The Weekly Florists Review, 



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RETAIL FLORISTS. 



(CONTINUED.) 



Chas. A. 

 Samuelson, 



FLORIST, 



CHICAGO. 



long Distance Phone South 1600 1601. 



2129 MICHIGAN 

 AVENUE, 



Lexington Hotel, 



Chapin Bros. 



t , LINCOLN, NEB 



S. B. Stewart, 



No. 16th Street, OMAHA, NEB. 



Seattle Floral Co. 



4th Ave. and 



Wenn/^av, Seattle, Wash. 



Mrs. Chas. Eickholt, 



AVENHE 1W. 



Galveston. Tex. 



New Crop Fancy or Dagger Ferns 



75c per 1000. Discount on large orders. Con- 

 tracts made to supply the year round. Use our 

 Laurel Festooning lor your June decora- 

 tions. It's the best decorating material to be 

 found for weddings, etc.: price 4c. 5c and 6c per 

 yd. Galax Leaves. Green or Bronze, 75c 

 per 1000. Mosses etc. Everything in the 

 hardy supplies and gathered freth daily. Send 

 i and be well satisfied. 



MILLINGTON, MASS. 



Tel. Office. New Salem. 



MUM 



PLANTS 



In 2 '4 

 pots. 



Mrs. Perrin. Maud Dean. Elvena. Wanamaker. 

 Jerome Jones. Mutual Friend, (i Pitcher. Niveus. 

 Golden Gate, Goldmine, Mis H. Robinson. Mine. 

 Camot. H. Hurrell. Maj. BonnarTon, Willow 

 Hrook. .1 K. Shaw, S3 per 100. $.':, per 1000. 



Alice Bvron. $5 per 100. Cnl. Appleton and 

 Jeannie Falconer. $4 per ICO; Yellow Eaton, 60c 

 each; $5 per doz„ $30 per 100. 



A. N. PIERSON, Cromwell, Conn. 



ROSES. 



Out of 2 1 oinch pots, thrifty plants. 

 Brides and Bridesmaids .$:? 50 per 100: $30 per 1000 

 fiolden G»te§ 2.50 per 100; 20 per 1000 



WM.B SANDS, Lake Roland, Baltimore, U 



This 

 Book 



will make you 

 money by saving 

 you money. 



It will help you 

 every day in the 

 year. 



It is a complete 

 encyclopaedia of 

 commercial flori- 

 culture. 

 Price, $5.00 



delivered. 



If inconvenien! 

 to pay the full 

 amount at once, 

 write for our 

 monthly pay- 

 ment plan. 



FLORISTS' 

 PUB. CO., 



Caxton Bldg., 

 CHICAGO. 



flowers it 

 1 gel 1 hem. 



,• better grades, 

 ink and Prospei 



rerv good lot of 



uons 1* —tiii vtM \ ii 

 the poorer stock. 

 ^iu-li as fancy white, 

 ity, sell readily. 



Loca' Notes. 

 The Pittsbiirg Cul Flower Co. is han- 

 dling quantities of sweet peas of very 

 g I quality, grown by Theo. Beckert. 



Fred Burki is still cutting very good 

 longiflorum lilies. 



i . 1 les Koenig ha 

 gladioli coming on. 



The recent flower show at Belleville 

 was well attended. Among the exhibit- 

 ors were Fred Burki. 11. P. Joslin, H. C. 

 Prick and E. C. Ludwig. 



Mrs. E. A. Williams' window display 

 of gloxinias and gladioli is worth see- 

 ing. The gloxinia- .11- simply perfect. 



Randolph & Md lements had charge 

 of the Mathieu nuptials, which called 

 tor an elaborate decoration. Mrs. Wil- 

 liams had order for I lie large Wiilock- 



A. W. Smith i- busj with several 

 urge decorations this week. 



Breitensteiir & Flemm are receiving 

 ieir share of .Tune wedding orders. 



The Pittsburg Rose and Carnation Co.. 



at Bakerstown, is busy replanting the 

 rose houses. 



The Florists' Club has selected July 

 16 for its annual outing. The com- 

 mittee chose Ross Grove, the same place 

 it has been held for the past few years. 



E. C. Ludwig had a fine stock of can- 

 didum lilies last week, the only ones in 

 the market. 



The stock of bedding plants in this 

 section is about all disposed of. All 

 plantsmen report a very successful sea- 

 son. 



Robert Nugent, who shot J. B. Fer- 

 guson, was found guilty of murder in 

 the second degree. 



Visitors: M. Rice and W. .T. Boas. 

 Philadelphia. Hoo-Hoo. 



Carthage, Mo.— B. W. Speece has 

 found trade good, a demand for every- 

 thing he had to sell. 



Stamford, Conn.— Mrs. A. Lindstrom 

 will carry on the business of her hus- 

 band, who died April 10. She has a 

 .jo, id trade 



Clay Center, Kan.— C. Humield re- 

 ports that, the floods did him much in- 

 jury by shutting off communication for 

 nearly two weeks. 



New Castle. Ind. — Several carloads 

 of soil have recently been shipped to 

 parties in neighboring states who wish 

 to try it for roses. 



Fergt-s Falls. Minx.— S. X. Mehlin 

 is building greenhouses and starting in 

 business, the" only florist in this thriving 

 city of 0.000 people. 



Albany. Ixd. — There is a movement 

 on foot here to organize a stock com- 

 pany to build a large range of green- 

 houses for cut flowers. 



