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by express or insured parcel post. 
may be remitted according to Zone 
distances as below. : 
IMPOR T—In remitting post- 
age always add it to the foot of the 
order as a separate ttem—this will 
: help to avoid mistakes. d 
to any postoffice in foreign countries by International 
- Parcel Post’ when mail routes are open. Full detailsin our Internation:! 
_ Parcel Post Circular mailed on application. 
Domestic. _ Parcel Wal Post rates, 8th Zone, apply to Alaska, the Cana! Zone, 
Gua m, Hawaii, Porto Rico and the Philippine Islands. 
OUR FREE DELIVERY OFFER 
For Certain Quantities of Seeds 
WE DELIVER FREE in the United States and Possessions, by Parcel Post 
or Express to any express office at our option ALL VEGETABLE and FLOWER 
SEEDS by the Packet, Ounce and 14 Pound; LAWN GRASS SEEDS by the 
Quart, 44 Peck and Peck. 
We also deliver free by Parcel Post, Express, or Vreight (our choice) all Lawn 
_ -Grass Seeds in larger quantities. E 
Purchasers pay transit charges on larger quantities of seeds, and other mer- 
_ chandise, unless otherwise provided. When goods are wanted by Parcel Post 
_ add postage for the quantities we do not deliver free (see Zone Rates on this page.) 
+ The Postal Weight of Beans, Peas and Corn is One Pound per Pint. 
WE DO NOT SUPPLY DEALERS, therefore our Seeds, etc., can only be pro- 
cured by sending orders direct to us. 
THE PRICES QUOTED IN THIS CATALOGUE ARE NET—We offer no 
_ premiums, discounts nor gratuities. We reserve the right to advance prices 
without notice should current conditions require it. 
PLEASE ORDER EARLY, thus enabling us to forward promptly, It will 
hasten forwarding materially, if customers will kindly make up orders alphabetieally, 
as the goods are listed that way in the catalogue. Seeds are also put in com- 
partments in our stores alphabetically, hence an order can be filled more quickly 
if it is made out in that manner. When ordering Flower Seeds please order by 
number. 
_ COUNTER CUSTOMERS—We suggest to those who purchase in person at 
our store the advantage of having their lists made out before they call. They 
may be left and called for later, taken at once or shipped. In any ease it is 
@ great saving of time to the purchaser. The list should ha ve full name and 
address written on it so that our catalogues may be mailed to the purchaser as 
issued. We also urge early purchases. January and February are good months 
_in which to pure ‘ 
ERROR IN THE FILLING OF ORDERS—We use the greatest care in filling, 
checking and packing orders. Yet should anything be omitted we will promptly 
forward when advised. Keep a duplicate*copy of your order for comparison. 
REMITTANCES may be made by Express Money Order, P.O. Money Order 
_ or Bank Draft; ifstamps or cash send in a Registered Letter. We must decline 
sending goods C. O, D. unless 25 per cent. of their value accompanies the order. 
_ ACCOUNTS—Parties having no account with us—who order goods without 
remittance—must furnish satisfactory reference. New York City reference 
preferred on account of the shorter delay pending investigation. 
WE MAKE NO CHARGE FOR SHIPPING AN D CARTING of goods to any 
railroad station, steamship line or express office in New York City proper. 
_ WE MAKE NO CHARGE FOR PACKING, except special for foreign shin- 
ments, as tin-lined cases, double saeks, ete., then we charge cost. Cloth bags we 
charge for, viz.; 4% peck, 15c.; 1 peck, 25c.; 34 bushel. 35c.; 1 bushel, 45c.; 
_ 2 bushels, 70c. Burlap bags, 1 peck, 15¢.; 4% bushel, 20c.; 4 bushel, 25c.; 2 
_ bushels, 35¢.; 4 bushels, 55c.; 6 bushels, 75c.; 8 bushels, 90c. No charge for bags 
= with lawn grass mixtures offered on pages 6 and 7. 
_ GARDENERS’ AND FARMERS’ SITUA TIONS—We have at all times the 
_ names of practical gardeners and farm managers in want of situations. If parties 
_ desiring such will write us, we shall be glad to put them in communication 
with men whom we deem suitable. We make no charge for this service. 
Ry TESTIMONIALS FROM CUSTOMERS—We are always pleased to hear from 
our customers regarding the results of their gardens. Photographs of gardens and 
_ particularly of vegetables and flowers, are thankfully received by us. 
3 QUESTIONS AND CORRESPONDENCE—We endeavor to answer promptly 
all letters of inquiry—which should be on separate paper from orders—but we 
cannot undertake the planning of entire gardens and grounds. 
_ . PETER HENDERSON & CO. give no warranty, express or implied, as to 
description, quality, productiveness, or any other matter of any Seeds, Bulbs, 
Roots or Plants they send out, and they will not be in any way responsible for the 
ae 23 ay does not accept the goods on these terms, they are at once 
be return 2 
_ UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION LICENSE No. G. 31720 
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MAIL YOUR ORDERS EARLY, SAY IN JANUARY OR FEBRUARY _ 
Prudence dictates that you should not wait until the last minute for your garden supplies this y 
early!, be ready to plant when the ground is ready, and gather early crops. 
taxed beyond their capacity, hence delays must be anticipated. : : : 
We now urge our customers to send in their orders immediately; don’t wait until the spring rush begins. The « 
will keep with you as well as with us and you will not have annoying, possibly disastrous delays when you are ready 
ane: PARCEL POST ZONES AND RATES 
On shipments weighing 20 pounds or more beyond the 2d postal zone it is cheaper to ship seeds by express. As the 
express companies give a receipt for each package, it amounts practically to insurance without cost, whereas it cos‘s 
extra, according to value, to insure a parcel post package. We guarantee the safe arrival in the U. S. of all seeds ship- 
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EXCEPT FOR THOSE QUANTITIES OF SEEDS WE OFFER TO DELIVER FREE. 
The Postal Weight of Beans, Peas and Corn is One Pound per Pint. : x 
For other merchandise mailable by Parcel Post offered in this catalogue—Tools and Accessories, Odorless Fer‘ilizers, 
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PARCEL POST WEIGHT LIMIT 
The weight limit within the 
Local, Ist, 2nd and 3rd Zones is 
seventy (70) pounds, within the 
other Zones it is fifty (50) pounds 
and the size limit eighty-four (S4) 
inches for combined length and 
largest girth. In this catalogue we 
give the weight packed up to ten 
(10) pounds on Implements, In- 
secticides and Fertilizers. 
Packages weighing § oz. or less 
ean be forwarded anywhere in the 
U. S. at a cost of one cent for each 
two ounces, or fraction thereof 
PETER HENDERSON & CO., 35 and 37 Cortlandt Street, NEW YORK 
