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The Florists' Review 



Septembeb 18, 1919. 







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WILLIAM T. USINGER 



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THE MCCALLUM COMPANY 



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SURE TO PLEASE 



all the best varieties. Jelle Roos had 

 an excellent gladiolus display, Scars- 

 dale, Europa, Baron TliUot, Peace, Pen- 

 dleton and Niagara being noteworthy. 

 C. Louis Ailing had a fine table of 

 dahlias. W. A. Manda received honor- 

 able mention for Dahlia Mandaiana and 

 J. K. Alexander the same award for 

 seedling peony-flowered dahlias Laven- 

 der Beauty and Miss Lymena Baxter, 

 and for Alice B. Rand, cactus. 



The Boston Cut Flower Co. had an 

 attractive display of dahlias in baskets 

 and other receptacles. Donald Mc- 

 Kenzie, gardener to E. B, DaD» re- 



ceived a silver medal for Sophrocat- 

 tleya Blackii (Sophronitis grandiflora 

 X Cattleya Trianae). There was a large 

 and much interested attendance on each 

 day of the show. 



Various Notes. 



J. Eisman, for fourteen years head 

 decorator and designer for Penn 's, has 

 started in business on his own account 

 as the Beacon Florist, in Houghton & 

 Dutton's, on Beacon street near Tre- 

 mont street, and will soon have a hand-' 

 some store there, as many improvements 

 are being made. Mr. Eisman was pre- 



sented with a purse of gold from Henry 

 and William Penn, a handsome pin from 

 J. Harris and a traveling bag from other 

 employees on leaving. He stated that 

 no one could work for better employers 

 than Henry and William Penn; his re- 

 lations with them had always been 

 happy. 



Alfred R. Hutson, head salesman for 

 W. H. Elliott, is enjoying a month's va- 

 cation at Marion, Mass. In his absence 

 Mr. Aronson makes an efficient salesman. 

 Some excellent single Irish roses. Gold 

 and Fireflame, are coming in daily, in 

 addition to Columbia, Ophelia, Miller, 



