March 13, 1919. 



The Florists' Review 



77 



CANNAS 



CANNAS 



Fine 2 to 3 eye, plump, dormant roots, true to name. 



BED FKOWSSnrO-, Green FoUaffe Doz. 



AlphoiUM Bouvier, 6 ft., dark crimson. 90.40 



Black Prince, 4% ft., velvety maroon .40 



Beante Poitevlne, 4 ft., crimson .40 



Chae. Bendenon, 4 ft., bright crimson .40 



Crimeon Bedder, 3>^ ft., intense 

 crimson 40 



Bnke of Marlboro, 4 ft., crimson- 

 maroon 40 



Ezpreei, 2% ft., scarlet-crimson 50 



tonleiana, 7 ft., brigiit scarlet 40 



Meteor, 5 ft., dazzling crimson 75 



Pennsylvania, 6 ft., vermilion-scarlet .40 



pnnc p&owEBnra sosts 



Bnnffarla, 3% ft., large flowers, beau- 

 tiful rose-pink 50 



Mme. Berat, 4^ ft., rose-carmine 40 



Boeea Oifirantea, 4 ft., rich rose 85 



Mrs. A. P. Conard, 4 ft., salmon-pink . . .85 



A. HENDERSON & CO, 



YE&KOW SOBT8 Doz. 



Anstrla, 5 ft. canary yellow 90.40 



Plorenoe Vanflrliti&, 5 ft., yellow, spot- 

 ted crimson 40 



aiadiator, 4% ft., deep yellow dotted 

 red 40 



Blch ar d Wallace, i\^ ft., canary 

 yellow 40 



Tellow Xing' Bnmbert, 4 ft., yellow, 

 red spots 65 



BBONZE KEAP, with Bed Plower 

 David Banun, 3hi ft., dark bronze 



foliage .40 



Egrandale, 4 ft., currant red .40 



Zlntr Bumbert, 5 ft., orange-scarlet. . .50 



aOUD-EDOED VABIETIES 



Mme. Crozy, 5 ft., vermilion, with red 

 border 40 



Qneen Charlotte, 3^4 ft., orange-scar- 

 let, with gold belt around each 

 petal 40 



Sonv. de A. Crozy, 4 ft., crimson, 

 with gold band .60 



OBANOE-PKOWEBIKa 80BTS 



Wyoming', 7 ft., orange color, purple 

 foliage .40 



2.50 22.00 



OWNERS OF WINTERSON'S SEED STORE 



166 North Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO 



Contract Seed Growers 



Oorreipondenoe Solicited. 



George R. Pedrick A Son 



PKDRICK'l'OWM. H. 1« 



Waldo Rohnert 



GILROY, CAL. 



Wholesale Seed Grower 



Specialties: Beet. Carrot, Endive, Lettuce, 



Onion and Radish. 



Correspondence solicited. 



TIE UNBERLDI SEED COe 



8^ Gn*,^ SAN JOSE. GAL. 



Groweri of 



ONION, LBTTUCB, RADlSH.Btc. 



Correipoadenoe Solicited 



USB OF ENVELOPES OF UNTSTTAL SIZE OR 

 IRREGULAB SHAPE OBJECTIONABLE. 



Many persons and concerns are mailing letters 

 and other matter In envelopes which are ot such 

 size or shape as to cause serious difficulty In 

 handling the matter In the mails. In some cases 

 t"e envelopes are extremely large or very small, 

 while In other cases they are of triangular, cir- 

 cular or other irregular shapes. It is frequently 

 necessary to cancel the postage stamps of such 

 matter of unusual size or shape by hand, as the 

 matter cannot be tied with the ordinary packages 

 or mail without being folded or cut by the pack- 

 age string. This Imposes additional and unnec- 

 essary labor upon the postal service, prevents the 

 expeditious treatment of the matter and often re- 

 sults in its reaching the addressee in a mu- 

 tilated condition. 



Furthermore, many envelopes are made of such 

 °a/k-colored stationery or bear on the address 

 side so much printed matter in addition to the 

 address that they contravene the provisions of 

 paragraph 3, section 470, Postal Laws and Reg- 

 ulations, which provides that: 



'Space should be left on the address side of 

 "" raall matter sufficient for a legible address 

 and for all directions permissible thereon; for 

 postage stamps, for postmarking, dating and any 

 words necessary for forwarding or return." 



It is preferable that all envelopes be made of 

 White paper. When paper of any other color Is 

 used, It should be of very light tints of pink, 

 yellow or blue. 



In every case not less than three and one- 

 naif Inches of clear space should be left at the 

 right end of the address side of all envelopes, 



TROMP BROS. 



(Late Cerrit Segen) 



LISSE, HOLLAND 



HYACINTilS, TUUrS, DAFFODILS, 



"None but the Best" 



Also FRENCH BULBS 



ETC. 



Seed houses will be sent our special quotation on 

 application. 



Correspondence up till June next may be addressed to 

 our representative. 



G. OVERDUIN 



Care of MALTUS it WARE, IS Broad Street, NEW YORK CITY 



Mention The Berlew when yon write. 



Asparagus P. Nanus Seed, True Type 



RIPE, HAND-PICKED, BEST QUALITY 



$1.00 per 1000 || $7.50 per pound 



Drake Point Greenhouses, Yaiaha, Fla. 



in order that there may be ample space for post- 

 age stamps, postmarking, address, directions for 

 forwarding or return, etc. 



Postmasters are requested to take the matter 

 up with their patrons who use envelopes of the 

 kind referred to and advise them of the many 



objections thereto and the impairment of the 

 efficiency of the postal service resnlUng from 

 their use. The desirability and advantage of 

 mailers using envelopes of uniform size 

 may be pointed out, and the importance and 

 necessity for cooperation in this respect should 



