. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 58 The Florists^ Review Januaby 16, GET BUSY- AMD HAVE A BED OF SILVER PINK SNAPDRABON for MEMORIAL DAY No otner plant will give so much profit. No trouble to grow. Seeds are sure and will produce stronger and better shaped plants than cuttings at one-eighth of their cost. Price, $ per packet of over 500 seeds; three packets. $ cash, delivered anywhere in the world. SILVER PINK has true lineage and will give a bed of solid color. No other variety of Snapdragon flowered within a mile of our seed grounds, thus assuring purity and quali
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 58 The Florists^ Review Januaby 16, GET BUSY- AMD HAVE A BED OF SILVER PINK SNAPDRABON for MEMORIAL DAY No otner plant will give so much profit. No trouble to grow. Seeds are sure and will produce stronger and better shaped plants than cuttings at one-eighth of their cost. Price, $ per packet of over 500 seeds; three packets. $ cash, delivered anywhere in the world. SILVER PINK has true lineage and will give a bed of solid color. No other variety of Snapdragon flowered within a mile of our seed grounds, thus assuring purity and quality. It is a high-class novelty at small cost. Order today. Pot plants with 3 to 6 branches, February delivery, $ per 100; $ per lOCO. G. S. RAMSBIRG, Somersworth, Mpntlon Thp Review when yon write. given as 34,438,000, against 28,582,000 for 1911. The comparative figures for each article are: 1912. 1911. Tomatoes 14,022,000 9,749,000 Corn 13,109,000 14,301,000 Peas 7,307,000 4,532,000 The figures on peas will surprise seedsmen, as there was complaint early in the season that canners were short of seed, and later the canners made the same report as seed growers, that the crop was light. SUES FOR FALSE ARREST. At Port Jarvis, N. Y., J. J. Bell, of Deposit, has brought an action for $25,000 damages against Charles H. Putnam for alleged false imprisonment and libel. The suit is a sequel to Mr. Bell's arrest last spring on complaint of Mr. Putnam, charged with opening mail intended for Mr, Putnam. The com- plainant in the action alleges that May 25 Mr. Putnam made a verified com- plaint against Mr. Bell before a U. S. commissioner charging Bell with tak- ing from a letter carrier a letter mailed by Mrs. E. V. Wallace, of Hubbards- ville, N. Y., addressed to the J. J. Bell Seed Co., with a design to obstruct the correspondence and pry into the busi- ness secrets of the Bell Seed Co. Mr. Bell was arrested and gave bail, but October 10 the proceedings were dis- missed and
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