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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



SPECIAL. 



IVIcKelldr & Winterson's Annual 



Clearing Sale. 



To reduce our stock ot Florists' Supplies we offer the following goods at these greatly reduced prices during the months 

 of July and August only: Prices quoted are subject to goods being unsold on receipt of order. Get your order in quick to 

 insure filling at these prices, which is a rare opportunity to stock up on seasonable goods. 



KIBBON.S— Best Florists' Satin Ribbons, any colors. 



Size No.ii No 12 No. 16 No.22 No. 30 No. 40 No. BO 



Price per boll. 10 .yards... TOc '.KJc SI. 10 11.25 »1.50 $1.(15 »2.00 

 We have an immense stock of Ribbons 

 and can fill orders on short notice. 

 i Spharnum Moss, burlap. perbale.»l.0O; (i bales. $5.00; !0taales.*7.50 



I pkgs.Pi-encn Green Moss, per pkg..8c; 10pkKS..75c; 26pkgs..*l.50; gr. 



I lbs. Tin Poll, per lb., 10c; 51bs..45e: 101b8..8.5e: 25 lbs. "" ■" "- 



list quality Doves 



lbs., fs 



,$1.00; 6 for $6.00; per doz.. W.OO 



1200 rolls Chenille, all sizes and colors. 



Small per roll, 20c; 6 rolls. $1.00; 12 rolls. $1.75 



Medium " 25c; '■ 1.25; ■ 2.00 



Large " 30c; ■ 1.50; '• 2.50 



aiKX) cy( 



. $2.00 

 3.00 

 , S2.00; 30-in.. 



2000 Artificial Palm Plants, select stock. Small plan 

 $3.00. Medium plants. 5 leaves, per doz.. 

 leaves, per doz.. $6.00. Tree Palms. 5 to 12 ; 



1000 Reams Tissue Paper. Manilla. 



White 



Wax Manilla Paper. - •■ 1.40; 



•■ White ■• '• '■ l.aO; 



Rolls Crepe Paper, fine quality, all colors, per doz. rolls 

 lbs. Cape Flowers, white, Ipt quality. " " 



4.00. Large plants, 

 . high, $3.00 to $5.00 ea 

 ■ ") reams. $4.2 



colored', all colors, 1st Quality. 

 1500 Pampas Plumes, white 



j.OOO Pot Labels, best qi 



PLAIJ 



4-in.. per 1000., 



In addition to above stock ' 

 Vases. Flower Boxes. Baskets. I 



During the months of Jul' 

 $10.00 to $25.00. cash discount r,' 

 $50.00, 25 per cent. We mak.- n ,. 



.\v the followin 



McKELLAR S WINTERSON, 45, 47, 49 Wabash Ave., CHICAGO. 



CINCINNATL 



(.•oiueined, business is as near to a stand- 

 still as it ever is, and this is due not so 

 niiich to lack of demand as to the ex- 



tlir i|ii:ilii\ ■.! this stock is so poor as 

 to ^i;iii(l\ ].;iy for the cutting. Out 

 (liK.r >l(p(l, i> in nearly all cases at a 

 standstill, owing to the extreme heat 

 and laek of rain. What little is cut 

 looks jjretty much dried up. There are a 

 few tuleroses coming in and they are 

 snatclicd up ;it f^ood prices. A few sec- 

 ond i'ici|i -wcct jicas aic ;ilso ill evidence. 



Club Outing. 



The florists annual outing took place 



last Thursday 

 liot, but sti 

 braved the 

 There w.i. 



The day was awfully 

 wood nundjer of the craft 

 ' and li;ol a fine time. 



Alill'J r,,llte-l- ;nel IkiII 



but the M-,,i,., in iim -t .■;!-.- w,,ul,l nol 

 look well in print. The cigars, how- 

 ever, wliich were the prize offered, were 

 all right and were appreciated. To 



Th 

 cycle 

 lie s 



i>iii 111,,! nil friend. Chas. Critchell, 

 'i'li'jel u, stand at the gate and 



Hi I rij:ii to every comer. But 



e il'ii 1 :i-,k Charlie as to the good- 



of those cigars. 



e star event of the day was the bi- 

 vace. This was won by Mr. Gray. 



liowed that he was a rider from 



back, no one cJse being in it with 



Carnation Plants Wanted! 



in Ann or any part of it. Standard Varieties 10 000 

 1U,VUV Q^iy^ To bg delivered in August. *V,VUV 



State prices. Terms cash. J^ LflyiS LOOSE, WaShingtOR, D. C. 



Burpee's Seeds Grow 



him for a minute. Every one arrived 

 home tired, but wishing they could .t;o 

 to a picnic every day. So does the com- 

 mittee. 



The writer leaves for Buffalo Satur- 

 day and hopes to be able to see and say 

 a little something about the Pan-Amer- 

 ican and the work of our friend Jlr. 

 S.ntt. C. J. OlIMER. 



FERTILIZERS FOR FLORIDA. 



In answer to "Florida,"' who requests 

 information about best fertilizers for 

 roses — In Florida light soils we have 

 found the best fertilizers to be "blood 

 and bone"' of highest grade, supplement- 

 ed with a fan- proportion of sulphate of 

 potash. Quantity must be according to 

 the needs of the soil, varying greatly in 

 this State. We apply about three times 

 per year. Eea,soner Bho.s. 



Oneco, Fla. 



THE BEST. 



paper the bes 



I find 

 wovkinc; florist. Long 

 W. F.. kixo. K. Santa C; 



LOOK!! 



3 Pandanus Utilis, JO feet 



1 Pandanus Veitchii, 10 feet 



( Rliapis Flabelliformis, 10 feet 

 7 Latania Borbonica, 7 feet, 14 Ivs. 



2 Cycas Revoluta, JO feet 



