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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



NOVEMBER 30, 1899. 



THE FLORISTS' REVIEW 



G. L. GRANT, Editor and Manager. 



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The FLORISTS' PUBLISHING CO. 



520-535 Caxton BulldinE, ChlcBKo, 



334 Dearborn Street. 



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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. 



American JadooCo.. 



Amling, E. C 



.\smus, E. G 



Baker, W. J 



Barnes, W. ) 



Bassett& Washburn. 



12 



Benthey & Co 



Herninp. H. G 



Blague, L. B . 



Budiong, I. A 12 



Burpee, W. Atlee & 

 Co 



Caldwell The Woods- 

 man Co 



Chicago Carnation 

 Co 



Cincinnati Cut Flow- 

 er Co 



Classified .Advs 



Cottage Gardens 



Cunningham. Jos. H. 



Cut Flower Ex 



Dietsch, A. &Co.... 



Dillon, J. L 



Dorner, F. & Sons Co. 



Dreer, HA 11 



Elliott, W. H 



Elliott, J. L 



Ellison & Tesson. .. . 



ErringtT, J. W 



Esler, John G. Secy . 

 Florists" Exchange.. 

 Florists' Supply Co. 



Galvin, Thos. F 



Gibbons, H. W 



Glblin & Co 



Greene & Underbill.. 

 Hancock, Geo. &Son 



Herr, Albert M 



Hill.E. G. & Co 



Hippard. E 



Hitcbings & Co 



21-22- 



Hunt, E. H 



Iackson, E. 13 

 ewett, Z. K, & Co.. 

 Lasting, W. F 



Keenan's Seed Store. 



Kucriev, J. A 



Kelsey, H. P 



Kellogg, Geo. M 



Kennicott Bros. Co. 

 Kroescbell Bros. Co. 



Kuehn. C. .^ 



Kuhl, Geo, A 



Lager & Hurrell .. .. 13 

 Leliinan Bros . 24 



Ley, 1. H 11 



Lockland Lumber 



Co 9 



LongD. B 22 



Lord & Burnham 



Co 24 



Lynch, W. E 12 



McKellar & Winter- 

 son 12 



Model Plant Stake Co. 



11 



Moninger, J, C. Co.. 24 



Morris Floral Co LI 



PaK. Srnl Co 23 



Peacock, W, P 15 



Pennock,S,S 10 



Pittsburg Cut Flower 



Co 10 



Pollworth Co., C. C. 2 



Pulli-n, J, W.C 14 



Piillen, A 13 



Quaker City Machine 



Works 24 



Randall, A. L 12 



Kaulint;-, K. I IJ 



Reed & Keller 2 



Regan Pt'g House... 22 



Rcinberg Bros i;i 



Rice, M.St Co 11 



Rickseckor, C. H.... 11 



Schmltz.F.W.0 2 



Skabcura DipCo 22 



Smith, N. &Son 2 



Smith & Smith 10 



Soltau, C, & Co 13 



South Side Floral Co. 



SI 



Teilrnailn, G 9 



Thorburn,J.M.&Co. 



11 



Thornton, F. R lo 



Tobacco Warehousing 



Co 24 



Vincent, Jr., R.&Son 



11 



Wabash Rv ».,. 13 



Watson, T! R 13 



Watson, P. &Co.... l.'i 

 Weber & Sons 15 



Wietor Bros. 



Whitton, .S 



Wood, E, M. Co 



Young, John Welsh . 

 \'ouiig, Thos., Jr 



CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISS.— The 

 fifth annual chrysanthprniim show of 

 the Cry.stal Springs Floral Club was 

 held Nov. 14 to Hi. 



DENVER, COLO.— The contract for 

 artditior to the City park greenhouses 

 haii been awarded to Geo, ,T. Chalmers, 

 whose bid wa^s $31.5. 



KRIE, PA.— S. Alfred H;iiir gave a ' 

 \ery successful chrysanthenmni show 

 at his store, 1108 State street, last 1 

 week. The display attracted crowd.s 

 of visitors. 1 



T-i -srx ars -ga-j-irg-a-gi;- 



HIKOTEEMi 



Jit costj ■* cents for eacm 600 feet of *1 



-■» FLOOR SPACE r- m 



r DOCS NOT INJURE THE MOST SENSITIVE 1 

 ' PIANTS- ENDORSED BY PROMINENT HORISTS-^ 

 USED FOR rUHICATHN OR SPRAYING INDOORS OR 

 OUT - 200 IH. or TOBACCO III ONE PINT OF HlKOIfni 

 1 SOLD BY SEEDSMEN CIRCULAR TREE-i 



I SKABCURA DIP CO. CniCACO. ' 



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DEFIANCE. 0.— Mr. C. Winterich 

 is branching out in his business. He 

 has arranged to erect greenhouses at 

 Garrett and will conduct a branch es- 

 tablishment there. 



LENOX, MASS.— The annual chry- 

 santliemum show of the Lenox 

 Hort. Society was held Nov. 4 and 

 was very successful. Among the lead- 

 ing exhibitors were Geo. H. Morgan. 

 Chas. Lanier. Wm. D. Sloane, Morris 

 K. Jessup, ,Jas. Choate and John 

 Sloane. 



WE have received a copy of the 

 new catalogue issued by the C. C. 

 Pollworth Co., Milwaukee, Wis., and 

 it is certainly very handsomely gotten 

 up. The use of fine half tone engrav- 

 ings is to be commended, as they are 

 not only rich in effect, but are ac- 

 curate. This firm handles a great va- 

 riety of goods and the catalogue is a 

 very useful little reference book for 

 trade buyers. 



GALESBURG, ILL.— I. L. Pillsbury 

 has purchased the stock of the Whit- 

 ting Nursery and it will be moved to 

 his greenhouses. <55 Locust street, and 

 the trade will be carried on there. E. 

 R. Gesler held a free chrysanthemum 

 show at his greenhouses November S to 

 11 and many people visited his houses. 

 November 13 to IS I. L. Pillsbury held 

 his annual chrysanthemum show, and 

 about 1,000 took advantage of the op- 

 portunity and inspected the plants and 

 flowers, which were fine. The new 

 varieties which attracted most atten- 

 tion were Pennsylvania, Latest Fad, 

 .lames Comley, Goldiui Wonder, West- 

 ern King and many older varieties. 

 The sales were satisfactory and the 

 show a decided success. 



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 AMERICAN FLORISTS 

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 Expert Horticulturists in 

 the world. 



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 Dues after first year. $ 3.00 annually. 

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Next Convention, New York City, 



August, J900. 

 Write the Secretary, 



WM. J. STEWART, 



67 Bromfield Street, Boston, Mass. 



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 Rorists' 



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