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QUALITY GLADIOLUS 
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TWO OUTSTANDING VARIETIES 
OF THE 
NEWER INTRODUCTIONS 
Aeoe Cta 
The “Glad With a Personality”. Originated by Ellis and 
introduced by Majeski, New Era is fast becoming a leader among 
the newer glads. It has a wonderful record wherever shown. 
It is eosine pink, blended with LaFrance pink with soft cream 
throat and white midribs. The florets open wide and are perfectly 
ruffled and frilled, with perfect placement on a straight, graceful 
spike. 
Prices per each: 
Large, $3.50; Medium, $2.50; Small, $1.50. 
Bulblets, per each, 25c; 10 for $2.00; 100 for $16.00; 
1,000 for $120.00. 
Blu/iley temple 
Named in honor of America’s “Little Sweetheart”, this new 
Pruitt introduction of last season has in one short year captured a 
high place in the gladiolus ranks. It is without peer among the 
newer varieties. 
It is a light cream with darker throat. The florets, large, 
beautifully ruffled and of heavy substance, are set in fine place¬ 
ment on a tall spike similar to Picardy. SHIRLEY TEMPLE 
is a sure winner. 
Prices per each: 
Large, $3.75; Medium, $2.50; Small, $1.00. • 
Bulblets, per each, 50c; 10 for $4.00. 
G. A. Shaw & 
P. O. BOX 476 
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROWERS 
GRANTS PASS, OREGON 
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COURIER PRINTING, GRANTS PASS. OREGON 
