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THE GLADIOLUS FANCIER’S 
Mrs. G. G. Errey —Glad. Sec. of R.H.S. of 
N.S.W., ’37; Hobart (Tas.) and Malvern 
(Vic.), ’39. 
Myrna —Md., ’39. 
New Zealand Splendor —Lyttleton, N. 
Z., ’39. 
Our Selection— Ballart (2nd show), ’32; 
Malvern, ’35; Cedar Rapids (la.), ’37; Canter- 
burry (Vic.) and Sandringham (Vic.), ’39. 
Pacemaker —Mah. (2nd show), ’39. 
Peggy Lou— Mah. G.S., ’37, ’38, N.E.G.S- 
Brockton, East Bay and Wellsville, ’38* 
Mah. (1st show) and Mich., ’39. 
Pfitzer’s Masterpiece — Calgary (1st 
show), ’39. 
Picardy— C. G. S., ’32, ’34, ’35, ’36; Cal¬ 
gary, ’34, ’35; A.G.S., ’35, ’36, ’37; Empire 
S. G. S., (N. Y.), ’35, ’36; Port Arthur, ’35; 
Minn., ’35; Winnipeg, ’33, ’36; Conn., ’36, 
Metro., Mid-.South, Ill., Md., Pa., Sunnyside 
(Yakima Valley G. S.), Hamilton (Ont.) 
Dist., all ’37, N.E.G.S., Wise., Iowa, Cedar 
Rapids, 2nd Calgary, all ’38. Marion Co. 
G.S. (Ind.), So. East Mich. G.S., Ames, Mid- 
South, Wise, and East Bay, all ’39. 
Pink Selection —Tasmania (Feb.) ’38. 
Pirate —Utah, ’38. 
Pititi —Papanui, ’34; Timaru (N. Z.), ’39. 
Queen Mary —Winnipeg, ’34; Seddon 
(Vic.), ’39. 
Rapture —-Mid-So, ’38. 
Rangatira —N.Z.G.S. (1st day), ’39. 
Recovery —Blue Ridge (Md), Marion 
County (Ind.), ’38; Ill., ’39. 
Red Lory —Wash., ’35; East Bay, ’36; 
Aukland, G. S., ’36. 
Red Phipps —Century of Progress, ’33. 
Reverie —Utah (2nd show), ’39. 
Rewi Fallu —Hasting (N. Z.);Wellington 
(N. Z.), ’39. 
Rosemarie Pfitzer —Winnipeg, ’35; Wools- 
ton, ’36; C. G. S., ’37; Calgary (2nd show), ’39. 
Rosex —2nd N.E.G.S.-Brockton, ’38. 
Shirley Temple —Eastern N.Y.G.S., ’39. 
Southern Command —Dunedin (N. Z.), 
’39. 
St. Edward —Kensington (So. Australia), 
’37. 
Star of Bethlehem —Minn., ’36. 
Stella Antisdale —Ohio, ’39. 
Sunnyside —-At six shows, Australia, ’31; 
Ballarat, ’35 (2nd show); Box Hill (Vic.); 
Blackburn (Vic.), ’39. 
Tanui —Christchurch, ’33. 
Tasman —Nelson (N. Z.), ’39. 
Tip Top— Peterboro (Ont.) Hort., ’36, ’37. 
Wings of Song —Iowa, ’39. 
Zuni —Grants Pass, ’38. 
CHAMPION SEEDLING BLOOMS 
Following seedling champions were not 
merely winners in their classes of certain 
types. They were champion seedlings, all 
types competing. Not many Prize Schedules 
make provision for this competition, it being 
most popular, apparently, in Ohio, Australia 
and New Zealand. 
Blue Wonder —(E. Both) So. Australia 
G. S., ’35. (Was also runner-up for open 
grand champion.) 
Caroline Werner Gannett (Chamberlain) 
—E.S.G.S.,’37. 
Col. Wm. Light (E. Both) —So. Austra¬ 
lia G. S., ’36. 
Crystal (E. Both) —So. Australia G.S., 
’37. 
Fairy Tale (Pfitzer)—Haarlem, '31. (Was 
also grand champion.) 
Frostpink ornatus (Evans)—Mahoning 
G. S., ’33. 
Gertrude Swenson (Swenson)—Ballarat, 
’28, ’29. Victoria, ’32. 
Grand Slam (Salbach)—San Leandro, ’32. 
Icelander—(Evan.s)—Ohio, ’37. 
King William (Schenetsky)—Conn., ’37. 
Mary Elizabeth (Dr. H. W. Stevens)— 
N. E. G. S., ’30. 
Merry Widow (Evans)—Mahoning G. S., 
’31. 
Milford (Rides)—N.Z.G.S. (Canterbury) 
’34. 
New Era (Ellis)—Ohio, ’35. 
Pacemaker (Evans)—Ohio-Mahoning, ’34. 
Peggy Lou (Wilson)—Pa. G. S., ’37, Mah., 
’37. 
Rawhiti (Julyan)—N. Z. G. S. (Christ¬ 
church), ’35. 
Rewi Fallu (Fallu)—So. Australia G.S., 
’32. 
Stella Antisdale (Evans)—Ohio, ’39. 
Tunia’s Triumph (E. Both)—So. Au¬ 
stralia G. S., ’34. 
Whero (Burns)—Normandy, ’33; Wau- 
ganui, N. Z., ’33. 
GASH DISCOUNTS 
We have adopted an important change of 
policy with respect to discounts, which we 
anticipate will be to the advantage of our 
customers, especially to those placing their 
orders before March 1st. Please give this 
subject, explained on page 12 hereof, your 
close attention. 
