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The Florists^ Review 



AnoosT 7. 1910. 



This time the flower shop will be on the 

 east side of the building, with a con- 

 servatory built on the dock along the 

 Milwaukee river. 



Gust Busch divided 100 croppies 

 among his friends Friday, August 1, the 

 results of a morning's fishing in Little 

 Cedar lake. A. H. M. 



Eome was not built in a day, nor is a 

 first-class store front, according to H. 

 Welke, and he knows, because one is be- 

 ing put in by the E. Welke Co. The 

 place now looks like a reconstruction 

 scene in Belgium, but, "barring epi- 

 demics, strikes, walkouts, plagues, race 

 riots, lightning or tornadoes," he says 

 they should be able to show, by Septem- 

 ber 15, what a store looks like where 

 the people have "Say it with flower- 

 itis." 



O. E. Lynn, 492 Fourteenth avenue, 

 is considering starting a flower store in 

 a section of the city where the popula- 

 tion is not wealthy but prosperous and 

 where, he says, there will be no other 

 florist within one mile. 



The store of J. M. Fox & Son, 437 

 Milwaukee street, is unique. This firm 

 formerly devoted part of the space to 

 staple groceries, having flowers in con- 

 nection. Recently, however, they dis- 

 continued the staple groceries and have 

 given the entire space to flowers, show- 

 ing some fancy fruits and candies in 

 connection. It is one of the nicest 

 flower stores in Milwaukee. 



NEWPORT, R. I. 



The board of park commissioners at 

 its meeting July 29 reelected the old 

 officers for another year, James Mc- 

 Leish, chairman; Andrew Meikle, sec- 

 retary, and Duncan A. Hazard, clerk. 



A. T. Bunyard reports an especially 

 good business so far this season, the 

 demand for American Beauties, garde- 

 nias and orchids being unusually busk. 



Joseph G. Leikens, Inc., had the dec- 

 orations at the Hill Top inn last week 

 for the pavilion luncheon given by W. 

 Carter. They consisted of a fountain 

 effect with maroon dahlias, the racing 

 colors of Mr. Carter, who is a noted 

 turfman. The firm has just added an 

 automobile truck. 



Wadley & Smythe have purchased a 

 %-ton automobile truck. W. H. M. 



Sav* Time and 

 Plants by using: 



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