GOOD FARM AND GARDEN BOOKS 
The Woman’s Flower Garden Eisie J Kift e 
This 160-page book gives full information in regard to 
growing flowers, both indoors and outdoors. It in¬ 
cludes all the commonest house and garden flowers. 
Price, $1.25, postpaid. 
Tomato Production SmtTf^tomTo‘mature' 
In all its phases that has ever been gotten together. 
No gardener or farmer can afford to be without the 
hook. Whether growing for home use or commercial 
purposes, the reader has here suggestions and infor¬ 
mation nowhere else available. Illustrated, 128 pages, 
5x7 inches. Cloth, $1.50. 
Popular Fruit Growing JK s ?r S' norticu/uSe 
and Forestry in the University of Minnesota. This 
hook gives full information in regard to planting and 
taking care of all kinds of fruit trees, also a complete 
spraying calendar, with necessary recipes. 328 pages. 
Price, well bound, cloth cover, $1.50. 
White Flowering. By J. G. Haney. 
Clover N 0 t a weed, but a valuable crop. 
Practical experiences of farmers, who are growing and 
feeding Sweet Clover. A book which every farmer 
should have. 32 pages of practical information on the 
agricultural value of Sweet Clover. Illustrated, 6x9 
inches, paper cover. Price, 25c. 
farniinff This 80-page book gives full in- 
y^ciiiiiiii^ formation in regard to canning 
all kinds of fruit, vegetables, meats, also the hot and 
cold-pack methods. It also gives many recipes for can¬ 
ning all kinds of fruits and vegetables, as well as mak¬ 
ing jellies and pickles. Price, 30c each, postpaid. 
A Little Book of Annuals SlThTsliS'teiie- 
page book gives more information in regard to the 
growing and care of annual flowers than any other 
book I have ever seen. It gives full information about 
starting plants from seed, as to their care and time of 
blooming, etc. Tt also has many illustrations showing 
how seeds should be started, as well as illustrations 
of flowers, etc. Every lover of flowers should have 
one of these little books. Cloth bound. Price, $1.90, 
postpaid. 
A Little Book on Perennials Hottes lfre Thf» 
is a 170-page book, which gives full information for 
the growing of perennials from seed: also bulbs and 
cuttings. Everyone who owns a home should have one 
of these books. It will help you arrange your flower 
garden so that it will be permanent. Price, $2.00, post¬ 
paid. 
Cultivation of the Mushroom ^ow^nt 
mushrooms should have one of these books* in order 
to get the best results. This is a 24-page book with 
paper cover and it gives full instructions about grow¬ 
ing mushrooms. Price, 50c, postpaid. 
Make Your Garden Pay HI 8 
about the planting and growing of all kinds of vege¬ 
tables. It also has many illustrations as well as other 
information that is valuable to anyone growing vege¬ 
tables. Price, per copy, with paper cover, 30c, postpaid. 
Grow Your Own Fruit ST 
fruit should have one of these 81-page fruit books 
They give full information about planting and taking 
care of your fruit trees. They also give many helpful 
illustrations. This book has a paper cover, but is a 
wonderful buy for the money. If this book is not sat¬ 
isfactory, money will be returned. Price, 30c, postpaid. 
Hampel’s Gardenbook 
guage. Many of my customers ask for a good garden 
book printed in that language. The ‘‘Hampel’s Gar- 
tenbuch fur Jedermann” has just been completed and 
I can highly recommend it as the best garden book 
in German print for everyday use. It will be found 
satisfactory. The book is well illustrated, well bound 
These books are imported from Germany. Price, $3.25. 
postpaid. 
Tim I?1 r* 701 - This is a monthly maga- 
1 lie T lowei browei Z j ne , published by a man 
who knows flowers. I have been reading it for a num¬ 
ber of years and find it to be the best magazine on 
flowers of any I have ever read. Every lover of flow¬ 
ers should read it. It gives much valuable informa¬ 
tics about what to plant, where to plant and how to 
plant it. Single copy, 25c; six months, $1.25; year, 
$2.00. Send me your subscription and I will see that 
you get this magazine. 
INDEX TO CATALOG 
Page 
A 
A'chillea .32 
African Blue Daisy 56 
Ageratum.54 
Alfalfa .61 
Almond .23 
Alsylte Clover.61 
Althea .23 
Alyssum.54 
Amaranthus .54 
American Elder....14 
American Linden..19 
Amer. Sycamore.. .20 
Ampelopsis ....28,60 
Anchusa .32 
Anise . 53 
Anthemis ..'.32 
Antirrhinum .55 
Aphicide .62 
Apple .3-4 
Apricot. 8 
Aquilegia .32, 54 
Arabis .54 
Arbor Vitae... .17, 21 
Arctotis .54 
Armeria.54 
Aristolochia.28 
Artemesia .32, 53 
Artichoke .39 
Asclepia .32 
Ash .18 
Asparagus.16, 39 
Asperula .54 
Aster .32, 54 
Austrian Pine..17, 21 
Page 
B 
Baby Rambler 
Roses .31 
Baby’s Breath. .32, 57 
Bachelor’s Button..55 
Balm .53 
Balsam .55 
Barberry .22, 23 
Barley .61 
Basil, Sweet.53 
Basswood .19 
Beans .40-41 
Beets .42 
Beilis Perennis... .56 
Bermuda Onion....48 
Birch .17, 18 
Bittersweet .28 
Blackberries .14 
Black Hills 
Spruce .17, 21 
Black Leaf 40.62 
Black Locust.17 
Black Walnut. .10, 17 
Bleeding Heart....32 
Blue Cedar.21 
Blue Grass.61 
Blue Spruce-17, 21 
Bolleana Poplar...20 
Books .63 
Borage .53 
Bordeaux Mixture.62 
Borecole .40 
Boston Ivy.28 
Box Elder.18 
Brachycome .55 
Page 
Bridal Wreath.27 
Broccoli .40 
Bromus Inermis...61 
Brussels Sprouts...39 
Buffalo Berry.14 
Bull Pine.17, 21 
Bush Beans... .40-41 
Bush Honeysuckle.25 
Buttercup .32 
Butterfly Bush.... 24 
Butternut .10 
C 
Cabbage ... 
_42-43 
Caladium .. 
.38 
Calendula .. 
California Poppy...58 
Calliopsis .. 
Calycanthus 
.24 
Campanula 
Canary Bird Vine. .60 
Candytuft .. 
Cane . 
.61 
Cannas ..... 
Canterbury 
Bells. .32 
Caragana .. 
_20, 22 
Caraway ... 
Cardinal Climber..60 
Carnation .. 
... .33, 55 
Page 
Carrots .43-44 
Castor Beans.58 
Catalpa Bungei....l8 
Catalpa 
Speciosa .17, 18 
Cauliflower .43 
Celeriac .44 
Celery .44 
Celery Cabbage.... 43 
Celosia .55 
Centaurea .55 
Chamomile.53 
Cherry . 6 
Chicory .43 
Chinese Bellflower.34 
Chinese Cabbage...43 
Chinese Elm. ...17, 19 
Chinese Lantern 
Plant.34 
Chinese Wool 
Flower .55 
Chives .16 
Chocolate Flower..55 
Choke Cherry.24 
Chrysanthemum.... 
Chufas .43 
Clematis .29 
Climbing Plants... 
.28-29, 60 
Climbing Roses....31 
Climbing Shrubs... 
.28-29 
Clover ..61 
Page 
Coboea .60 
Cockscomb .55 
Coleus .65 
Columbine .32, 54 
Compass Cherry 
Plum .. -.6 
Coralberry .27 
Coreopsis .22 
Coriander .53 
Corn .61 
Corn Salad.43 
Cornus .24 
Cosmos .66 
Cottonwood .17 
Cowpeas .• •6l 
Crab Apple. 4 
Cress .48 
Crimson Clover....61 
Cucumber.45 
Currants....13 
Cutleaf Weeping... 
Birch .20 
Cypress Vine.60 
O 
Dahlia .37, 56 
Daisy .34, 56 
Day Lily.35 
Delphinium ....33,56 
Desmodium .33 
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BEATRICE , NEBRASKA 
