. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. :?<, ' -r . f-: im 100 The Florists'Revicvir DicaMBBB 9, THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT THE FLORISTS' MANUAL A Business Book for Business Men SECOND EDITION, thoroughly revised and brought up to date. No dry-as-dust botan- ical classifications, but tells you just how to produce marketable plants and cut flowers in the best and cheapest way. Treats of over 200 subjects, and is freely illustrated with fine half- tone engravings. Just the thing for a gift for your employees or friends in the trade. Give us the name of the person you wish to rememb
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. :?<, ' -r . f-: im 100 The Florists'Revicvir DicaMBBB 9, THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT THE FLORISTS' MANUAL A Business Book for Business Men SECOND EDITION, thoroughly revised and brought up to date. No dry-as-dust botan- ical classifications, but tells you just how to produce marketable plants and cut flowers in the best and cheapest way. Treats of over 200 subjects, and is freely illustrated with fine half- tone engravings. Just the thing for a gift for your employees or friends in the trade. Give us the name of the person you wish to remember. We will ship the book in timdM|fe delivery Christmas mornings, with a ^Iter telling that the book is sent with youiiBest wishes. Price, $, prepaid by express or mail. FLORISTS' PUBLISHING CO. CAXTON BLDG., 508 S. DEARBORN CHICAGO be fall wheat, whereas it was sold on a representation that it was spring Fife wheat. (Keeler vs. Green, 149 Pacific Reporter, 286.) The buyer alleged that April 1, 1913, the defendant sold him 145 bushels of wheat for spring seeding, warranting the wheat to be spring Fife wheat. After preparing the ground, he properly sowed the wheat upon ninety- seven acres, and used care to produce a crop. The wheat, however, did not produce a crop because it was fall wheat, which the defendant knew at the time of the sale, or could, with rea- sonable diligence, have ascertained. The court said: "The allegations are clearly sufficient to charge a warranty of character and quality by the seller. It was the seller's duty to know that the goods delivered were of that charac- ter and quality, and, if they were not, the responsibility is his, in the absence of an acceptance with knowledge by the buyer.'' It is to be noted that this sale was not made under any disclaimer of war- ranty on the part of the seller, within the well settled rule of law that a seller of seed may avoid liability by inserting in the contract a disclaimer of warranty. • Plea
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