. Fancy Dahlias Ethel Schmidt—White, suffused pink, spotted and penciled crimson. Perfect form and produced in the greatest profusion on long, slender stems. Fern Leaved Beaut/—Rich red, tipped white, with fern-like foliage. Frank Smith—Rich maroon, tipped white. Uncertainty—Color varies from blush pink to dark red, with all the intermediate; variations, no two flowers alike. Gold Medal—Brightest yellow, spotted and penciled vermilion. Strong plants. Mrs. John Dounie—Intense golden yellow, tinting lighter toward the edges, beautifully striped bright glowing red. Always perfect and full to the
. Fancy Dahlias Ethel Schmidt—White, suffused pink, spotted and penciled crimson. Perfect form and produced in the greatest profusion on long, slender stems. Fern Leaved Beaut/—Rich red, tipped white, with fern-like foliage. Frank Smith—Rich maroon, tipped white. Uncertainty—Color varies from blush pink to dark red, with all the intermediate; variations, no two flowers alike. Gold Medal—Brightest yellow, spotted and penciled vermilion. Strong plants. Mrs. John Dounie—Intense golden yellow, tinting lighter toward the edges, beautifully striped bright glowing red. Always perfect and full to the center. An early, profuse and continuous bloomer. Marie Gehring—Bright canary yellow, lightly striped cardinal red. Gold Smith—Yellow edged and striped bright crimson. A magnificent flower. Gladys Century. Prices of all Dahlias on this page, except where noted: Pot-grown plants, purchaser's selections, 15c each; 4 for 50c; $ per dozen, postpaid. Ifi
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