﻿APRIL 15, 1928 



The Horists' Review 



65 



Telej am ph Delivery iijfc^ 



Department — ^^^^ 



THE florists whose cards appear in 

 the Pink Part of The Florists' 

 Review are prepared to fill orders from other 

 florists, for local delivery, on the usual basisi. 

 See index by towns on the followingf pa^e; 

 If your city is not represented, there is a 

 specially good opportunity for you. 



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IF I KNEW YOU AND YOU KNEW ME 



1. 



It' I knew you and you knew mc, 

 'Tis seldom we would disagree; 

 But, never having yet clasped hands. 

 We might, perhaps, not understand 

 That each intends to do what's right. 

 And treat each other "honor bright." 

 How little to complain there'd be 

 If I knew you and you knew me! 



Or when some goods you "fire back," 

 Or make a "kick" on this or that, 

 We'd take it in good part, you see. 

 If I knew you and you knew me. 

 With customers six thousand strong 

 Occasionally things go wrong — 

 Sometimes our fault, sometimes theirs — 

 Forbearance would decrease all cares. 

 Kind friend, how pleasant things would be 

 It I knew you ana you knew me I 



It e'er we ship you by mistake, 



Or in your bill some error make, 



From irritation you'd be free 



If I knew you and you knew me. 



Or when the checks don't come on time. 



And customers send us nary a line. 



We'd wait without anxiety 



If I knew you and you knew me! 



4. 



So let us trust, rely, confide. 

 Have firm good faith on either side, 

 Confidence to each other give — 

 Living ourselves, let others live; 

 And any time you come this way, 

 That you will call, we hope and pray; 

 Then face to face we each shall be 

 And I'll know you and you'll know me. 



— From an "Old Scrap Book.' 



124 Tremont St. 



BOSTON 



"When You Think of Boston, Think of Penn" 



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SECY YOUNG'S CORNER 



OFFICE: 1170 BROADWAY. NEW YORK 



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S0( lETY OF AMERICAN FLORISTS. 



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Plant Registration. 



'|ic notice is hcrebv given that the 

 n,;.?^','"^ new plants have been sub- 

 "".'tod for registration: 

 ,„'•■■' ^''<^o<lore H. Townsend, horticul- 

 _ , I'S ^ew York State School of Agri- 

 ^ 'jre, Morrisville, Madison county, 



■' ''^rk??,, ^*"y' «>'e'Hintr. grown at Morrls- 



• ncVL ""''"""■"• I''n"f twelve Inches in 



^ nn?i ^ grower and a free bliwmer in the 



• ■ ^^ rnnr.'""™^'"' •^"s a P'aln »enf. no zone; 



,i':uA,.ipr 'V"^^" ,'" '■•"Ster. single, fine petals; 



"""'"■X flo«»^ f , "ower. two and one-quarter 



'■■'''"^ retnlnfnP'l'.''- *" "'"^ ''"''• opening to pure 



"■etnining this color. Tl,e flowers have red 



pollen. Originator notes that many varieties 

 were crossed, including geraniums and pelar- 

 goniums, but the varieties became mixed and the 

 parentage lost. The name proposed is Betty, 

 in honor of the deceased daughter of Professor 

 and Mrs. Frank G. Helyar, the former a director 

 of the school. 



By R. L. Isherwood, Chillicothe, Mo.: 



Fetimia Royal Purple, seedling, a strong 

 grower, retaining its blooms from ten to twelve 

 days and holding color in sim or shade. Par- 

 entage unknown. 



Any person objecting to these registra- 

 tions or to the use of the proposed names 

 is requested to communicate with the 

 secretary at once. If there is no ob- 

 jection to the registration, it will be 

 made three weeks from this date. 



Public notice is hereby given that, 



as no objection has been filed against 

 the registration of Begonia Peerless, by 

 J. A. Peterson & Sons, 3132 McHenry 

 avenue, Westwood, Cincinnati, O., the 

 s.inie becomes complete. 



John Young, Sec'y. 

 April 9, 1920. 



SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FLORISTS. 



The Cleveland Convention. 



It has been definitely decided that the 

 annual convention and trade exhibition 

 of the society, to be held August 17 to 

 19, shall be held in the Ninth Garage, 

 St. Clair avenue and East Sixth street, 

 Cleveland, O. 



The building is of reinforced concrete 

 and steel construction, equipped with a 

 modern sprinkler system. A whole floor 

 of the immense building has been leased, 

 which allows about 20,000 square feet 

 of space available for the trade exhibi- 

 tion. The sessions of the convention 



[Contii'uod on page 69.] 



