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Keystone—Pa., ’40. 
King Click—Ohio, ’40; S. E. Mich., ’41; 
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King Midas—Blue Ridge G. S. (Md.),’39. 
Larime—Wellsville, 42. 
Leona—Md. ’41. 
Lord Selkirk—Minn., ’38, 
peg, ’40. 
Luminosa—Utah (1st show), ’39. 
Mar¢garet Beaton—E. N. Y. (Rhinebeck) 
and Ind., ’40; Minn., ’42. 
Marguerite—Wash., ’39. 
Marseillaise—Wisc., ’41. 
Maxwellton—Algona, ‘39. 
Melrose— Melbourne, ’39. 
Milford—Okla., °42. 
Miss New Zealand—Sioux City, Omaru, 
N. Z., Launceston, Tas. (shown with 12 
open), N.Z.G.S. (2nd day), and Thunder 
Bay, all °39. one and Wilkie, ’40; Wilkie, 
"AL: 'Wash., 
Mother Winghnas x Grd 408 CGE. 
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"Al, 
Mrs. G. G. Errey—Hobart (Tas). and 
39; Winni- 
Mrs. E. Both—So. 
Malvern (Vic.), ’39 and ’41. 
Myrna—Mad., ’39; E. N. Y. (N. Y. City), 
’40; W. Va. and Pa., 41; Winnipeg and Mid- 
west, '42. 
New Era—Midwest, ’41. 
New Zealand Splendor—Lyttleton, N. 
Zeaoo. Mal, At 
Oregon State—E. N. Y.G.S., ’41. 
Our Selection—Canterbury (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, Stok 
Mah. (1st show) and Mich., ’39; Wisc., ’40; 
Cedar Rapids, "41; Utah, 42, 
Pfitzer’s Masterpiece — Calgary (1st 
show), ’39; S. E. Mich., ’40. 
Picardy—N. EG. se Wisc., Iowa, Cedar 
Rapids, 2nd Calgary, all ’38; Marion Co. 
G.S. (Ind.), So. East Mich. G.S., Ames, Mid- 
South, Wisc. and East Bay, all ’39; lowa, 
Cedar Rapids, Sioux City, Quebec, Mich., 
Nive G. 5; all-40 3 Manons Cor, 
Ease Cri.4a Le 
Pink Selection—Tasmania (Feb.) ’38. 
Pirate—Utah, ’38. 
Pititi—Papanui, ’34; Timaru (N. Z.), '39. 
Queen Mary—Seddon (Vic.), '39; Minn., 
"40. 
Rapture—Mid-So., ’38. 
Rangatira—N.Z.G.S. (1st day), ’39. 
R. B.—Cedar Rapids, ’42. 
Recovery—Blue Ridge (Md.), 
County (Ind.) i38 slices. 
Red Lory—Snohomish Co., 
Yakima, ’41. 
Reverie—Utah (2nd show), ’39. 
Rewi Fallu—Hasting (N. Z.), Wellington 
(N::Z.)} 739; 2nd: Ohio, #41; 
Rose Defiant—Wellsville, O., ’40. 
Rosemarie Pfitzer—Calgary (2nd show), 
39; 1st Calgary, Edmonton and C. G. S., all 
40. 
Marion 
39; Maine and 
Indssanda: 
THE GLADIOLUS FANCIER’S 
Rosex—2nd N.E.G.S.—Brockton, ’38. 
Sensation—Hamilton, ’41. 
Shirley Temple—Eastern N. Y¥..G.S#4393 
Sheboygan, Ill. and N.E.GS., ’41. 
Silvery Teton—Marion Gos (Ind.), ’40. 
Sir Geo. Murray—So. Austr. G. Sen oo! 
Smiling Maestro—Wash., ’41. 
Snow Cruiser—Ohio, 1.” 
Southern Command—Dunedin (N. Las 
"39. 
Spitfire—2nd Ohio, ’°42. 
nae Edward—Kensington (So. Australia), 
Stella Antisdale—Ohio, ’39. 
Sunnyside—Box Hill MiG: Blackburn, 
(Vic. Na 39) 
Tasman—Nelson (N. Z.),’39; Freemantle, 
WoAustr.; 39: 
-Thriller—Mich., ’'41. 
Tip Top—sW. Va., "41. 
Vagabond Prince—Algona, Clac)jeeau- 
Ames, ’41; S. E. Mich., ’42. 
Vista Bonita—N. E. G. St 422 
Wings of Song—lIowa, '39; Md., ’40; 
Nebr. and Ia., ’42. 
Zuni—Grants Pass., ’38; Thunder Bay, 
40; Regina, 41; Algona and Yakima Valley, 
"42, 
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. 
California Rose—(Salbach) East Bay, ’39. 
Col. Wm. Light (E. Both)—So. Austra- 
lia G. S.,’36. 
. Crystal (E. Both)—So. Australia G. S., 37. 
High Finance (Wilson)—Mah., ’37 (was 
also grand champion.) (2nd Show) 
Hurricane (Evans)—Mah., ’41,. 
King Click (Wilson)—Ohio, ’40 (was also 
grand champion). 
King William (Schenetsky)—Conn., '37. 
Laburnum (Almey)—Midwest, ’42. 
Larime (Wilson)—Wellsville and 1st Ohio, 
"42. 
Peggy Lou (Wilson)—Pa. G. S.,’37; Mah., 
’37 (also grand champion at latter). - 
Sir Geo. Murray (E. Both)—So. Austr. 
G. S., ’38 (also grand champion). 
Snow Cruiser (Evans)—Ohio, 
grand champion). 
Spitfire (Evans)—Ind., ’38. 
Stella Antisdale (Evans)—Ohio, '39 (also 
grand champion). 
Thriller (Evans)—Mich., 
champion). 
Tunia’s Nearvel (E. Both)—So. 
G.S:,040, 
’41 (also 
’41 (also grand 
Austr. 
