. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. LIVE WIRE Again-Buy Ihr Französisch Bulbs-Now von Lagarde &Amp; Vandervoort OLLIOULES, Frankreich permanenten amerikanischen Adresse: S. O. Hamilton Gran^ re Station Feld 38 IN NEW YORK CITY unser Vertreter Aufruf wird auf Sie Aug Lagarde. A. Vandervoort durch die folgende Geschichte, whicli ein Samen - Mann sagte zu der anderen: "A seedsman, wen wir anrufen wird Hrown, für viele Jahre ein Geschäft in einem fairen Betrieben große Gemeinschaft. "Er war von der Art, auf das, was er tut, konzentriert und nicht verwenden, um Energie auf dem ide-Linien." Er so vermieden - ziellen Tätigkeit

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. LIVE WIRE Again-Buy Your French Bulbs-Now FROM Lagarde & Vandervoort OLLIOULES, FRANCE Permanent American Address: P. O. Hamilton Gran^re Station Box 38 NEW YORK CITY Our representative will be calling on you Aug. Lagarde. A. Vandervoort by the following story, whicli one seeds- man told regarding another: "A seedsman, whom we will call Hrown, operated for a good many years a store in a fair-sized community. "He was of the type that concentrates on what he is doing and doesn't use up energy on 'side lines.' He avoided so- cial activities. He hadn 't married and so there was nothing to prevent his hav- ing his way in this resj>ect. I merely mention this so you will understand why, although this fellow Brown had a bank account and had to go to the bank fre- quently, he jfractically never came into personal contact with the officers of the bank and knew nothing about them or their activities. "When the slump came, this fellow lii own got into a certain amount of trou- ble, like a good many other seedsmen in this country. He had stocked up and the kind of jieople that were his cus- tomers were among the first to feel the effects of the slump. As a result, Mr. Hrown was .stuck with one of the big gest stocks of goods he had ever laid in; he had bills facing him that had to be paid if he was going to go on doing business; and he was forced to dip into his own i)ersonal i)riiicipal for his run- ning expenses. "Weil, 1 told you lie hadn't met the l>ankers of the town—didn 't know them, hadn't talked to them or about them and so you can understand that it never occurred to him to go to them. He went, instead, to the few close friends that he had, in the eflfort to borrow MICHELL'S ASTER SEED ASTER. EARLY WONDER Tr. Pkt. Oz. IJrht Blue . $0.40 .$2.00 Pink 40 2.00 White 40 2.00 ASTER, QUEEN OF THE MARKET Tr. Pkt. Oz. White $0.25 $1.00 Rose-Pink 25 1.00 BluNh Pink 25 1.00 Dark Blue 25 1.00 Liffht Blue

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