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TheWeeidy Florists' Review^ 



OCTODER 17, 1901. 



(Formerly of 



REINBERG BROS.) 



George Reinberg, 



Wholesale Grower and Shipper of Cut Flowers, 

 51 Wabash Ave., CHICAGO, ILL 



AMERICAN BEAlTIESWiALTv 



When you need Flowers write or wire me. Orders filled on short notice. Buy from the grower 

 and get fresh stock. I ship everywhere. Reinberg's Flowers have a reputation second to none. 



High 



Grade per 

 Carnations '^^^ 



Fancy 

 Roses 



$4.00 

 per 



American 



100 



$8.00 

 n ,. $12.50 



Beauties $15.00 

 Select $20.00 



Violets, 

 Orchids, 



Chrysantheniums, 

 Lily of the Valley 



FALL EXHIBITIONS. 



Oct. 81-87— New Tokk — New York Florists' 

 Club. Wm. Plumb, Mgr.. 51 W. 28th street. 



Oct. 83-31— Buffalo — Pan-American Exposi- 

 tion. Wm. Scott. Supt. 



Nov. 5-6— Madison. N. J.— Morris County Gar- 

 deners' and Florists' Society. C. H. Atkins, 



defy. A. Meikle, See'y. 

 Not. 5-7— Tarrvtowx, N. T.— Tarrytown Hort. 



Society. Thos. Cockburn. See'y, Irvlngton, 



N. Y. 

 Nov. 5-8— Boston.— Mass. Hort. Society. Kob't 



Manning. See'y. Horticultural Hall. 

 Nov. 5-9— CHtcAGo- Hort. Society of Chicago. 



Edwin A. Kanst, Ass't See'y, 6700 Cottage 



Nov. 5-9— Indian 



s— Indiana Floral Festi- 



val. W. Bertermann. See'y, 241 Massachusetts 



Flshkill-on-Hudson, 

 Nov. 7-9— Chestnut Hill. Pa.— Chestnut Hill 



Hort. Society. John Marsden, See'y. 

 Nov. 8 — Lawrence, N. Y. — Lawrence-Cedar- 



hurst Hort. Society. Alex. McKenzie, See'y. 

 Nov. 18- Orange. N. J.— New Jersey Florlcul- 



tural Society. Geo. Smith, See'y, Orange, N. J. 

 Nov. 12-15— Baltimore— Baltimore Gardeners' 



Club. J. J. Perry, See'y. Gay and Eager sts. 

 Nov. ia-16 — Philadelphia — Pennsylvania 

 . See'y. Hort. Hall, 



Nov. 12-16— Waco. Tex. — Texas State Floral 



Society. J. W. Barnett. See'y, Waco, Tex. 

 Nov. 13-14— HousTON.TEX.-Palth Home Ass'n. 



Mrs. M. E. Bryan, See'y. 

 Nov. 13-15— St. Louis— St. Louis Florists' Club. 



E. Schray, See'y. 4101 Pennsylvania avenue. 

 Nov. 13-16— Detroit. Mich.— Detroit Florists' 



Club. J. F. Sullivan, See'y, 214 Woodward 



avenue. 

 Nov. 15-16— Providence, R. I.— Rhode Island 



Hort. Society. C. W. Smith, See'y, 61 West- 



Sup' 



Nov. New Orle A ns— New Orleans Hort. 



Society. D. Newsham, See'y. 



Nov. Utica, N. Y.-Utica Florists' Club. 



Nov. Elmira. N. Y.— Elmira Hort. So- 

 ciety. H. N. Hoffman. See'y. 

 [Secretaries are requested to supply any omis- 

 sions in above list and to notify ua of any needed 

 changes.] 



Parkersbueg, W. Va. — Miss Emma 

 Gertrude Dudley, daughter of John W. 

 Dudley, the florist, was married October 

 9 to George D. Heaton. The floral deco- 

 rations at the house were very elabo- 

 rate, and were much praised by the local 

 press. 



Cincinnati, 0.— James Caldwell has 

 been appointed florist at the City In- 

 firmary to succeed C. C. Acton, who re- 

 signed several weeks ago. 



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I CHRYSANTHEMUMS! 



1 SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE and 



S EXHIBITION BLOOMS. 



■ 



American Beauties 



IN ALL LENGTHS. 



Brides, Maids, Perles, Liberty and Meteors, 

 Carnations, Valley, Orchids, 



OR ANYTHING YOl WANT. 



~ THE LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED WHOLESALE CUT 

 FLOWER HOUSE IN OHIO. PRICES ON APPLICATION. 



THE CINCINNATI CUT FLOWER CO. 



416 Walnut St., CINCINNATI, OHIO. 



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^egonia Gloire de Lorraine. 



$15.00 per hundred; $140.00 per thousand. 



COTTAGE GARDENS, QUEENS, L. 



DAGGER 

 or FSNCY 



FERNS 



75c 



per JOOO. 



Green or Bronze Galax, 75c per 1000, in 5000 lots. 

 Lanrel Festooning, 4c, 6c and 6c per yard. 



All goods picked and shipped fresh every 

 fresh stock and 



Special attention given to 



Laurel orders for decorating. 



Try us and we 



CROWL FBRN CO., 



' Telegraph Otttce, New Salem, Mass. 

 MILUNQTON, MASS. 



BUFFALO RATE AGAIN REDUCED. 



Round Trip from Chicago, $6.00. 



The Wabash sells excursion tickets, 

 Chicago to Buffalo and return as above, 

 overy Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 

 until the Exposition closes, good to return 

 five days from date of sale. Good only in 

 coaches or free reclining chair cars. Four 

 daily trains. Write for Pan-American 

 folder. City Ticket Office, gy Adams St., 

 Chicago. 



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