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The Florists^ Review 



Al (;iiNT 21. Itfl!). 



<ilailiolus, I'lTi'siji and ruhnini lily bulbs 

 wore also shown. The coinpaiiy was 

 rcprosontcd bv A. L. Km'hlcr, (!iiv M. 

 Kcbiirn, T. v! Neil and D. W. Duinscr. 



American Greenhouse Mfg. Co., Chicago. 



Ono-lialf of a bay of .-iii 1 S f oot model 

 of a 30 foot yiccnliousi' \v;is |iiit ii|i l>y 

 tli(> Atiicrican (irccnhoiisc Mfy;. Co. A 

 McKo*' boiler was also on (lisjiijiy. A 

 "■oilectiou of ])ieturt's, some of tlioni 

 water colors, of jrreenliouses was ex- 

 hibited. In addition to tht^ fittings of 

 its own line, the tirin exhibitetl ventilat- 

 ing equipiiieiit .and liltings of the Ad- 

 vanee Co. V. L. MeKee and II. (). S. 

 \i(diols were i)resent. 



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Atlantic Machine & Mfg. Co. 



The Merry (larilen anto-eiilt ivator 

 was set up for exhibition and the re 

 suits of its work were shown l>y an ex 

 liibit of ])hoto>;ra]ihs bv the Atlantic 

 Maehine & Mfg. Co.. ('leveland. 



S. Bryson Ayre-s Co.. Kansas City. 



Tlie new eelosiannini of the S. Bryson 

 Ayres Co. was exhibited just to show 

 ihe trade wliat this cross of Cidosia jdu- 

 Miosa and Celosia Childsii lo(d\s like, for 

 no seed is avaihable this year or next. 

 Mr. Ayres was with the exhibit. 



W. W. Barnard Co., Chicago. 



A raekful of its seed juickets and a 

 b.Msket of onion sets was in the W. W. 

 Marnard Co. space, whi(di was cliietly 

 Laid out for the comfort of \isitors. ]>ro- 

 \idin<j easy ehaii's for them. 



H. Bayersdorfer &; Co., Philadelphia. 



Among the novidtios in the displ.ay of 

 H. Tiayersdoi'fer & Co. were trellis boxes 

 with Victory girls attached, suitable for 

 table and other decorations, X'ictory 

 broiniis grass wreaths and knot showers 

 for brides' lioiupiets, in addition to an 

 I'xtensive line of baskets, wreaths, f(di- 

 age and other supplies. I. M. Bayers 

 dorfer and Stephen Creen were with the 

 exhibit. 



Beeraan Garden Tractor Co., Minne- 

 apolis. 



The Becuian L;:ii'diii tractoi- was on 

 disjihay to show visitors Just how it 

 works. The exhibit was ]put uyt by the 

 lipc.al (listribiitnrs. Ihe Michigan Mutfirs 

 Co. 



Bergman-Koropp Co.. Chicago. 



A wide \ai'icty nf cnlcirs ;ind stuck 

 ;nici some unusual sorts of iirejiarcd 

 u.atiiral foliages ;inil llnwcrs were slniun 

 by till' P.ci'guia n Kni'(i|i|i ('n. N'ictur 

 iVi^mau \\a^ present. 



Buchbinder Bros.. Chicago. 



rimtn^ri-jqilis di' the in:iii\ Hindi binder 

 I et'riger.'ilors used by thuists w.re dis 

 Iil.ayed for liuchljindev T.ro-. b\- Si.ine\- 

 Buchbinder. 



Burlington Willow Ware Shops. 



In the barge dis|il;iy of baskets ot' the 



riiiiiingtoii Willow Ware Slnijis. I'liii 

 lington. la., were birthd.ay baskets to 

 li(d]i .retailers in their effort f(U- promot 

 ing birthday -iift s;iles. Manv shajies 

 ;illd si/es in other b;iskets wiTe ^Imwii. 

 I'. (!. X 'Ison. \-ice pi'esiilciil of ihe con 

 CI 111, w;is in (diarge. 



Chicago Printed String Co.. Chicago. 



Samjiles of jiiinted string, ;i ii;iiro\\. 

 unbre.ak.able tape m;ide of coiton. p:ir 

 licularly adajited to lloii-.t>" use. were 



shown by the Chicago Brinted String 

 Co. The company has a new holder and 

 cutter which m.akes the use of the string 

 easy. M . 11. Tr.aii was with the exhibit. 



John Lewis Childs, Floral Park. 



I. S. lleiidri(d<son was with this dis 

 pl.ay as usmil, staging gladiolus blooms. 

 White America was the variety fi'a- 

 tured, though there were many seed- 

 lijigs. 



Climax Mfg. Co., Castorland, N. Y. 



Boxes for designs and cut flowers, in- 

 ( hiding all the si/es, shapes and colors 

 :i florist uses, were dis])layed by the 

 Climax Mfg. Co., under the supervision 

 of J. A. C(din. 



Cohen & Hiller, New York. 



Iinpoited .lapanesi' p(uctdain and 

 china w.are furnished the novelties in 

 Ihe exhil)it ni C(dien & Hiller. B.askets 

 .•in<l hand-painted fern dishes o\' this 

 material were leaders. Ribbons and 

 chift'ons were displayed abundantly. 

 Moth nu'nd»ers oi' the tirni, Morris Cohen 

 and (leorge Hiller, were on li.'ind. 



Robert Craig Co., Philadelphia. 



An extensive ]ilant dis|day was niadi' 

 by the BobiMt Craig Co. Crotons of 

 several types formed an important jiart 

 of tlie exhibit. Dracienas, ferns, cycla- 

 mens and other f(diage ]dants w'ere in- 

 cluded. Boli'Mi A. Craig had his wor- 

 I'ies lifted before the o]iening of the con- 

 vention by the sale of the whole exhibit 

 to Charles Biumb. of Detroit. 



A. T. De La Mare Co., New York. 



Horticultural literature formed the 

 exhibit of the A. T. De La Mare Co., 

 witli Mr. De La Mare himsdf present. 



Henry A. Dreer, Inc., Philadelphia. 



Various kimls of stajde stock in foli- 

 ag(> ])lants, including f-rns, jialms, 

 draca'nas. etc., niad(> u]i the display of 

 Henry A. Dreer, Inc., Bhiladelphia. .1. 

 • I. K.aiins was in cliarge. 



Duro Paper Products Co., Chicago. 



Among till' l.-ir^e line ot' t'oldiuL; Jia- 

 )ier boxes ('xhibited liv tlie Diiio ['ajier 

 Products ('().. the |iiiik .'iiid wliite el.-i/.ed 

 boxes were fe,-itiired. Saiiillel Fr'Uud, 

 M . 1. llolleinlel .■ilid I. A. I'.lhiuiL;' W(M'e 

 present. 



John A. Evans Co.. Richmond, Ind. 



'{"he i|isp|;iy ot' the .li.lm A. I''.\.'ins ('o. 

 consisted of ( 'li;i lienor \ eut il;it i iig a|i 

 |i;ir;itUS set lllioll a greelllMiU-.r model to 



^liow how the \aiions styles worked. 

 Excell Laboratories, Chicago. 



i'lcd Zellk<' sl,-|M,.,| the di^plliy of the 



Mxcell I ..'l bor.-ll olie^ ot' his New I'laut 



Life. < 'oiii ]Miiihd riant lliseeliidde, 



l,ii|uid I'liiii^icide .-iiifl Aiit I'lr.'idicator. 



Farnsworth Co.. Conshohocken. Pa. 



The l';i ni>\\oit li < 'o. displayed twn of 

 its conden■^at ion pumps, one ot' the siin 

 plex type and one ot' the duplex x.-icuum 

 tvpe. ' 



Foley Greenhouse Mfg. Co., Chicago. 



l'lioti".;i:i|di- ot' the lioiises built by the 

 I'oley MI'l:. • o. eonsiitiited ils cjisplav, 

 I'liil l"ole\' thinking the big house of 

 A. .1. Sl;ili(din at {Bedford, Mi(h., near 



enough to preidllde op,., -iter efTolt. 



C. S. Ford Co., Philadelphia. 



Letters ot all sorts, I'ltild •ms, f.-ivors, 

 wreaths, .art i(ici;i 1 flowers aucl similar 



su]»])lies made u[> the display of C. js. 

 Ford (;o. 



Fred L. Ganton, Elyria, O. 



l)oul)le acting \-entila1ing ;i|i|).aratus 

 was shown by m"ans of a small inod(d 

 by the inventor, Fred L. (ianion. 



Garland Co., Cleveland. 



This exhibitor showed Bermanile ;ind 

 the new one-hand machine for applying 

 glazing cement. 



R. E. Gebhardt Co., Chicago. 



Artiticial flowers that closely re 

 sendded the natural were the chief i)art 

 of the exhibit of the R. B. Gebhardt 

 Co. A Large variety of favors which 

 might be used by florists who have or 

 ders for table decorations was shown. 

 11. W. Mill-r was with the display. 



Ove Gnatt Co., La Porte, Ind. 



In the large and varicolored display 

 of jireserved foliage of the Ove (Jn.att 

 Co., there was much diversity of ma 

 ferial from the factory at La I'orte. 

 Met.allic Diana grass in a iiund)er of 

 shades was a featured item. Minijiture 

 jierjietual ])ine trees were shown in se\- 

 er.al sizes, and there was ti good show 

 ing of baskets. The company's white 

 felt hats with a red-white and blue 

 b.ami on which was the gilt slogan, 

 "Say Tt with Flowers." adorned many 

 visitors ' heads. 



Greening Nursery Co., Monroe, Mich. 



On the walk in front of the audi 



Kuiiim were tubs of evergreen trees 



from the (ireening Nursery Co., wliich 

 f(Uined its exhibit. 



Carl Hagenburger, West Mentor, O. 



Plants of Clevidand cherries, fiidd 

 grown hvilrangeas in bloom and field- 

 grown roses were (exhibited by Carl 

 Hagenburger, who w.as on hand hiins(df. 



George B. Hart, Rochester, N. Y. 



Haskets <if m;iny kinds, featni'ing 

 Hart's Handy H.andle, and other re- 

 tailers' supplies composed Oeorge B. 

 Hart's exhibit. <'liristm:is baskets were 

 ^liowii. Hor.ice .1. Head was in charge. 



Joseph Heacock Co., Wyncote, Pa. 



The i;inge of sizes (d" the kenti.as ot' 

 the .loseph lle.acock Co. attr.acti d atten 

 tioii, since the bigger sizes ;ne not gen 

 er;illy t'oiiiid in l;iree stoi-k. Other |i;ilms 

 in pots ;iiid in tiilp^ were shown in a 

 n uniiier of si/es. 



Earl Hempstead, Bloomington, 111. 



.\ table coxcred with cans of the non 



poisuliolls insect icicle, 1 liseet olKiS, wa'* 



th' exhibit of the distributer. I'l.arl 

 1 1 eiii p- te;id. who \\;i> present ill person. 



A. Henderson & Co., Cliicago. 



< III the tablev ot' .\. Hellilerson & Co. 



wc'ie frei-.ia and ii;i i-c issiis bulbs, « va 



lilty ot' t'eltlli/elv ;|||<| eiit gladioli ;tnd 

 .•iste'ls. 



Hitchings & Co.. Xjlizabeth, N. J. 



-V largt' spai-e for the i-on\'enience of 

 \'isitors who w isliecl to rest w.as pro 

 \ii|"(| by Hitchings iV <'o., but no dis- 

 pl;i\' of m;ilerials was made. 



Allan N. Humason, Chicago. 



P.,askets in Large \;n"iety and in many 

 effects weic shown by .\ll,in N. Huma- 

 son, as were also boxes for designs and 

 cut llowiis ill ;i eridil r.'uige of sizes. 

 Mr. Hiim.asoii handles the liiie ot' the 

 Kaedlein Basket Co. 



