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The Florists' Review 



OcTOBiH 23, 1919. 



CINCINNATI, O. 



The Market. 



This city has enjoyed more than its 

 share of publicity in the last two or 

 three weeks. The world's series, the 

 auto races and the horse racing at 

 Latonia have brought more visitors to 

 the Queen City than could easily be 

 imagined. The florists' share of the 

 spoils was negligible, but the future 

 looks bright. 



Some fine rose stock is being shipped 

 into this market and is bringing good 

 prices. Chrysolora mums and white 

 pompons are making their appearance 

 and they clean up daily. 



Various Notes. 



Peter Herb's dahlias are especially 

 fine this season. 



Julius Baer is mailing out an an- 

 nouncement folder that is cleverly got- 

 ten up and timely in its construction. 



H. W. Sheppard's flower shop has 

 booked many orders for wedding work 

 for the next thirty days and, in some 

 instances, record prices were obtained 

 where orchids and valley were required. 

 Large show pieces for a bank opening 

 were a feature of the week's work at 

 this establishment. 



Edward Forter's shop is resplendent 

 in a new coat of paint. Some baskets 

 seen here certainly had the touch of an 

 artist. 



Joseph Hill and a party of friends 

 were regular attendants at the world's 

 series games. 



H. W. Sheppard and Julius Baer at- 

 tended the F. T. D. convention at 

 Buffalo. H. E. K. 



C. E. Critchell has been getting many 

 fancy chr_ysanthemums and pompons 

 from the Joseph Hill Co., Richmond, 

 Ind. 



L. H, Kyrk had the first single violets 

 of the season >this week. They were 

 from Geo. Klotter. 



E. G. Gillett has been receiving large 

 shipments of asparagus from C. J. 

 Ohmer, at West Palm Beach, Fla. 



Among the recent visitors were H. P. 

 Smith, Piqua, O.; Mr. Jansen, Washing- 

 ton Court House, O.; H. J. Hoflfman, 

 representing the Quality Brands Co., 

 Cleveland, and John Evans, Richmond, 

 Ind. C. H, H. 



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