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WORLD'S CHOICEST NURSERY AND GREENHOUSE PRODUCTS 
GROWN IN AMERICA 
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and house plants in good variety. 
You know we have the widest collection of Hardy Plants and Trees in the Country, 
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made of Heart Cypress, "The Wood Eternal." In any shape or size. ASK 
FOR TUB CATALOG. 
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Totty's 'Mums 
As usual, our introductions swept the decks of all the Exhibitions this fall: 
The Prize-Winners for next year will be 
Pres. Everitt, W. H. Waite, Bol d'Or, October King, Nag-ir-roc and Louisa Pockett, 
all of which you must have to keep in line. 
I Announcement Extraordinary [ 
The Twelve Splendid Japanese Anemone 'Mums, exhibited by Mr. Carl Schaeffer, 
Tuxedo Park, N. Y., and all certificated by the C. S. A., and staged with such wonder- 
ful success at Philadelphia, New York and Tuxedo this year; will be distributed by 
us in 19 17. 
These, with our new list of Novelty Early Flowering and Single varieties, will all ap- 
pear in our catalogue for 1917, which will be mailed in January. 
// your name is not on our mailing list, drop us a postal. 
1 CHARLES H. TOTTY, Madison, N. J. | 
