. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. On SCRIPT WORDS and No. 1 GOLD LETTERS They are the FINEST QtJALlTY IMPORTED BRIGHT GOLD and gummed extra fine on the back. If they are not the finest you have ever had, return them at our expense. We want your business on Gold Letters and Script. No. 1 Gold Letters, per 1000 - - - $ Script Words, Gold or Purple, per 100 words $ No. 1 In the following: Father Mamma Daughter Aunt Friend Mother 'Papa Son Uncle Baby Sister Grandpa Husband' Darling Our Brother Grandma Wife Dear My Too-Soon At-Rest Asleep. Special Prices on lob over 10,000 GOLD
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. On SCRIPT WORDS and No. 1 GOLD LETTERS They are the FINEST QtJALlTY IMPORTED BRIGHT GOLD and gummed extra fine on the back. If they are not the finest you have ever had, return them at our expense. We want your business on Gold Letters and Script. No. 1 Gold Letters, per 1000 - - - $ Script Words, Gold or Purple, per 100 words $ No. 1 In the following: Father Mamma Daughter Aunt Friend Mother 'Papa Son Uncle Baby Sister Grandpa Husband' Darling Our Brother Grandma Wife Dear My Too-Soon At-Rest Asleep. Special Prices on lob over 10,000 GOLD LETTER IMPORTING CO., 4840 N. Leithgow Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. well. There are also small lots of lilac. Forsythia sprays are being freely used for the decoration of some of the stores. It is flowering here extremely early this season. Boston's Big Spring Show. A large and attractive show is staged at Horticultural hall this week, the spring show of the Massachusetts Hor- ticultural Society and the annual exhi- bition of the American Rose Society being combined. The season has been such a forcing one that some exhibits usually seen here of grand quality are missing or scarce. These include cinera- rias, schizanthus, cyclamens and bulb- ous material. On the other hand, roses are numerous and good; so are orchids and azaleas, while acacias arc scarce. The rose garden of Thomas Roland, with its grass and gravel walks, beds of beautifully flowered bush roses and fences covered with climbers, is ex- tremely attractive. Another rose gar- den, not in competition, from the Breck-Robinson Nursery Co., ia also well done. The splendid orchid collec- tions of Albert C. Burrage, Beverly Farms; A. N. Cooley, Pittsfield; Julius Roehrs Co., Rutherford, N. J.; E. B. Dane, of Brookline, and others, contain a wealth of rare and choice material. The rose groups of the W. W. Edgar Co., F. E. Palmer and others are excel lent and the collection of Kurume azaleas, artistically arranged, from .T. S. A
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