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The Weekly Florists' Review, 



FEBRUARY 1. V.m. 



SAMUEL S. PENNOCK. Wholesale 



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1612-14-16-18 Ludlow St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



Until further notice, will be open from ) 

 6:00 a. m., to 11.00 p.m. ) 



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MONTREAL. 



The annual n eeting of the Montreal 

 Gardeners' and Florists' Club was held 

 in the Cathcart hall, on Monday even- 

 ing, January 22nd, at S o'clock. The 

 attendance of members was excellent. 

 The treasurer's and secretary's re- 

 ports were hardly as favorable as in 

 previous years, but the depression is 

 temporary only. The failure to hold a 

 show no doubt accounting for several 

 subscriptions being unpaid. 



The oflicers elected were: President, 

 Mr. George A. Robinson; first vice- 

 president, Mr. A. Pinateau; second 

 vice president. 'Walter 'Whiting: treas- 

 urer, Walter Wilshire; secretary, Wil- 

 liam Horobin. 130 Tupper street, Mon- 

 treal; assistant secretary, Fred Ben- 

 nett. Executive Committee: John 

 Walsh, James McKenna. William Wil- 

 shire, John Eddy, C. A. Smith. W. Hall, 

 who, with the retiring president, Mr. 

 Alfred C. Wilshire. constitute the 

 board of management. 



The banquet will be held at Mc- 

 Hugh's hotel, Lachine, on the 29th. 

 FRED BENNETT, 

 Retiring Secretary. 



UTICA, N. Y. 



The evening of Saturday, Jan. 20, a 

 party of florists from Syracuse visited 

 this city and was entertained by Utica 

 florists. An elaborate collation was 

 served, and toasts were responded to 

 by many of those present. Later in the 

 evening the florists from Syracuse and 

 their local brethren engaged in a bowl- 

 ing contest at the Maennerchor bowl- 

 ing alleys. After a close and exciting 

 game the Uticans won by a small mar- 

 gin. 



Those present from Syracuse were: 

 R. H. C. Bard, David Campbell, George 

 Ham, Richard Davis, Charles A. Fox, 

 W. B. Dow, Joseph Huller, Henry Burt 

 and Charles Smiley. The Syracusans 

 left on the 12:30 train for their homes. 

 The Utica florists will visit Syracuse 

 in the near future. 



HARTFORD, CONN. 



Geo. S. Osborn has a bench of Bradt 

 that does one's eyes good to look at. 

 Scott, White Cloud and Triu't ph are 

 fine and bring on an average 75 cents 

 per dozen, a proof of the quality, as 

 35 cents is the usual figure in Ibis 

 state for a decent carnation. 



Many of the new kinds will be tried 

 and the drummer who knows all about 

 the good qualities of the debutantes 

 and none of their failings is the suc- 

 cessful genius who will book the or- 

 ders. M. 



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No. 504 Liberty St., 

 PITTSBURG, PA. 



Asparagus Plumosus 



Cut Strings 

 8 feet long, 

 50c per string. 



Nanus „, 



Shipped 

 to any pari 

 the country. 



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BRIGHTON. MASS. 



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100,000 

 PLANTS 

 Ready. 



Per 100 



Clara Beilni.-in Salvia $2.00 



Geranium De Koo Mitting 2K-inch 7.00 



Geranium Double Snow Drop .. " 7. CO 



Geranium Mnie. Salleroi " . .. 2.00 



New Yellow Baby Primrose " .... 7.00 



22 Coleus. fine, named, new " 4.00 



20 Standard Coleus, named " 1.50 



30 Double Petunias, mixed " 2.00 



Primula Obconica, SJ^-inch 2.50 



Primula Obconica, 2J4-inch 2.00 



Primula, Chinese. 2K-inch 1.00 



Primula Chinese, in l>ud and bloom, 3J^-in.. 2.50 



Primula, from flats, strong 50 



Velvet Plant 2.00 



15 Begonias, flowering, named, 25i-inch 1.50 



Forget-Me-Not. winter flowering, 2Ji-inch ., 1.50 



Iresines, 2 varieties, red and yellow, 2j!*-inch. 1.50 



Cannas, large flowering, mixed 1.00 



Mesembryanthemum Erectum, 2K-inch 1.50 



Caliloinia Moss *' 1.50 



Lycopodium Dent " 1.50 



Alternanthera. 4 varieties " .... 1.50 



Feverfew, Little Gem '* .... 1.50 



Feverfew, yellow foliage " 1..50 



Dusty Miller " .... 1..50 



Cigar Plant " .... 1.50 



Vinca. variegated, trailing " 2.00 



Ferns, mixed, our selection. 2^-inch 5.00 



Lobelia, Crystal Palace Gem. " 1.50 



Five plants at 100 rates. All our Plants are In 

 Al condition. 



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MOKKIS, ILL. 



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WM. F. KASTING, ""^t^toTn'oZ. 



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 DesJKns. 



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John B. Ferguson, 



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444 Sixth Ave., PITTSBURG, PA. 



Long Dist.ance 'Phone 2985. 



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 Padot 100 sheets, mailed lor 24 cents in stamps. 

 Ten Pads (1000 sheets), by express. $1.75. 



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Open Every Morning at fl o'clock for the sale of 

 CUT FLOWERS. 

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for all tlif liL-st iio\ L'ltii's o( iIju ^t-ason in 



Chrysanthemums. Carnations and Geraniums. 



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NATHAN SMITH & SON, Adrian, Mich. 



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 the trade on request. Remember 

 Mr. Kennicott is always ready to favor 

 all alike. Remember our address, 42 and 

 44 East Randolph .Street, Chicago. 



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