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' i ( , , 4; dis- I . I ' c ', l t a j " Li , l Ir, at , 1 I .li,e, a ' L - "rl 2w- , ’ 1 I 'ri “no . 3 '3 ',' '“’ ' E F i ' ' 32% t f . _ s l lic) V ' ' (t i. a: ' I _ C, i _ _ if r, F a if! THURSDAY, MAY 0, I.” Timely Suggestions The he Wholé Nation is Going to Celebrate Mothers Day ext Sunday. . A Day Set Alia, tb , HOnOr Mother Are you ',,'eg, to plaht a few hardy Perennials? They will bloom this s l er--Peoniaa, Iris, Larkspur, Phlox, Sweet- William, Cantelfbury Bella, Foxglove; Coreopsis, Gaillardia, and many, many more. We have them, splendid stock, all home grown.’ t ' , , .' _ Let us remind you once more that we have on hand many thousands of fiowerfnrtihruha for planting-out. Just a few more days, and it will be too late to, move them. Why not plant now add thereby "gain a Whole season’s growth? i351; BEVEhaiEh hybrid} light blue Delphiniums, the lat. eat in giant f1oisrering French Iris; the dwarf pink ‘Spiraea 'qrroebdli," the new Rose "Pernet." We have heavy stock Hybrid Tea Roses in pots for bedding outs heavy stock, Clematis and Climbing Mend other Vipetapd the Green- houses, full of Geraniums, Petunia, Heliotropes, Cannes, Sal- vias, Vineas--in fact everything you could think of for bed- ding out. I _ _ Maybe you will be interested in some of the newer crea- tions, or plants out of the ordinary, often hard to obtain. Let us name a few otthem---the new hardy Viola "Jersey Gem," a splendid hardy Violet; Elizabeth Caimpbell Phlox, the finest of all Sahtion-pirtlt sbrts ; Aconitum or Monkshood, a late blue flowering hardy, plant of great vslue; Buddleia or Summer CutMweraarrspattttheirtsetstina couple of days, while 12 hardy phutn for $8.00 will f1owar in the Garden all Sum- mer., Worth while to consider, isn’t it? 1 doz. of the itnest Gladiolus Bulbe for planting out,_only $1.00. Lovely Pulley plants in bloom, 01.00 per doe. Hardy Roses for planting out, " ouch. . . .It is by far the greatest Holiday of the year and Flowers are among, if not .the most appropriate, of Gifts to' express your Love and devotion to the best Mother on 1ilarth-YOUR Think of Mother next Sunday, have your children think of her, remind your friends to think of their, Mother. What (Laurel Avenue, 1 block west of M) BAEIR'frGlftE]fjlN]lfrfrUSES ' AND _l)ilUlft,SElft_llf(llE,lS 1brimratratritmtesDearMothpsr,totheee The faireatbf blossoms that nature can yield; Yet, far sweeter flowers: have you given to me, V b Whose cost, paid in heartaches, will ne'er be revealed. THE HIGHLAND PARE PRESS. menus!) PARK. ILLINOIS TELEPHONE 85 Lf,,,,",,,,',,,,,.:.',-,--,',, W of this gorgeous new ”yellow Hybrid. Then there are the har. dy Lilies, Auratum and Spedosum Rubrum, plants in pots, ready to be set but. j 1 ' ' ., Have Iyou heard of h the new hafdy Plums, introduced through rot. Hansen of the Dakota University, delicious in flavor/great size and perfectly hardy, early heiuxmt,atoth- ing greater has come out in new frisita during the past 25 years. We have a splendid stock of heavy trees. Let us tell you more about them. F Still fine Apple Trees, Pears, and Cherries, small Fruit Currantsiand Gpasetrerrfets, Raspberries, Rhubarb, Straw- berry Plants, Asparagus. Let's send you our latest Cetu- logue. . ' C When you buy 25 of 80 cents per lb. Grass Seed, you buy that quality. The best seed, however, and by the way, the only kind to use is 60 cents per lb. If you are not-sure about it, let the big seed houses in Chicago inform you. We any the beat and that is the cheapest in the end. Fertilizers of all kinda, including Swift’s “V igoro," Bone- meal, Nitrate of Soda, Boiteghoaphate, Lawn Lime. We han- dle these fertilizers by the In, ton, or car-load Iota. Price: on these fertilizers ans! page need change every few days, but we shall be glad to quote; you the latest over Phone 85. We are ready to eerye you with choice fioweiis andi1ants or can telegraph your hrder to any part of the U. B. A. or Canada, and while ire pre pretty oertein that Flower: are the thing, if you prefer a Box of Sweat: or something else, well and good-antthiitgciust so you don't overlook the Great Day; and be nuns and have your Mother among the millions of others Whichwill be honored. greater satisfaction cohld tint hope for, then, baking-done just a little to make some Mother Happy? ', We have and! Btnrerhttt plants for the kiddies to give to Mother from 26e onup. Whataitroutaeoasottmersta" or 1gf1omeintt shrub, 'alt labeled and "nttrtiedup,atsautrtinttrdrsiniurot tt-t--orar1anthitikatstuemt- tentaotwhiettenntoantedtmi,1ntar ont W86. . HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS rzWTE:Lt5 Ci2 Ili Ir!, [fil gll