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TheWeeidy Florists^ Review, 



Makcu 2S, 1901. 



BOWLING. 



KespectfuUy submitted to 1\ U'llma, 

 John Wescott, G. Asmus, E. Uailleclouzf, 

 Phil Scott, A. Graham, F. Holznaglc, J. 

 J. Beneke, and the bowling cranks at 

 large. 



It may not be generally known that 

 there is verv little of the sporting element 



chclcrl pr.'si.lciil cif llic NaticiiKil Flor- 

 i-t>' ILiwIinj; l..a,;;llr. an lionui that I 



some cities that a threc-inairtcani would 

 be a good inovation in our bowling tour- 

 nament. There are several ways of look- 

 ing at this. 



Some will say there is not time. This 

 cotild take the place of the individual 

 roll, and again the six-man teams need 



olTer Jio -n^j.- 

 that citii - t!i,M 

 men woulil In 

 three-man lean 

 thusiasts, and 

 either through 



esented by six 

 cm entering a 



FOR EASTER! 



LonfliTlorum Lilies 



IN POTS, 



BULBS 



FOR SPRING 

 AND SIMMER, 



BEGONIAS— Tuberous Rooted. TIBEROSE— Excelsior Pearl. 



CALADIIIM Esculentum 



(Elephant's Ear). 



1-,' Kd 



oxrln »030 *2l 



Tx!)- .tU 31 



uxll in 75 .i ( 



Monster 1 10 " .' 



CALADItM- Fancy Leaved. 



named sc 

 Good sorts 



tlie variety 



CANNA. 



We can furnish Standard sorts: A. Bouvier, 

 3lia8. Henderson. Pres. McKlulej-. Mme. Croz.v. 

 Jneen Ciiarlotte. Patil Marquant. Pres. Carnot. 

 L. Vaugha "■ ' -'-'-.." 



Mile. Herat, 

 UO per lUO. 



Austria. Italia. 



GLADIOLI. 



MAY. True sort, florists' fav- 12 



orite forcer, large bulbs *0 30 



Ver.y good flowering bulbs 25 



American Hybrids, unex- 

 celled ; 



For prices on separate colors 



GLOXINIAS. 



TIGRIDA Conchiflora. 



LILIES. 



Piftures of these to 







IRIS 



illiant 

 apricot: 



SOBUANT 



FERN WREATH 



Hanga up lik« Ferii Ball. 



chofcest sorts, strong 



Ready: CYCAS REVOLITA. 



Seasonable Flower and Other Seeds. 



European market 



€riiii$onRdmbkr$ 



You are cordially invited to 

 inspect our stock. Electric cars 

 from North and South Union 

 Stations. Plants ready for ship- 

 ment at once. 



Roseittere 

 Conservatories 



LAWRENCK COTTliR. Manager 



Oc; 5 lbs., 85c. 

 Benar.v'8 Prize 

 tt.. 25c; oz.,»l.UII. 



FRESH PALM SEEDS. 



FRESH CROPS. 



Cooos Weddelitina 



Kentla Behn. or FoFHt 



Lataiiia borboniea 



Ph<rnlx canariensls.... 



SEND FOR OUR CATALOGUES. 



H. H. BERBER & CO., 



47 Barclay St., 

 feTe NEW YORK. 



20,000 Blooming Plants 



1000 Crimson Bamblers, 

 81. SO In $25 00. 



1000 Hydrang-eas. tli.' 

 $1.00 t<i 85.00. 



Ji 



for Easter, 



■\ larfi' ,T^-i..rimriit ..| i hoicc' Hyacinths in p^iiis 812 00 per do7, 5000 Lillnni Iiongfiflorura, 



12c IMF I A l.irKL- assorlment of Hybrid Boses. 85.00 per do/, an.l up. Oenistas. 



84.00 I $12.00 per do,' Splrea, »4.O0 | irdo;. and up Azileas. 81.00 to 85. OO lactl. 

 Rhododendrons, $1 to $5 each 200O Davallian fern halls and designs, 75c to $2.00. 



Also a large assortment of PALMS AND ORNAMENTAL PLANTS. Cash with order. 



H. C. STEINHOFF, 578 Hudson Boulevard, WEST HOBOKEN, N. J. 



Centre Street, Dorchester, mass. 



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