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Each one of these letters was written to us voluntarily 
and entirely unsolicited on our part. We have literally 
hundreds and hundreds of letters comins from every 
state, praising Inter-State roses. 
You can have just as good success. 
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re a l°y leasure y hoijf- 
March 3, 1937—“I would like to 
take this time to tell you that I 
bought three dozen rose bushes 
from you last spring and I had 
ii^nderful results from them. 
''Hiey all lived and bloomed all 
summer and when I cut them 
back in October, some of them 
had as many as a dozen buds 
in bloom on them.” Wm. Per- 
rault, 660 Broad St., East Wey- 
mopth Branch, Boston, Mass. 
August 10, 1937—“My Stargold 
has roses all the time, had 16 
buds at one time—pretty good 
for the first year, isn’t it?” Mrs. 
Stella Bobinson, 720 Keyte St., 
Owosso, Mich. 
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July 19, 1937—“I promised you 
this spring that I was going to 
' write you my criticism of the 
roses I bought from you, either 
constructively or adversely. To¬ 
day, July 19, I have this to say 
to you in regard to Roses. For 
the last 10 years I have bought 
the best available roses from 
various well-known nurseries of 
our U. S. Your “Gold Medal” 
dozen, I consider the very pin¬ 
nacle that there is in the field 
of roses. The stock is extremely 
sturdy and healthy. The array of 
colors is superb. The ramblers I 
also bought from you are the 
very best I have ever had. A 
word of praise goes also for the 
grape vines I purchased at the 
same time. Needless to tell you I 
am a very pleased and delighted 
purchaser of your stock and feel 
relieved to know that in the fu¬ 
ture, the confidence I shall have 
in your nurseries will make my 
matter of choosing a much eas¬ 
ier burden.” Sabino Farese, Red 
Hook, N. Y. 
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May 5, 1937—“My order for 
roses was received and I must 
say that they are the best lot of 
roses that I have received frorn 
any nursery. They are just doing 
fine and all have started putting 
out leaves. Thank you for your 
prompt delivery.” Mrs. Chas. 
Morgan, 909 East 61st, Tacoma, 
Wash. 
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