The STORRS & HARRISON CO., PAINESVILLE, OHIO 
Reliable Garden Seed 1 
S. & H. SEED DEPARTMENT 
POSTPAID PRICES 
Prices on pkt., oz., Yz lb., lb., 
or 2 lbs., include free delivery. 
YEARS OF 
04 SEED SERVICE 
O UR national reputation is ex¬ 
cellent for providing depend¬ 
able seeds, in highest quality 
only. 
*Ask for quotation if inter¬ 
ested in larg'er quantities than 
listed. 
We distribute no showy store- 
cases. You get good fresh seed in 
fresh packets liberally filled. 
’!‘If you desire items not listed, 
order anyhow at standard 
prices; we will gladly get them 
for you, if possible. 
OUR GUARANTY 
OF GENUINENESS 
We exercise great diligence and 
care to have all of our seeds true to 
name, and hold ourselves in readi¬ 
ness, on proper proof, to replace free 
of charge, all seed that may prove 
untrue to name, or refund the 
amount paid. It is, however, mu¬ 
tually understood and agreed to be¬ 
tween the purchaser and ourselves, 
that our guaranty of genuineness 
shall in no case make us liable for 
any sum greater than that originally 
received for the seeds that proved 
untrue. 
(Signed) The Storrs & Harrison Co. 
FREE PACKETS 
of good seed (our choice) to say 
“Thank You” are included. 
Ail Seed orders are shipped the same day order is received. 
\ f FLOWER SEED 
All-America Selection 
Items of Special Merit 
NEW CALENDULA 
Calendula — Orange Fantasy 
NEW ZINNIA TYPE 
Navajo Zinnias Special mention and 
' recommendation by 
“All-America” selection for 1938. Blooms 
freely from early summer into late fall. 
A dazzling bedder, and very charming 
for table decoration and bouquets. Flow¬ 
ers medium-sized, double and semi-double, 
ranging in color through lilac, lavender, 
russet, crimson, orange, yellow, 
pink and other pastel shades. The 
outer 1/3 of each petal is a de- p- - 
cided light contrast to the body 
color. Mixed. Pkt., 26c. 
Orange Fantasy 
Received an “All - America” 
Award of Merit for 1938. This 
is a distinct type, the plant dwarf, about 18 to 24 
inches in height, heavily foliaged. The flowers are 
bright or.ange, with a %-inch center cushion or crest 
of seal brown. This is a very noticeable and attrac¬ 
tive variety, coming true from our seed. Pkt., 25c. 
NEW PETUNIA 
Salmon Supreme 
A new variety in the dwarf 
bedding class. Showing an 
unusual color. Plants average 12 inches in height 
and spread, increasing somewhat toward the end of 
season. Flowers are about 1% inches across, with 
plain petals of light salmon surrounding a white 
throat. This hybrid received the All-America Award 
of Merit for ’38. Pkt., 35c. 
NEW PETUNIA 
Topaz Rose 
“All-America,” special mention. 
Good grower, fairly upright, 15 to 18 
inches tall. The 2-inch flowers are a clean cerise-red 
or topaz-rose running true, distributed by a 
strong petunia scent. Blooms quite continuously and 
holds its color well in the hot sun. Pkt., 35c. 
Navajo Zinnias 
NEW MARIGOLD 
(Collarette Type) 
Crown of Gold “All-America’’ 
■ Trials Gold 
Medal for 1937. Not a trace of the 
pungent Marigold scent, either in 
flower, stem or foliage. 3 feet tall ; 
foliage unusually sparse. Flowers 
2^2 inches wide; bright golden 
orange. Here is one choice Mari¬ 
gold you can use for cut flowers, 
without offense to the most sen¬ 
sitive nose. Pkt., 10c ; % oz., 25c ; 
% oz., 40c. 
Crown of Gold 
New Petunia — Salmon Supreme 
NOVELTIES 
illustrated in color on front page. 
See the delightful “Queen’s Bou¬ 
quet” (dwarf asters); see the 
new “Shirley Temple” sweet pea; 
be persuaded again by the 
“Heavenly Blue Morning Glory.” 
