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xOCTOBER FROST. Very desirable white. Oct. 1st. 
xTASIVA. Prolific free flowering white. Sent. 25th. 
xWINNETKA. Fine pure white for cutting. Sept. 10th. 
WOLVERINE. Prolific bright yellow. Aug. 25th. 
POMPON..; • - 
-APELAIDE. Splendid deep rich mahogany. Oct. 1st. 
*ADIRONDA. Compact bronzy yellow. Sept. 15th. 
JAUNT MARY. Firey rosy-crimson. Oct/lst, 
-CAPITAIN COOK. Lovely rose-pink. Oct. 10th. 
xDOROTHY TURNER. (New). Bronze and old gold. Oct. 25th. 
-FIREBIRD. Fine early red. Sept. 25th. 
-FLORA. Tall erect deep red. Nov. 10th. 
’MUSIiOKA. Large golden bronze. Nov. 1st. 
-PHILADELPHIA. Beautiful lavender pink. Oct. 10th. 
-ROSE CHARM. Tall bright rose-pinkl Oct. 10th. 
’UVALDE. White, faint pink tinted. Sept. 2 5th. 
-YELLOW DOTY. Fine bright orange yellow. Oct. 20th. 
INTERMEDIATE POMPON... 
^ADOLPH. Finest earliest rose-pink. Oct. 25th. 
-FRED PEELE. Slightly tinged bright yellow. Oct. 15th. 
xGrLADA. Beautiful soft salmon pink. Aug. 25th. 
xHARVEST MOON# Pure golden yellow. Oct. 1st. 
BUTTON.... . 
xBRIGHT EYES. Orange-apricot, bright eye. Oct.'25th. 
-GOLD NUGGET. Lovely clear shiny yellow. Oct. 25th.. 
’IRENE. Very best pure white. Oct. 10th. 
xLITTLE BARBEE. Tiny bright bronze red. Oct. 25th. 
XMETZI. Small bright yellow, deep center. Oct. 10th. 
ASTER FLOWERING... • " ' - 
-BOSTON. Even golden bronze. Oct. 25th. 
’MRS WM BUCKINGHAM. Lovely rose pink. Oct. 15th. 
-STOPLIGHT. Crimson-terra-cotta. Oct. 25th, 
PRICES: All plants labelled to name. Any'one of the 40 kind 
in Group B, Ea.lO^j Large field grown clumps, Ea.25^, 
SPECIAL COLLECTION OFFERS... 
No.40B, 1 plant each, all 40 kinds, (40’plants).... $3.00 
N0.8OB, 2 plants'each,all 40 kinds, (80 plants).,.. 5.00 
No.200B,5 plants each,all'40 kinds,(200 plants).... 10.00 
SPECIAL OFFER, No.100B... 
100 fine plants, 10 each 10 selected vigorous kinds, 
including all types and colors, our selection...... $5.00 
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xMADUSE. Lovely new terra-cotta-bronze-. Oct. 15th. 
’OCTOBER DAWN. (New). Soft Daybreak pink. Oct. 1st. 
DECORATIVE... ..... 
xALICE BARNHAM. Distinct orange-bronze. Sept. 1st, 
•.---BARBARA CUMING. . (New). Cl cap yellow .& ,oran-ge. Aug.25th. 
xISOTTA. Free flowering, distinctive bronze. Sept. 25th. 
' ‘--JEAN' CUMMING. (New). Purest white. Sept.'1st. • • ■ 
xMRS J WILLIS } L'JiTIN. Crushed strawberry. Oct. 1st. 
’NORMANDIA. Very popular cream white. Sept. 1st. 
xOCTOBER GIRL. (New). Distinct flashy pink. Oct. 1st, 
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xZAZA. (New). Striking'yellow and orange. Sept*. 25th. 
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1LUCIFER. Striking ox-blood red. Nov. 10th. • ' V 
• -MRS L BUR CHARD. (New). Bright sh^ll pink. Sept. 25th, V 
-RUTH HATTON. Splendid ivory white. Sept. 25th. V 
#R MARION HATTON. (New). Brightest canary yellow. Sent,15th.V 
ASTER FLOWERING... * “ * 
’BRONZE BUCKINGHAM. Erect coppery-bronze. Oct. 25th, V 
*-MRS'CALVIN GOOLIDGE. Rich cardinal red. Oct. 1st. * 
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