W. R. GRAY, OAKTON, FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA 
Mrs. Waddpll 
Mrs. A. K. Waddell. Yellow. A sturdy, 
vigorous-growing bush. The buds open a clean, 
rosy salmon, deepening to scarlet; outside of. 
petals a little lighter. Flowers large, splendidly 
formed. Price, strong mailing size, 20 cts.; 
heavy 2-year plants, 50 cts. 
.\lexander Hill Cray. New. Color is deep 
yellow which intensifies as the blooms develop; 
flowers large, of great substance and perfect 
formation; it has a highpointed center from 
which the petals gracefully reflex. We have 
carefully tested this rose, and find it the most 
satisfactory yellow variety recently introduced. 
We recommend it highly. Price, 1-year plants, 20 
cts.; 2-year plants, 50 cts. ; .5-year plants, 65 cts. 
Mary, Countess of llchcster (Alex. 
Dickson, 1909). The color is unique and 
distinct, being a warm crimson-carmine, a 
shade difficult to describe; of great size, with 
large smooth, circular petals, deliciously 
scented. Simply grand. Price, 1-year plants, 
20 cts.; 2-ycar plants, 50 cts. 
W. R. GRAY, Altoona, Pa., July 6. 1916. 
Oakton, Va. 
Dear Sir: 
I received your collection of roses in fine condition, in 
fact better than any I have ever received from other 
firms. The plants arc growing well and I do not expect to 
lose any. 
Yours truly, R. C. L. 
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