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The Florists' Review 



April 13, 1916, 



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I Easter Greetings [ 



aged 235%. It is reported that he set 

 the pace when the florists' team was 

 taking three games straight from the 

 leaders of the league. Other members 

 of the team to shine were Peter Olsem, 

 with an average of 214%, and John 

 Huebner and Victor Norman, each aver- 

 aging 206%. 



Matchless and Alice are two carna- 

 tions that have earned more space in 

 the establishment of Wietor Bros., so 

 preparations are being made for bench- 

 ing 10,000 of each for next season. 

 N. J. Wietor says the space will be 

 obtained by discarding White Perfec- 

 tion and cutting down on the number 

 of Enchantress. 



W. J. Sharp, formerly with the W. W. 

 Barnard Co., is making plans to locate 

 in St. Paul or Minneapolis within the 

 near future. 



Business has become so good with 

 W. W. Adams that he is adding to his 

 force a man whose special accomplish- 

 ment is to be corsage bouquets. 



A trip to the far west always oper- 

 ates as an inspiration with C. L. Wash- 

 burn. He returned April 7 and is al- 

 ready up to his ears in a rush of ship- 

 ping orders. 



An unusually successful violet season 

 is reported by M. C. Gunterberg, who 

 is anticipating the Easter rush by add- 

 ing to her staff of lily growers. 



While Emil Reichling, greenhouse 

 manager for Peter Reinberg, was east 

 to visit the National Flower Show he 

 bought stock of Lady Alice Stanley to 

 add to his rose list; also, stock of Good 

 Cheer and Rosette to add to the carna- 

 tion list. 



After flirting with death for many 

 days, John Enders again answered the 

 roll call in the cut flower department 

 of the Poehlmann Bros. Co. April 10. 

 He is pale, but still smiling. 



The store force of Zech & Mann will 



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bowl the greenhouse force of W. H. 

 Amling at Maywood, the evening of 

 April 13. 



In connection with the festival of 

 the Halsted Street Business Men's As- 



sociation last week, it is interesting to 

 note that Frank Krai, 1907 South Hal- 

 sted street, is the president of this pro- 

 gressive organization. 



The sharp, gusty weather of last 



