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rZVOLANEK'S SWEET PEA SEED- 



I 8 NEW AND WONDERFUL ORCHID NOVELTIES-READY FOR YOU AUO. 20 



I MRS.CHAS. A. ZVOLANEK Finest lavender 



I ZVOLANEK'S BLUE Bright blue, early 



g REV. FATHER N. C. R ALEY Lavender-lilac 



MRS. A. LBHMANN Dainty light blue 



/ZVOLANEK'S RED Fiery red. largest grown 



oz--*^JOJmISS LOUISE GUDE Brilliant pink, strong 



uioo (ZVOLANEK'S BRITANNIA SoMr^et-crimson. early 



^BLACK LADY iarge dark maroon 



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>»9 0Z,.. 7.C0<„ 



) loz... 12.00 y 



THE MOST POPULAR WINTER ORCHID PEAS 



Variety— 1 oz. 



PINK AND WHITE ORCHID 10.76 



MRS. A. A. SKACH 1,00 



WHITE ORCHID 1.00 



LAVENDER ORCHID 1.00 



RED ORCHID 1.0» 



ORCHID BEAUTY 1.00 



MISS FLORA FABINO (almost the same as Varrawa) 1.00 



VENUS 1.60 



BOHEMIAN GIRL 2.i0 



CZAR 4.00 



PRESIDENT WIWON 1.00 



MISS FL. ROLAND 2.00 



GOLDEN ORCHID 2.00 



Variety— ^ oz. 



LAVENDER QUEEN (same as Anita Wetu-man).. 10.60 



LAVENDER NORA 60 



CHRISTMAS PINK ORCHID (same as 



Sensation) 4.00 



MORNING STAR 4.00 



MISS ROLAND 2.C0 



MRS. JOS. MANDA 1.25 



MRS. M. SPANOLIN. 1.26 



DOLANSKY ORCHID (Light Shell Pink) 1.26 



BRIDAL VEIL (Pure White) 1.76 



ORANGE ORCHID 2.00 



APRICOT ORCHID 2.00 



MRS. SIM ORCHID 2.00 



Als« a Complft* List •# Old«r Winter QrandlfUra Swaat P«a». Lata or turn mar Fkwatlng flpcncar 

 ^f^- Swaat Paas. Lata Summar Qrandifflora Swaat Paa». 



<g| LIST MAILED ON REQUEST. 



MAIL YOUR ORDER NOW- IMMEDIATE SHIPMENTS FROM CHICAGO STOCK OF POPULAR VARIETIES 



A. L. RANDALL CO.-CHICAGO 



WABASH AVENUE AT LAKE STREET 



PHONE AIL DEPTS. CENTRAL 7720 



NICiELn SEED HOUSE 



518 Market Street 

 PHILADELPHIA 



McaOam Th« R«yt»w wh»n row wrlt«. 



Co., Chicago, was in town last week and 

 landed some good orders. 



George T. Boucher has been spending 

 A few days at Phelps, N. Y., with rela- 

 tives. 



The Wilson family reunion was held 

 at Eastman-Durand park, July 27. 



Julius Berg, of iLion & Co., N. Y., 

 •called on the trade last week with an 

 elegant display of fall ribbons and 

 chiffons. 



George Case, of the retail store of 

 James Vick's Sons, has gone to Boston 

 for a two weeks' vacation. 



Mrs. Catherine Owens and Mrs. Anna 

 Meales, both of the Rochester Floral 

 Co., are away on vacation, spending 

 part of the time at Silver Lake, N. Y., 

 and the remainder on the Great Lakes. 



Salter Bros, have a fine window ar- 

 rangement in their East Main street 

 •store. It consists of a lily pond, com- 

 pletely surrounded by rocks and ferns. 

 At one end is a miniature water wheel, 

 run by electricity, and in the middle of 

 the pond is a fallen tree limb, covered 

 with moss. Birds and fishes add to the 

 realistic effect. Vages of gladioli are 

 banked in the background. 



H. E. Bates, of the local office of the 

 Lord & Burnjiam Co., has left for Texas 

 to attend the Houston convention and 

 'Will also look after various items of 



ColdStorage Giganteum 



Per case of 400 $18.00 



Per case of 300 18.00 



Per case of 250, ," 20.00 



Per case of 200 20.00 



LECHNER BROTHERS 



41S Caxton BldB.i ST. LOUIS, MO. 



Mention The RcTlew when yon write. 



ULIUN GIGANTEUM, 7/9 balbi 



800 to case $2«.00 p«r cas* 



£cheveriaa, fine stock. 3-ln. pots $30.00 per 1000 



Also har* a fin* lot ml Frenck and Dutck whlck 

 will airire ab*ut Sept. 1. 1916. 



Prices OD application. 

 D RII.VONI ^** W«st Cth street, 



w. nuiX/Uni, Cincinnati, ohio 



MentloB The ReTJew when yon write. 



business in that locality for the com- 

 pany. Several large orders for green- 

 houses have been received at Mr. Bates ' 

 office during the last three \^eeks. The 

 new greenhouses for Frank La Vigne 

 and Hugo Teute, of Rochester, are just 

 being completed; so, also, are the two 

 new houses for Edward Sick, of Canan- 

 daigua, N. Y. 



Edwin C. Kaelber, Inc., reports that 

 business has been a little slow during 

 the week. The store, which has recent- 

 ly undergone several improvements, is 

 now completely in order. H. J. H. 



LILY BULBS 



FALL SHIPMENT 



FROM JAPAN 



Prices quoted f. o. b. New York, 

 Chicago, Denver, San Francisco and 

 London (Ont.). 



Write for quotations, stating quan- 

 tity, variety and size required. 



MdlUTCHISON & CO., The import H««se 



05 Chambers St., NE'W YORK 



Mention The ReTlew when yog write. 



SEEDSMEN 



Write for samplea and prices on 

 Lithographed Enyelopes. Folding BozeSi 

 Catalogue Covers, 

 Plates for the Seedsmen. 



STECHER LITHOGRAPHIC COMPANY 



D«pt. 8 ROCHXSTXR. N. T. 



Mention The Review when yon write. 



LILY BULBS 



FALL DELIVERY 



Write for nrioei. 



YOKOHAHA NURSERY CO., Lti 



Wool worth Bldi^M 'Vlvm York Oitjr 



Mention The Review when yon write. 



Fargo, N. D.— C. F. Edgar, formerly 

 of Penn 's, Boston, has been appointed 

 manager of the Smedley Floral Co. store 

 on Broadway. 



