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SPRING AND FALL—IRIS ALL 

%May Night, 67, 
OWA coe tee So eta hel eka ners ene .39 
October Blaze, 34’, EE*, dancing red .35 
October Opera, 24’, M*, burgundy .25 
Olive White, 18”, E*, deep cream .... .25 
Peggy Babbingion, 25”, E, waxy yel- 
LGW SORT shies eek esc Oe .30 
Polar King, 36”, 
M sweet spice *, 
originally cost 
$300; large white 
flushed pale +3 
greenish: yellow, “== 
zood branching, . 

Southland 24”, M, golden, AM, HM .30 
surefire 18”, E*, pale cream. ............ 239 
Ulira, 25”, E, ultramarine blue, very 
frees bDlOOMenr SHIM a toe eee 720 
#& Whisperwood, 32”, clear blue .... 1.00 
White Autumn King, 28”, EE, snow 
white and has larger blooms than the 
PROStROUCEI a: Seen en, Oe HEY 25 
% MIXED UNLABED- 
ED, From our surplus 
named varieties lab- 
eled by color only: 
“Lavender and Violet 

Shades 12 for ___... 1.00 
Yellow Shades 10 for 
bed RULERS) 1.00 
White Shades 8 _ for 
tx Ve hee 1.00 
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FAST, MODERN SERVICE 

yes, we do our utmost to get your orders 
cut on time. However, you can help lots by 
sending in your order early. In addition there 
are FREE. Iris given for early orders—see 
offer elsewhere in this catalog. We promptly 
acknowledge all orders which are for ship- 
ment at some future date, but all orders 
which are to be shipped at once, we do not 
acknowledge. 
Around April Ist and July 15th, we have 
such a backlog (sometimes as many as 1,000) 
of previously booked orders, that it is impos- 
sible to ship currently received orders with- 
in 48 of 72 hours—we ship just as soon as 
possible. 
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JOIN A FLOWER SOCIETY 
Every true flower lover 
will enjoy the quarterly 
bulletins (or yearbooks) 
published by the separ- 
ate societies, each con- 
taining a weath of infor- 
mation on their favorite 
flower. In addition there 
is the close contact with 
a group of people inter- 

ested in your 
own hobby. 
Many of the so- 
cieties | sponsor 
flower shows, 
annual meetings 
or conventions 
and garden club 
tours. Annual 
memberships are 
as follows: 

x%xAmerican Iris Society, Quarterly 
Bulletins, $3.50 
xIris Society (England), Yearbook, 
$2.85 
xrAust. & New Zealand Iris Society, 
Quarterly Bulletins, $2.10 
xAmerican Peony Society, Quarterly 
Bulletins, $3.00 
American Rock Garden Society, Bi- 
Monthly Bulletins, $3.50 
American Horticultural Society, Quar- 
terly Bulletins, $5.00 
x North American Lily Society, Year- 
book, $3.00 
Membership Offer—With every $15.00 
order of stock we will pay % the cost 
of any membership above marked with 
%. Merely include remittance for your 
% share cost of membership and indi- 
cate on your order which membership 
you desire. 
All checks for membership may be 
made payable to “Fair Chance Farm” 
and we will forward direct to society 
concerned. 
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“The iris, peonies and poppies I ordered 
last year all in full bloom and are beau- 
tiful. Never, have I been more pleased 
with what I received.’’ Bandon, Oregon 
“IT wish to advise you that I am very well 
pleased with the fine healthy Iris rhizo- 
mes that you recently sent to me and to 
also thank you for the generous number 
of free ones you included. I will certainly 
let my garden club friends know that the 
place to buy fine iris is Fair Chance 
Farm.”’ J ARSC: 
LL 
