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The Florists^ Review 



NOTBHBIB 27. 1919. 



JACOBS 



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EVAKSVnj£, IND. 



The Market. 



Business increased considerably last 

 week, there being a good demand for 

 almost all stock, but chiefly for chrys- 

 anthemums. There has been a larger 

 numbar of funerals and weddings lately 

 and these, with the social affairs, give 

 the florists plenty to do. 



Boses and carnations are quite plenti- 

 ful and of good quality. Calendulas are 

 appearing on the market. There are 

 many mum pot plants, also Paper Whites 

 in pans. 



Vaiions Notes. 



Theodore Kuebler has opened a store 

 at 420 Fourth street. The opening was 

 Saturday, November 22. He had the 

 store profusely decorated with mums 

 and carnations, also potted mums, be- 

 gonias, Paper Whites and ferns. He 

 gave flowers as souvenirs. His store is 

 on the street where market is held three 

 times a week and thousands of people 

 pass there. 



Julius Niednagel & Sons are cutting 

 fine large mums, pompons, calendulas 

 and bouvardia. 



The Wm. Blackman Floral Co. is cut- 

 ting roses, carnations and mums. The 

 store is tastefully decorated with plants 

 and flowers of various kinds at all times. 

 Widter Laut, of this firm's force, has 

 left for a few days' fishing at Footes 

 lake, over on the Wabash river. 



Earl Zeidler has gone on his annual 

 trip as cook for the hunting crowd which 

 goes each year at this time. They went 

 down into Louisiana for a two weeks' 

 stay. His sons are taking care of the 

 business and say that trade is much bet- 

 ter than it was a week ago. Their mums 

 will soon be gone. 



Mrs. J. 0. Elspermann completed her 

 rebuilding by the addition of a new 

 workroom with a concrete floor. Her 

 establishment is now in good shape for 

 the season. 



Wm. Halbrooks & Son have planted 

 their two houses in lettuce. 



The Evansville Nurseries are doing a 

 large landscape business all over the 

 dty, 



O. 8. Smith is cutting some fine large 

 mums and pompons. 



Boyston & Fenton have a batch of 

 about 2,500 Easter Oreeting pelargoni- 

 ums for December delivery, out of 2%- 

 ineh and 3-inch pots. 



C. L. Niednagel is cutting fine Ward, 

 BoMelL Premier and Columbia roses. 



E.L.P. 



BaxUngton, N. J.— L. M. Been 

 •Carting in the greenhouse bnsineee. 



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Keeps molstare out. Bellvera Meda dry. Praventa sprontlnK. 

 mildew— all damase. Kat and Termln-preof. 



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We want every florist and aeedsman who haa 

 label trouble to try oar label and office paate; it ia 

 the beet atieker for floriata' and aeedsmen'a ase; it 

 doea not beootae sear or rancid; pat op in quart 

 cans: one can tl.M poatpaid; aix eana $4.80, with 

 brosn (not prepaid). 



If oar paate dova not atSek we will refund money 

 OB retam of goods prepaid. 



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