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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



ONONNATL 



Vanous Notes, 



I'.u-im-- «.i- ill. 

 ciw last wceU. Ci 

 Iv of asteis iiiul po 



mid made tin- 

 decline eoiisideiably. The quality 

 is not of the best, the steins incline to lie 

 short. 



Koses cut from new plants are coniiiiff 

 ill nicely. Some of them are very good, 

 but till' majoiity are a little soft and 

 bear shipment poorly. 



A few good gladioli are coniiiii; in 

 from the north. They bring 2 to :i cents 

 a spike. 



K. 0. Gillett received the first ccnsi^iii- 

 ment of the season from Mrs. E. T. 

 (Jrave, Richmond, Ind. It consisted of 

 tlic first cut frctm their new carnation 



do 



■qua] 



as well, if iini liiii.T. Ihis year. Cai 

 tioiis arc \ci\ -rarcc in this market at 

 present, and tliu.~e ill evidence are of 

 poor quality; oO cents to .$] is all they 

 will bring. 



The regular meeting of the Ciiiciii- 



(.11. 



- I' 



payment of dues is also in order. The 

 matter of a float for the fall festival pa- 

 rade will be discussed. Messrs. George 

 & Allan especially request the ladies to 

 be present. 



At the exhibition of flowers and plants 

 at the Hamilton County fair, held last 

 week, Mr. J. T. Conger received fifteen 

 first prizes. 



.7. A. Peterson and F. Ball are in 

 Liiiii.\ ille. K\.. :ii teihliiii.' the national 

 ciinM'iiii. I ^11 l\ni-lits, which is be- 



Mi. ami \lr^. I'le.l ( ;ear are in the 

 east. They will vi>it Atlantic City, New 

 "Nork and other eastern cities. This is 

 Fred's annual trip to Atlantic City. He 

 certainly likes the ocean. 



Joseph R. Goldman, of Middletown. 

 Ohio, is also visiting the east. 



Richard Wittcrstactter is adding; a 

 model grcciili.iiise t.. liis i.mi'j.-. Di.k'.'x 



C. J. Ull.MER. 



are growing greenhouse and vegc 

 jilants for the wholesale trade'. 



I Scott, the flor- 

 itt, of Buflfalo. 

 s disease and 

 no hope. He 



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Cut Flowers. 



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 Carnations 

 A Specialty., 



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51 Wabash Ave. CHICAGO, ILL. 



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 FLORIST 



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 Telephone Kinloch C 74. 



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