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These Fine Premiums are for 
r Nursery Stock , and Qarden 
Seed Orders Mailed us Early l 
We like early orders—it gives us more time to 
list and separate the different items, addressing, zon¬ 
ing, etc. Can all be done long before shipping time 
begins. This helps us a lot in giving you good service 
when you are ready to plant. So for sending your order 
before April 1st you may select Free Gifts as of the fol¬ 
lowing schedule: 
Seed Order Premiums 
On Garden or Flower Seed orders of $1.00 to $2.00, select any one of the premiums below. 
On Garden or Flower Seed orders of $2.50 to $3.50, select any two of the premiums below. 
On Garden or Flower Seed orders of $4.00 or more, select any three of the premiums below. 
No. 1—3 regular sized packages of Flower Seeds—1 pkt. Spencer Mixed Sweet Peas, 
1 pkt. Blue Perfection Ageratum, 1 pkt. New Orange Flare Cosmos. 
No. 2—3 regular sized packages of Vegetable Seeds—1 pkt. Glory of Enkhuizen Cabbage, 
1 pkt. New Hybrid Golden Cross Bantam Sweet Corn, 1 pkt. Archias’ New Early Canada 
or Ice Box Watermelon. 
No. 3—-4 Beautiful Climbing Madeira Vine Bulbs. 
Nursery Stock Premiums 
On orders for Nursery Stock of $2.00 to $2.50, select any one of the premiums below. 
On orders for Nursery Stock of $3.00 to $5.00, select any two of the premiums below. 
On orders for Nursery Stock of $6.00 or more, select any three of the premiums below. 
No. 1—3 Lovely Regal Lily Bulbs. 
No. 2—10 New Gladiolus Bulbs—large blooming size. 
INDEX 
No. 3—Garden Book ‘Better Gardening” (119 pages). What, When 
and How to Plant—by Harry R. O’Brien. 
BE SURE to ask for your FREE GIFTS when sending your order. 
It’s Easy to Order 
from ARCHIAS’ 
USE OUR ORDER SHEET. It will be of great help to us in filling your order correctly and 
speedily, if you will use the Order Sheet sent you with the Catalog. Please Keep a Copy of 
Your Order. 
HOW TO SEND MONEY. Remittances can be sent safely by P. O. Order, Bank Draft, 
Express Money Order, or Check. We accept clean Stamps for sums less than $1.00. 
NO C.O.D. SHIPMENTS. Absolutely no Plants or perishable goods will be sent C.O.D. 
We advise against C. O. D. orders because of delays and excessively high collection charges. 
Send remittance with your order. If overpaid, we will refund the difference. 
24-HOUR SERVICE. Orders received in the morning mail are usually shipped the same day. 
We have every facility for filling and shipping orders promptly. Of course. Nursery Stock and 
other perishable items will not be sent until planting time, and when weather permits. 
OUR RESPONSIBILITY. This is our 55th year in the Seed Business and believe we know 
personally most of our customers. Those of you who have not bought from us before, we refer 
you to any bank in the State of Missouri for reference. 
DON’T FORGET POSTAGE. Except on items which are marked postpaid, delivery charges 
are paid by the purchaser. Be sure to include sufficient postage at the zone rates to cover your 
order. Large packages or shipments of considerable weight travel more cheaply by express or 
freight. 
The Rates for Postage Are as Follows: 
1st and 2nd zone— 8c for 1st pound and 1.1c each additional pound. 
3rd zone— 9c for 1st pound and 2c each additional pound. 
4th zone—10c for 1st pound and 3.5c each additional pound. 
5th zone—11c for 1st pound and 5.3c each additional pound. 
6th zone—12c for 1st pound and 7c each additional pound. 
NON-WARRANTY 
The Archias' Seed Store Corp. gives no warranty, express or implied, as to description, 
quality, productiveness, or any other matter of any seeds, plants, bulbs or nursery stock they 
send out, and will not be in any way responsible for the crop. When mentioned, purity and 
germination tests are for information only and without warranty. 
ARCHIAS’ SEED STORE CORP. 
ARCHIAS BUILDING SEDALIA, MO. 
Missouri Seedsmen’s Permit No. 3 
Ageratum . 16 
Alyssum . 16 
Amaranthus. 16 
Amaryllis . 1 
Anchusa . 16 
Antirrhinum . 16 
Apples . 25 
Aquilegia . 16 
Asparagus . 2, 12 
Asters . 16 
Bachelor’s Button . . IS 
Balsam . 16 
Beans . 3, 12 
Bee Keepers Supplies 29 
Beets . 2, 12 
Bird Supplies. 31 
Blackberries . 31 
Boysenberry . 24 
Broccoli . 2 
Brussels Sprouts ... 2 
Buckwheat . 14 
Buddleia .22, 4th Cover 
Cabbage . 3, 12 
Caladium . 1 
Calendula . 16 
Calliopsis . 16 
Cane . 14 
Cannas . . 21 
Canterbury Bells 17, 20 
Cauliflower . 4 
Cardinal Climber ... 20 
Carnation . 17 
Carrots . 5, 12 
Celery . 5, 12 
Celosia . 17 
Centaurea . 17 
Ceresan . 13 
Chinese Cabage .... 4 
Chinese Woolflower . 17 
Cherries . 25, 26 
Chrysanthemums ... 23 
Cleaners. 29 
Clematis . 24 
Climbers from seed.. 20 
Cobaea . 20 
Collards . 4 
Corn, Field . 14, 15 
Corn, Pop . 6 
Corn, Sweet . 6, 12 
Coreopsis . 17 
Cosmos. 17 
Cucumbers. 5, 12 
Cypress Vine . 20 
Dahlias . 21 
Dairy Supplies. 28 
Daisies . 17, 20 
Datura . 17 
Delphinium . 17, 20 
Dianthus . 17 
Digitalis . 17 
Dog and Cat Supplies 31 
Eggplant . 6 
Elm, Chinese .26 
Endive . 4 
Eschscholtzia . 17 
Euphorbia. 17 
Feterita . 14 
Fertilizers . 1 
Fish Supplies . 31 
Flowering Shrubs ... 22 
Forget-me-not . 18 
Four O’clock . 18 
Gaillardia . 18, 20 
Garden Huckleberry . 11 
Garden Seeds ... 2, 11 
Geraniums . 1 
Gladiolus . 21 
Gourds.20 
Grapes .... 3rd Cover 
Grohoma . 14 
Gypsophila. 18, 20 
Hay, Pasture Grass . 13 
Hedge Plants . 22 
Herbs . 7 
Hollyhock . 18, 20 
Honeysuckle .... 22. 24 
Hotkaps . 5 
Hyacinth Bean . 20 
Insecticides . 27 
Kaffir Corn . 14 
Kale . 7, 12 
Kochia . 18 
Kohl-rabi . 7, 12 
Kudzu Vine . 24 
Larkspur, Annual . . 18 
Lawn Grass Seed 
.2nd Cover 
Leek . 7, 12 
Lettuce . 6, 12 
Lilies . 21 
Lobelia . 18 
Madeira Vine . 28 
Magnolia . 26 
Marigold . 18 
Milo Maize . 14 
Moonflower . 20 
Morning Glory. 20 
Mushroom Spawn . . 4 
Muskmelon . 8, 12 
Mustard . 7, 12 
Nasturtium . 18 
Nitragin . 13 
Okra . 9, 12 
Onions . . . 7, 12 
Pansy . 18 
Parsnips . 9, 12 
Parsley . 9, 12 
Peaches . 25, 26 
Peanuts . 8 
Pears . 25 
Peas . 9, 12 
Peonies . 22 
Peppers . 9, 12 
Petunias . 18 
Phlox .... 18. 4th Cover 
Plums . 25 
Poplar . 26 
Poppy . 18, 20 
Portulaca . 19 
Poultry and Pigeon 
Supplies . 30 
Pumpkins . 9, 12 
Pyrethrum .18, 20 
Radishes. 10, 12 
Raspberries . 24 
Rhubarb . 10, 25 
Ricinus . 19 
Rose Plants 23, 4th Cover 
Rye . 14 
Salpiglossis . 19 
Salsify . 10, 12 
Salvia . 19 
Scabiosa. 19 
Scarlet Runner Bean 20 
Schizanthus .19 
Seeders . 14 
Semesan . 15 
Shrubs . 22 
Silver Lace Vine .... 22 
Spinach . 10, 12 
Spirea . 22, 26 
Sprayers . 27 
Squash . 10, 12 
Strawberries, 3rd Cover 
Strawflowers . 18 
Sunflower . 14, 19 
Sweet Peas . 19, 20 
Sweet William . . 19, 20 
Swiss Chard . 2 
Thunbergia. 19 
Tobacco . 11 
Tomatoes . 11, 12 
Turnips . 11, 12 
Vegetable Plants ... 4 
Verbena . 19, 20 
Vines .20, 24 
Vinca . 19 
Vitamin B-l . 1 
Watermelon .8, 12 
Wisteria . 24 
Youngberry . 24 
Zinnias . 19 
A. B. MORSE COMPANY, HORTICULTURAL PRINTERS. ST. JOSEPH. MICH. 
