. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. *^-7' ;"^^ » »^.,.,,,.,, JUNB 3, 1915. L'examen pour fleuristes 17 les promesses qu'il fait à cet égard. Il doit déterminer si une station-service de l'entreprise est lo- qués dans ou près de la ville où il se propose d'exploiter son camion, et si la station est ouverte en tout temps pour des raisons de commodité ; également si une offre complète de pièces en double sont conservés sur place pour répondre aux exigences de tous les cas d'urgence. Cette information peut être fixée avec peu de difficultés de la part de l'acheteur, et la meilleure façon de secur- ment c'est à partir de la prese

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. *^-7';'^^» „, .^., , , ., , JUNB 3, 1915. The Florists' Review 17 live up to the promises it makes in this regard. He should ascertain whether a service station of the company is lo- cated in or near the town where he proposes to operate his truck, and whether the station is open at all times for his convenience; also whether a complete supply of duplicate parts are kept on hand to meet the demands of all emergencies. This information can all be secured with little trouble on the part of the purchaser, and the best way of secur- ing it is from the present truck owners, the men who have had the experience ^and know whereof they speak. Finally, do not be misled by the low- est price. It is poor economy at all times, but especially so in the matter of motor trucks. Buy the best and keep it. Forget the bugaboo of the automobile world, "trade-in." The late Elbert Hubbard said: "Keep your car. Don't buy a car that was built for trading purposes. Buy a good one and keep her." He further said there are three things you must keep: "Keep your temper, keep your friends, keep your health, " and he added a fourth, "Keep your car." AN OLD FAVORITE AND A NEW. Streptosolen Jamesonii. A large number of present-day flo- rists are not acquainted with Strepto- solen Jamesonii, which is an old fa- vorite of our greenhouses. It was in- troduced into England from Colombia as long ago as 1847, and has been cul- tivated in America for many years. In California it is a common outdoor plant as far north as San Francisco, making a splendid climber as well as a desirable standard or bush specimen. As a greenhouse or conservatory climber, it is splendid. It is not so much seen now as it was a decade or two ago, but the writer has in mind one or two specimens in old green- houses which make a grand show each February and March, which is the usual flowering time in an ordinary green- house. As a commercial plant thi

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