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92 



The Florists^ Review 



Septembbb 18, 1919. 



you expect results. If he knows that 

 you mean business, you can take my 

 word for it that he will 'step on the 

 gas' and try to help you. 

 ^ "Your congressman wants your vote 

 and the votes of your friends. As long 

 as you do not ask him to do anything 

 wro^ng or injure anyone else or vio^^ate 

 the rules of proper conduct, he will be 

 glad to help youf if he knows you mean 



business. , . . ,„ „„_ 



"You cannot expect him to do any- 

 thinc for you unless he knows what you 

 want yL are not asking anything 

 Tproper. Not only will he be glad to 

 Lelp you, but you have an absolutely 

 perfect right to go to him for help. He 

 ia your representative and subject to 

 your call on anything that pertains to 

 his office. Don't feel that you are ask- 

 ing something to which you have no 

 rilht. He knows that you have a right 

 to go to him and that you have a right 

 to insist upon his help, within the limits 



^^'M? every 'man interested in the hor- 

 ticultural profession will make it his 

 individual business to take this matter 

 up with his own congressman and insist 

 upon positive help and definite action 

 aid keep after him until he gets a sat- 

 isfactory reply, I can almost guarantee 

 that a hearing will be granted. 



"From that time on it is entirely a 

 question of making your case before the 

 committee. Also I can almost guaran- 

 tee that any recommendations, which 

 the agricultural committee sees ht to 

 make on the basis of the facts and 

 merits of the case as disclosed at the 

 hearing, will be cheerfully and promptly 

 carried out by the Federal Horticultural 

 Board." 



Grand Rapids, Mich.— The wedding 

 of Volney P. Trankler and Dora Holt 

 took place September 8 at the bride s 

 home. Miss Margaret Nordburg, Miss 

 Catharine Holloway and Miss Emily 

 Erickson, of the force of Henry Smith, 

 assisted at the wedding. 



Redford, Mich. — Frank J. Elton, who 

 has been with A. J. Stahelin as a grower 

 since his return from France, has secured 

 passports for a trip to England. He 

 will bring back a bride. On his return 

 he plans to buy or build a greenhouse 

 establishment and go into business for 

 himself. 



SNOW QUEEN CANNA 



Awarded Certificate ef Merit at S. A. F. A O. H.. 

 New York Convention. And 100 other notable 

 kinds. Always ask for 



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Boston Ferns 



Bench grown plants, from $3.00 to 

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VARIETIES: 



Amphitryoi, lilac and white. 



Baron von Dedem, cochineal-red. 



Bridesmaid, white; crimson center. 



Boiquet Fleuri, white; carmine eye. 



Coquette, white; pink eye. 



Fintoffle, deep lavender. 



Faust, white with cerise center. 



Ferdinand Cortez, deep crimson. 



Frauiein G. von Lassburg, white. 



Iris, light purple. 



La Vague, lavender-pink. 



La Mahdi, deep, velvety-purple. 



Lothair, bright crimson. 



Lumineaux, bright crimson. 



Mme. Bezanson, best crimson. 



Mme. Pape Carpentier, white. 



Miss Lingard, earliest white. 



Mrs. Charles Door, lavender. 



Pantheon, rose-pink. 



Pecheur d' Island, lavender-cerise. 



Richard Wallace, white, carmine eye. 



R. P. Stmthers, cherry-red. 



Sir Edwin Landseer, bright crimson. 



Sunset, dark rosy-pink. 



Terre Nenva, lavender. 



Thebaide, rosy-pink. 



Elizabeth Campbell, soft pink, $10.00 per 100 

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CIBOTIUH. 4-lDcta, t9.00 per dozen; 

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BOSTON FEBNS. From bench, ready 

 'for 4-inch and 6-inch pots, 60 cents 

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GENISTAS. Well shaped 4-inch plants. 

 $32.50 per 100. 



PRIMULA MAIiACOIDES ROSEA. (Best 

 selected strain.) $5.00 per 100; $46.00 

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CALENDULA. For delivery after Sep- 

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BEGONIA MELIOB. 2% -Inch, nice stock. 

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PEONIES 



Good collection of 



Choice Varieties 



SEND FOR LIST. 



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PEONIES 



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IRIS, 2 ACRES 



Best Standard Varieties. 



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