PAPER POTS 



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3x3 $1.2.5 " $6.50 



4x3 $1.50 " $7.00 



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205 West Street 



New "York 



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 B5 Vaughan's "Home- 

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 sphagnum moss. Cus- 

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Charlotte, Vermont 



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A LITTLE BOOK 

 ABOUT ROSES 



for 1920 

 is now ready 



While a commercial catalogue, it is 

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It represents a business in a class 

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 loving and enthusiastic devotion to 

 the Queen of Flowers. 



A copy is yours for the asking. 



GEORGE H. PETERSON 



Rose & Peony 

 Specialist 



Box 50 

 Fair Lawn, N. J. 



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