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Page 101. Annual Catalogue for 1905 of Maule’s Four-Leat Clover 
Flowers. 
S I have stated before, this department the last few years has 
received a great deal of my personal atteniion, and I can truly say 
I know that Maule’s Flower Seeds have no superior in this country, 
and in many special varieties they are simply unequaled. That is 
why flower lovers everywhere are depending upon me more and more 
every year for the choicest strains of their favorites. Forthe last few 
years, each season the increased demand for my Flower Seeds and 
Bulbs has been far beyond my expectations, showing that Beautiful 
Flowers are fully appreciated in our American homes, and that the 
great American Public as soon as they can depend on success and not 
failure in their gardening operations are sure to patronize a firm that 
will give them what they want, viz: Flower Seeds that will not only 
grow, but will produce results. Last summer I traveled many thousand 
miles, visiting Germany, Austria, Italy, France, England and other 
countries, on the lookout for all new or superior strains or varieties of 
Flower Seeds and Bulbs. I returned home with a few additions to the 
list, but more than ever impressed with the fact that the following 

pages contain everything worth listing known to the Horticultural 
world. No matter if you want only a5 cent packet of the most ordi- 
nary flower, you have my assurance of entire satisfaction if you follow 
the plain and simple cultural instructions printed on every packet of 
Maule’s seeds. I wish especially to call the attention of my customers 
to the fact that no matter whether you order one packet of flower seeds 
or a hundred packets, every customer will receive free, a full sized 
packet of my Silver Anniversary Sweet Peas, beautifully illustrated on 
the outside wrapper around this Seed Book. They are the largest flow- 
ering and best of all Sweet Peas to be had the world over. Further- 
more, I wish all my customers to bear in mind that for 25 cents, they 
may select any six 5-cent packets, or any three 10 cent packets of fiower 
seeds; and in addition to six 5-cent packets or three 10-cent packets for 
25 cents, you also receive one packet of the Silver Anniversary Sweet 
Pea absolutely free. 
Thanking one and all for their liberal and increased patronage in 
the floral line of my business, and trusting that the increased demand 
may continue for 1905, 
I Remain, 
Always yours to command, 

Special Discount on Flower Seeds in Packets and Ounces. 
If your order for flower seeds in packets and ounces amounts to $1.30, you need remit only $1.00. 
If your order for flower seeds im packets and ounces amounts to $2.75, you need remit only $2.00. 
If your order for flower seeds im packets and ounces amounts to $4.25, yon need remit only $3.00. 
If your order for flower seeds in packets and ounces amounts to $5.70, you need remit only $4.00. 
If your order for flower seeds im packets and ounces amounts to $7.50, you need remit only $5.00. 

1 spent two weeks in Paris last summer, and needless to say, I 
was very much impressed, as I have always been before, with the beau- 
tiful assortment of lovely flowers that are sent in from the suburbs 
every day andsold in various flower markets located in the open 
Streets in different parts of that beautiful city. The idea occurred to 
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ASTER, VERY EARLY PARISIAN. 
easily forced. Packet, 10 cents. 
the soil. 
bloom the whole summer. 

AGERATUM, DwarfImperial. This variety is quite dwart, with 
dark blue flowers rising well above the foliage, and which on account 
of their long stems are valuable for bouquets. 
growth, it is also very good for borders. 
ASTER, Very Early Parisian. Half dwarf, floriferous, very double, 
and of considerable variation in color, remarkable 
which beats Queen of the Market by at least two weeks. 
CLARKIA, New Blotched and Striped. 
white blotched and striped purplish red, and therefore a very welcome 
addition to this very interesting class of plants. 
ble comment in any garden. Packet, 10 cents. 
MIGNONETTE, Pyramidal Large Flowered. 
rounding the central stalk form a short Dynarald instead of resting on 
Flowers compact, cone shaped, 
: My Parisian Collection of Six Popular French Flowers. 
me that it would not be a bad scheme to select six of the leading popu- 
lar sorts, and offer one packet of each at a reduced price in a collection 
to be called the Parisian Collection of Popular Flowers, as above and 
here itis. One packet of each of the 6 choice varieties named below 
sent to any address for 85 cents, or 4 collections, for $1.00. 
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CLARKIA, NEw BLOTCHED AND STRIPED. 
Being compact in 
Packet, 10 cents. 
for its earliness, 
It may be 
A delicate new color, 
Sure to excite favora- 
The stems sur- 
and if well cared for will | |: 

SALPIGLOSSIS, EMPEROR. 


SALPIGLOSSIS, Emperor. 
as the old type. 
larger, much showier and more richly colored than any Salpiglossis I 
am acquainted with. Packet, 10 cents. 
PETUNIA, General Dodds. This variety is ofa peculiar color, un- 
known among Petunias, being velvety dark red, almost black. Will 
prove one of the handsomest and most ornamental varieties; of easy 
culture, flowering throughout the whole summer; the deep color of its 
flowers will relieve and enhance the lighter colored plants. Pkt., 10 cts. 
This new variety is not so spreading 
Packet, 10 cents. | 
It forms a compact bouquet of flowers, which are | 

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' One Packet of Each of the 6 above Superb French Flowers only 35 cents, Postpaid. 

Get your neighbor to join you and if your combined orders amount to $3.00 or over I will send you 
both one of these Collections free. 
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