OCTOBER 1.1, 1S98. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



517 



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I ISN'T THIS*) 



I LOGIC i 



P "The man who whispers down 



B a well 



M About the goods he has to sell, 



= Won't reap the gleaming golden 



g dollars 



g Like one who climbs a tree and 



M hollers." 



CHICAGO, Oct. 13, J898. 



ROSES 



lities, long per do 



|l..iO-$2.03 

 1.00— 1.50 

 .75— 1.00 

 2.rO- 3.00 

 2 0)— 3.0) 

 2.00- 4.00 

 2.00 



short 



Brides. Maids per lOO, 



Perles " 



Meteor and Kaiserin " 



Koses, 2nds average about. 



CARNATIONS 

 McGowan. Storm King. Alaslta, 



Daybreak, Scott, Portia, .•\rma- 



zindv and otiiers, house grown, 



per 100 $1.00—11.2.') 



also, Fisher. Silver 

 Spray. Tidal Wave, Century, 



field grown per lOJ, .75— 



Triumph, Painted Lady, .\lbertini 



and other fancies per 100, 1.50 



.Above prices for good prime stock. I 

 Select, and inferior qiialitv charged 

 according to value. 



r'arnations... 



„ '- « ■> — Our Specialty 



MISCELLANEOUS 



.\lyssum per 100, $ .25 



Cosmos, fine local grown.. '■ |1.00— 



Chrysanthemums per doz. 2 00 



1.00 Dahlias per 100, 1.00 



Feverfew " .f.O 



Marguerites " ,25 



\'allev, good home grown. " 5.00 



Violets, double " .BO- 1.00 



single ■■ .40- ,75 



Quotations Subject to Change Without Notice. Write for Prices on I^arg-e 

 Regardless of prices quoted we always bill out at lowrst ma 



Announcement. 



Our price list will be found 

 in these columns each ^J^ 

 week. Any of our cus- 

 tomers failing to receive 

 their copy regularly will 

 confer a favor by notifying 

 us promptly. 



DECORATIVE 



.Asparagus per string. $ .35— 



Ferns, common per 100, 



per 1000, $1.25 

 " Maiden Hair, Ex. Fancy " 

 " " " ordinary.. " .60— 



Galax, green, new crop " 



per 1000, $1.00 



Smila.\, good per doz. 



Wild, parlor brand, case. 



" Medium, case 



Large, " 



As it IS yet too early to carry Wild Sn 

 in Stock four days' notice is necessary. 



P. t D. Af cosr. 



£3r" lise the code. It will save you money. 

 We know what it means. Get your orders in 

 as early in the da> as possible. 

 Quantities for Special Occasions. 



rkct rates. 



W. S. 



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A Great Bargain. 



Ageratum. Monstrosum and Cope*s Pet, 



2-inch pots, 50c per 10 I, 

 Cuphea, Segar Plant, 2-in. pots, $1.00 per 100, 

 Rudbeckia, Golden Glow, from 3^-in. pots, 



$4 OM per lOJ. 

 Achillea, The Pearl, from 3^-in. pots, $4.00 



per 1110. 

 Coreopsis Lanceolata, from 3i/^'inch pots, 



$l,(IU pt-r 100. 

 Grevillea Robusta, $ in. high, $4.00 per 100. 

 Statics Armeria, from 3>4-inch pots, $4.00 



Edward B. Jackson, SrN'°"°' 



ion Florists' Revle 



Louisville 

 Spirit Cured 

 Tobacco Co. 



Louisville, Ky. 



Mention Florists* Review when you write. 



Buy from the 



AUVvrilSerS nonsts' Review 



(always mentioning the paper) and thus in- 

 crease the earning power of your Certificate. 



BEGONIAS! BEGONIAS!! 



illowii 

 IMMR. de LESSEPS. 

 ARQENTEA GLITTATA. 

 COMPACTA, 



Fine Plants for Stock 

 or for Market Sales. 



i, $2.50 pur i.x. 

 HVBRIDA nULTIFLORA, 

 FUCMSOIDES COCCINEA. 

 SANDERSONI, 



Following in 2. inch pots 

 large number of other \aneti 



the 2-inch plants are ready for 3-inch_pots._Cuttlngs 

 propagating, or will make 

 specimen jiLiiits for market tradi 



;d larietie-,, in i-iiich puts, $4.00 per loo; 2-inch p 



ALBA PICTA, 



THliRSTONI. 



ARQVROSTIO.MA PICTA, 



McBETHI or HVBRIDA RICHARDSONll. 



ly, $2. SO per loc: President Carnot, Robusta, Decora, Alba Perfecta, and a 



price The 3-inch plants are nice, lari.;e plants, ready lor 4 or 5-inch pots, and 



_ Its. Cuttings can be taken from them now, and they are in hne shape for viiinter 



THE(iE().H.3IELLEX(0. 



Mention Florls 



you write. 



SPRINGFIELD. OHIO. 



Cuttings of AgeratuiH Princess Pauline, 



the most distinct and novel variety of dwarf 

 compact habit, color sky blue, most desirable 

 plant for retail trade, per 100, $2.00. 

 Cyclamen Persicum in lout 

 4-m . per 100. $12.. W. Roses 

 Bougere. 4-iiich. per 100. 

 Carnations. Jubilee. Armai 



.deWootton and 

 Field Grown 



■PinK, 

 iska, McGowan, K " 

 . break. Rose Queen, Scott, Dorner and W. 

 D. Sloane, per 100, $.5.00. Field Grown Canna 

 clumps, best varieties, $15.00 per lOO. 



ith ord. 



CHRIST. WINTERICH, 



Mention Florists' Re 



DEFIANCE, OHIO. 



when you write. 



NATIVE GUANO... 



(Desiccated Night Soil) 



The ideal florists' fertilizer. Contains all 

 the elements of plant food available, 

 rkasant to handle. 

 11^ l>.iK. t.in and carload. 



STANDARD FERTILIZER CO. 



IS22 Filbert Street. PHILADELPHIA. 



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Stock Plants... 



of earliest of all iVIlJfTIS 

 LADV FITZWVGRAM, 



Flowers 5 inches in diameter. Cut September 20. 

 Last year SeptemberlT. $1.00 per doz. Cash with 

 order, please. 



FRED BIRKI, Bellevue, Pa. 



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 just the way you want to be told. 



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