All my Seeds and Plants sent Postpaid 
MY LIST OF CHOICE 1910 MY THREE WARRANTS 
Flower Seeds 
1. Ther are 1r«»h and of the be»t grown, 
" cstahUshcd v^u "^""We kinds and such novclKea aa have 
tiea oSy.*^^ »wlxtur«» are made by myself from named vario- 
inff A xArJ'JJr.^^^J^ ^VZ^ '•»■ *»'e usual rates, allow- 
ing a larger assprtmenl for the same ouUay. 
ness. orders for seeds are filled with the utmost prompt- 
mrbi&ni^™^ "-MlJIvo woman and give personal attention to 
LIBERAL PREMIUMS 
«w«rJ^»E.{??.T!*l^~^'^^ packets of seeds wiU be allowed on 
c^-iTf^n*? catalog (excepting Sulpho-Tobacco 
fJcSn^fnv^iT." Gra^a seed), but the selection must iniariabl? 
Ukcn either t°n^.^/^ rfiflcrent times cannot he 
anow^H M L?^?"^E^ *° ^ premium. Each customer will 
nh,Sn« v«i;-H ^^l^u packages of seed from a list of especially 
choice vanehes to be found on the oppoaite page. 
FREES MY ^-CULTURE OF VEGETABLES" 
hi^ MviT.'^?JJ^l^Hi?^^^'^^'^^ booklet on growing vegetable seeds will 
be^ven free with every order for vegetable seeds amounting to 10 
cenui or over. 
MY "CULTURE OF FLOWERS" 
Price, 5 cents. Free with orders of 25 cents or over. 
It IS not enough to sow seed; It must bedonc right and under 
proper condihona. My booklet tcUs you how to do it. Thousands of 
my customera have found it an invaluable guide. This year I have 
carefully remed and somewhat enlarged Ua scope, and it will be 
more Jiclpful than ever. 
It is practical, not technical, for the amateur, not the profea- 
Bional; and even the least skillful can understand and follow its 
Bimplc yet comprehensive direcfcionfl. To cover part of the cost, I 
make ft nominal charge of 5 cts. Free, if asked for, with any 
ttrder of 25c, or over. 
1. I Warrant Your Remittance to Reach Me 
if sent by either postomce or cxnrcss money order, bank draft or 
registered letter, but by no other method. You may select 
extra flower seeds in packets to the amount of the cost of send- 
ing money by any one of these mulhods. If you remit by stamps or 
silver. It will be at your risk. If stamps are seat use one or two-eout 
stamps, and do not stick them to your letter. It is comprtrativoly 
safe to send smnll amounts of silver, but it should never l>c put in 
loose in the envelope. Sew it between pieces of paatoboard or cloth. 
2. 1 Warrant My Seeds to Reach You^ 
provided 1 receive your order, and you notify me of their 
non-arrival wiUiin two weeks of the lime you sent your order, and 
give date and enclose duplicste, of which you sliouUl always 
retain a copy. You should receive your seeds within two or 
three days of the actual time it takes the mail to como and go 
between the two points, as 1 airaloflll all orders witliin twenty-four 
hours of their receipt (except plant and bulbordcrs). Promptness 
is my motto: 'IVy me. 
WHY YOU DO NOT RECEIVE YOUR SEEDS. 
a. No address eiven, I receive many orders without signa- 
ture or postolllco being given- lie sure to sign your name. 
b. Insufficient address. If there is xnaU delivery do nok 
fail to give street or rural delivery number, 
c. Indistinct wrltinff. Take special pains to writo name and 
postofflce distinctly. 
d. No title ^Iven, Indies should always give tiUe. Miss or 
Mrs., especially if initials only arc signed. 
e. Fault In Postal Service. Somotimci packages, even 
when properly addressed, arc lost or uiiscurried in the nuiils. 
3. I Warrant My Seeds to bo Good. 
No one can promise that seeds will prow, nor do I. as so much 
depends on the conditions. I kimw liy actual testing that my 
seeds arc eood, but if any failed to grow for youlastycar and 
you feci that the failure is due to luck or vitality in seetls, and not 
to sonif- otlicr cause, you may feel at liberty when placing your 
order with mc tliiaycar to include such vnrietica. Seeds of 
Greenhouse Plants, -which generally rcnnirc special care, are 
excepted from tliis offer to replace. In maklns application for 
seeds to be replaced, iplcose refer to date or number of last spring's 
order in which it was included. 
*3^Send for Terms to Agents to Sell My Choice Seeds. 
