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PRINCESS PAT, D.—7x3. Old rose, very fine, each .50 
PRIDE OF CALIFORNIA, D. — 7x3. Dark crimson, each .20 
QUEEN ELIZABETH, P.—8x3. Soft Mauve pink, each .25 
QUEEN OF THE YELLOWS, B.—4x3. Clear, rich, yellow. Fine 
for cutting . .25 
RADIO, D.-—10x4. Red and gold. Extra, each .50 
REINE CAYEUX, C. — 6x3. Brilliant red, fine, each .25 
ROBERT SCOTT, D. — 9x4. Apricot yellow, shaded rose. Won¬ 
derful bloomer . .50 
ROBERT TREAT, D.—8x4. Deep rose. Extra, each .50 
RODMAN WANAMAKER, D. — 10x4. Salmon-bronze, each .50 
SNOWDRIFT, H. C.—8x3. Pure white, each .25 
SOMERSET, D. — 8x3. Old rose and salmon, each .50 
THOS. A. EDISON, D.—9x4. Royal Purple. A marvel, sure to 
please . 1.00 
U. S. A., H. C.—8x3. Orange red. Extra, each .50 
WASHINGTON CITY, D. — 9x3%. Pure white, each .50 
IRIS 
Our famous Iris, Hardy and Beautiful. 150 varieties under cultivation. 
Plant shallow, covering tuber not more than two inches. Numer¬ 
als following names indicate the rating given by the American 
Iris Society, 100 being the highest. 
SASS BROTHERS IRIS 
We place these at the head of the list for, as a class, they excell 
all others. 
RAMESES—Pink and rose blend. Extra, each $ 2.00 
WACONDA — Red-purple. Very large and fine, each 1.00 
WAMBLISKA — Largest, fine white, each 1.50 
AUTUMN KING — Blue-purple. Blooms freely in autumn, each .25 
AUTUMN QUEEN — White, everblooming flowers from June to 
November, each .25 
BALDWIN—One of the very finest dark blue-purples. De¬ 
scribed as “Manganese Violet,” each .50 
BEAU IDEAL — Violet and white, each .25 
BUTO—Rich blue purple, large, each .50 
EVENTIDE — Hazy blue, soft coloring, each .35 
EUPHONY—Yellow, tipped chamois, very rare coloring, each .50 
JUBILEE—Naples yellow, dotted with purple, each .25 
JUMBO—Enormous, violet and mulberry, each .50 
KING KARL — Ruffled, pink and brown, each .35 
KING TUT — Very large. Red and brown, each .50 
MIDWEST—Mottled, rose on white, each .25 
NEBRASKA—Yellow and apricot, late, each .35; 
OLD GOLD—Old gold and buff, each .25 
OMAHA—Very large, red toned, fine, each .50 
