. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. FlBBDABT 10, 1021 Dem Floristen^ Review 139 Die Geschichte einer Klage von Clothes-Chaptcr ii TIM und TOM ihre Kleider erhalten, wenn Tim und Tom ihre Anzüge home Sie jedem das Seine und ihre Völker com - pare lassen Sie ergriffen hatte. Und beide sahen ziemlich gut aus - der Unterschied in den Kosten nicht gesehen werden - obwohl Tom gezwungen worden war extra zu bezahlen sein günstiges Klage verändert. So Tom rühmte sich an Tim, dass er das bessere Käufer war. Sie werden sich erinnern, dass Tim auf Qualität und Tom am Preis gekauft hatte. Dann begannen sie zu für die wirkliche Qualität - Die kleine Verfeinern suchen

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. FlBBDABT 10, 1021 The Florists^ Review 139 The Tale of a Suit of Clothes-Chaptcr ii. TIM AND TOM GET THEIR CLOTHES When Tim and Tom had taken their suits home they each put his on and then let their folks com- pare them. And both looked pretty good—the difference in cost could not be seen—even though Tom had been compelled to pay extra to have his low-priced suit altered. So Tom boasted to Tim that he was the better buyer. You will recall that Tim had bought on quality and Tom on price. Then they began to look for the real quality—the little refinements — that were in the suits. And they found that Tim's suit was pure, new, long wool—all wool, selected, while Tom's suit was part cotton. The lining of Tim's suit was best grade of mohair, while the other was only a cam- bric. The seams of Tom's suit were only single stitched and seemed inclined to gape, while Tom's were firmly double sewed. So it was all through —in the details the higher priced suit "had it all over" the other one. Two new greenhouses may look equally good at first glance, but when one gets down to the essential details the bargain house is usually lacking in many places. The figures at the bottom of the estimate for a FOLEY GREENHOUSE may be higher than some others, but there are more and better details— more "extras" included in the original figures. The materials and the workmanship are better. Let us show you the economy of building a FOLEY House. The Foley Greenhouse Manufacturing Co. 3248 W. 31st Street, CHICAGO, ILL. WATERPROOF PAPER FLOWER POTS These pots are nested and packed in cases of 1000 each, except 4, 6 and 6- inch sizes, which are put up in cases of 600 each. Per looo 25^-inch $ 4.75 2}^ 3 3>4 4 5 6 5.50 7.75 10.50 13.00 20.10 26.95. Earthenware RED POTS Very Porom Per 1000 2%-inch $11.50 2X-inch 13.00 3 -inch 17.00 3>^-inch 22.25 4 -inch 25.00 5 -inch 45.00 C. C. PoUworth Co. Milwaukee, Wis. (REG.

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