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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



CANADIAN HORTICULTURAL 



ASSOCIATION CONVENTION, 



5th AND 6th AUGUST, AT 



LONDON, ONT. 



Progranuiies liave now been sent out 

 to all addresses obtainable by the sec- 

 retary. If anv one has been left out a 

 |,o^ta■l far,! to thr MMrctary, A. H. Ewinc. 

 i;,rlin. Oiil . \\ill I'liiiu' one by return 

 mail. All raihniiiN i mining into Lon- 

 don arc '^niu'j -iiml.' tair return tickets 

 yood for'h'ii da\- li.iiii Airjii-l 3,1 to 13th 

 and probal.U a ~|„-, lal iimii will be riin 

 from Torniii,. an, I l),ii,iit. Ilii^ is a 

 rare oiipurtuiiity |.ir 1I..11-1- .uul -orna- 

 niental horticulturists" to turn out in 

 full force. There is no doubt of the 

 lieneiit to be obtained by everybody in 

 tlie profession. The London Horticul- 

 tural Society holds its annual summer 

 ^how on tli(' tlth of August. Trade ex- 

 liibits will Ijc set up in the same hall. 



Cheap Rates to London. 



The London Old Boys' Association 

 have succeeded in obtaining single fare 

 round trip tickets good for ten days 

 from all points in Ontario and Quebec. 

 Delegates to the London convention of 

 the Canadian Horticultural Association 

 should bear this in mind and ask their 

 agent for certificate to attend the Lon- 

 don Old Boys' Reunion, which will en- 

 title them to free return trip ticket, 

 on being countersigned by the secretary 

 of the London Old Boys' Association and 

 the railroad agent at London. The sec- 

 retary of the association assures me to- 

 day that there will be at least 500 tickets 

 in addition to the special excursions, so 

 that I feel confident in assuring delegates 

 of cheap rates. 



William Gammage. 



London, Ont., July 22. 



CHICAGO TO BUFFALO. 



The Chieagd Florists' Club transporta- 

 tion committee has arranged with the 

 Wabash railway for a special train to 

 Buffalo for the convention of the Society 

 of American Florists, August 6 to 10. 



The train will leave Monday, August 

 5, at 4 p. m. and will reach Buffalo at 

 7:30 Tuesday morning. The committee 

 is assured of an unusually well appoint- 

 ed special train. The rate will be $1.3 

 for the round trip, and less should there 

 be any cut in rates by the railroads for 

 that week. The sleeping car fare will 

 be $3 a berth each way. An excellent 

 dining car service is assured. 



Florists in the west and northwest are 

 cordially invited to travel with the Chi- 

 cago party. 



Berths may be reserved by addressing 

 any member of the committee, as below: 

 G. L. Grant, 

 334 Dearborn street. 

 P. J. Hauswirth, 

 223 Michigan avenue. 



E. F. WlNTERSON, 



45 Wabash avenue. 



BETTER RESULTS. 



I shall continue to patronize your col- 

 umns by giving you a greater proportion 

 of my advertising, as the Review gives 

 me better results. — Joseph Heacock, 

 Wyncote, Pa. 



Readers will confer a favor by send- 

 ig in items of trade interest. 



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