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54 



The Florists' Review 



August 24, 1916. 



CHICAGO 



Send Your 

 Orders to 



•• 



Wirriam J. 



SMYTH 



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



The unexcelled facilities of the Ernst 



WIENHOEBER 



Company 

 are fr«»ilable to the trade for filling any order in 



CHICAGO 



22 East Kim Straat 



Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery. 



FOR ALL 



CHICAGO 



ORDERS USE 



Thre« auto* Insure 

 prompt dtlivcry. 



1581 Ogden Ave. 



Chicago 



Des Moines 



ALPHA FLORAL CO. 



146 S. Wabash Ave., Caiioaaro, ni. 

 828 Walnut St., Des Moines, Xa. 



Largest and most centrally located store in the 

 city. All orders given prompt attention. 



PITTSBURGH, PA. 



710 E. Diamond St. 



COURTESIES EXTENDED 

 TO THE TRADE 



OFEN DAT and NIGHT 



Members of the Florists' Telegraph Delivery 



CnCCDnOT ll l ^e are the largest 

 rnCCmnit ILLi growers in the 

 Northwest. 100,000 square feet of glass. 

 JOHN BAUSCHKR, Prop. 



Al Orders Recchri CarcM AtteatiM and Promvt Oeiivery. 



nSCHER BROS. 



DellTerles to Northweetern UnlTersity and all Korth 

 Shore Town*. 



614 Dempster St.. 



EVAN8TON, lUL. 



L. D. Phone 2642 



AURORA GREENHOUSE CO. 



AURORA, ILL. 



Our service is the best. 



Rockford, 111., H. W. Buckbee 



Nenber Flsristi* Telegraph Delivery 



DE KALB, ILL 



J. L. JomreoN 



Northern Illinois 

 Sonthern Wloconsin 

 Vour order will receive our prompt and 

 tareful attention. 



A.C. 



SPRINGnOD, 

 y ILUNOIS 



LARGE GREENHOUSES 



JACKSONVILLE, ILL. 



JOS. HEINL Sa SONS 



Largest Growers in Central Illinolt 



PEKIN 



PEORIA 



All Orders ReceiTo Personal Attention 



GEO. A. KUHL, . Pddn, Dl. 



CHICAGO 



THE PALMER 

 HOUSE FLORIST 



17 EAST 



MONROE ST. 



ROCK ISLAND 



Tri-Gty Orders Handled with Promptness 

 HENSLEY'S 



4th Ave. and 20th %U, ROCK ISLAND. ILL. 



dence, 3113 Cass avenue, to Calvary 

 cemetery. 



W. W. Ohlweilcr, general manager of 

 the Missouri Botanical Garden and sec- 

 retary of the St. Louis Flower Show As- 

 sociation, left August 17 for a month's 

 stay in New York and Connecticut. At 

 the latter place he will meet Mrs. Ohl- 

 weilcr, who preceded him a week ago. 



Visitors last week were: Joseph 

 Marks, of the A. A. Arnold Paper Box 

 Co.; J. B. Fromhold, of Bohannon's; 

 Billy CoUigan, of the Poehlmann Bros. 

 Co., all of Chicago; Frank J. Farney, of 

 the M. Rice Co.; Joseph Morichard, of 

 the S. S. Pennock-Meehan Co., Philadel- 

 phia, Pa.; Saul Rosenfeld, of Werthei- 

 mer Bros.; Julius Dilloff, of Schloss 

 Bros., and Charles Ford, of the A. Herr- 

 mann Co., of New York. J. J. B. 



MICHIGANDERS TAKE DAY OFF. 



Members of the Saginaw-Bay City 

 Floricultural Society took a day off 

 August 16 and journeyed to Franken- 

 muth, a pretty place on the Cass river, 

 for their annual outing. The trip was 

 made in autos and by interurban, those 

 who went by trolley leaving at an early 

 hour in the morning. 



The day was largely devoted to 

 sports, which took place in Hubinger's 

 grove, at Frankenmuth. There was a 

 baseball game between the florists of 

 Saginaw and Bay City, and another in 

 the afternoon with teams from the same 

 cities participating. In addition there 

 were tugs of war, sack, wheelbarrow 

 and potato races and other games. A 



f>icnic dinner was served at 2:30 and a 

 uncheon at 5:30. 



The society has forty-eight members, 

 who represent 1,000,000 feet of glass, of 

 which 525,000 feet are in Saginaw. 



Springfield, 111. — After a year of in- 

 activity, H. L. Phelps has taken over 

 his greenhouses and says he is glad to. 

 be back in the harness again. 



Coshocton, O. — Two pipe-frame 

 houses, each 22x150, are being erected 

 here for Mrs. E. J. Clary, The Lord 

 & Burnham Co. furnished the materials. 



S^stablished 1867. 



'imM 



737-739 Buckinsrham Place 



L. D. Phone p Lflf A GO 



imGraceland \.*niV^/\\»\/ 



Send us your retail orders. We 

 have the best facilities in the citj 



Your orden may be placed by mail, phone or telegraph 

 with usarance that they will be accorded most 

 exacting perBonal attention. ' 



VICTOR YOLTMG 



cS^ /^ o rri p G<.T\z^ ' 



Phone Superior 1960 

 1839 North Clark Street, CHICAGO 



We are prepared to taice«are oT 

 outrof-towQ orders for 



CHICAGO 



Delivery or shimnent anywhere. 



C. W. McKCLLARt, 



22 last Randolph St. CHICAOQ 



FRIEDMAN 



FLOWERS 



CHICAGO, ILL. 



bit S. Hiehlran Ave., GoBgreas Hotel 

 0OUBTS6IE8 EXTBNDED TO ALL FLOBISTI 



ORDERS FOR CHICAGO 



BVERYTHINO IN FLOWBRS 

 DELIVERED ANYWHERE 



PHONK, WRrra OR WIRI 



A. F. KEENAN & CO. 



1222.1306 B. 63rd Street 



Tele. Hyde Park 815.M18 



SPEOZAIi SERVICE TO CHICAGO UNTVERSITB 



GALESBURG, ILL. 



I. li. PIIXSBUBY— For Central III. 



Member Florlata* Telegraph Delivery Aasoclatlon. 



GALESBURG, ILL. 



B. r. DRiiRY "' "arc^ar-'"' 

 AiiHirfl,[n J0S.11SHELY 



AND VICINITY 



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