THIS ISSUE CANCELS ALL PREVIOUS ISSUES 
PLANT DEPARTMENT 
IMPORTANT-READ CAREFULLY 
PLANTS BY EXPRESS 
We always advise express for plants because we can send larger plants this way than by mail. Unless 
instructed to the coatrary, we send pot grown plants in their pots, but it saves expressage to ship without pots, 
not merely because of the lessened weight, but by reason of the special discount allowed by the express com- 
panies on plants out of pots; so if you want plants without pots, please say so, and when received, customers 
should see that they get the special discount of 20 per cent from the ordinary rate. We always enclose extra 
plants of our own selection only, to aid in defraying expiess charges on orders not sent postpaid. 
IMPORTANT 
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT THE CUSTOMER PAYS THE EXPRESS, FREIGHT 
OR POSTAGE ON EVERYTHING IN THIS CATALOGUE UNLESS OTHERWISE 
STATED. 
PARCELS POST 
Most plants can be sent by parcels post, and the smaller trees and shrubs also. Wherever possible we 
have given postpaid prices. We cannot, however, be held responsible after delivery to the»postoffice, and we 
must in all cases be the judge of the best method of shipment. 
All Orders are acknowledged the day they are received by us. 
If you do not receive your order as quickly as you feel that it should arrive, please to remember — that 
all orders are filled in rotation — that possibly your order is a little early and some part of it is not cfuite ready 
to ship, or the weather may be too cold to ship with safety, etc., etc. 
IN WRITING WITH REFERENCE TO AN ORDER, ALWAYS REFER TO THE 
NUMBER FURNISHED YOU ON CARD ACKNOWLEDGING THE ORDER. 
REGARDING PREMIUMS 
In corformil^ ivith the law passed at the 1 91 7 session of the Montana Legislature, ivhich prohibits abso- 
lutely the giving or offering of premiums in anjj form, tee have discontinued this form of advertising. 
Hoxeever, Xee xvill endeavor to more than offset an]) apparent disadvantage of this method fctj furnishing 
more goods, of better quality than is possible under that plan. 
CATALOGUES ISSUED 
JANUARY — Our complete general catalogue, covering everything for the Farm and Garden — pro- 
fusely illustrated. (This one.) 
EASTER — ^A special Flower and Plant List, of Plants and Cut Flowers for Easter decorations and 
remembrances to friends. 
MOTHER'S DAY — TTie second Sunday iii May. A special list of Cut Flowers — issued about May 1 st. 
FALL — SEPTEMBER — A catalogue of Dutch, French and other bulbs, for fall planting and 
winter plants for the house. 
THANKSGIVING DAY — A special list of Cut Flowers, Plants, etc., for the festive season. 
CHRISTMAS — A special list of Plants, Cut Flowers, Evergreens, suitable for Xmas decorations, and 
remembrances of the joyful occasion to your friends. 
A postcard will bring you any of these in its season. 
