This applies to Floral matters as well as to matters culinary.
Ballinger, Texas, Nov. 29.
The GOOD & REESE CO., Springfield. O. Gentlemen: The 20 ever
blooming roses you sent me for $1. arrived yesterday in the
most splendid condition, and allow me to say that I was
absolutely surprised at the size of the stalks and the amount,
length and thriftiness of the roots. I have wondered many times
how you could afford to send out such roses for such a small
price. Every home in the land should have their yard full of
ever blooming roses at this price.
Yours,
(Judge) C. H. WILLINGHAM.
Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept. 20, 1893.
The GOOD & REESE CO., Springfield, O. Gentlemen: I wish to
thank you for the excellent assortment of roses contained in
your Rainbow Collection. On May 3, I planted them, 19 of them
lived. About six of them bloomed in June, since which all have
bloomed either monthly or perpetual, true to their color. On
Sept. 1, I counted 106 buds and blooms on the 19 roses. They
were much admired by my friends and neighbors, and allow me to
thank you for furnishing this source of pleasure so cheaply.
Very respectfully,