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The Florists^ Review 



Dbcbmbeb Id, 1920 



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A meeting of the creditors of Charles 

 Pappas was held December 13. Mr. 

 Pappas conducted the flower stand in 

 Broad street station :ind a large candy 

 store. 



The new solanum, Cleveland, is among 

 the Christinas specialties at the Godfrey 

 Aschmann place. 



Samuel S. Pennock motored Frank H. 

 Traendly and Eugene Dailledouze, of 

 New York, to Roelofs, Southampton ani 

 other places of interest December 11 



The National City Bank of New York, 

 the largest bank in this country, in a 

 recent published statement, said that 

 labor now reaps so large a share of the 

 product of industry that were each 

 worker in the country to receive just a 

 little more there would be nothing left 

 for capital. 



The annual chrysanthemum show in 

 Horticultural hall, Fairmount park, 

 omitted last year owing to post-war 

 conditions, was held this season. Alex- 

 ander Mcllwen is landscape gardener 

 and Xavier E. Schmidt is in charge of 

 the stock. 



A new fern of the bold type, double 

 in appearance, shown at the Philadel- 

 phia Wholesale Florists' Exchange, is 

 called the Exchange fern. It is consid- 

 ered desirable in making up. 



As Charles H. Totty left the Ellen- 

 wood Greenhouses he remarked, "This 

 is a real grower's place." 



Frank R. Hastings made a pall of 

 smilax recently with a fringe of the 

 Godfrey chrysanthemums and Paper 

 White narcissi. 



Charles Leisey, of Mantua, N. J., has 

 harvested a fine crop of pompons. 



Elmer J. Weaver, of Ronks, Pa., has 

 made a succes.s of liis first season with 

 roses. Mr. Weaver specialized on Pil- 

 grim. 



The price of soft coal is still falling, 

 owing to the closing of so many indus- 

 tries. 



Albert W. Woltemate has a nice lot 

 of poinsottias. 



The surplus of Dutch bulbs will cer- 

 tainly be felt in the cut flower market 

 next spring. 



Ludwig P. Vollers has been arranging 

 some beautiful window displays. 



Frank P. Myers believes that green- 

 house salaries should not go down. Mr. 

 Myers thinks that now is the time to 

 make it worth while to be a florist by 

 keeping the present level. 



John Walker, Mrs. Walker, their son 

 and his wife, all of Youngstown, O., 

 were here lately. They will go to 

 Florida. Mr. Walker has retired from 

 business, but keeps his .iolly laugh. 



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mantown Horticultural Society was held 

 December 13. The annual report of the 

 treasurer showed a good balance on 

 hand after the usual addition had been 

 made to the sinking fund. The society 

 has had an active year. 



Alfred Burton says that Eussell has 

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