Evening journal., 1904-04-05
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Time 10 Be Planting Rose
Bushes, Grass Seeds and
Bulbs.

graceful leaf, brilliant bloom,
intoxicating sweetness and
fragrance.
First, the Roses.
Hardy plants from Holland;
15c each. 2 for 25c S1.25 a
dozen-bundles of dozen of the
choicest varieties all ready for
you to carry home.
General Observation-Disclosures scarlet
crimson.
La France-llght pink.
Magma Charta-brilliant pink.
Ulrich Brunner-cherry red.
Paul Neyron--deep lose, large flower.
Jules Margottin-carmine.
Mrs. John Lang-soft pink.
Crested Moss--subdued pink.
Marechal Neil-deep yellow.
Giant nf Battles-deep, fiery crimson.
Coquette des Alps-fleSh white.
Madam Gabriel Luizet-fine, satin
pink.
Fisher Holmes-brlliant crimson.
Climbing Roses.
Crimson Rambler-red, rapid grow
erS.
Madam Plantier-white.
Baltimore Beile-white.
Queen Of Prairies-red.
Seven Slsters-pink and white.
Other Holland Plants.
Azaleas, 35c.
Magnoiias, Soc.
Rhododendrons, 45o
Conifers, SOC.
Lilies and PsOHtes.
Lillum speciosum; tall and sIend6
with lovely big flowers in pink, red {.
white. 10c each, B for 25c.
The crinum lilies-CHbag, white with
red markings; Gloriosa, pink and white.
l5c each.
Peonies, exceptionally fine bulbs from
Holland. l5c each, 2 for 25c.
Beg0ittas and Other Bulbs.
For these bulbs we huntall over
the country and get the best of
each kind wherever they are to
to be found.
Begonlas, single, 4c, 40 a dozen;
double, Sc each, 75c dozen.
Bleeding Heart, 15c, , for 25c.
Caladlum Elephants Ear, l0e, l5e
and 2Oc.
Gloxlnlas, Sc each. 75c a dozen.
Spotted Gala Lilies, sc each, SOC
dozen.
Summer Hyaeinths, sc each, SOC a
dozen.
Spider Lilies, 1Oc each.
Buttercup Oxalis-good-luck flower
10c dozen. Pink, yellow and white.
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Amayllis Johnsonii, 20c each.
Gladioli, &c each, 15e a dozen. Ex-
ira large bulbs, the size Of the top Of tea
e1lb. SC each, soc a dozen.
Madeira Vines, for sc.
Cannas, dark foliage, peach-blow,
red with gilt edge, yellow, white, red, 2
for &c.
Tuberoses, No. bulbs, uhieb means
fhey wW bloom, 10 a dozen. lOnly
about go per cent. of No. bulbs bloom,
bfg this kind srs do not SELL
Fl0wer and Negefable Seeds.
&c a package, 25c dozen. Ian
drefh's f0lDer aud Vegetabie SEEDS,
for which we are selling agents
since they retired from the retail
business, sc a package, SOC a
! dozen. Vegetable seeds, 10c for
1-3 pint, 20c pint.
A fine mixture of sweet peas
especially put up for US, 35c a
pound.
Grass seed, with enough white clover
to make handsome lawn, 15c quart I;
25c for quarts; 75c a peck; $3.50 for
! u - II
To Make Plants Jump.
Wanamaker plant food, 1Oo a pack
age-enough for fifty plants six months.
10 pounds, S1.25; 25 pounds $3.50 80
pounds, $3.50; 100 pounds, s..
Lawn enricher, 5-pound bag, zoe |,
25-pound bag, 75ci l0O-pound bag,
$3.50
Bone meal, 100 pounds, 81.
! To Keep PiaAts HeaItkp.
Lion brand Bordeaux mixture qiquld) /.
45c a can.
Helebore--keeps insects off roses
10c.
Tobacco soap, l0c a cake.
And all sorts of tools and sprayers,
and everything necessary to help you
set the plants out and keep them In
good condition after they start growing.
Pruning shears, 25c, 45c, SOC and 7Oe.
Rubber hand sprayers, SOC, 55c, 75e
and S5c; either straight or curved top
the curved ones are nice for spraying
the undersdes of leaves.
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