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The Florists^ Review 



49 



THESE ARE THE MAGNOUA LEAVES 



Honored 



ENDORSEMENTS 

 by Leading Jobbers 



ENDORSEMENTS 

 by Leading Jobbers 



Because these Magnolia leaves are selected quality, fully prepared, 

 the only safe investment for wholesale and retail Florists. 



PLEASE ASK FOR A COPY OF THE LETTERS AND BE CONVINCED. 



Ask your Wholesaler for Prices on our 50-lb. and 100-lb. Cases of Magnolia Leaves 



DR. H. DUX CO., Jacksonville, Fla. 



the demand is good for nearly every- 

 thingf in this line. 



Various Notes. 



An announcement of the death of 

 Louis C. Elson, music teacher, author 

 and lecturer, last week, in Boston, 

 brings to the recollection of old-time 

 members of the New York Florists' 

 Club the genial gentleman who, in the 

 nineties, gave a series of lectures be- 

 fore the club, at the quarters it then 

 occupied, in the Elks' hall. Twenty- 

 seventh street and Broadway, on 

 ' ' Music and Flowers. ' ' 



The flower department of Hahne & 

 Co., Newark, N. J., has been taken over 

 by Robert G. Wilson, who has a store 

 at Fulton street and Green avenue, 

 Brooklyn. With his branch store at 

 345 Green avenue, he has practically 

 three retail stands. At his greenhouses 

 he is working up a stock of the new 

 fern for which he was awarded the 

 silver medal at the show of the Horti- 

 cultural Society of New York last fall. 



George V. Nash, of the New York 

 Botanical Garden, will lecture in the 

 Museum building, at the garden, Satur- 

 day, March 6, on "House Plants." 

 March 20, Dr. Marshall A. Howe will 

 lecture on "Forcing Bulbs for the 

 Home." 



A. M. Henshaw, of the Henshaw 

 Floral Co., is still confined to his home, 

 but expects to be able to resume his 

 duties this week. 



Boman J. Irwin, chairman of the 

 club's dinner committee, reports that 

 a good number of seats for the dinner 

 to be held at the Hotel Biltmore, 

 March 17, have already been reserved. 

 In view of the importance of the event 



Fancy Ferns 



Extra fine and large size. 



Cut Asparagus Sprays 



Fresh every day. Every spray a tip. 

 Four lengths— short, medium, long 

 and extra long. 



Galax Leaves 



Bronze and Green; new crop. 



Southern Smilax 



The best that grows. Large stock al- 

 ways on hand. 



Sheet Moss 



Grass-green. 



Sphagnum Moss 



Good, clean stock. 



Mexican Ivy 



Try something different. Excellent for 

 corsage work. 



Pussy Willow 



Large, cultivated variety. Long and 

 short sprays. 



The Largest Stock and Most Complete Assortment in America, 



which includes many other Greens. Quality the 



Very Best and Prompt Attention. 



RIBBONS. CHIFFONS-compUt* assortment 



FLORISTS' SUPPLIES WIRE WORK 



The KERVAN COMPANY 



119 W. 28th St., NEW YORK 



during flower show week, the committee 

 is in hopes of having a banner attend- 

 ance. The tickets are $5 each, for either 



lady or gentleman. Several of the club 

 members have reserved tables seating 

 eight and ten persons. 



