fawe JUMBO “sn” Collection 
24 Kinds 
WHAT A BARGAIN! 
Read What You Get for Your Money 
4 oz. Beet, Crosby’s Egyptian 1 oz. Pumpkin, Jap. Pie 
ia ig Beans, Giant Stringless 1 a eee Gi Bersia? 
ly, - Beans, Kentucky Wonder Pole 1 pkt. Radis' ite Icicle 
(Regular Value $2. 00) 1 kt Carrots, Danvers 1 oz. Spinach, L. S. Bloomsdale 
pkt. Cucumber, Pickle 14, Ib. Sweet Corn 
$100 postpaid a 
oz. Lettuce, Early Simpson 
oz. Okra, White Velvet 
pkt 
. Peas, First and Best 
. Peas, Telephone 
. Pepper, Ruby King 
pkt. Squash, Summer 
pkt. Tomato, June Pink 
pkt. Turnip, Purple Top Globe 
oz. Mustard, South’n Giant Curled 
pkt. Watermelon, Early Kansas 
pkt. Pop Corn, South American 
pkt. Cabbage, Early 
Onion 
Parsnip, Hollow Crown 
ba ee ee 
You Save Over 50% 2., JUMBO SSicction 


Archias’ National “Victory” Garden 
COLLECTION 

JOIN the PARADE to VICTORY With the ““NATIONAL VICTORY GARDEN PRO- 
GRAM” Being Sponsored by the Department of Agriculture. This seed package will pro- 
vide for an adequate large family garden, varieties that are adapted to Missouri soil and climate. 
2 ibs. Bush Beans, Burpee Stringless Vg oz. Cabbage, Jersey Queen i 
2 lbs. Lima Beans, Henderson Bush Y, oz. Parsnip, Hollow Crown Postpaid 
2 Ibs. Bush Beans, Great Northern Vy oz. Swiss Chard, Lucullus Value if purchased sepa- 
2 Ibs. Peas, American Wonder 14, oz. Tomato, Marglobe rately over $4.50 
1 Ib. Sweet Corn, Golden Cross Bantam 1/4, oz. Mustard, Southern Giant 
(Hybrid) ly oz. Kale, Dwarf German Green 
14, Ib. Pole Beans, Kentucky Wonder V4 oz. Cucumber, White Spine 
Y2 oz. Beet, Early Wonder > 14, oz. Squash, Striped Cushaw 
1 oz. Turnip, Purple Top White Globe 1/4, oz. Sauash, Early White Bush Scallop I N D E x 
Y, oz. Spinach, Bloomsdale Long Standing 14 oz. Okra, Dwarf Green 
%2, 02. Carrot, Chantenay Ys oz. Pepper, Ruby King Areratum’ (f. 2.6. 23-330 
Y, oz. Radish, Early Scarlet Globe Tibet GalciamiuNesehate TATOSSUm soos 22, 24 
ar oz. Salsify, Mammoth Sandwich Island TED irectionmshect AnNChUSa 02s. nes 22, 26 
1/4, oz. Lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson aunivogia Pen Oo et Be 
2 : ASPATAEUS 1,06 rn Pepe Ee 
; RE] J If ordered before April 15th, we will Asters -..----.-.-- 22 
include a good Duster free. Baleares bAci lute 22 
OAT Soe juctie nce teaser 2, 4 
Bee Keepers’ Supplies 21 
BeSt Sa bicnaain raeiele succs 3 
It’s Easy to Order by Mail (282 o--} 
Broccoliasows ate eee 3 
Brussels Sprouts ... 3 
USB OUR ORDER SHEET. It will be of great help to us in filling your order correctly and Buckwheat ........ 15 
speedily, if you will use the Order Sheet sent you with the Catalog. Please Keep a Copy of Bug Dust .......... 12 
our Order. : 
Cabbage «....... 2, 4,13 
HOW TO SEND MONBY. Remittances can be sent safely by P. O. Order, Bank Draft, Calendula .......... 22 
Express Money Order, or Check. We accept clean stamps for sums less than $1.00. Galliopsist<k-tenens 22 
NO, C.0.D. SHIPMENTS. Absolutely no plants or perishable goods will be sent C.0.D. yet Stn RY RD See 
We advise against C. O. D. orders because of del lays and excessively high collection charges. Canterbury Bells 23, 26 
Send remittance with your order. If overpaid, we will refund the difference. Cauliflower ...... 5, 13 
Cardinal Climber ... 26 
24-HOUR SERVICE. Orders received in the morning mail are usually shipped the same day. Garnation ....... 23, 26 
We have every facility for filling and shipping orders promptly. Of course, nursery stock and Carreta’s joe ae pins 
other perishable items will not be sent until planting time, and when weather permits. Celeryzie: sk ee as 2, 5 
OUR RESPONSIBILITY. This is our 57th year in the Seed Business and believe we know Gage ON te ee ee ae 
personally most of our customers. Those of you who have not bought from us before, we refer Cherries ........... 34 
you to any bank in the State of Missouri for reference. Chinese Cabbage ... 5 
Chinese Woolflower. 23 
DON’T FORGET POSTAGE. Except on items which are marked postpaid, delivery charges Chrysanthemums 
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 
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Estight. cee Sel tia won seals 
TASS ace checicahaid eine 3 
The Rates for Postage Are as Follows: Giimbers from seed. 36 
lst and 2nd zone— 8c for Ist pound and 1.1e each additional pound. Gobatac sate ae eo ee 26 
3rd zone— 9c for 1st pound and 2¢ _ each additional pound. Collards eirce.c tee 4 
4th zone—10c for 1st pound and 3.5¢ each additional pound. Coreopsis 40... 23, 26 
5th zone—lle for 1st pound and 5.3c each additional pound. Corn, Field ...... GHA, 
6th yone—12c for lst pound and 7c_ each additional pound. Corn, Pop .......... 6 
Corn, Sweet ...... 2, 6 
page Taare vetts uel aimee 13 
wcumberdiw ey. wales 2, 5 
NON-WARRANTY Cypress Vine 2. cn... 28 
*‘The Archias’ Seed Store Corporation gives no warranty, express or implied, as to the pro- Dahiias 27 
ductiveness of any seeds or bulbs it sells and will not be in any way responsible for the crop. Dairy Supplies ..... 20 
Our liability, in all instances, is limited to the purchase price of the seed.”’ Daisias: veer on aieae 23, 24 
Delphinium ..... 23, 26 
Dianthus cin tite se 23 
Digitalis! tact atee-cs 23, 26 
ARCHIAS’ SEED STORE CORP, 2% sc ®eresss 
sf Bgeplant eaten 8, 7,18 
m, inese'* rea. 31 
ARCHIAS BUILDING SEDALIASMO? imnaive i552: 6 
ci 5 ° Eschscholtzia ...... 23 
Missouri Seedsmen’s Permit No. 3 WMuphorbiaies eee 23 
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Feterita. i ostaeeiees ‘A 
Fertilizers’) iccsoay 32, 
Field Seeds 
ct ae oe 14,15, Gee 
Fish Supplies ....... 18 
Floral Designs ...... 30 
Flowering Shrubs 28, 31 
Forget-me-not ..... 24 
Four O'clock 3). athe 24 
Gaillardia ...... 24, 26 
Garden auc eae ut 
Garden Seeds .... 2-13 
Gladiolus. .2nd Sotee 27 
Gourds 14). bien 26 
Grapes 26, 35, 4th cover 
Grohoma® 2.5 < stele ere 15 
Gypsophila ...... 24, 26 
Hay, Pasture Grass. 14 
Hedge Plants .... 2. 28 
Herbs. | ca cite eae 7 
Holiyhockit. acane 24, 26 
Honeysuckié: f4 eee. 23 
HOt Ka DS irs tcrerete anita 12 
Insecticides ....:.<. 19 
Kaffir: Corn in eae 15 
Kale isii sts ateieteraaeeetcters t 
Kochia= 3c -cpvcirenneteins 24 
Kohl-rabt -. tines Qian 
Kudzu; Vines ete 33 
Larkspur, Annual .. 24 
Lawn Grass Seed ... 32 
etttice) Sie aes pee 2.6 
Lilies = tinder eee 27 
Madeira Vine ...... 33 
Marizold 2. fin «ccslenere 24 
Milo Maize ......... 15 
Moonflower .... ;.. 26 
Morning Glory ...... 26 
Muskmelon ....... 2, 8 
Mustard="2 ose 2% 
Nasturtium) i sites 24 
Nitragin’ Fen 14 
ORK PS 355 ores eee y tod} 



Peonies 04 joie 29 
Peppers ....... yee te te is 
Petunias cc. cries 24, 30 
Phiox steers 24, 26, 30 
PIUIMIS Mes eee 34 
Poplar i. <esseetee 33 
POpDY inser 24, 26 
Portulaca lsc woe 2 
Poultry Supplies ... 15 
Pumpkins} ec. ss eee 2, 9 
Pyrethrum ....%. 24, 26 
Radishes =... sda sts 2, 10 
Raspberries ........ 33 
Rhubarb 2, 10, 13, 34, 
3.5 So snteoiereend 4th cover 
Ricinus 22. Wes eee 25 
Rose Plants 29, 3rd cover 
Rye |. dircous cei e eee 15 
Salpiglossis 
Salsilye ae ce hereon 
Salvia agans: : 
Scabiosa 
Searlet Runner Bean 2 
Seeders:iy «. ic5 opetobernens 15 
Shrubs 5 Seen 2Seeod 
Silver Lace Vine.... 30 
Snapdragons ....... 22 
Spinach 10 
Spirea .... < 
Sprayers 
Saquas hoagie, tees 
Strawberries. 4th cover 
Strawflowers ....... 24 
Sunflower ........+- 25 
Sweet Peas ...... 25,26 
, Sweet William .. 25, 26 
Swiss Chard sanceseem 3 
Thunbergia ...s. es 25 
Tithonia: Wee 25 
PODRCCOM) i srstejetene Die 12 
Tomatoes..... pe Bs Fe} 
Turnips 253s shee 2, 42 
Vegetable Plants ... 13 
Verbena ..... 25, 26, 30 
Vines & osteo teothentecirte Ae: 
Vinca). woot nner She eee 25 
Vitamin B-125 0. cc. +12 
Water Lilies ....... 35 
Watermelon ...... 2,78 
Wiistoria~\,.5 sieves csiea 33 
Zinnia’ 2 ere seieeg : 25 

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