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OUR PRODUCT SOLD BY 

 SEED hEALERS 



Visitors' Register I i During Recess I 



Boston— A. E. Tliatcher, Bar Harbor, 

 Me. 



Pittsburgh — Mr. Van Gundia, repre- 

 senting the Davey Tree Expert Co., 

 Kent, Ohio; Jacs Smits, Amsterdam, 

 Holland. 



Rochester, N. Y.— T. T. Fryer of the 

 Tajimi Co., New York; C. J. Ford of 

 A. Herman Co., New York; Julius 

 Berg, New York. 



Philadelphia — Albert Carr, Kingston, 

 Pa.; P. Joseph Lynch, New Castle, 

 Indiana; John Halliday, Halliday 

 Bros., Baltimore, Md.; Mr. Stack- 

 house, Poehlmann Bros. Co., Chicago, 

 111. 



Chicago — Mrs. Fulsinger, mgr. West 

 Side Flower Shop, Racine, Wis.; R. G. 

 Corwin with Miami Floral Co., Dayton, 

 O.; Julius Winter of Ozark Seed & 

 Plant Co., Nashville, Ark.; Miss Ris- 

 berg with H. W. Buckbee, Rockford, 

 111.; Mr. McAniff with the Kirkwood 

 Florist Co., Des Moines, la.; Harry 

 Balsley, Detroit, Mich. 



Washington — L. D. McNeff, New 

 York City; Joseph J. Goudy, H. A. 

 Dreer, Phila.; Nettie L. Parker, Pyfer 

 & Co., Chicago; Mary E. Parker, Joliet, 

 111.; S. H. Bayersdorfer, Phila.; H. 

 W. Franke, George L. Bruffey & Co., 

 University, Va.; Morris M. Cohen, 

 New York; Miss Anna Rem ley. New 

 Orleans, La.; H. Cheeseman, R. M. 

 Ward & Co., New York. 



P. J. Foley's Fishing Party 

 Fishing stories are always unusual 

 and those told by the party that went 

 from Chicago to Lake Geneva last 

 week are no exception. According to 

 their reports the fishes were the small- 

 est and the bites the fewest ever 

 known on a P. J. Foley fishing ex- 

 pedition. It was August Poehlmann's 

 first attempt and after patiently wait- 

 ing from 5 a.m. till 5 p.m., he says 

 he landed a bass six inches long and 

 was satisfied, for it was better than 

 P. J. had done. John Furrow of Guth- 

 rie, Okla., and John Stuppy of St. 

 Joseph, Mo., saved the day by catching 

 a half dozen between them. "Better 

 luck next time." 



ROCHESTER VACATIONISTS. 



Miss Ethel Forster of (!eo. B. Hart's 

 is spending her vacation in Pennsyl- 

 vania. Miss Lillian Wheeler of Kael- 

 her Inc. is spending her vacation in 

 New York and Atlantic City. Albert 

 Young of H. E. Wilson's is at Atlantic 

 City. Miss Margaret Mullen is In 

 Canada and Miss Tessie Whitman is 

 at Sodus Bay, N. Y. H. B. E. 



CATALOGUES RECEIVED. 



H. G. Hastings Co., Atlanta, Ga. — 

 Catalogue No. 54, Fall 1917. Largely 

 devoted to cereals and vegetable seeds. 

 Fully illustrated. Cover in colors. 



V. Lemoine & Son, Nancy, France — 

 Special list No. 190, for July, 1917. 

 Delphiniums and herbaceous paeonies, 

 including some sensational novelties. 

 An Autumn Catalogue will be issued 

 in September. 



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