

The Florists^ Review 



Jdlt 20, 1916. 



Th* flortats whos* cards appear on tbe paces oarrylnK this hMul, ara praparad to ftn ordara 

 — — » from otbar florists for local daUvery on tha usual twsis. 



CHICAGO 



Send Your 

 Orders to 



•• 



William J. 



SMYTH 



Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association Michigan Avenue at 31st Street 



The unexcelled facilities of the Ernst 



WIENHOEBER 



Company 

 are B-v^lable to the trade for filling any order in 



CHICAGO 



22 East Kim Straat 



Member Florists' Telegraph Del ivery. 



FOR ALL 



CHICAGO 



ORDERS USE 



ThrM autos Insure 

 prompt dcllvtry. 



IS8I Osden Ave. 



Chicago Des Moines 



ALPHA FLORAL GO. 



146 S. Wabasli Ave., ChlcaKO, 111. 

 628 Walnut St., Des Moines, la. 



Largest and moit centrally located store in the 

 city. All ordefs given prompt attention. 



PITTSBURGH, PA. 



710 E. Diamond St. 



COURTESIES EXTENDED 

 TO THE TiADE 



— OPEN DAT and NIGHT 



Uembers of the Florists' Telegraph Delivery 





CDCrDflDT III We are the largest 

 rnCCrUillt ILLs growers in the 

 Northwest. 100,000 sauare feet of glass. 

 JOHN BAUSCHER, Prop. 



U Oritn Recthrt CartM Attntiaa mi PrMspt Delivery. 



Deliveries to Northweatern University and all North 

 Shore Towna. 



nSCHER BROS. ^HS.1-" 



AURORA GREENHOUSE CO. 



AURORA, ILL. 



Our servloe is the best. 



Rockford, E, H. W. Buckbee 



Member Flerists* Telegraph Delivery 



DE KALB, ILL 



J. L. JOHNSON 



Northern IIUdoIs 

 Scothern Wisconsin 

 Your order will receive our prompt and 

 careful attention. 



SPRINGFIOD. 

 lUINOIS 



A. C. BROWN, 



LARGE GREENHOUSES 



JACKSONVILLE, ILL. 



JOS. HEINL & SONS 



Largest Growers in Central Illincdi 



PEKIN 



PEORIA 



AH Orders Receive Personal Attention 



GEO. A. KUHL, Peldn, HI. 



CHIGA60 



THE PALMER 

 HOUSE FLORIST 



17 EAST 



MONROE SL 



ROCK ISLAND 



Tri-Gty Orders Handled with Promptness 

 HENSLEY'S 



4th Ave. and aOth St.. ROCK ISLAND. ILL. 



nice presents. Mr. Wax is the oldest 

 living florist in this- section. 



The fatalities to a number of bathers 

 from man-eating sharks of late recall 

 the fact that one of our local florists, 

 J. W. Howard, of Somerville, and his 

 son, landed a 300-pound shark at Ma- 

 nomet beach, Mass., September 1, 1911, 

 after a hard two hours' tussle. 



Thomas Boland still is picking a ton 

 of tomatoes daily from one of his big 

 Revere houses. He is sending in thou- 

 sands of roses of good quality. He has 

 not replanted any of his roses this sea- 

 son, largely because of the severe local 

 labor shortage. 



James L. Miller, of Lynn, with George 

 Gordon, of Beverly Cove, made the 

 trip to the Bar Harbor sweet pea show 

 in Mr. Miller's motor boat. 



William Sim threw his grounds open 

 to the public July 13, to afford an op- 

 portunity to inspect his extensive dis- 

 play of beautirully flowered rambler 

 roses. He advertised the fact in local 

 papers and hundreds came to see the 

 display. 



Patten & Co., of Tewksbury, are pull- 

 ing down one or two old houses and re- 

 placing them with a more modern 

 structure. Their carnations in the field 

 look well and are being housed as rap- 

 idly as possible. 



Joseph S. Spey, the courteous and 

 popular janitor at Horticultural hall, 

 celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary 

 of his wedding July 12. Every caller 

 at Horticultural hall has a good word 

 for Mr. Spey, who is always genial and 

 most obliging. 



John A. Nelson, of Framingham, 

 started planting one of his carnation 

 houses with Matchless July 18. All his 

 young stock is in excellent condition. 



F. J, Dolansky, of Lynn, is sending 

 in some good Eenanthera Imshootiana, 

 Dendrobium formosum giganteum, mil- 

 tonias and cattleyas. Of gardenias he 

 now has a good summer cut. 



A duck farm in one of Penn's Tre- 

 mont street windows proves a potent 

 attraction these hot days, to judge by 

 the crowds constantly gathered about 

 the window. W. N. Craig. 



EstabUshed 1867. 



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FJLOMUST^ 



IZl-lZ^ Buckingham Place 



L. D. Phone PHir AGO * 



1112 Graceland \^niV^/\V»V» 



Send us your retail orders. We. 

 have the best facilities in the city 



Your orders may be placed by mail, phone or telegraph 



with assurance that they will be accorded most 



exacting personal attention. 



VICTOR YOUKG 



Phone Superior 1960 

 1%39 North Clark Street, CHICAGO 



We are prepared to take care of 

 out-of-town orders for 



CHICAGO 



Delivery or shipment anywhere. 



C. W. McKKLLAR, 



22 Beat Randolph St. CHICAOO 



FRIEDMAN 



FLOWERS 



CHICAGO, ILL. 



68S 8. Miehlffaii Are., Cencreii Hotel 

 OOUBTIIilES EXTENDED TO ALL FLOBISTg 



ORDERS FOR CHICAGO 



EVERYTHING IN FLOWERS 

 DELIVERED ANYWHERE 



PHONK, WI|ITK OR WIIIK 



A. F. KEENAN & CO. 



1222-130S ■. esnl Straat 



TeU. Hyde Park 876.M18 

 SPECIAL S£RVIO£ TO OHIOAGO UmVEBSITT 



GALESBURG, ILL. 



1. 1.. PII.LSBURY— For Central 111. 



Member FlorUte' Telegrraph DiellTery Aesoclatlon. 



GALESBURG, ILL. 



B. r. DRURY ^' "SydKaiT"""^ 



Aiiw>ra,m JOS.M.SHELY 



AND VICINITY 



Phanaa 147 



I. N.KRAMER & SON 

 CEDAR RAPIDS, lA. 



