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OCTOBKU 21, 1920 



The Florists^ Review 



Thm Horlsta whoa* eards a p pe a r on fit* pac»« eajrrylnB this hMid, ar* 



•><-^ 4rom othcir ffloristo lor local doUvanr es tte osoal baalao 



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Chicago 



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TWO STORES Catwlnc to the bMt trade in Chieaco'a Rich North SboMSofaorbt. MEMBER F. T. D. 



rists' Club and attended the meeting 

 October 14. 



In the "Say It with Flowers" bowl- 

 ing league, October 13, the Carnations 

 won three straight games from the 

 Sweet Peas. Captain Hermann, of the 

 Carnations, now has the high single 

 game of 210, as his team also holds the 

 record for the high single game. The 

 same evening the Roses cleaned up three 

 times on the Gladiolus team, of which 

 W. A. Rowe is captain. The league 

 seems at present to be between the 

 Roses and the Carnations. These teams 

 will meet October 28. J. J. B. 



DENVER, COLO. 



The Market. 



Business last week was only fair; in 

 fact, not 80 good as the previous week, 

 from all reports. The unusually warm 

 weather was broken about the middle 

 of the week by a cold spell, accompanied 

 by a heavy rain. Chrysanthemums oc- 

 cupy the center of attention now. 

 Large quantities are still being shipped 

 in from California. Most of the home- 

 grown crop is still composed of the 

 small, early varieties, but Chieftain will 

 soon be coming, followed by Turner. 

 Roses are a little scarce, but this is not 

 noticed so much just now, owing to the 

 abundance of mums. There has been 

 no marked change in carnations. Ship- 

 ping has been exceptionally good this 

 week. 



Various Notes. 



Herbert A. Claussen, of the America 

 Flower Shop, attended the convention 

 of the F. T. D. at Indianapolis, Ind. 

 On his return he visited Chicago, Kan- 

 sas City and other centers of interest to 

 the trade. This firm had the largest 

 display of mums in the city last week. 



The Bright Spot Greenhouses are cut- 

 ting a nice crop of Hoosier Beauty. 



Ed. Johnson and a party of florists 



77-79 E. MADISON ST. 



CHiCAoa 



GEORGE 



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CHICAGO 



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 corer every part of city and inborba 

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