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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



THE LARGEST 

 FANCY CARNATION 

 Ready March 1st. 



PRICES 



I Plant $0 50 



12 Plants 5 00 



25 " 8 25 



PROSPERITY 



All Orders Filled 



Strict Rotation. 



FOR ROOTED CUTTINGS. 



50 Plants $J0 00 , 500 Plants $70 00 



JOO " 16 00 j 750 " JOI 25 



1250 " 37 50 1000 " 130 00 



WRITE FOR FULL DESCRIPTION. 



DAILLEDOUZE BROS., - Flatbush, N. Y, 



PROVIDENCE, R. I, 



The E. I. Horticultural Society held 

 their 50th annual meeting last week in 

 Tillinghasfs Hall. About 30 members 

 attended. 



Vice President J. E. C. Farnham pre- 

 sided. The meeting was mostly of re- 

 ports. Prof. F. W. Carr. of Kinsrston. 

 was elected to ini'inl.ci -liip. I li,- n,., 1..I- 

 ogj- was read; ihr iiaiii.- dnii- ih,,.,. , 1 

 Samuel Wall, Chailr. 1 1, smnl, Will,.,,,! 

 H. Haskell, Edward .M. l;aiiiii=,Ler, lOk-a- 

 zer Waldron, Joel Spencer and Olney 

 Arnold. 



It was voted that hereafter the secre- 

 tary receive $100 a year for services, and 

 the treasurer 10 per cent of all he col- 

 lected. 



The election of officers resylted in: 



President..!. K. V. Farnham; vice presi- 

 dents. K. H. I. Goddard, Royal C. Taft, 

 Jostph D. Fitts; secretarv and treasurer, 

 Charles W. Smith: lil.i uinn. Phristopher 

 R. Drowne; botani-t I'n.i \\ . Whitman 

 Bailey; board of li u-h . . ^ihi, |[. Man- 

 chester, chairman: Minn- \|. Jliirdick. 

 Farquhar Macrae, N. J). I'lerce, .Ir., Fred 

 P. Hunt, Wm. Hill; finance cominittee, 

 John G. Massie, Charles E. Godfrey, N. 

 B. Whittaker; audit committee, Edward 

 I. Xickerson, Henry F. Manchester, G. 

 H. Hosan; committee, Daniel A. Cook, 

 Jacob Swarts; lecture committee, L. W 

 Rnssi-ll. C. W, ,'?mith. 



-\ '-''IliiticTi ,.t ■ii;iir_'r.. raisins, and a 

 !''■'"'' "' I'M"! -Ii.llc.l almonds was 

 sciii'l. :iii.| ilir 1 1 iM-in \ '-. standing was 



DREER'S CATALOGUE. 



IS one lit tiinsc tl]:[t, is .-(Iways preserved 

 for the intrinsic value of its contents and 

 we have placed it in our collection of 

 those that we reserve for reference. It 

 should be in the possession of every one 

 in the trade and if you have not received 

 a copy you should s'end for one. 



We are gratified to note that in this 

 catalogue too the half tone engravings 

 are becoming more numerous. All the 

 novelties are illustrated by half-tones 

 from photographs 'except in a few cases 

 where wash drawings have been used 

 and these are so designated. It requires 

 a better quality of paper to make the 

 half-loncs show up will, but thev are a 

 vast sight more satisfying as w-ell as 

 insuring absolute :ieo\iiai'V. 



Always Mention the.... 



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When Writlntr Advertisers. 



167,000 ROOTED CARNATIONS=^ 



DY TO SHIP 



Qg, 1901, clear light 



Mrs. A. Mitting, clear pink, 1901 

 DeRooMitting,white.hne,19Jl : 



Sunbeam (C. C. Co 1 1!) 'I 



Bon Homme Klrhanl 1 C. C. 



.$l..iO $10.00 $75.00 



.50 10.00 75.00 



Genevieve Lord, light pink 4.00 



Ethel Crocker, light pink S.OO 



Morning Glory, the coming Daybreak 3.00 



Mrs. G. M. Bradt. variegated 2.0O 



G H. Crane, scarlet ■ 2.0O 



10.00 

 10.00 

 10.00 

 10.00 

 4.00 

 10.00 

 10.00 

 lO.OU 



75.rO 

 75.00 

 30.00 



Peru, white .. 

 Gen. Maceo. c 

 Gen. Gomez 

 White Cloud, 



los W. Lawson, cerise pink $5.50 



a, variegated 4.00 



rtlett, scarlet 3.00 



Argyle, pink 



Daybreak, shell pink .. 



Wm. Scott, pink 



.•\rmazindv, variegated 



Melba. light pink 



Mary Wood, white 



A No. 1 Cu 



looked finer and 



7e Root 10,000 Carnations a Week. 



.Asparagus Plumosus Nanus, SJ^-m 



True Boston Fern, 3^-in 



True Boston Fern, extra strong, 2i/-in 



20,000 Alternantheras, red, also pink, strong. 



.PLANTS .. 



Pit 100 

 ....$5.00 10,000 M.Lou 



10,000 Sedum variegatum, 2K-in 



10,000 Cigar plants, 2!<-in 



25 Plants 



30,000 Co 

 5,000 California Moss, for ba 

 5,000 Choice Mixed Geraniui 

 5,000 Jerusalem Cherries, 2', 

 l.OUOVinca variegatum, i^- 



Cash or C. O. D. 



Hygrometer, or Moisture Gauge. 



THEY ARE GOING FAST. 



Greenhouse men, Cut-Flower men — for 



their ice bo.ves. 

 Doctors — for their patients' rooms. 

 Cemeteries — for vaults. 

 For cellars and tor dwelling houses. 



Tlicy g(i to Canada and all over the United States. 



K\BODV LS \V 



,F..\J 



THE MORRIS FLORAL CO., Morris, ML 



CARNATIONS. ^ 



Ethel Crocker... 



G. H.Crane 



White Cloud 



Flora Hill 



Mrs. James Dean 



Triumph 



lyor Pingree.. 



Wm. Sco 



er ICOO 

 $40.00 

 25.00 

 17.50 

 17.50 

 17.50 

 20.00 

 15.00 

 15.00 



ROOTED 

 CUTTINGS 



.CARNATIONS 



GEO. A. KIHL, PEKIN, ILL 



M 



CARNATIONS. 



Eleven varieties of liW. Sixteen older stand- 

 ard sorts. Send for complete price list. 



GEO. HANCOCK & SON. Grand Haven. Mich. 



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