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The Florists' Review 



AOODST S. 1920 



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The Market. 



Business was good during the week 

 ending July 31, with little change in 

 stock. Carnations and sweet peas have 

 been only fair, both in supply and quali- 

 ty. Grood roses are bringing winter 

 prices. Qladioli are in good supply now 

 and are bringing $1.50 per dozen. Some 

 shippers experienced a shortage last 

 week. 



Various Notes. 



S. Lundy, of the Boldt-Lundy Floral 

 Co., recently purchased a new Nash au- 

 tomobile. 



Leo Grimes and his wife and daughter 

 have left for an extended automobile 

 trip through the east. After visiting 

 Burlington, la., they will go on to Chica- 

 go, where Mr. Grimes expects to visit 

 the trade. His mother has just returned 

 from Chicago, whero she has been visit- 

 ing a daughter. Mr. Grimes cut some 

 fine lilies last week. 



The Park Floral Co. has a lot of fine 

 cyclamens. 



The stock at Al Mauff's place is look- 

 ing fine, the carnations particularly. 



The Elitch Gardens Co. potted some 

 extra fine ferns last week. 



This seems to have been visitors' 

 week. Ed. Johnson and party, which 

 included Mr. Arnold, Mr. Lovett and 

 Charles Armstrong, also Mr. Burkhardt, 

 of Glen Eyre, were here from Colorado 

 Springs. Other visitors were Bert Clipp- 

 enger, from Laramie, Wyo.; Mr. Boldt, 

 from Pueblo, Colo., and William Sidles, 

 from Hastings, Neb. R. E. H. 



Kansas City, Kan. — Dolly Miller has 

 sold her store to J. H. Koppenhaver 



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