. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 11 jDKk '.'ii^ ri.,1 iiVi'nji I ' i> III SSSS '?i)"'i"*' i^p>M«*Ml. =te=5P• rf m More About the New Range of The St. Louis Rose Company You, of course, saw the article about it in last week's Review, which covered the whole thing with exceeding thoroughness. There was one important phase, however, that the writer of it did not cover. We appreciate fally that if he had, it would have hardly been fair to the other greenhouse concerns. But it's perfectly all right" to tell it jn this little talk together. The facts are, that the h
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 11 jDKk '.'ii^ ri.,1 iiVi'nji I ' i> III SSSS '?i)"'i"*' i^p>M«*Ml. =te=5P• rf m More About the New Range of The St. Louis Rose Company You, of course, saw the article about it in last week's Review, which covered the whole thing with exceeding thoroughness. There was one important phase, however, that the writer of it did not cover. We appreciate fally that if he had, it would have hardly been fair to the other greenhouse concerns. But it's perfectly all right" to tell it jn this little talk together. The facts are, that the heads of this big company, which is inter-related with the St. Louis Wholesale Cut Flower Company, are all, what you would call, pretty hard- headed buyers. They go into -a thing from top to bottom; and then start in again, going from the bottom to the top. Before placing the order with us, competitive estimates on the greenhouses, were received. It was evident that the compet- ing greenhouse firms appreciated what a feather in their caps this job would be. Who Form the Company Here are the officers and direct- ors of the St. Louis Rose Company. L. A. flOERR President D. S. GEDDIS Vice-President R. M. Secy, and Treas. S. H. CAMPBELL Director PAUL HRANICKA Director The only reason those men placed their order with us, was on account of the superior construction. No amount of talking on our part, however, could have convinced them of this fact. It was our houses themselves that did the con- vincing. They are their own best convincers. On the other hand, should you read over the speci- fications for those two big §°eparate houses, ^ach 60 feet by 400 feet, and see, item for item, what they are getting for the money, you would say it was a mighty low figure. Based on it, and the other things you have recently heard about our' low prices, it's plain to be seen that we are figuring these days, with a decidedly sharp pencil. The best possible way to prove that it is so, is
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