Please Read This Before Ordering 
Kindly Read Carefully the Few Suggestions Below, Which 
PARCEL POST RATE TABLE 
if Followed, Will Help Us to Fill Your Order Promptly. 
HOW TO ORDER. Please be careful to sign your name, post of¬ 
fice, rural route. State, on every order. Be sure to give your correct 
express office, or if you desire seed forwarded by freight your near¬ 
est railroad station. Write plainly. 
TERMS. Cash with order. Customers will please remit by post 
office or express orders, checks on Dallas or New York Exchanges. 
To insure you against your own loss we kindly ask that you adopt 
PARCEL POST RATE TABLE 
Wt. 
in 
Lbs. 
Zones 
1 & 2 
Zone 
3 
Zone 
4 
Zone 
5 
Wt. 
in 
Lbs. 
Zones 
1 & 2 
Zone 
3 
Zone 
4 
Zone 
5 
1 
$0.08 
$0.09 
$0.10 
$0.11 
36 
$0.47 
$0.79 
$1.33 
$1.97 
2 
.10 
.11 
.14 
.17 
37 
.48 
.81 
1.36 
2.02 
3 
.11 
.13 
.17 
.22 
one of the methods above in making your remittance as we deem it 
unsafe to send loose currency and silver in an envelope with an 
order. 
COST OF SENDING MONEY. In all cases where the order for 
38 
.49 
.83 
1,40 
2.08 
4 
.12 
.15 
.21 
.27 
39 
.50 
.85 
1.43 
2.13 
5 
.13 
.17 
.24 
.33 
40 
.51 
.87 
1.47 
2.18 
6 
.14 
.19 
.28 
.38 
seed amounts to one dollar or more, the cost of postoffice or express 
money order, or cost of registering the letters from places that are 
not money order offices, may be deducted from the amount of the 
order. Please indicate on order that deductions were made for pur- 
41 
.52 
.89 
1.50 
2.23 
7 
.15 
.21 
.31 
.43 
42 
.54 
.91 
1.54 
2.29 
8 
.16 
.23 
.35 
.49 
43 
.55 
.93 
1.57 
2.34 
9 
.17 
.25 
.38 
.54 
poses above. 
STAMPS. The Post Office Department has urged all mail order 
houses to discourage the use of stamps in the payment of goods, but 
if you are unable to make payment otherwise, we will accept U. S. 
44 
.56 
.95 
1.61 
2.39 
10 
.18 
.27 
.42 
.59 
45 
.57 
.97 
1.64 
2.45 
11 
.19 
.29 
.45 
.64 
46 
.58 
.99 
1.68 
2.50 
12 
.21 
.31 
.49 
.70 
postage stamps in good condition on orders where the amount is 
47 
.59 
1.01 
1.71 
2.55 
13 
■ .22 
.33 
.52 
.75 
less than 60c (one, two and three cent stamps preferred). Stamps 
must be wrapped in oiled paper to prevent sticking together and to 
order, otherwise we may be unable to accept them. 
48 
.60 
1.03 
1.75 
2.61 
14 
.23 
.35 
.56 
.80 
49 
.61 
1.05 
1.78 
2.66 
15 
.24 
.37 
.59 
.86 
ORDER EARLY. It will greatly facilitate shipments if orders are 
50 
.62 
1.07 
1.82 
2.71 
16 
.25 
.39 
.63 
.91 
sent in early. We endeavor to ship out all orders day received, but 
sometimes it is impossible during the rush season. 
NO GOODS SENT C. 0. D. No goods will be sent by us C. 0. D., 
51 
.63 
1.09 
1.85 
2.76 
17 
.26 
.41 
.66 
.96 
52 
.65 
1.11 
1.89 
2.82 
18 
.27 
.43 
.70 
1.02 
as it requires about twice as much time to handle a C. O. D. ship- 
53 
.66 
1.13 
1.92 
2.87 
19 
.28 
.45 
.73 
1.07 
ment and it also entails an extra expense for collection charges that 
our customers would have to pay. 
NON-WARRANTY. We send out seed that will, to the best of our 
54 
.67 
1.15 
1.96 
2.92 
20 
.29 
.47 
.77 
1.12 
55 
.68 
1.17 
1.99 
2.98 
21 
.30 
.49 
.80 
1.17 
belief, give entire satisfaction. Seeds of the best quality sometimes 
56 
.69 
1.19 
2.03 
3.03 
22 
.32 
.51 
.84 
1.23 
fail through improper treatment, sowing the seed too deep or too 
shallow, or in too dry soil. For these reasons Robert Nicholson Seed 
Co. gives no warranty, expressed or implied, as to description, pur¬ 
ity, productiveness or any other matter, of any seed we may send 
57 
.70 
1.21 
2.06 
3.08 
23 
.33 
.53 
.87 
1.28 
58 
.71 
1.23 
2.10 
3.14 
24 
.34 
.55 
.91 
1.3,3 
59 
.72 
1.25 
2.13 
3.19 
25 
.35 
.57 
.94 
1.39 
out, and we will not in any way be responsible for the crop. 
PRICES. Account of unsettled market conditions on seed at the 
time we go to press, it is necessary that we reserve the right to 
change prices without notice. When you entrust your order to us, we 
60 
.73 
1.27 
2.17 
3.24 
26 
.36 
.59 
.98 
1.44 
61 
.74 
1.29 
2.20 
3.29 
27 
.37 
.61 
1.01 
1.49 
62 
.76 
1.31 
2.24 
3.35 
28 
.38 
.63 
1.05 
1.55 
will always give you the most we can for your dollar. 
HOW TO FIGURE POSTAGE. We pay the postage on all seeds 
listed in our catalog in packets, ounces, quarter-pounds and pounds, 
and on all items listed at “prepaid” prices. On large orders for seeds 
63 
.77 
1.33 
2.27 
3.40 
29 
.39 
.65 
1.08 
1.60 
64 
.78 
1.35 
2.31 
3.45 
30 
.40 
.67 
1.12 
1.65 
65 
.79 
1.37 
2.34 
3.51 
31 
.41 
.69 
1.15 
1.70 
and on merchandise listed at “not prepaid” prices, we can make 
shipment by express or freight, you paying the transportation 
charges on delivery; or, if you prefer, we can ship the “not prepaid” 
items by parcel post if you include with your remittance the amount 
66 
.80 
1.39 
2.38 
3.56 
32 
.43 
.71 
1.19 
1.76 
67 
.81 
1.41 
2.41 
3.61 
33 
.44 
.73 
1.22 
1.81 
68 
.82 
1.43 
^ 2.45 
3.67 
34 
.45 
.75 
1.26 
1.86 
necessary to pay the postage. The accompanying Parcel Post Rate 
Table gives the postage rate on parcels weighing from one to seventy 
prounds to Zones 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. Simply find out from your Post¬ 
master or R. F. D. Carrier what zone you are in from Dallas, then 
refer to this table. 
69 
.83 
1.45 
2.48 
3.72 
35 
.46 
.77 
1.29 
1.92 
70 
.84 
1.47 
2.52 
3.77 
Index 
Page 
Page 
9R 
Castor Beans. 
.28 
Ajax ... 
.46 
Cauliflower . 
. 6 
24 
. 6 
Alfalfa ... 
.41 
Celosia ... 
. 28 
26 
Centaiirea .. 
.24. 28 
Amaranthus _ 
._.26 
Chinese Forget-Me-Nots..29 
Antirrhinum . 
.27 
Chrysanthemum 
28, 38 
_ _ . 27 
Clarkia . 
...28 
Artichoke . 
... 4 
Cockcomb . 
. 28 
Aquilegia . 
.26 
Clovers .- 
.41, 
42, 43 
Asters .. 
.27 
Coleus . 
.28 
Asparagus .. 
.. 4 
Collards .. 
. 8 
Baby’s Breath. 
.30 
Columbine —. 
.26 
Balsam Apple 
. 36 
.24, 28 
Balsam . 
. 24, 27 
Corn, Field...... 
.49 
Barley ... 
.50 
. 9 
Beans, Garden_ 
.6, 6 
.49 
Beans, Field_ 
.44 
Cosmos . 
.29 
Beets, Garden. 
. 7 
. 45 
Beets, Stock. 
.. 7 
Crocus . 
.......37 
Beets, Sugar 
7 
... 48 
Blue Bonnet. 
.27 
Cucumber 
.10 
Broccoli . 
.. 4 
Cynoglossum - 
.29 
Broom Corn.. 
_51 
Cypress Vine. 
.36 
Brussels Sprouts. 
_ 4 
Dahlia . 
24. 
29, 40 
Bulbs and Roots_ 
....37, 40 
Daisies .. 
24, 
29, 38 
Burning Bush. 
.30 
Darso .-. 
.46 
Cabbage ... 
.8, 22 
Delphinium .. 
.29 
Caladium . 
..40 
Didiscus . 
.29 
Calendula .. 
....24, 27 
Digitalis ... 
.30 
Callioi>8i8 .. 
....27 
Eggplant . 
.10 
27 
Egyptian Wheat.. 
..4€ 
..36 
Endive .. 
.. 10 
Candytuft ___ 
.28 
Eschscholtzia . 
.29 
Cane Seed .. 
..48 
Everlastings _ 
.29 
Cannas . 
....27. 37 
Fertilizer .. 
56 
Cantaloupes . 
..12 
Feterita ... 
.46 
Canterbury Bells. 
..27 
Field Seeds . 
41 to 54 
Cardinal Climber... 
afi 
9A trt Sfi 
Carnations . _ 
..28 
Four O’Clocks 
an 
Carrots _ .. 
- 9 
Foxglove _ 
.30 
Page 
Gaillardia .30 
Geranium .30 
Page 
Misc. Supplies 56 to 66 
Gilliflower .33 
Godetia . 30 
Gladiolus ..37 
Grass, Lawn .55 
Grass. Pasture .. 51 to 54 
Gypsophila .30 
Gourds . 36 
Grohoma . 46 
Morning Glory.31, 36 
Mourning Bride 33 
Muskmelon .12 
Mustard .11 
Nasturtium .26, 32 
Nicotiana .31 
Nitragin . 57 
Oats . ...-50 
Heliotrope . 30 
Herbs .10 
Hibiscus . 30 
Hollyhocks _ 30 
Okra .—14 
Onion .15, 22 
Pansies .—32 
Horseradish ...10, 22 
Hotkaps .67 
Humulus .36 
Ice Plant. 30 
Insecticides and 
Fungicides .58, 69 
Iris . 40 
Jack Beans . 36 
Kafir Corn .46 
Kale . 10 
Parsnip .14 
Peanuts —.51 
Peas, Field .16, 43, 45 
Peas, Garden.16 
Peppers ..-17 
Perennial Sweet Peas.34 
Periwinkle .34 
Petunias ...25, 32 
Phlox . 33 
Kochia .30 
Kohl-rabi ....10 
Lantana .30 
Larkspur .30 
Leek . _.10 
Planting, Schedules 23, 65 
Plants (ornamental).38 
Poppies .33 
Portulaca . 33 
Lettuce . 11 
Linaria .30 
Linum _ ^.30 
Pumpkins .17 
Quadroon . 47 
Queen Anne Lace 
Flower _ 33 
Radish ......18 
Marvel of Peru..30 
Rape ...60 
Rhubarb ...22 
Mexican Love Vine.37 
Rose Bushes.39 
Rose Moss....33 
Millet .....47 
Rutabaga 21 
Milo Maize. 46, 47 
Rye .....60 
Page 
Salpiglossis ..33 
Salsify . 14 
Salvia . 33 
Scabiosa . 33 
Scarlet Runner.36 
Scarlet Sage. 33 
Schrock Kaffir.47 
Seed Disinfectants 61 
Seeders . 62 
Shallu . 46 
Snapdragon .27 
Spinach . 19 
Sprayers, Dusters 61 to 64 
Squash .—.18 
Stock . 33 
Sunflower . 33, 50 
Sweet Peas..34 
Sweet Potatoes.22 
Sweet William. 34 
Sweet Wivelsfield.34 
Swiss Chard. 7 
Texas Blue Bonnet.27 
Texas Blue Bell .27 
Texas Plume..27 
Thunbergia ..36 
Tithonia . . 34 
Tobacco . 22 
Tomatoes ...19, 20 
Tuberoses . 40 
Turnips .21 
Vegetables .4 to 22 
Vegetable Plants.22 
Verbena . _34 
Vetch . 44 
Vinca ... 34 
Vines . 36 
Viola .J4 
Wallflower _ 34 
Watermelon . 13 
Water Lilies and Plants..40 
Wheat . 60 
Zinnia ....25, 85 
66 
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