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96 



The Florists' Review 



Jolt 3, 1919. 



cials at Washington had expected. We 

 think it will not be long before we shall 

 have the backing of a majority of the 

 trade, if we have not now." 



Dr. Marlatt said he wanted to put 

 emphasis on the point that adequate 

 provision has been made for bringing in 

 new plants. Addressing himself to a 

 different topic, he said it is the firm con- 

 viction of the members of the board 

 that practically everything the nursery 

 trade and florists have imported, and 

 which now is shut out, can be produced 

 in this country. He promised that the 

 board and other oflicials of the Depart- 

 ment of Agriculture will do everything 

 possible to determine where and how 

 such stock can be grown and that means 

 will be provided for bringing in any 

 necessary propagating material. He 

 said the quarantine had been promul- 

 gated a few months earlier than orig- 

 inally planned, because conditions grow- 

 ing out of the war made it seem oppor- 

 tune, but that it had not been hastily 

 conceived and would not soon be 

 changed — the trade could go ahead with 

 investments to grow the quarantined 

 articles without fear that the board's 

 backbone would give way under pres- 

 sure. "Go ahead," he said, "and de- 

 velop the business on a bigger, broader, 

 better basis than heretofore." 



Offering to answer questions anyone 

 might wish to ask. Dr. Marlatt sat down 

 amid applause so scattering as to lead 

 to the belief that no great new wave of 

 enthusiasm for the quarantine had been 

 aroused by the speaker's carefully 

 chosen words. President Mayhew in- 

 troduced the next speaker, with a differ- 

 ent subject, so hastily that there was 

 no discussion. 



Others Among Those Present. 



Those in attendance at the convention 

 who registered after the first day, when 

 the attendance was given in last week's 

 issue of The Review, were the follow- 

 ing: 



American Forestry Co., Boston, Mass. 

 Augustine, A. M., Normal, 111. 

 Baker, J. B., Fort Worth, Tex. 

 Baldwin, O. A. D., Bridgman, Mlcli. 

 Barnes Nurseries, Cincinnati, O. 

 Beloit Nursery Co., Beloit, Wis. 

 Black, M. G.. Mt. Pleasant, la. 

 Blair, 8. B. Nutley, N. J. 

 Bradley, Kay B., Richmond, Va. 

 Breese, A. J., Des Moines, la. 

 Bryant, Guy A.. Princeton, 111. 

 Bryant, Louis R., Princeton, 111 

 Bryant, Miles W., Princeton. 111. 

 Buttery, G. M., Louisville, Ky. 

 California Nursery Co., Nlles, Cal. 

 Carr's Sons, M. L., Yellow Springs, 0. 

 , Champion, A. N., Perry, O. 



Chase, John C, Derry Village, N. H 

 Chase, R. C, Chase. Ala. 

 ^Coe, Conrerse & Edwards Co., Ft. Atkinson, 



Coe. Ernest J., New Haven. Conn. 



Cooke, F. E.. Fredonia, N. T. 



Copier, M. G., Rockwell, Md. 



Coryell. R. J., Birmingham, Mich. 



Cotta, H. R., Rockford. 111. 



Crockett, P. J., Cleveland, 0. 



Cross, J. L.. Bangor, Mich. 



Cutler, F. J., Benton Harbor, Mich 



Dlntelmann. L. F., Belleville, 111 



Dlion, F, W., Holton, Kan. 



Dreer, Inc.. Henry A., Philadelphia, Pa. 



Dunham. Enos W., Baroda, Mich. 



Elizabeth Nursery Co., Elizabeth, N. J 



Evergreen Nursery Co., Sturgeon Bay. Wis. 



Ferris, Eari. Hampton, la. 



Foote, J. F.. Durant. Okla. 



Galleener. Geo. E., Vienna, III. 



S?™^tt * S""- ^- ^ • Bums City, Wis. 

 Oibbs, Wm. H., Normal, 111. 

 Glen, F. W., Bloomington, 111 

 Greening, Edward G., Monroe, Mich. 

 Griesemer, J. W.. Hopedale, 111. 

 Grootendorst, A. M., New York 

 Gurney, George W., Yankton, S. D. 

 Hall. G. Gordon, Troy, 

 Hallman, W. T., Coloma, Mich 

 Harian Farms Nursery, I»ckhart. Ala 

 Hart, W. L., Fredonia, N. Y. 

 Hill, E. G., Richmond. Ind. 

 Hill, J. W., Des Moines, la. 

 Hillenmeyer. Walter W., Lexington. Kv 

 Hobbs, Harry W., Bridgeport, Ind 

 Hughes. W. J.. Cedar Rapids. In ' 

 Ilgenfritz, Charles A., Monroe, Mich. 



|> V#^l \ IMPIU White, pink eye; Wliite, Salmon, Cliristmas 

 V» ■ l>L/%lT|EI.ni Red, Glory of Wandsbeic. 



Seedlings, {6 60 per 100; $60.00 per 1000 Small pots, S12 00 per 100. 



8-inch, $25.00 per 100. 8ifl-inch, $80.00 per 100. 



Shipment at once. 



POINSETTIAS for July and August 



We will have them in Quantity. Don't delay in placing your order. 



214-inch pots $10.00 per 100; $90.00 per 1000. 



Carefully packed in paper pots. 



ROSES 



1000 Ophelia. 214-inch $100.00 per 1000 1000 Ophelia, 4-inch, heavy $150.00 per 1000 



^^--..^ ^.- »>— Ha*. ** . 600 My Maryland, 2ia-inch, heavy.. $116.00 per 1000 



^H SIM'S GQLD MEDAL PANSY SEED 



"" Hi s final selection of the best oTthat wonderful strain, H oz., $4.00; ^a oz.. $7.60; 1 oz., $16.00. 



FRENCH HYDRANGEA LILIE MOUILLERE 



The best all-around pink Hydrangea. Deep pink with light eye. Colors up early and holds a long 

 time. 2i2-inch, strong plants. $12.00 per 100; $100.00 per 1000. 



QENISTA, strong. 3-inch, resuly now per 100, $20.00 



CHRISTMAS JOY PEPPER, 214-inch per 100. 10.00 



FERN FLATS, guaranteed 200 perflat. 2.50 



BIRD'S-NEST FERN, excellent little plants. 2- inch pots per 100, 1^60 



Cash or satisfactory trade references. No C. 0. D. shipments. 



L. J. Renter Co., '^».rir.„<. Waltham, Mass. 



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CYCLAMEN 



3-inch, immediate shipment all colors, 

 except pure white, $15.00 per 100, 

 $140.00 per 1000. 4-inch, ready after 

 July 5th, $40.00 per 100. 



BIRD'S-EYE PEPPERS 



3-inch, $8.00 per 100 



PACKING FREE. SHIPPED IN PAPER POTS. 



PETER PEAR80 



8732 Gunnison St., 



CHICAGO, ILL. 



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LARGE STRONG PLANTS. READY 

 FOR IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT. 



COLUMBIA 



2i3-inch $ 8.00 per 100; $ 75.00 per 1000 



3 -inch 15.00 per 10 •; 135 .00 per 1000 



S^ij-incb 17.50 per 100; 1H5.00 per 100;) 



Apply for special price on lots of Five Thousand or more. 



A FEW ROSE PREMIER 



SPECIAL BARGAIN 

 $20.00 per 100. While they last. 



ALBERT F. AMLING CO., '«'»^«o°'' 



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EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG STOCK 



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