THE E. G. H ILL COM PA N V 
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MME. A. LAVIE. (Rozain.) 
Flower pure white, very large, with elegant fol¬ 
iage; form a beautiful incurved. Awarded first prize 
in seedling class at National Exhibition, Chicago, 
November 9. Terminal bud. 
SOUV. DE VIENNE. (Calvat.) 
Grand, big, canary yellow, semi-dwarf with hand¬ 
some foliage; fine for exhibition. 
SOUV. DE RAYMONDE. (Calvat.) 
Pure white, arrangement of petals very beauti¬ 
ful, color tone exquisite; a fine grower. 
SOUV. DE MME. MANOIR. (Pins.) 
Clear rose, extra fine, of very large size; texture 
unusually good. 
MME. NATHALIE LANGLE. (Calvat.) 
Rose salmon, of enormous size; petals reflexing 
and curling. 
SECRETAIRE BARAT. (Calvat.) 
Lilac-violet. 
Calvat’s Three Earlies 
MME. EMMA TRUELLE. 
October 15. Very pure white, form of Mme. 
Carnot, but dwarf; very large in size, a vigorous 
grower, a very promising commercial. $25 per 100. 
PLANTE GRENOBLOIS. 
October 15. Pure paper white, flower of largest 
size, dwarf and very vigorous, foliage elegant, form 
of flower quite unique, one of the handsomest things 
of this year. $25 per 100. 
MLLE. HELEN PRUDHOMME. 
Ready October 10. Rosy white and lavender, 
very dainty in color, semi-dwarf with stiff stem 
and elegant foliage. $25 per 100. 
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FEE ORIENTALE. (Nonin.) 
October 10. 4 feet. An “Early Guy Hamilton,” 
has narrow curling petals with creamy center; a 
fine grower and of very easy management (unlike 
Guy Hamilton), and a flower of unusual beauty. 
$25 per 100. 
L’ARGENTEUILLAIS. (Traisnel.) 
October 10. A very fine example of crimson 
and gold, magnificent color; fine for either single 
stems or sprays. Invaluable for its date; best early 
red. $25 per 100. 
New Single Australian 
ESTELLE BROWNE. 
An enormous pure white, with beautiful yellow 
cushion center, very showy indeed. This will prove 
a splendid addition to the already popular class 
of singles. $25 per 100. 
We have the sole control of this variety in Amer¬ 
ica. 
American Novelties 
Elmer D. Smith’s Set 
50 cents each; $5 per dozen;; $35 per 100. 
GLORIA. 
A seedling of October Frost, producing double 
flowers from any bud. Those selected August 25 to 
September 5, finish October 10 to 25, producing 
large blooms of a beautiful light pink same as seen 
in the Enchantress carnation. Stem and foliage 
unsurpassed. First class Certificate C. S. A., Oc¬ 
tober 10. 
PRESIDENT TAFT. 
Japanese incurved, petals of the purest white 
which closely incurve forming a huge glistening ball. 
Fee Orientale 
