New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1926, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1926, Plainville News BUT FATHER IES - ( | SPRING SALE OF ROSE BUSHES, SHRUBS, W iritur Fanar Passs Away at o, Rev. Willam B. West to Beoome 7« 1o o FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES, FERTILIZERS, f S Fl‘a_m;is' Hospital : Executive in Bosion e GRASS SEED AND GARDEN TOOLS 'SCHOOLS ARE FUMIGATED ‘ 10,000 ROSE BUSHES, ALL 2-YEAR-OLD STOCK. ORDER YOURS BY NUMBER Pwentyssiv New e Ios Cares To 3 3 Well 1—American Beauty 2—Anna De Disbach 35C 8—Frau Kfl[x)‘[ lzruschki each { 4—George Dickson 8—Clio 3 for $1.00 6—Duchess of Albany T—~Graus au Teplitz —La France 8—Killarney, Pink Meteor 9—Killarney, White 15—Luxenburg 10—Los Angeles 16—Perle De Orr 17—Ophelia 18—Sunburst nd interm was in West Bristol News ‘ Wor’t Retire I Rolled 1 Cugil Ma Mail Orders Filled &@ Mail Orders A Filled Gentor opping _ DEATH OF J. H. LONDON Rnown Lorestville Besident el e e day—High school elping stu Certificate of Incorporation = Passes Away—IPrisoncr Starts Cir \ b 19—Radiance g 20—General Jacqueminot 21—Mad Ed Herriott 22—Mary Wallace 23—Aviator Bleriot 24—Dr. Van Flect celsior 6—Dorothy Perkins 27—Flower of Fairfield 28—Red Baby 29—FEdith Covel 30—Louise Welter dents Find Work—Crushes Hand tis in Cell=Firemen Recelv =Town Planners To Moo t—Bricfs, Cheek For $36—Theater Sold. |THOMAS | HARDY 11—Hoosier Beauty 12—01d Gold | STAR ROSE COLLECTION STAR SHRUB COLLECTION he ahe ) gt for him 10 |00 G onfernce, W w in [UBEHGd betorn any duning FIVE GOOD SPECIALS $1.95 FIVE GOOD ONES FOR $1.19 B fonf and | ‘or all D R dohn Henry London Henr FINE FRUIT TREES Apple and Peach 35c each Pear 45c each Plum Trees 39¢ each Plainy Cherry 69¢ each Grape Vines for 25¢, Currant Bushes 29¢, Rhubarh 10e, Raspberries 10¢ each The best varieties of each Town Planners to ‘\lx'rl SHRUBS, VINES AND OLD-FASHIONED FLOWERS Moss Pinks, 10¢; Hollyhocks, Sweet William, Coreopsis, Jap T 19¢ each; Larkspur, Hardy Sweet Peas, Hardy Asters, Ever-Blooming Sweet William, 23c each: Lilacs, Syringa, Hall's Honeysuckle, Wistaria, Forsythia, Hvdrangeas, for 29¢ each. 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