01*w, *-4 ppp 'sowiNfitHESEED. 
A magnificent new class of Carna¬ 
tions that wilVbloom in four months after 
sowing the seed. They are without ex¬ 
ception the most abundant bloomers 
of all the “pinks.” The flowers are of 
brilliant colors, ranging through many- 
beautiful shades of reds, pinks, white, 
variegated, etc. 
They are of perfect form and large 
size, and what is of special value, the 
calyx never bursts. Those sown in 
spring commence flowering in early 
summer and continue to bloom most 
abundantly until checked by frost. 
They can be potted and taken in thej 
house and will flower throughout the 
winter. Eighty per cent, of th e flowers 
are very double. The plants are 
dwarf, much branched, compact and 
robust in habit, consequently support¬ 
ing themselves. It is a most valuable 
acquisition, as Carnation flowers can 
be had all summer and winter if con¬ 
secutive sowings are made. Pkt., 6 cts. 
REMEMBER amounts to 50 
cts. a packet of Marguerite ppec 
Carnation will be sent you rlVLo 
