MILOT-MILLS COMPANY. 
INC... WENATCHEE, WASHINGTON 9 
ROSES, Select Garden Favorites 
Probably no other class of ornamentals give as much value as do roses. 
Often the first 
season’s bloom more than repays for the time and money expended. The following list includes 
the best kinds recommended by the rose specialists of the country. 
In planting, select a pro- 
tected location and dig soil deeply, giving good drainage. Roses are heavy feeders, hence they 
should have rich soil. 
Well rotted manure or bone meal are good to use. Be sure to pack the 
soil down tight about the roots in planting. Everbloomers may be set 18 inches apart, Hybrid 
Perpetuals 2 feet apart. Protect roses over winter by either mounding up each plant with soil 
or by covering the beds at least 6 inches with leaves or straw manure, binding the top with 
branches or stalks. 
Milot-Mills everblooming rosebushes are 
sure to grow because we start them for you, 
thus assuring no loss at planting time. We list 
only the best for our climate, which are also 
the leading varieties, Plant Milot-Mills Roses 
and you cut roses right away. 
25c each, postpaid, 36c; 6 bushes, $1.25, post- 
paid, $1.53; $2.50 per dozen, postpaid, $3.00. 
Subject to 2% Sales Tax. 
American Beauty—Red. 
Austrian Copper—Single, brilliant: orange-red 
flowers inside and yellow outside. Spring 
bloomer. 
Autumn—Autumn color. 
Angele Pernet—Orange apricot. 
Betty Uprichard—Copperish red. 
Black Jack—Maroon. 
Countess Clonvilliam—Salmon-gold. 
Columbia—Deep pink. 
Cheerful—Pink. 
Chas. P. Kilham—Orange red. 
Dame Edith Helen—Bright, large pink, 
Duchess of Athol—Deep yellow. 
Doris Taylor—Salmon orange. 
E. G. Hill—New, red, fine. 
Edith Nellie Perkins—Peach pink. 
Etoile de Holland—Fire red. 
Etoile de France—Crimson. 
Eldorado—Gold. 
Elegante—Light pink. 
Frau Karl Drushke—White. 
Feu J. Loymand—Yellow. 
F. O: Chenowith—Orange yellow. 
F. T. Crozier—Cream. 
Florence Pemberton—Bright pink. 
George C. Ward—Peach and red. 
Golden Emblem—Golden yellow. 
General McArthur—Crimson. 
Gorgeous—Pink. 
Golden Pernet—Gold. 
Gaeity—Copper. 
Hollywood—Red. 
Hugo Roller—Cream edged red. 
Humboldt—Copper. 
Joana Hill—New, deep yellow. 
Jonus Cavalier—Copper. 
John Russell—New velvety crimson. 
Juliet—Glowing pink. 
J. L. Mock—Pink. 
Kaiserine Augusta Victoria—Cream white. 
Koinegin Louise—White. 
Lady M. Stuart—Copper yellow. 
Lady Ashtown—Bright pink. 
Lady Alice Stanley—Coral rose. 
Los Angeles—Salmon pink. 
La Champagne—Copper. 
Mme. C. Testout—Pink. 
Our roses are all 2-year stock, field grown, that will bloom the first season. 
E. Herriot—Copper. 
Butterfly—Deep salmon pink. 
Mme. Alex Dreaux—Coppery orange. 
Mme. Joules Bouche—White. 
Miss Willmott—White. 
Miss Rownna Thom—Pink. 
Mrs. Chas. Russell—Pink. 
Mrs. G. A. Van Rossem—Yellow, red, copper. 
Mrs. R. A. Baraclough—New pink. 
Mrs. H. Bowles—Salmon pink, 
Mrs. H. R. Darlington—New yellow, cream. 
Mrs. Dunlap Best—Reddish apricot. 
Margaret McGredy—New oriental red. 
McGredy’s Scarlet— 
Mabel Morse—Yellow copper. 
Mary Pickford—Yellow. 
Marion Cran—Buttercup yellow, edged red. 
Ophelia—Creamish pink. 
Olympiad—Oriental red. 
Old Gold—Copper. 
Pink Radiance—Large deep pink. 
Pres. H. Hoover—Scarlet yellow. 
Princess Mary Jose—Fine deep pink. 
Rapture—Deep rose pink. 
Red Radiance—Cherry red. 
Rose Marie—Bright red. 
Souv. D. Geo. Pernet—Red copper. 
Souv. D. Claudius Pernet—Sulphur yellow. 
Sunburst—Golden yellow. 
Sensation—Scarlet. 
Shot Silk—Coppery rose. 
Talisman—New, scarlet and gold. 
Toison de Or—Orange yellow. 
Wm. Kordes—Golden salmon. 
W. F. Dreer—Gold orange pink. 
Western Gold—Gold. 
Winnie Davis—Light pink. 
Wm. Orr—Velvet crimson. 
Mme. 
Mme. 
Polyanthus or Baby Roses 
Grow to height of two feet with large clus- 
ters of small flowers. 
Cecile Brunner—Tea-like flower, light pink. 
Catherine Zeimet—Pure white, large clusters. 
Chatillon—Immense clusters, clear pink. 
Edith Cavell—Crimson. 
Ellen Poulson—Cluster rose, bright rose pink. 
Glory Mondy—Scarlet orange. 
Golden Salmon—Salmon color, 
Ideal—Dark red. 
Orleans—Deep crimson, © 
Climbers 
Cl. Cecile Brunner—Pink. 
Cl. Chas. P. Kilham—Orange red. 
Cl. Crimson Rambler—Crimson.,: 
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