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Spring 1943 Price List of. _... 
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We did not anticipate issuing a price list this spring but due to the fact that so 
many items are scld out, we are sending out this mucn abbreviated price list and re- 
questing that no more orders be sent for varieties not included in this list. Our crop 
this season has been much smaller than usual and we request that you send your 
orders as soon as possible after receiving this list. We expect to utilize most of our 
ground for food crops until the war is over and our enemies conquered. Perhaps then 
we may again have our usual quota of bulbs to offer. 
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Our Daffodil list is to be issued later in the season and if you have not ordered 
_Daffcdils in the past cr specifically mentioned them when asking for our catalogues, 
we invite your requests for our list. It will not be in the mails until May or June. 
TERMS 
Prices quoted are prepaid except on items listed by the hundred, or the section 
titled “quantity prices.” 10% discount on orders for more than $5.00 if cash in 
‘full accompanies order. This discount not to apply on White Gold wholesale prices. 
All stock offered subject to prior sale. We still have a small supply of old catalogues 
and for those wanting cultural instructions we will gladly supply one of these. 
NEW FOR 19438 
TIMOR—A rich pure salmon rose (almost rese pink) from Picardy x Tip Top. 
Good sized, well formed flowers, nicely facing on spikes of medium height. Should 
be a good commercial. Bulbs $1.00 each. 
CONQUEROR—Salmon pink with yellow throat having a good number of blooms 
.open on a tall spike. This is a seedling grown by my father, Geo. A. Mitsch. Bulbs 
$1.00 each.. 
WHITE GOLD—While this is not new for this year, this fine Glad is deserving 
‘of special mention. Very large tall cream with deeper cream throat. Strong grower 
“and rapid propagator. A most spectacular flower which has been the recipient of 
many prizes at major Glad shows. No. 1 blubs $1.20 each; No. 2, $1.00; No. 3, 85c; 
No. 4, 75c; No. 5, 60c; No. 6, 50c. «Bulblets, 15c each, 10 for $1.00. 
GRANT E. MITSCH 
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“Gladland” Lebanon, Oregon 
