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The Weekly Florists^ Review. 



FERNS! FERNS! FERNS! 



New Crop Fancy and Dagger Ferns. fj^i^'^Book'^fS 



or Decoration Day. Price $1.50 



now and insure a supply 



per 1000. Special quotations on large quantities 



lay 1st sees close o( shipping; season for Soutliern Wild Sniila.x. We resume again September ist. '["banking jou 

 LTV much (or past favors, and soliciting a continuance of your valued patronage, we are respectfully, 



THE WOODSMAN CO., - - - EVERGREEN, ALA 



Mention The Review when you write. 



CALDWELL 



BUFFALO HOTELS. 



The Buffalo Florists' Club have undertake 

 to arrange for the accommodation of all vij 

 Itors who expect to attend 

 the S. A. F. In Buffalo. 



While it is true that hotel rates t 

 higher than usual, there are any num 

 apartment houses that have been fitted < 



y. where rooms can be had tor $1 and 

 up for each person, and in many breakfast 

 will be served if desired, while other places 

 will give all meals, the latter not so plen- 

 tiful. 



The hotel committee have a list of houses 

 and hotels with the rates, and any person or 



Adams, 

 stating 



479 Main street, Buffalo, 'n. ' Y., 

 whether they want accommodations 

 apartment or private house, with o; 

 breakfast, and the number of person; 

 accommodations together. It will ' 

 sary to Inform the 



It will be unnecessary to communicate with 

 W. J. Stewart, secretary of the S. A. F.. as 

 the executive committee look to the Buffalo 

 Club to accobimodate the visitors, which the 

 hotel committee are willing to do, providing 

 they are notified In time. 



Street car facilities are excellent, the res- 

 taurants plentiful and rates reasonable. No 

 one will be overcharged at any place, and 

 with the above desirable apartments and pri- 

 vate houses every one will be taken care of 

 If they notify " 



THE COMMITTEE. 



CHICAGO TO BUFFALO. 



tlon 



can Florists at Buffalo next August, to issue a 

 announcement to the members and the tr.T.Ie 1 

 general that It hopes to secure especi.illy at 

 vantageous terms and accommodations th 

 year and that the larger the party the bett- 

 the chances of securing the greatest consider; 

 tlon from the transportation lines. 



The annual 

 the Pan-Amer 

 doubt prove a 

 tendance will 



If It could be 

 about how ma 

 Chicago, so th 

 proximate 



of 



combined will ; 



tionably be large, 

 definitely in advance 

 compose the party 



the committee could 



ould materially strengthen them In 

 I to secure the largest possible con- 

 Will you therefore notify the committee- 

 First— Whether you are reasonably certain of 

 ending the convention and Intend traveling 



special party? 



Join the party 



the club' 

 Second— Wheth 

 but are uncertain of being able 

 _ Third— Whether you have made up your 



nlnd 



Chlcaf 



the com- 

 1 below. 



G. L. GRANT, 

 334 Dearborn Street. 

 P. J. HAUSWIRTH. 

 223 Michigan Avenue. 

 E. F. WINTERSON, 

 , May 3, 1901. K Wabash Avenue. 



CLEANED HIM OUT. 



Please discontinue my adv. under head 

 of Geraniums until further notice. Wish 

 I had stock to supply the domaiiil. Will 

 send vou copy for more advs. soon. — 

 S. W. Pike, St. Charles, 111. 



"JUST THE PAPER." 



The Review is iu-t the pane 



a common. 



needs and appreciate 

 Wichita, Kan.s. 



cvery-dav florist 



The easiest way for the man wl 

 is the cheapest way to advertise 

 Review's classified advs. 



Seasonable Stock. 



GERANIUMS. 



1,1 J' ,.,,„ h ,H,i^ -, . ..I AMERICA,'. -■, ' 1..T100. 



Chrysanthemums. l^;,;l,l,,tr'i,i!--tony'H::ir'Mrs':^^ 



i„..if, (ilniyni IM.iiir. .Maj. Bumiatloii. Ivory, Pink Ivory. Uarry A. I'arr, Mrs. S. T. 



r^^nnac W'll ''^lalilishcd plants from 3-in. pots. $6.00 per too. .Souv. de Mme. Crozy, 

 V>aillia9. i>i,,., (,.,11 Hcielz. Pierson's Premier, Ex. Campbell. Rolmsta. Florence Vaus- 



ii.ii: i,i ,,i!.,ii,., i:i;aii.liilr, A.Houvier, Chas.Henilersnii, Hurlsuik, H.-Miiti' Pniteviiu- 



Alleiuauia, . i"n Black Prince. $10.00 per 100. Carex Jap. Varieg-ata. j'. inch 



ji,,i. . , i.obelia, _•' , in ii.its, $':.,in perino. Cyperns Alternifolius, .'' , in. imts. 



*j,,(i, Viuca Major Variegata, J' .-in p<.t« *:! m i"i '"" Anemone. Queen Cnar- 



OfWaleS Violet, i\ll:i -l.-n^ l.l;,nl.- linn) -Mil -! 



NATHAN SMITH & SON, 



- ADRIAN, MICH. 



N 



ORWAY MAPLES, 



3 to 4 Inches Caliper, 

 14 to 15 Feet in Height. 



e^ 6^ 6^ e^ 6^ 6^ e^ 



We have a fine block of 2.000 trees that have been gr> 



pfi-fecl spi'ciinens with prooil heads and perfectly strai 



ANDORRA NURSERIES, W.lliam Warner harper. Prop 



Burpee's Seeds Grow 



25,000 Vinca var. 



Look on page 834, Florists' Review, issue of May 16, 1901. 

 GREENE &UNDERHILL,WATERTOWN, N.Y. 



...VIOLETS... 



THE E. G. HILL GO. ^?'V"'°:*!'^^f •**"?!: 



Wholesale 

 Fioriete, 



RICHMOND. INDIANA. 



Mention The RevI 



li "in. Red Bniant and Double Grant, J-lnch, 



> . I I liKi. s. A. Nutt and La Favorite. 16.00 per 



I'll' ActTiitum Bine Beauty In bud. from flats, 



SAMIEL WHIITOS, 15-IT Uriy Ave., CTIC*. N. Y. 



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