25-CENT 

 BARGAI N COLL ECTION 



15 Varieties of the Best and Most Popular 



FLOWER SEEDS. 



ALYSSUM, Uttle Gem; ASTER. Finest Mixed; CALLIOPSIS. Mixed ; COBCEA SCAN- 

 DENS: DIANTHUS, or CHINESE PINK, Finest Mixed; HELICHRYSUM, Mixed; MIGN- 

 ONETTE, Sweet ; MARIGOLD, French Mixed ; PANSY, Royal Show ; PETUNIA HYBRIDA, 

 Fine Mixed ; PHLOX DRUMMONDII, Grandiflora Mixed ; POPPY, the Shirley; SCHIZANTHUS 

 Butterfly Flower, Mixed ; SWEET PEAS, Best Mixed ; and VERBENA HYBRIDA, Fine Mixed.' 



THE ENTIRE COLLECTION £? H e l¥ ™S a p b a o c v k e ag ?5 



VARIETIES, MAILED TO 



ANY ADDRESS FOR 25 CENTS. OR FIVE COLLECTIONS FOR $1.00. 



Why give 25 cents for a single plant that will bear only half a dozen flowers in a season, 

 when the same 25 cents will buy this complete assortment of 15 eas}- growing annual varieties, 

 sufficient. to plant your garden? REMEMBER, I cannot make a single change in this col- 

 lection, AND NO OTHER VARIETIES CAN BE SOLD AT THIS PRICE, NEITHER CAN IT BE SE- 

 LECTED AS A PREMIUM. 



A BARGAIN COLLECTION OF FLOWER SEEDS FOR 



TWELVE CENTS. 



10 CHOICE ANNUALS (Everybody's Favorites), all new, fresh seeds, sure to grow and 

 bloom this season. PANSY, 40 colors and markings; PHLOX, 20 colors; VERBENA, 6 colors ; 

 PINKS, 10 colors; PETUNIA, 10 colors; ASTERS, 12 colors; BALSAM, 8 colors; SWEET PEAS, 

 20 colors; MIGNONETTE. Sweet, and SWEET ALYSSUM. 



P f* n m ry f\ t£ JVI T O anc * tne name an & address of two of your friends who grow 

 1 KJ f\ I JL w C>IN I O flowers, I will send, post-paid, the complete collection, one 

 packet each of the ten varieties (enough for an ordinary garden). This is a BONA FIDE offer; 

 made to introduce my flower seeds to new customers, and which I guarantee will please you, or 

 the amount paid refunded and the seeds given as a present. 



VA/BS l"% CI A\A/CD ^ADHCM CHOICE MIXED SEEDS. A mixture 

 WILD FLUWCK UAKUfeni of many varieties of beautiful, easy 

 growing flowers, producing a constant and varied bloom the whole season, and is especially 

 suited for those who wish only a few seeds each of the LEADING VARIETIES or a much more 

 extensive collection than their means will permit. In no other manner can so many seeds be 

 obtained for such a SMALL COST. The mixture is especially prepared from choice, fresh seeds, 

 the colors and varieties being carefully proportioned, and will be found superior to any mixture 

 offered. They are very useful for sowing alongside the garden fence, and on untidy bare spots 

 of ground and cannot fail to GIVE SATISFACTION. Packet, 300 seeds, 5 cents ; ounce, 15 cents. 



MISS C. H. LIPPINCOTT 



H u dson, Wis. 



