are ordered by number, besure to give it 
correctly. Ifnumber and name of each variety is given, mistakes 
are less liable to occur. State clearly whether a packet, ounce, 
quarter pound, pound, etc., is wanted. Read over your order to 
see if prices are correct and all is clear. 
Keep a Copy We use the greatest care in filling, checking and 
of your Order packing orders, but in spite of all, mistakes may 
occur. Should anything wrong happen in your 
order, advise us promptly, and same will be promptly rectified. 
Do not return goods until you hear from us. 
Send Us Your The sooner you send your order after you receive 
Order Early. this book, the better. Should you want any perish- 
able goods (potatoes, bulbs, plants, etc.) held for 
later shipment, advise us when you want them shipped, and we 
will book order for delivery at the time you specify. 
All Orders are 2nd as far as possible, in rotation as received. 
Promptly Filled If you do not receive your order after waiting a 
reasonable length of time, send us a duplicate, 
giving date, amount, form ofremittance, your fullname and post- 
office from which original order was sent, and it will help us trace 
your order. 
Our Terms. Cash for full amount of order must be sent us. Wedo 
not care to send goods C. O, D., but if you want them 
this way, one-third of the amountof the order must accompany 
it. Plants or other perishable goodscannot be sentC.0O. D. If 
in a special hurry for seeds, etc., you can now telegraph your 
order and the money in the same message by the Western Union 
Telegraph Company. 
How to Send The safest way to send money is by post office money 
order, express money order, or bank draft. On all 
amounts of $1.00 or over you may purchase your 
money order or register your letter at our expense. If you remit 
by cash, your letter should be registered... When remittance is 
made by any of the above methods,we hold ourselves responsible 
for its safe arrival. If you live on an R. F. D. route, give mail 
carrier your order and money; he will purchase a money order 
for youand mailittous. Where the above methods are incon- 
venient we will accept postage stamps. 
Money. 
We Deliver Free by parcel post or express to your home, post- 
office or express office all seeds, bulbs, plants, 
ete., listed in this Catalogue at postpaid prices. If you wish larger 
quantities of seeds, potatoes, onion sets, roots, tools, insecticides, 
ete., which we quote, not prepaid, sent by parcel post, you can in 
some instances save money by having them sent this way. Suffi- 
cent money to cover parcel post charges must be added to the 
prices quoted not prepaid and remitted with your order, as post- 
age on parcel post packages must be prepaid. 
Change of Notify us when changing residence, giving new as well 
Address. aS old address. Catalogues or merchandise sent to 
wrong address cannot be forwarded by your postmaster. 
Extra Send us names and addresses of your friends, and we 
Catalogues. Will mail a catalogue to them, FREE. 
Correspondence. We give full cultural directions on all our pack- 
ages of both flower and vegetable seeds, also 
Planting Table on page2 and Spraying Schedule on page 3, but 
should you need further information than that given, write us, 
but on a separate paper from the order sheet. 

WM. HENRY MAULE, Inc., PHILADELPHIA, PA., 1923 
Read before Ordering 
ir these Suggestions Save errors 

Parcel Post Rate 
WEIGHT LIMIT:—The weight limit within the first, second and third 
zones is now 70 pounds, and within all other zones 50 pounds. 
Shipments of 20 pounds or over are cheaper if sent by Express beyond the 
third zone. 
Domestic Parcel Post Rates Within U.S. and Possessions. 
Rates from Philadelphia. Pa. 
First Pound Each Additional 
or Fraction Pound or Fraction 
First Zone, within 50 miles of Phila. 5c ion" 
Second Zone, within 50-150 miles of Phila. 5c ie 
Third Zone, within 150-300 miles of Phila, 6c Ze 
Fourth Zone, within 300-600 miles of Phila. 7c 4c 
Fifth Zone, within 600-1000 miles of Phila. 8c ~. 36e: 
Sixth Zone, within 1000-1400 miles of Phila. 9c 8c 
Seventh Zone, within 1400-1800 miles of Phila. lic i0¢ 
Eight Zone, all over 1800 miles of Phila. 12c 12¢ 
If in doubt obtain your zone rate from your Postmaster. 
Beans, Sweet Corn, Peas, Clovers, Grasses, Farm and Grain 
seeds ordered in bulk can often be sent cheaper by pareel post 
than by express. When ordering any of these seeds, add postage 
to the prices quoted not prepaid and remit with your order, as 
postage on ali parcel post packages must be prepaid. 
WE DELIVER FREE BY PARCEL POST all Seeds, Plants, Bulbs, 
etc., quoted in this catalogue POSTPAID. 

Maule’s Remarkable 
Four Leaf Clover 
Guarantee 

1. Safe Arrival. We guarantee that all goods, except perish- 
able plants, will reach the customer in good condition. 
2. Money Imsured. We further hold ourselves responsible 
for the safe arrival of all remittances sent by post office money 
order, express money order, draft, check or registered letter. This, 
with the first of the guarantees, protects you absolutely from dan- 
ger of damage or loss through transit. 
3. We Pay Postage. All seeds quoted by the packet, ounce, 
or fraction thereof, quarter pound, half pound, pound and 5 pounds, 
as well as all bulbs, plants, trees, tools, insecticides, etc., offered 
in this Catalogue at postpaid prices will be delivered free of any 
extra charges to your home or post office. 
4. As to Crops. Under the varying ¢onditions of soil and 
climate, it is absolutely impossible for any seedsman to guarantee 
theresults of seeds, bulbs or plants. We, WM. HENRY MAULE, 
Inc., therefore, in common with all American Seedsmen, give no 
warranty, express or implied,.as tothe description, quality, pro- 
ductiveness or any other matter of any seeds, plants and bulbs 
we send out, and we will not be in any way responsible for the 
crop. We cannot, under any circumstances, assume responsibil- 
ity for more than the actual price paid for seeds, plants or bulbs. 
If the purchaser does not accept the goods on these terms, they 
are at once to be returned; but we do guarantee that we will use 
every effort tosend you the best seeds, plants and bulbs procurable, 
of such varieties as you may order. 

No Market Gardeners or Florists 
in the United States and possessions wnose annual order exceeds 
Ten Dollars, should fail to have our special Market Gardener and 
Florist price list, which will be mailed free to all who apply for it 
who are raising vegetables or flowers for sale. It will provea 
money-saver. Prices are right, goods are right, and as hundreds 
of our Market Gardener and Florist friends have remarked: “Once 
a customer for Manle'’s Seeds always a customer.” Wearesure 
you willsay the same. You had better send a postal card request 
for it today. = 





