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Worth While Collection Bargains 
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These Collections are made up of varieties of which we have a surplus 
and also of varieties of which we have not enotlgh to catalogue. They are 
good varieties and give customers a fine assortment cheap. These assort¬ 
ments are made up and can not be changed. 
8 packets Snapdragons All Different . 25c 
8 packets Asters All Different varieties . 25c 
6 packets Calendulas All Different for . 15c 
5 packets Pinks All Different Varieties . 15c 
5 packets Larkspurs All Different for . 15c 
6 packets Marigolds All Different for . 15c 
6 packets Petunias All Different for . 15c 
10 packets Nasturtiums 10 Varieties for 20c 
10 packets Poppies All Different for . 20c 
15 packets Sweet Peas 15 Varieties for . 25c 
15 packets Zinnias All Different for . 25c 
35 packets Annual Flowers 35 Sorts for . . $1.00 
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We have the best of the new flowers that have proven valuable 
interspersed throughout this catalogue in their respective places and we are 
offering them at the low price of 10c a packet so that our customers may try 
them without paying an unreasonable price. 
Flower seeds like vegetable seeds are tested before being sent out and 
if any shows low germination they are destroyed. 
Seeds sown during late spring and early summer often find moisture 
enough to start the germ and then they dry out and the germ is dead. They 
will not grow without moisture. 
All seeds require Warmth and Moisture to sprout and some hard shelled 
ones should be soaked in water overnight before planting. Some seeds under 
good conditions will sprout in 4 to 5 days, others require two weeks and some 
a month. A few like Hardy Phlox, Trollius, Peonies, etc., will do better if 
frozen in the ground over winter. 
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Climbing ROSES 
HARDY CLIMBING ROSES 
PAULS SCARLET CLIMBER. 
Dazzling scarlet, large double flow¬ 
ers. 1 yr. 22c.; 2 yr. 44c. , 
SHOWER OF GOLD. Deep 
golden yellow, metallic foliage. 1 
yr. 24c.; 2 yr. 46c. 
SILVER MOON. Flowers purest 
white, semi double. 1 yr. 22c.; 2 
yr* 44c* 
I)R. VAN FLEET. Flesh pink, 
deepening in center. 1 yr. 22c.; 
o y|* 44c* 
‘ CLIMBING AMERICAN BEAU¬ 
TY. Soft glowing red, large flow¬ 
ers. 1 yr. 24c.; 2 yr. 46c. 
BLUE RAMBLER- Steel blue 
flowers. 1 yr. 22c.; 2 yr. 44c. 
Speciul —Any 3—1 yr. for 63c. 
Any 3—2 yr. for $1.26._ 
MOSS ROSE. Double pink flow¬ 
ers; hardy. 1 yr. 29c .; 3 for 7 9c. 
JUNE ROSE, AMERICAN 
BEAUTY. Large red flowers, hardy. 
1 yr. 30c.; 3 for 80c. 
Garden ROSES 
MONTHLY BLOOMING GARDEN 
ROSES 
PRESIDENT HOOVER. Cerise 
pink, flame, scarlet and yellow. 
1 yr. 27c.; 3 for 7ic.; 2 yr. 50c. 
COLUMBIA. Peach pink, large 
flowers. 1 yr. 24c.; 3 for 64c.; 2 
y V 4&C* 
FRANCIS SCOTT. Deep glow¬ 
ing crimson. 1 yr. 24c.; 3 for 64c.; 
2 yr. 46c. 
KAISERINE AUG. VICTORIA. 
Creamy white, large and double. 
1 yr. 23c.; 3 for 61c.; 2 yr. 46c. 
GOLDEN OPHELIA. Golden 
yellow tinted salmon. 1 yr. 24c.; 
3 for 64c.; 2 yr. 49c. 
E. G. HILL. Scarlet red, large. 
1 yr. 26c.; 3 for 70c.; 2 yr. 49c. 
REV. PAGE ROBERTS. Orange 
yellow, and deep carmine. 1 yr. 
26c.; 3 for 70c.; 2 yr. 49c. 
Special. Any 4—1 yr. Roses for 
$1.04. Any 4—2 yr. for $1.84. All 
7—1 yr. for $1.54. All 7—2 yr. 
for $3.10. 
