Plant 
Plant 
MADAME F. BREAMS—C. Brilliant deep 
salmon pink with golden center. One of the 
very finest cactus. 1934 European Introduc¬ 
tion . 
MAJOR C. C. MESSERVEY—I.D. Gold with 
bronze shading. 1935 Introduction.Net 
MANMOUTH RADIANCE—I.D. Light Coral 
pink.Tuber $4.00 
MAN O’WAR—I.D. Dark carmine red. 
MARATHON—S.C. Bright sulphur yellow. 1935 
European Introduction . 
MASTODON—I.D. Clear rich apricot informal 
giant decorative. A world beater, none like 
it. 1934 European Introduction. 
MATADOR—A French masterpiece, extra large 
and deep, clear blood red with straw yellow 
reverse. Lasts a week when cut. 1935 Euro¬ 
pean Introduction . 
MAY ROBSON—S.C. True bright pink. Very 
good stem. 1935 Introduction. 
MISS BELGIUM—C. Not large, but a very 
beautiful orange . 
MRS. GEO. LE BOUTILLIER—I. D. Carmine 
and Spectum red. The best red since Mur¬ 
phy’s Masterpiece. 1935 Introduction. 
MRS. RICHARD TWYFORD—I.D. Finest cac¬ 
tus of English Introduction. (1935). 
MURPHY’S MASTERPIECE—I.D. Dark red.... 
MYRA HOWARD—I.D. Autumn . 
NEW DEAL—-I.D. Brilliant orange red. 1935 
Introduction . 
NOCTURNO — C. Nearly Black - brown - red, 
curly petals. 1935 European Introduction. 
ON PARADE—Ball Dahlia (Parkway) Laven¬ 
der lightly tinted lilac. Largest Hybrid Show 
(Ball) Dahlia. 1935 Introduction . 
ORIENTAL GLORY—I.D. Cadmium orange.... 
PALO ALTO—S.C. Salmon pink shaded gold. 
PAUL PFITZER—C. Shrimp pink. (1933 Euro¬ 
pean Introduction) . 
PHANTOM —F.D. A rich combination of vio¬ 
let-purple with large white tips. A good one. 
1935 European Introduction . 
POT O’ GOLD—I.D. Clear yellow....Tuber $1.50 
PRACHTKERL —S.C. The sensation of the 
season in Germany. A seedling of Frau 0. 
Bracht. Light yellow, larger and otherwise 
of same habits. Scarce. 1935 European In¬ 
troduction . 
PRIDE OF WISCONSIN.Tuber $0.75 
PRINCE OF PERSIA—I.D. Crimson. 
.Tuber $0.65 
PURPLE WONDER—I.D. Rich purple. 
REICHSRDT’S MASTERPIECE—C. A rare 
pastel shade. Light blue amethyst on light 
yellow ground. Beautiful. 1935 European In¬ 
troduction . 
RENATE MULLER —C. Salmon-pink on yel¬ 
low ground. Large chrysanthemum-like cac¬ 
tus. Unbeatable. First prize in Toronto at 
the C. N. E., 1934 . 
1.25 
5.00 
2.00 
2.50 
1.75 
1.00 
3.00 
5.00 
1.00 
5.00 
5.00 
1.50 
.75 
5.00 
2.50 
5.00 
2.50 
2.00 
1.00 
3.00 
5.00 
1.25 
2.00 
1.25 
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ROCKLEY MOON—F.D. Large yellow on ex¬ 
ceptionally strong stems. 1935. 5.00 
ROYAL ROBE—I.D. Royal purple. 1935 Intro-/^ 
ROYAL VELVET—S.C. Red .75 
ROYAL WHITE—I.D. White .75 
RUBY TAYLOR—F.D. Purplish red. 1.50 
SATAN—S.C. Flaming red. 1.00 
SCHILLER—C. Pink. One of the finest Euro¬ 
pean varieties. 1935 European Introduction.. 3.00 
SONNY BOY—I.D. Rose and gold . 2.00 
SPOTLIGHT—I.D. Sulphur yellow . 1.25 
SULTAN OF HILLCREST—F.D. Strontian 
yellow with sunrise yellow reverse. Won the 
finest flower in the West Virginia Show 
against the world’s best . 2.25 
TANNENBERG—S.C. Blood red tipped gold.... 2.50 
THOMAS EDISON—F.D. Royal purple. 
.Tuber $0.50 
TOWERS EMPIRE—R.D. Gigantic Empire yel^Z — 
low, 1935 Introduction.7.50 
TRAUER UM LANGERMARK — C. Giant 
curly cactus. Dark red almost black. Good 
stem 2 50 
VICTORIA—I.C. Yellow. 1934 European Intro¬ 
duction . 1.00 
WACHTUNG WONDER—I.D. Cardinal red and 
gold.Tuber $0.50 
WASHINGTON GIANT—I.D. Lavender . 2.50 
WHITE DUCHESS—I.D. White .75 
WHITE WONDER—I.D. White.Tuber $0.50 
WHITE TRIUMPH—I.C. White. Fine for bas¬ 
ket work. A good grower. 1.00 
One Dozen Tubers—our selection—of assorted 
varieties . 2.25 
MINIATURES 
FAIRY—A pink Miniature. Referred to as the 
miniature of Jersey Beauty. An excellent cut 
flower variety and an ideal grower.75 
BABY ROYAL—S.C. Gold Medal Miniature 
from England. Salmon-pink with gold shad- 
ins’s .50 
CONGO BELGE—Dark scarlet, dwarf, black 
folias-e. Gold Medal at World’s Fair.75 
PEYTIE CONWAY—F.D. Violet-rose with sil¬ 
ver tip. 1935 . 1.00 
SEVILLE (Fixler) Collarette. Red. This un¬ 
known beauty will improve your garden.75 
ATTEND SECOND ANNUAL 
MID-WEST DAHLIA EXHIBITION 
September 14 and 15 
Terminal Tower Building 
Cleveland, Ohio 
