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TAYLOR’S 1934 FLOWER AND PLANT GUIDE 
VALENTINES DAY 
Always use flowers for Valentines. Nothing can 
answer the purpose quite so well. 
PARTIES 
Your parties are not complete without flowers. 
Use Red Carnations for Washington s Birthday par¬ 
ties. There is always a flower in season for every 
month of the year so you can always get flowers. 
EASTER 
We have Easter Lillies in abundance for Easter. 
Also roses, gladiolas, Carnations and other cut 
flowers. 
MOTHER’S DAY 
Mother’s Day is in May.\ This is a day when 
flowers are sold in abundance. Every mother ap¬ 
preciates flowers. They carry the sentiment as noth¬ 
ing else can. 
Cut flowers and designs a specialty. Local and 
long distant telephone No. 326. We keep a line of 
fresh cut flowers at all times and for alloccasions. 
THANKS! MRS. WARD 
Yellville, Arkansas. 
September 3, 1933 
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Taylor: 
While I am writing letters of thanks to our 
many friends who so sweetly expressed their 
sympathy for us in our recent sorrow, I wish 
to write a word of appreciation to you. 
Although the weather was hot, the many 
offerings reached us in perfect condition. You 
will recall that three years ago we lost a loved 
one and that our many friends there were 
just as thoughtful and generous. In each 
instance, we received flowers from many 
places, Little Rock, Springfield, Memphis, 
St. Louis, and other places—and while the 
offerings from these places were lovely and 
greatly appreciated, they in no way outclassed 
yours in freshness, arrangement, or beauty. 
Each time your flowers came thru without a 
single wilted blossom, and with no evidence 
of shipment. In fact your flowers will 
"stand up” or "hold their own” among any 
large collection of offerings—and your prices 
are invariably less than city prices. 
When I think of how quickly you have 
built up such a splendid business, I feel it is 
greatly because of your kindly, neighborly 
understanding of your customers sorrows and 
joys, and the big efforts you make to please. 
Somehow I just wanted to write you thus— 
It may please you to know your shipments 
arrive promptly in perfect condition. You 
render a great service to Russellville and 
vicinity, and you have built up an indis¬ 
pensable enterprise there. 
In a few days I shall be back home, and 
shall drive out and see if your supply of 
bulbs for Fall is in. 
With every good wish for your continued 
success, I am 
Yours truly, 
Mrs. J. B. Ward. 
(not solicited) 
GRAPE/ 
CONCORD GRAPE—A standard grape. 
Blue-black; excellent flavor; hardy and 
very productive. 15c each; dozen, $1.50. 
NIAGRA—Large fruit, large bunches 
Greenish white, changing when fully ripe 
to pale yellow. 15c each; dozen, $1.50. 
MOORE’S EARLY—Heavy, early pro¬ 
ducer. Popular for home and market, 15c 
each; dozen, $1.50. 
CATAWBA — Blue-black; hardy and 
productive. 15c each; dozen, $1.50. 
MOORES DIAMOND—The leading early 
white grape, ripening slightly before Nia- 
gra, between Worden and Concord White, 
almost free from pulp, excellent quality ; 
With rich yellow tinge, juicy ; few seeds, 
above medium size, adheres firmly to 
stem. 15c each; $1.50 dozen. 
WORDEN—A splendid Corcord type; 
larger, better quality and earlier. Vines 
vigorous; hardy and productive. 15c each; 
$1.50 dozen. 
CAMPBELL—Bunch and berry large, 
glossy black, with blue bloom, sweet and 
juicy, seeds few and small, part readily 
from the pulp; very early. 15c eacli; 
$1.50 per dozen. 
SPECIAL—25 assorted grapes, your se¬ 
lection, for $2.75; 25 all one variety, $2.50; 
postpaid. 
DOUBLE 
YELLOW HEAD 
PARROT 
The voice is soft 
and melodious.- The 
birds prove ideal 
talkers, whis ties 
and sings. Often 
imitates a voice 
from a phonograph 
record. Georgeous 
bird measuring 11 
to 14 inches in 
length is a dark 
green color, with 
bright red and 
some blue feathers 
on the edge of 
wings and tail. Top 
of head is bright 
yellow. Has very 
showy appearance. 
Price, f. o. b. Rus¬ 
sellville, $14.75. 
MEXICAN RED HEAD—These birds may 
be called the pels of the Parrot family. Quiet, 
gentle easily handled by anyone. Resembles 
the double yellow heads in general color, being 
a lively shade of green and head is red. Price, 
$12.50 each; f. o. b. Russellville. 
We do not have these birds in stock, but 
can have them on short notice. Also write for 
prices on Canary Birds, Love Birds and other 
kinds of Parrots, Monkeys, Rabits, Guinea Pigs, 
Persian Kittens. 
