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II (I K'T I CULTURE 



August 18, 1917 



S. A. F. 



S. A. F. 



M. Van Waveren & Sons 



BRANCH OFFICE, Ltd. 



26 Cortlandt St., . . New York 



EXTENDS GREETINGS 



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S. A. F. 



NEW NURSERY LICENSE LAW IN 

 PENNA. 

 A Harrisbiirg special of July 31 

 says: Plans to put into effect the new 

 State license law for the nurserymen 

 and persons selling trees end shrub- 

 bery have been worked out, and the 

 Act will become operative within the 

 next month. It Is estimated that the 

 new Act will affect scores of nursery- 

 men all over the State, many of whom 

 are located in Philadelphia or its im- 

 mediate vicinity and will greatly 

 stiffen up the inspection of tree shrub- 

 bery and similar stock from Holland 

 and other countries. The preliminary 

 Inspections are now being made by 

 nursery establishments In eastern 

 countries, so that the State Depart- 



Special Number 



NEXT WEEK 



FuH Story of the New York 

 Convention Proceedings 



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AND 



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ADVERTISERS 



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ment of Agriculture, which is charged 

 with the enforcement of the law, will 

 have complete information as to num- 

 ber and location. Under terms of the 

 law all persons selling trees will be 

 required to take out a State license. 



TO NEW ENGLAND FLORISTS. 

 On to New York 

 S. A. F. Convention on August 21-22-23. 



Do not delay making reservations 

 on boat or train. It is expected that a 

 large party will go from Boston and 

 you should be one of them. 



Meetings will be interesting and 

 there is enough going on in New York 

 to give you all the entertainment that 

 you wish. Forget business and the 

 coal question for a few days and enjoy 

 yourself. Get acquainted with the 

 "live wires" of the business; it may 

 mean money and more business for 

 you. 



The Trade Exhibit at the Grand 

 Central Palace. Lexington Ave., and 

 46th street will more than pay you for 

 going. Read the Trade Papers for list 

 of Hotels and programme. 



Go yourself and take your friends 

 with you. 



E. Allan Peirce, 

 State Vice-President, Mass. 'East. 



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Silver Medal at National 

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 First Class Certificate, Boston, 

 also Cincinnati, Indianapolis, 

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