I PAINESVILLE NURSERIES | 
If 1 p is one of the showiest items of nursery stock now in the field, 
n.yQr3,n^03, 1 • Vj.. have a splendid lot of them in prime condition. All 
kinds of stock have grown well, and will dig largely in first grades. 
There is no denying the fact, however, that all kinds of Nursery products are deplor¬ 
ably scarce, and we nurserymen are all sitting up nights trying to figure out how we can 
get by. 
There will be no such word as ‘ ‘ Surplus ’ ’ used in nursery circles this winter. 
What stock The Painesville Nurseries have to whole¬ 
sale this fall, we are going to distribute as equally as 
possible among our patrons according to time of receipt 
of orders,—and “divil take the hindmost!” 
Let us know your wants” as early as possible. 
The §lorrs & Harrison 6o. 
Painesville. Ohio 
Subscribers to “Nurserymen’s Fund for Market Development.” 
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