PAINESVILLE NURSERIES 
July 4th 
Our service fla^ has been put away, for most 
of the lads are back again on 
the old job. Of its twenty- 
seven stars, two 
from the 
blue to 
changed 
TREES 
PLANTS 
gold. 
We are all 
mighty glad the war is over; and 
this year at least, will celebrate 
the 4th in the good old-fashioned 
way with lots of bang, fire and 
hilarity. 
In the matter of buying Nur¬ 
sery stock, however, it is bel¬ 
ter to be ‘‘safe and sane.’' 
Many a careless purchaser 
has burned his fingers, or got 
hit in the eye by ‘ ‘ the stick. ’ ’ 
We will now blow our own 
trumpet. We prefer to do it 
ourselves; for we need the ex¬ 
ercise, and know best what ve 
are blowing about. 
That part of our 1200 acres de¬ 
voted to growing hardy nursery 
stock, is looking fine. We are going to 
have a splendid lot of first class stock to 
offer this fall. 
' The Eose fields are a mass of bloom, wood de¬ 
veloping rapidly, and giving promise of excep¬ 
tionally strong plants for digging time. 
Good growing temperatures and occasional rains are 
making first class trees in all lines of fruit. 
So much for quality prospects. You all know that for various de¬ 
finite reasons, demand will generally exceed supply. 
Our representatives had the pleasure of meeting personally a good many 
nurserymen in Chicago. We will be glad to meet your Want Lists also. 
The Storrs & Harrison Co, 
NURSERYMEN - FLORISTS - SEEDSMEN 
PAINESVILLE, OHIO 
Subscribers to “Nurserymen’s Pund for Market Development.” 
SEEDS 
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