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The Rorists' Review 



August 25, 1921 



INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 



The Market. 



Business has been improving. A 

 heavier demand has kept almost all 

 available stock utilized. Roses have 

 been the most plentiful of all. The 

 quality has been good in most cases, 

 although there are some inferior ones. 



Gladioli have not been so abundant. 

 Asters are scarce. A great many more 

 ^ould be used and the supply is almost 

 fought over. Some good ones are com- 

 ing in, although the majority are in- 

 ferior. 



Lilies are also limited in number, with 

 the trade clamoring for more. A few 

 rubrum, Easter and gold-band lilies are 

 seen. 



A small number of short-gtemmed car- 

 nations are to be had. There are some 

 delphiniums, zinnias, larkspurs, hydran- 

 geas, phlox and other summer outdoor 

 varieties. 



Funeral work has been a heavy item, 

 causing the acceleration of business. 



Various Notes. 



Irwin Bertermann has returned from 

 Washington, where he attended the S. 



A. F. convention, thoroughly enjoying 

 himself. John Bertermann and family 

 arc at Lake Wawasee. 



Glen Moore, of Ruslivillc, and David 



B. Kelly, of Franklin, visited in the city 

 this week. 



While the Carlstedts are away on 

 their vacation, Herman Junge is again 

 seen around the Smith & Young com- 

 mission house. Mr. and Mrs. Carlstedt 

 attended the S. A. F. convention while 

 east. 



John Grande, Sr., has been cutting 

 some good carnations. 



William Hack is cutting some good 

 gladioli. 



Leo J. Rickenbach has a fine patch of 

 late gladioli just coming into l)loom. 



Mrs. Fred Ross, of the Ross Floral 

 Co., Greenwood, has some good asters. 



Meikel & Warner, of Noblesville, have 

 an attractive new delivery car. 



E. E. T. 



Ithaca, N. Y.— The Bool Floral Co. 

 has been incorporated. The capitaliza- 

 tion of tlie company is $75,000 and the 

 incorporators are H. K. and C. W. Ros- 

 kelly, of Ithaca. 



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