Suzanne Miller—Yellow sport of Norma, 
very fine. 
Garza Supreme—Very late white for Christ¬ 
mas and later. 
Yellow Garza Supreme—Sport of Garza Su¬ 
preme. 
CAPRICE 
Caprice—Six kinds and colors, bronze, lav¬ 
ender, pink, purple, yellow, and white, $3.50 
per 100; $30.00 per 1000. 
HARDY VARIETIES 
$2.50 per 100; $20.00 per 1000 
We list the following as generally listed as 
Hardy, but there are many more in our list 
of the early sorts, both Standards and Pom¬ 
pons that are hardy in our section with 
little or no protection: 
Alladin—Bronze. 
R. Marion Hatton—Yellow. 
Ruth Hatton—White. 
Boston—Bronze. 
Adironda—Bronze. 
Zora—Yellow. 
Harvest Home—Bronze. 
Ruth Cummings—Reddish Bronze. 
Alice Howell—Orange yellow. 
M inong—White. 
Barbara Cummings—Yellow shading to 
bronze. 
Provence—Soft pink blended with yellow. 
Glory of Oaks—Yellow. 
Mayellen—Cerise pink with yellow center. 
Little Bob—Bronze red. 
Murillo—Choice pink. 
MIDGE 
FumeTobac will control Midge and is very 
easy to handle. It may be had from most 
supply houses or direct from the Uniform 
Products Company, Inc., Ill Fifth Ave., New 
York. The company furnishes tins for hang¬ 
ing in the house for burning the powder, and 
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