FRANKLIN D. 
ROOSEVELT 
The World’s Best at Bargain Prices 
Jersey’s Beauty 40c 
DEEP PINK—Decorative. Deep pink. 
This famous old cut-flower variety 
has been and still will be universally 
grown for many years. Very free 
flowering. 
Prince of Persia $1.00 
SCARLET RED—Informal Decorative. 
Glowing scarlet red. Many prize this 
variety highly not only for the 
showy color but for the immense 
size of the flower. 
Jersey’s Masterpiece 40c 
BRILLIANT ORANGE—Formal Deco¬ 
rative. Brilliant Orange. One of the 
most reliable of the decorative type. 
Flowers held proudly erect. A gen¬ 
eral favo'rite. Long good stems. 
Dwight W. Morrow 95c 
RICH RED—Formal Decorative. Deep 
rich red. Considered the most de¬ 
sirable of all red Dahlias. A vigorous 
grower greatly admired either in the 
garden or show room. Massive 
blooms. 
Franklin D. Roosevelt 85c 
SPECTRUM RED—Informal Decora¬ 
tive. A new spectrum red. Bright 
and glowing. One of the most per¬ 
fect in habit of growth. Very showy 
in the garden. 
Jane Cowl 35c 
OLD GOLD—Decorative. Massive deep 
golden petals. Reverse of petals pale 
flesh color. 
Kathleen Norris 40c 
LIGHT PINK—Decorative. Immense 
yet graceful flower. Delicate rose- 
pink color. 
Yellow Beauty 30c 
CANARY YELLOW—Formal Decora¬ 
tive. Light yellow, tall strong bushes. 
Blooms of good size and one of the 
best in the light shades. Attractive 
used in mixed bunches. 
Jl I All-type Dahlia Collection—One each of the 
six differently colored Dahlias above....92c 
Jean Trimbee $1.00 
VIOLET PURPLE—Semi-Cactus. 
Rich violet purple. Large. In a 
class by itself for beauty of 
form. Bloom has a high full 
center. Not unusual to see five 
fine flowers on one bush at a 
time. 
Gladys Sherwood 64c 
3 for $1.68 
GIANT WHITE—(Colossal Cactus) — 
Marvelous blooms over 10 inches in 
diameter. Snow white. Profuse bloom¬ 
ing. 
Amun Ra 60c 
3 for $1.74 
BRONZE—Decorative. A gigantic flow¬ 
er of unusual beauty. Color a blend¬ 
ing of copper and bronze with or¬ 
ange and gold tinge. Holds the rec¬ 
ord for winning first prize. 
Mrs. I. de Warner 35c 
(Decorative)—Massive flowers of a 
beautiful shade of Orchid-lavender. 
Early and very free flowering. 
Amy Martin Gardin $1 
TYRIAN ROSE—Informal Decorative. 
An unusual and beautifully striking 
color. Brilliant tyrian rose to rose 
red, with light reverse. Stems long. 
A fine vigorous variety. 
Buckeye Bride $1.00 
SOFT SALMON—Formal Decorative. 
A lovely, geranium pink shading to 
soft salmon. Very free flowering, 
held correctly on the stem of un¬ 
usual length. The blooms keep well 
when cut. 
Black Beauty 58c 
PURPLE—Decorative. Deep violet car¬ 
mine. A profuse bloomer. Universal¬ 
ly grown by amateur gardeners. 
World’s Best White 50c 
IVORY WHITE—Formal Decorative. 
White with creamy center. The soft 
ivory tint is most pleasing, is well 
stemmed and lasting when cut. 
Margaret 
Wilson 35c 
WHITE-LAVENDER— Formal 
Decorative. Huge white cen¬ 
ter shaded lavender. A large 
deep flower. This variety is 
one of the greatest produc¬ 
ers. 
Dahlia Collection 92c 
These unnamed varieties are for those who want 
Dahlia blooms in quantity and who care nothing 
for name. They take in all of the different classes, 
types and colors: 
RED —Shades of scarlet, maroon, etc. 20c each. 
YELLOW —Shades of yellow ranging from dark 
to light. 20c each. 
PINK —Light pink, cerise pink, dark, etc. 20c each. 
WHITE —Pure white flowers. 20c each. 
PURPLE —Various shades of lavender to purple. 
20c each. 
VARIEGATED —Fancy varieties from the various 
types. 20c each. 
Pride of California 40c 
CARDINAL—Decorative. Brilliant, glow¬ 
ing cardinal red, of very large size, 
held on extra good stems. 
Thomas Edison 75c 
DEEP PURPLE—Decorative. Large deep 
royal purple; a cutflower variety of high 
quality. 
ALL TYPE 
CHARLOTTE M. HAINES, ROCKFORD, ILL., SEEDS GROWN BY A WOMAN 
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