Clsriodk. la. — "I ti»TO uwl your natrr wvd for ymrs 
8ii'l find nunc bctU-r."— Mr». W E. Stvv»'ii». 
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 
MY SELECT ASTERS 
What Varieties Shall I Buy. Will you take my JuUBiiiont? For cnrly, Quwn of tlio 
Market : for sfCoi;d t-urly, nr mlil-soamju. Daybreiik. Ci>mpt luul L'rt'Ko or Mlktiilo tj'pes, the last 
thri-e prpferred; for lute, Seniplc's imcl Inviiicible typcti; Inttli aro Iiiii*. 
Almost all th e* N oveltles are rarlatluiiii of llic alHirc niontlonml Astrrs. I offer 
the best of the recent novelties, uplnj; ilie name of the Inlrodueer, both because mine «n> 
fironn from tbclr strains ainl Iweause of the natlou-wlile reputalleu their adveitlslug lias given 
tlieni. 
Don't bo Afraid of my Low Prices. You can pay nuire for After peed it you want 
to, but you won't pet anythlus better. My price is low, not beeatise of kiw praile. but of luy 
custom to lessen the size t>f the packet, thus giving a larger selection for the same outlay. 
Does this method not appeal to you? 
"Most Perfect Asters Grown." My seed Is raised by an expert and careful growiT, 
who grows also for several large Eastern seedhouses. Head the following from one of my 
patrons. "We had belter success with your Asters than from u hlgli-prlced jri.OO lot wu got 
of a will-known New York seed Urm." 
No ChanKe. I have not made nnich change In my .Vster list this year. Of course new 
varieties are continually olTered, but, as a nde, Ihcy are not any better, and often not as good, 
as tJie standards, and my list, will give as Hue a silectlou as one could wish. 
NEW ASTERS 
LADY ROOSEVELT ASTER 
This Is an exceedingly mammoth 
Aster and Is one of the most satisfac- 
tory ever pro<luced. It Is a rampant 
grower, producing Immense llowers, 5 
to U Inches In diameter. The long, 
broad petals aro curled, giving an ap- 
pearance of a graceful chrysanthemum; 
color a deep rose-pluU. While a branch- 
ing Aster In form. It blooms so much 
earlier that It may more properly be 
classed with the llid-peason Asters. 
I'kt., 75 seeds, 60; 2 pkls., lOo. 
ASTER LEAFLET FREE 
With every Aster purchase amount- 
ing to 10c, or over. My Aster Leaflet 
on How to Grow Asters. 
stark! C'ornrn, Qili-. — "I "Ui n'ndinu ttir Innrp 
Htor Kitit (Inlilla %vvA. llfid Grdprlzu Htour rxhl- 
bltlon for Katvrs." — MaikIo E. Snmrl, 
lUUimorr, Kd. — 
'*Y"tir AaU-n anil 
MnniiiiotU /.Innlnii 
Mro piTfretlnn, nail 
I'lilox ImiI wai ft pic- 
ture.'* P. IVarwin. 
ELECTRIC ASTERS 
A new and unique rarlety with quilled, thrrsil-lllte 
iinowT petals, looking Tery much like a white Caclui 
Dahlia, most bcantlful and dlatlngnlshed-liMklng llowera. 
One of the late novelties I have found worthy of listing 
a fecood time. fkt.. 75 aeeda, <o; S pkta., lOo. 
PEERLESS PINK ASTER 
Inlroiluccd by Dreer, aial said by ex- 
jierlH to be the best ahell-plnk of ll» 
type. It la a cross between the pink 
I'rego and late-liranching ahell-plnk, 
but la mure closely related to the lat- 
ter dasH In form, color ami aenson of 
Ilowerlng. They bear Immense llowers, 
■I and 5 Inches across, a beautiful roue, 
or shell-idnk In color. Pkt., 70 ileeds, 
Oc; 2 pkls., lOo. 
VICK'S EARLY BRANCHINQ 
TlM"*e new Asters, while having all 
the beauty and vigor of the late-brancb- 
Inu aorta, have also a deeliled advan- 
tage In coming from 10 daya to two 
weeki earlier. Tliev ahoulil be In your 
garden If you wish contlnuoua bfo<»n 
from the earllest-OowerlnK sorts down 
to (ho gorgeous late blotm^-rs. Threo 
colors, lavender, rose-pink and white, 
mixed. I'kt., 100 aceds, Bo; 2 |ikt(., 
lOo. 
