46 FOURTH NATIONAL FLOWER SHOW 
"RESULTS ARE WHAT COUNT 
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THE HOUSE OF DICKSON HAS SPENT NOT YEARS BUT GENERA- 
TIONS IN HYBRIDIZING ROSES AND THIS SYSTEMATIC 
AND SCIENTIFIC WORK IS NOW SHOWING 
RESULTS 
The Grand Prize of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the 
Best Seedling Rose Elxhibited at the Panama-Pacific Exposi- 
tion was awarded to HUGH DiCKSON, LTD., of Belfast, Ireland, for a 
yellow Rose entered in competition with the whole world. This variety we 
will distribute in I 9 I 7, as we are his exclusive American Agent. 
Our Own Exhibition of Hardy Roses was also awarded a 
GOLD MEDAL at this same Elxposition. 
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Dickson's Novelty Roses, which have received the 
highest awards possible, m Europe, are: 
NELLIE PARKER 
Creamy white, beautifully tinted with pink; flowers large and of perfect form. 
PRINCE CHARMING 
A bedding Rose of superlative excellence; color similar to Madam Herriott but the plant 
is a very much freer grower. 
ULSTER GEM 
A Single Rose; lovely primrose yellow; 6 inches across. The most charmmg Single 
Rose ever introduced, and the eeisiest to grow. 
Piices : May 1st delivery in 4" pots ; $2.50 per plant ; $25.00 per dozen : f. o. b., Madison, New Jersey. 
CLEVELAND 
Deep glowing pink, named in honor of the great Cleveland Ejchibition last fail. 
GORGEOUS 
Truly named on account of its gorgeous colorings of pink, yellow and bronze. 
Prices : Two-year old ; dormant planU ; $1 .50 each ; 4" pot plants, 75 cents per plant ; $7.50 per dozen. 
May 1st delivery. 
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The Standard varieties of Roses are described in our catalogue 
which will be mailed on request to interested parties 
CHARLES H. TOTTY 
MADISON, N. J. 
