
Satan 
SATAN, S.C. (Ballay, 1932), 9%x5—5’. 16” heavy straight 
stems. Blooms perfectly erect and facing. Rich scarlet 
with creamy reverse showing at the center and on the ends 
of the florets, which are horn-shaped. Has been grown to 
16cinches> |Certe:of IMeriticnicc oer erase ee 20¢ 
SMOKE DREAMS, I.D., (Miller Dahlia Farms 1947) 9x4—419’, 
15” strong straight stems. Blooms facing. Delicate rose pink 
flushed creamy yellow. A graceful DlOOM........ ce ceeeeeeeees $1.00 
SNOWBOUND, F.D., (Miller D. F. 1947), 8x3—4’. 12” stiff 
stems. Perfectly facing. Pure white, florets of very good 
SUD SEAT Ce See cscs a oe es ate ceeds cd acter a Se ne RS ev 15¢ 
SNOW PILLOW, I. D., (Miller D. Farms 1946), 11x5-5’. 12” 
stiff strong stems. Blooms facing. White, Broad, heavy 
and pointed florets, gracefully curled. Good branching 
habits, allowing 3 ft. stems. Have cut 14” blooms.................... $1.00 
SOPHISTICATE, I.D. (Miller D. Farms, 1941), 91%x5—5’. 10” 
strong, graceful stems. Blooms facing. Amaranth pink 
with lighter shadings. Excellent keeper, and very profuse. 
Vigorous bush growth. Occasional open cente?r.....00.......ccccees 35¢ 
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PRIZE OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD 
TACOMA, WASH., FEB. 21, 1947—‘‘Last year I ordered 
some Dahlias from you and they were the prize of the neigh- 
borhood, just gorgeous, tall and large. Also ordered some from 
another place that were terrible. Throwing them away this 
year.’—Mrs, A. L. S. 

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