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Choice Choosing's in 
Swas-TeeKa Orchid Carinas 
SO strikingly beautiful 
in their color and 
form, are some of Antoine 
Wintzer's latest produc- 
tions, that they seem to 
have ceased being Cannas 
and become glorious Cat- 
tleya-like Orchids. Their 
colorings are akin to the 
rainbow. In foliage, both 
bronze and green. In 
height, dwarf, medium and 
tall. Luther Burbank 
writes: "Your Giant Can- 
na sent me last season at- 
tracted much attention. It 
is a great Canna." Here 
is a list which Wintzer 
calls his "Happy Family 
Collection." You can't go 
wrong on a single one of 
them. 
SEND FOR. COMPLETE LIST OF ALL OUR. CANNAS 
DWARFS 
Pink 
Each. Per Doz. 
HIAWATHA B $0.15 $1.50 
' LOVELINESS 25 2.50 
MARTHA WASHINGTON 15 1.50 
Spotted and Variegated 
ME. CROZY 15 1.50 
PANAMA 35 3.50 
S0UV. 0E A. CROZY 15 1.50 
Yellow and Orange 
BUTTERCUF 15 1.50 
DR. NANSEN 15 1.50 
QUEEN OF HOLLAND 25 2.50 
Red 
EXPRESS 15 1.50 
PHILADELPHIA 15 1.50 
TRIUMPH 15 1.50 
MEDIUM 
Pink 
Kuril Per DOZ. 
•MRS. ALFRED F. CONARD . . $0.25 $2.50 
•ROSEA GIGANTEA 25 2.50 
• VENUS 15 1.50 
• WABASH 25 2.50 
Spotted and Variegated 
•ELIZABETH HOSS 15 1.50 
•FLORENCE VAUGHAN u l.w 
• GLADIOFLORA 20 2. 
Yellow and ('range 
•CALIFORNIA 15 1.50 
•EASTERN BEAUTY B 15 1.50 
• JUANITA B., $1.25 per 10 . . . .30 3. 
Red 
• BEACON 15 1.50 
•GIANT CRIMSON 15 1.50 
•SPLENDOR 35 3.50 
• WM. SAUNDERS B 25 2.50 
White 
•MONT BLANC (Improved) 20 2. 
TALL 
Pink 
Knell Per hoz. 
WEST GROVE $0.15 $1.50 
Spotted and Variegated 
GLADIATOR 20 2. 
JENNIE WALLS FAHNLINE... .50 5. 
MRS. CARL KELSEY. Orchid 
Flowering 15 1.50 
Yellow and Orange 
ZENITH 15 1.50 
WYOMING B.. Orchid Flowering .15 1.50 
Red 
C0N0WING0 B 25 2.50 
METEOR (Wintzer's) 25 2.50 
KING HUMBERT B., Orchid 
Flowering 15 1.50 
UNCLE SAM 15 1.50 
THE FAMOUS GOLD MEDAL SET 
These three, among others, because of their lovely blooms, colorings, size of 
blooms, beauty of foliage, and good growth habits, walked away with the 
gold medal at the San Francisco Fair. You will surely want all three. 
SAN DIEGO: 1 feet. Described 
as Chinese orange or Persian 
yellow in color. The crimper! pelals 
are remarkable for substance, 
which enables them to withstand 
the hot summer sun without wilt- 
ing: and another charm is in the 
buds, which are dark bronze, har- 
monizing with the golden bronze 
foliage. Grand in every way. 
Strong plants $1 each. Ten for 
GOLDEN GATE: 4 feet. The 
flowers open almost pure 
gold, but soon become richly 
rayed with orange, crimson and 
apricot; throat deep carmine 
red. Foliage green. Strong 
plants, 50c. each. Ten for $4. 
CITY OF PORTLAND: 3% feet. 
The color is a beautiful glow- 
ing pink, deeper in color than its 
parent, Mrs. Alfred F. Conard. 
And the flowers are produced in 
greatest profusion on strong, erect, 
branching stalks. It is an early 
and continuous bloomer, blooming 
freely in hot or cold weather. 
Canna experts, last season pro- 
nounced it the "Finest all-round 
i 'anna to date." Strong plants 
$1 each. Ten for $7.50. 
Sr>*»«rial Oiff*r l eacH of 3 for S2, postpaid 
opecidi v^iier 5 each of 3> 15 for $9> deli . 
ivered free 
THE CONARD (Si. JONES CO. 
Swas-TeeKa Brand Cannas 
WEST GROVE, PENNSYLVANIA. 
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