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The Florists^ Review 



Ji'NB 10, 1920. 



Th» florlsta who** carOa avpMtf on thm pmw« cmrrjtng thia hmA* 

 •- — teom 9tbmt UoHatm tor loeml atHiycrw on thm wnml 



Member Florists' Telegraph 

 Delivery Association, 



14rt S. Wabash Avenue 



CHICAGO 



Send your telegraph orders to us for 

 Chicago and vicinity. 



No orders for less than $4.00 can 

 be delivered. 



DECATUR, 



ILLINOIS 



DAUT BROS. 



P. T. D. 



120 E. Prairie St. 



STORES IN 



DECATUR 



and GIBSON CITY, ILL. 



Railroad Centers. Ezcellent 

 facilities for flllins orders 

 for all Central Illinois towns. 



PETERSON FLORAL CO. 



Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery Assn. 



FREEPORT, ILL. 



JOHN BAUSCHER. Prop. 



Established 1868. 



W« sr« th* Uirgtut growew is th* Nerthwaat. 



lM,OOOM|tui«feetof bUm. All order* reeelre 

 carvfnl atteotlon sod prompt dellrery. 



OTTAWA, ILL. 



LOHR'S GREENHOUSES 



Fancy Cut Flowers and Bloominc 



PUn;s. 



Good R. R. Service. Orders filled promptly. 



MEMBER 

 F. T. D. 



ELGIN, ILL. 



GEORGE SOUSTER 



168DnPace 

 Street 



AURORA GREENHOUSE CO. 



AURORA, ILL. 



Oar service is the best. 



Aurora, ID., and Vicini^ 



JOS.M.SMELY P"?^*^ 

 BRINKERHOFF GREENHOUSES 



SPRINGFIELDand CENTRAL ILLINOIS 



Member Floriata' Tei«crsph Dalivcnr A— ocia t ioo 



CENTRALIA /8IW« ILL. 



The Webster Greenhouses 



Member Floriito' Telegraph Delivery 



PEACOCK'S FLOWER SHOP 



HERBERT STONE. Mgr. Member f. t. d. 

 4013 Milwaukee Avenue, 



CHICAGO 



CHICAGO 



Paul Blome & Co. 



1361 N. Clark St 



Kember 

 F. T. D. 



^frpafnr III THORNTON'S 

 DlIGalOIy ill. FLOWER SHOP 



FLoaiOT - Quality is Our Hobby 



PONTIAC, ILUNOIS f^'T 



"T.tKS'^air' W. J. MILLER & SON 



tailers was especially heavy in wed- 

 ding work ajid choice stock was in big 

 demand. 



Prices during the week were not 

 quite so high, while several hot days 

 brought the quality down considerably 

 on all indoor-grown flowers. 



The wholesale markets had a fine lot 

 of gladiolus spikes coming in daily; 

 America, Panama, Pendleton, Chicago 

 White and Mrs. Francis King had the 

 ihief call. 



Large shipments of excellent roses 

 came in daily. White Killarney had a 

 great call, while Premier, Russell and 

 Ophelia had their usual good demand. 

 Carnations are still fair in quality and 

 have been much in demand all week; 

 the light shades had the greater de- 

 mand. 



Sweet peas are of poor quality at 

 present and the arrivals have greatly 

 fallen off. The supply in Easter and 

 candidum lilies, callas and jasmines 

 was equal to the demand. 



Large recoipts of outdoor flowers arc 

 coming in daily. Iris, field daisies, 

 delphiniums, poppies, cornflowers, ca- 

 lendulas, white and yellow daisies and 

 snapdragons have a good demand. 



The receipts in greens are taken 

 daily and the demand has been heavy 

 in all lines. 



Gardeners Meet. 



The second outdoor meeting of the 

 St. Louis Association of Gardeners was 

 held at the country estate of Joseph 

 Pulitzer, in Clayton, Mo., June 6. 

 There was a large attendance when 

 President Jensen called the meeting to 

 (>r<ler. 



The reports of the committees which 

 have in charge the Jiffairs of the com- 



JOUET FLORAL CO. 



507^iSSr° JOLIET.ILL 



All points in Will Co. and Vidnity 



QUINCY, ILL. 



H. A. GENTEMAN 



lIcBbOT rterMa' Takgnph DeUTwy AaMdatioo 



For Northeastern lUssoori and 

 OeBtral-westem UliBois. 



MOLINE, ILL. 



Orders for Western Illinois and Iowa 

 handled with c«r« and Jhpmtch. 



J. STAACK & SONS 



CENTRALIA, ILL. 



T W Pn<S.Q ^" Mrve the followins 

 J. W. IVUao Illinois towni direct 

 train service: Mt. Vernon. Wayne Citj. Fair- 

 field. Sesser. Christopher, Herrin. Ashley. Car- 

 bondale. Nashville. Oakdale. OonltervUle. 

 SparU Salem. Odin. Sandoval. Carlyle. Patoka 

 Kinmundy. Farina. 



F. T. D. Member. 



ROCKFORD, ILL, and Vicinity 



ROCKFORD FLORAL CO. 



108 West SUte Street 



Prompt Deliveries to CAMP GRANT 



ROCKFORD, ILL., and Vidnity 

 SWAN PETERSON & SON f?;T 



Comer S. State and Loncwood Streets. 



Rockford, ni., and Gmip Grant 



U. W. BUCEBEE 



M^mh^r mfriuW 1V<»rr»nh IVUvery 



JACKSONVILLE, ILL. 



JOS. HBINL A SONS 



Larceat Growers In Central Illinoia 



SPRINGFIELD, ILL. 



Hembreiker & Cole, i^^'""^ 



Membaw nor1«U' Telccraph DeUrery AmoeJatloa 



Springfield's Best Florist 



ILLINOIS MEMB^BF.T.D. ^jC WOWN 



