Kemp’s Violet Wonder 
large, well-formed flower. Good stems and 
habit. Color, rich violet purple. Each 50c. 
I nrrl of Allfumil (Almy.) 
fcOrQ 0¥ nliLUIIIII The super Dahlia 
in the yellow class. Has been grown 11 to 
12 inches, and 7 inches deep in the garden 
of the originator. Each 75c. 
lA/ar (Informal Dec.) One of 
wwoi the most pleasing “reds” 
in the garden because of its good habits of 
growth, fine stem and numerous large flow¬ 
ers. The color is a rich dark carmine. Each 
75c. 
Margaret Woodrow Wilson 
An exhibition dahlia of immense size and 
wondrous beauty. Color, an opalescent pink. 
Good grower. Profuse bloomer. Each 40c. 
Monmouth Champion 
orange-flame blooms borne very freely on 
strong, vigorous plants. Of enormous size. 
Each 40c. 
Monarch of the East 'SifrVrJ'sV’ 
new Dahlia. I hesitate to tell you how large 
this has actually been grown for shows, so 
will say it’s a whale of a dahlia, and let it 
go at that. 
Beautiful coppery gold, with red suffusion on 
lower half of many petals. Sturdy plant, 
strong stems. Each, $2.00. 
Mrs. Carl Salbach iXrlpfn" Re 
markable stems. Each 30c. 
Mrs. Ida De Ver Warner 
site soft orchid. Very large. Splendid for 
cutting. Each 30c. 
(Ballay.) (S e m i - c a c t u s.) 
Bright pinkish salmon shad¬ 
ing to salmon gold at center. Size immense. 
Centers always closed. Stem stalks very tall 
and straight. Was awarded the Achievement 
Medal and i^ on Roll of Honor. Each 75c. 
RAttSi MaII (Dec.) Pure, bright rose. Tm- 
■mv9Ci mense flowers. Each 30c. 
Roycroft 
Finest bright cinnamon Cactus, with long 
stiff stems. A giant. 40c. 
Ruth VAIIA'han. (Dec.) similar to Jer- 
I^UEII VdUgndlt sey’s Beauty. Clear La 
France pink, shading to yellow at base of 
petals. Heavy bloomer. 50c. 
Ssfdll (Hybrid Cactus.) A giant red that 
jc sometimes tipped with eold. T'^n- 
usiiallv strong plant growth with fine stems. 
Each 75c. 
The Commodore 'p"t ai7d 
lemon yellow, overlaid with golden sheen. 
Each 40c. 
White V\/ntirlAr (Hybrid Cactus.) 
YYIIIKe YYUnuer Piowers very large 
on fine stems, pure white and of good sub¬ 
stance. Each 30c. 
YanlroA iCincv Decorative, reverse 
■ ailltW v%lllg Carnelian red. Informal. 
shaded mallow purple. 30c. 
Lost Label Dahlias 
in handling or storing. Or same may be 
from stocks we have in large supply and 
labeled. Special price, NONE labeled, our 
selection of kinds: 6 for $1.00; 10 for $2.00. 
Darling Pompons 
CUTE UITTEE DAH1.IAS 
Pompons are the show or qnllled tirpe. Some 
blossoms are almost as round as a ball. The 
charm of these Pompon, Lilliput, Pewee or 
Midget Dahlias is due to their being small, 
prim and precise, instead of big, careless and 
informal. 
Pompons measure only 2 inches or less in 
diameter. Don’t enrich the soil for pompons. 
Work for size of bloom on your mammoth va¬ 
rieties, but keep the Pompons small and "Just 
as sweet as they are." 
Pompons **hloom and bloom and bloom.** 
They are the answer to the question, "Why 
don’t Dahlias last longer in bouquets?” Well, 
Pompons DO last longer. And such charming 
bouquets as they make! 
CARDINAL. Fine bright cardinal red. 
DARKNESS. Rich dark red or maroon. 
DEE DEE. Pure lavender of perfect form. 
DEW DROP. Light pink, edged darker. 
OIREIE. Lovely pinkish mauve color. 
OOEDIEOCKS. Gold, deepening at center. 
HONEY. Fine light yellow, tipped red. 
JESSICA. Yellow, tipped red. 
JOE FETTIE. Pure white. Excellent. 
EITTDE EDITH. Primrose, tipped carmine. 
EITTDE HERMAN. Dark red, tipped white. 
ROSE WIEMOTH. Rose pink. Fine form. 
YEEEOW OEM. Best pure yellow Pom. 
EITTEE WHITE FEATHER. A W. W. Wll- 
more novelty. Pure white. The petals are so 
arranged as to suggest a fluffy arrangement 
of white feathers. Stems extra long and 
straight. This novelty is a perfect miniature 
both as to form and size. 
POMPON PRICES: Any of these POMPON 
dahlias, labeled, at 30c each; 2 for 55c; 4 or 
more, alike or assorted, at 25c each. 
Mixed Pompons 
Leave it to me to send you a dandy mixture 
of these cute little Pompons (none labeled) at 
6 for $1.10; 10 for $2.00, prepaid. 
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