Perrys Policy 
Our cover this year features the Perry trademark, which, for 
over a generation has proclaimed tersely our business aim, ‘‘BETTER 
SEEDS.’’ The word ‘‘better’’ is a significant one, because it means 
not only selling the best seeds available today, but constantly im- 
proving and developing strains for the future. 
In addition to seeds, we have sought to make PERRY’S the 
complete horticultural headquarters for the home gardener, mar- 
ket gardener and florist. To that end we have been diligent in seeking 
out the newest and most efficient equipment for the varied needs 
of these groups. 
During the years we have always felt our responsibility to be a 
three-fold one: 
FIRST: To sell only the best seeds available and to sell them 
at a fair price. Never to sacrifice quality for price. 
SECOND: To carry as complete a line of seeds as possible that 
our customers would have the widest choice. 
THIRD: To see that every member of our sales force was expe- 
rienced in the needs of our customers—a man whose judg- 
ment and recommendations could be relied upon, and not 
just a clerk to hand out a packet of seeds. 
It has always been our aim to maintain the same integrity and 
high standard in the quality of seeds as that established by our 
predecessors, W. W. Rawson Co., and Fottler, Fiske, Rawson Co. 
This is our policy—and your approval of it is demonstrated by the 
TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 
Bird Houses Feeders, 6tGijs.t-o. os iw is css eee 53 
Bulbs, Dahlias, Gladiolus, Lilies, etc...... 33-36 
BarmyscedseGrains ts sqrt tenis. y «lee ees 16 
Fertilizers 207 Smee pre tees es facet 56 
Flower: Secds snesre cer hres Seats ture gar er hia 17-32 
Household: Helps sey atacrce eee ts aelitee 49-50 
TNSCCtICIES Haske ree tira Ree ne Mee 54-55 
Lawn,-Grass peed 6.) sate eae 14-15, 3rd Cover 
Plants} Bedding 2% swiss aoe eee 2nd Cover 
Plants;: Rerenmidls 1-5 wie y ane eee 37-38 
Poultry and’ Pet. Supplies sone .pee 51-52 
Roses; Shrubs; Lrcesias2 eae seen eo 39-41 
Tools and Horticultural Sundries......... 42-48 
Vegetable -Plantsa kan aon ence 2 13 
Vegetable: Seed [eae eee ae ee 2-13 

ORDER NOW 
We Appreciate Early Orders 
fact that you have made us 
‘““New England’s Leading Seed Store’’ 
Be Sure Your Full Name and 
Address Is on Every Order 

Important Directions —Please Read 
Please use our Order Sheet if possible. Register your let- 
ter if you enclose currency or coins. Write your full name 
and address every time you write us. 
State how you want goods shipped—Express, Freight, or 
Parcel Post, otherwise we use our best judgment. 
Customers living on R. F. D. routes and beyond express 
delivery will aid us by stating: ‘*Goods reach us by 
Parcel Post only”’ to avoid mistakes in sending by express. 
Cloth Bags are charged for extra at cost and are redeem- 
able upon return. 
Prices are net—no discount and subject to change with- 
out notice. Unless specially stated they are f.o.b. Boston. 
When cash accompanies the order we deliver free within 
the United States by truck, mail, express, or freight, our 
option, all Vegetable, Grass and Flower Seed quoted by the 
packet, ounce, quarter pound and pound. The purchaser 
pays transportation except where noted on Bulbs, Trees, 
Shrubs, Plants, Potatoes, Field Seeds, Fertilizer, Horticul- 
tural and Poultry Supplies. 
DOMESTIC PARCEL POST RATES 
within the United States and Possessions 
Limit of weight, all zones, 70 lbs. Size, 100 inches, length and 
girth combined. 
Local zone, Boston Postal District— Each 
8c. for first pound or fraction, First additional 
Ic. extra for each two pounds or pound or pound op 
fractional additional fraction fraction 
First Zone 
Within 650 miles of Boston............ 9c. 1.1o. 
Second Zone 
Within 650to 150 miles.............. 9e. 1.1o. 
Third Zone 
Withingelb0) toe GOO miles ecient citi 10c. 20. 
Fourth Zone 
Within 300to 600 miles.............. lle. 3.5c. 
Fifth Zone 
Within 600 to 1000 miles.............. 120. 6.3¢. 
Sixth Zone 
Within 1000 to 1400 miles.............. 13¢. 7c. 
Seventh Zone 
Within 1400 to 1800 miles.............. 15e. Qc. 
Eighth Zone 
‘All’overs1800 miles..co.ceeeccet ce cen oe 166. lle. 
DELIVERIES—Our policy is to make all shipments promptly on receipt of order. We aim to pack all our goods to withstand 
ordinary transportation conditions, that they may arrive in such a way as to be most satisfactory to the purchaser. We guarantee 
safe delivery to the Post Office, Express or Railroad, but our responsibility ceases when we take a receipt in good order. In case 
of accident resulting in broken packages, goods being lost or injured, plants, etc., broken, sign for them “damaged,”’ and refuse to 
accept them until the delivery agent notes the damage. Notify us instantly that we may aid you in realizing on your claim. 

Phone CAPitol 0626-7-8 
Remember—it is the expectation of flowers or fruits you buy when purchasing our seeds, bulbs or 
lants, and we will not willingly or knowingly sell any that are unfit for planting purposes. Poor soil, un- 
avorable weather, ignorant or careless methods, contribute to failure, and are beyond our control. 
Conditions of Sale—PERRY SEED COMPANY gives no warranty, express or implied, as to the 
roductiveness of any seeds, bulbs or plants it sells and will not be in any way responsible for the crop. Our 
ability, in all instances, is limited to the purchase price of the seed, bulbs or plants. All orders taken by 
our agents or salesmen including any special terms or conditions pertaining to same, are subject to the approval 
of our home office. If the purchaser does not accept the goods on these terms, they are to be returned at once. 
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