Januabt 27, 1921 



The Florists' Review 



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•>rmerican GreenHouj-e Manufacturing Co., Chicago 



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Here's a view of Longview Farm— 



If you'll run your eye along the ridge of the big AGMCO in the 

 background, you'll probably wonder why the place isn't called 

 Longhouse Farm. 



The house is an AGMCO 85-foot steel-framer 450 feet long. 



R. A. Long, the millionaire lumberman, etc., etc., is the type of 

 man who does not enter a business deal without a thorough 

 knowledge of the matter in hand; who handles it with well bal- 

 anced judgment tempered by vast experience; who is wide-awake 

 to relative values; who is insistent on the best in material, work- 

 manship and design, and he MUST have FAITH in the INTEG- 

 RITY of the company assuming the contract BEFORE HE WILL 

 SIGN UP. 



However, HE DID SIGN UP and— 



The AGMCO DELIVERED THE GOODS. 



Mr. Long is satisfied. 



His superintendent, Mr. Tucker, is satisfied. 



Don't you want to be satisfied too? 



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SALES OFFICES: 



New York Chicago Kansas City Pana, III. Seattle, Wash. 



5 Columbn Circle Muonic Tenpk N. Y. Ufe BMf . Drawer 335 Saitk tUg. 



General Office - - Chicago 

 Factory ... Pana^IU. 



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