February, 1917 
87 
ROSES 
■you can make your rose 
^ garden a constant source 
of joy from June until the 
killing frosts of November, 
with the sturdy American 
budded stock which I am of¬ 
fering this year. 
It is the strongest growing, 
most librous rooted, best 
bloom-producing rose stock you ever 
had in your garden. 
It is a stock so decidedly superior in 
quality that it will soon be preferred 
by all rose lovers. 
It embraces all the most favored 
varieties. 
My catalog tells an interesting story 
of this new rose stock. 
GLADIOLI 
■DECAUSE of its wide range of colors, 
^ going from the softest tints to the 
deepest and most striking shades, com¬ 
bined with its easy culture and its adap¬ 
tation for cutting, the modern gladiolus 
has become one of the most popular 
garden flowers. I am offering all of the 
best varieties in strong, well-developed 
American-grown bulbs teeming with life 
and sure in bloom promise. 
My box of 25 selected bulbs of named 
varieties will be sent anywhere in the 
United States for $1. They will con¬ 
vince you of the quality of my stock. 
Send for my Rose and Gladioli Cata¬ 
log. It describes varieties and gives 
prices. 
176 Broadway, Paterson, N. J. 
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