Mahch 9, 1910. 



The Fbi&ts' Review 



«i 



^n t> llortot* who** esrO* avpMur on the paces oanrlns this liaad, «r« prepared to fill orders 

 — from other florists for local deUvery on the usual basis. 



Qr««nhoua«s In 



MARSHALLTOWN, 

 CIimilVII.LI, 

 OSKAUMSA, 



MAtON CITY, 



WATKRLOO, 



BOONK, 



IOWA 



SEND yOUIj, ORDER TO HOUSE NEAREST PLACE OF DEUVKRY 



IN TIEX CENTKR OF IOWA 



J. S. WILSON FLORAL CO. 



Ordera 

 hope 

 Tou I 



Members rforlsts' T< 



mied with the kind of care we 

 will be used when vre Bend 

 an order. 



Blegraph Dell-very Association. 



Yankton, Sooth Mota 



We grow Roses, Caurutiona, and all seaeonthle 

 flowers. FlonJ em-Uems that su» right. Give 

 oa your northwest oidets. lOO-xwce catalogue. 



fiURNEYaElllOPSEClHilPANY 



MITCHELL, S. D. 



FOR 80 UTH DAKOTA 

 AND THE NORTHWEST 



THE NEWBURYS, Ince 



W^ raise 'em.. 

 74 TRAINS XUIiy MJ\HE 



T«« BEST POINT WEST or C'lCAeo 

 fim S.Oak,N.Da«i,Minn,Iowa^Wcstwaiio. 



Waterloo, ItiiMfa 



CHAS« MERlMfOOD 

 820 ■. 4th 



OnenhooM, car. :X'iirview soul Conger Sta. All 

 orden reoeivt cskarefol ud rrompt attention. 



DULUTM FLORAL CO. 



MO muea in any- direction. nillJITH MINN 

 WearethecentercDf thegreat l*WLUIIl,nini1, 

 worthw egt. Daily deliveries to Superior .Wis. 



AUnneapoli^, Minn^ '^rSSiiuiTt 



SWANSON'S. 618 Nicollet Ave. 



HESS & SWOBODA, FLORISTS 



Telepiiones IMi and L 18S2 

 1415 finw Sh-^tt ORIAHA, NEB. 



CLINrON, IOWA 



ANDRIW BJ^TNIR, 210 6tli Av«. 



Eastern lowa-WeBtem lUinoig 



OTTUMWA, IOWA 



0. P. M. CRILr\. cor. Willard and Kcola Sts. 

 Foatsa and V^astem Uz&lon Talearaph 



STATE NVMY CO. 



CUT 



riOWERS 



*iW;;^ll^ HELENA. HCMffAMA 



S- Ba STEWART 



<t9 No. t^h SU OW(AHA« NEfa. 



LINCOLN, NEB.^^JS 



Flewerw for All C)reaiiloB«, froai Cradia ta Gran 



FOR AIX imRAftlf A ORDKB8 

 CENTBAJL HKDIIAOI^A USX 



ED WILLIAMS, Gh-suid Island 



Competent Florist Railroad Center 



ferior stock is sold at low prices for 

 bargain sales. It is only natural, how- 

 ever, that each grower thinks his stock 

 the best. If the growers will grow good 

 quality stock they surely will receive 

 their share of the high prices which 

 have prevailed this season. If prices 

 Were any higher than they are the re- 

 tailers would suffer, and they surely 

 have to be taken into consideration, for 

 the money made by the wholesaler and 

 the grower comes from them. 



J. J. B. 



BALTIMORE. 



The Market. 



Business conditions last week were an 

 improvement over those of the week 

 previous. The demand was good and 

 steady, and, while no advance in prices 

 was noted, stock in general was cleaned 

 up closely at the close of business 

 Saturday. The retailers purchased the 

 greater part of all stock — little was 

 left fbr the street boys. Carnations in 

 white and light colors were not plen- 

 tiful enough for the demand. Lilies of 

 the Harrisii type sold well, but callas 

 were draggy. In roses, short and me- 

 diums sold early, especially such stock 

 as could be used in funeral pieces. 

 Valley has been moving well even at 

 a good figure, and the supply is none 

 too large. Bulbous stock is not moving 

 any too briskly. Cut hyacinths are im- 

 proving in quality^ and tulips are good. 

 Daffodils, both single and double, are 

 plentiful. The freesia supply is dimin- 

 ishing and the price is dropping. 

 Smilax still remains scarce, but other 

 greens are plentiful enough for all de- 

 mands. 



Various Notes. 



George S. Kalb, the pottery man, has 

 been confined to his home for nearly a 

 month with an attack of rheumatism. 

 In his absence his sons, William and 

 Louis, are hustling to keep the supply 

 up to the demand, in this, their busy 

 season. 



T. Walter Gray is cutting a fine lot 

 of Golden Spur narcissi. These have 

 been grown rather cool and are as fine 

 as any coming into the local market. 



E. Vincent, Jr., of White Marsh, has 

 been busy traveling and lecturing. He 



ST. PAUL, MINN. 



The Larceat Store In America. . 



Members Florlste' Telegrraph DeUvery. 



The Finest and Largest Stock West of Chlcaga 

 Awake nigbtand day looking for orders. 



HOLM it OLSON, InCe 



20, «a, t4 West 8th Street 



ST. PAUL, MINN. 



Order your flowers for delivery 

 in this section from the leading 

 Florists of the Northwest. 



L. L. MAY & CO. 



ST. PAUL. BOMW. 



C.H.FREY 



WHOUSAlt Mil MrAfl HOMST : 



11330 ST., LINCOLN, NEB. 



Will Fill Orders for the West on Short Notice. 

 Trade Discounts. First-class Stock. 



FREY A TREY 



1338 O St., LINCOLN, NBB. 



100.000 sanaie feet of glass at yoar aervioa. 

 Trade diaoount. t 



Meoibers of the Florists* Telegraph Dclivaty 



CHEYENNE, WYO. 



MRS. F. H. JONES 



1708 



Florist 

 CAPITOL 



AVENUE 



FURROW a COMPANY 



OKLAHOMA CITY GUTHRIE 



OKLAHOMA i 



Masabera Blortata* Telegrmph DeilvMry 



;te»i( NORTH FLORAL CO. 



9ISCcilnlAn.FT.D0D(X,U. 



^ jiflorist 



HINNEArOUS, MINN. ^^'Sf.St^.Vi.a. 



Whltted Roral Co. 



tfembem Florists' Telerrsph DellTerr AasodatloD 



8IOUX CITY ISappl'es western Xowa, 



If\\mg m Boathern Minnesota, allot 



wWA Sonth Dakota, northeastern Nebraska. 



J. C. RENNISON CO. 



LEWIS HENDERSON, Florist 



1519 Famnm Street, OMAHA, N£B. 



Member Florists' Telegraph Dellrery Aas'n. 



DAVENPORT, IOWA 



