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The Rorists^ Review 



September 22, 1921 



able. Theirs was the tireless task of 

 helping mo personally and frequently 

 advising me when called upon. Their 

 acquaintance with the likes and dislikes 

 of the Allied Florists' Association made 

 them well able to give valuable advice. 

 "Now I do not know whom to mention 

 next. Poehlmann Bros. Co. gave much 

 plant stock and loaned without charge 

 large palms. The Wallace Floral Co. 

 gave a large lot of ferns and loaned 

 without charge some specimen plants. 

 Peter Pearson should be mentioned re- 

 peatedly. Ho placed on exhibition at 

 great cost to himself a lot of specimen 

 cyclamen plants, which educated many. 

 He offered valuable advice and with 

 his daughter worked day and night 

 when we gave flowers to visitors. The 

 trade papers, the Florists' Eeview, 

 American Florist, Florists' Exchange 

 and the F. T. D. News, did their part to 

 make the affair successful. Joseph 

 Kohout, Otto Amling and August Poelil- 

 mann did more than just look over the 

 job and criticise. They talked over the 

 advisability of changes and offered ideas 

 that only men of their vast experience 

 are inspired with. Let me also mention 

 the assistance of H. Dieu Schiller and 

 of the Schiller staff in contributing to 

 the progress of the show. Other florists 

 and those associated with the trade gave 

 generously of their time and materials. 

 The contributors to the fund that made 

 possible the flower show of the Pageant 

 of Progress are below listed: 



Allied Florists' Assn., John Kruchten Co., 

 Ziska & Son. 

 Frank Ayres. 

 Percy Jones, Inc., 

 Bnssptt & Washburn. 

 Kaedlcin Basket Co., 

 John C. Monlnger Co., 

 Ix)rd 4 Bumham Co., 

 American Greenhouse 



Mfg. Co., 

 W. W. Barnard Co.. 

 Frank Oechslln. 



"It should be remembered that flo- 

 rists exhibiting in our section paid to- 

 ward the general flower show fund when 

 Imying their space. These are: 



Chicago Flower Grow- 

 ers' Assn., 

 .Joseph Focrster Co., 

 J. A. Budlong Co., 

 Kennicott Bros. Co.. 

 American Bulb Co.. 



A. Henderson & Co., 



B. C. Amling Co., 

 A. T. Pyfer & Co.. 

 Krne & Co., 



I>. A. Tonner, 



.\dler-Jone8 Co., 

 A. Jj. Randall Co., 

 II. Wlttbold & Son. 



Schiller the Florist. 

 J. Oliver Johnson. 

 Vaugban's Seed Store. 



"Contributors to the F. T. D. fund, 



which, together with $500 received from 



the association proper, paid for the space 



of the F. T. D. exhibit, were as follows: 



Wm. J. Smyth, Jjewis & Rocca, 



Kverette R. Peacock Co., Ed ward Clody, 

 .V. Lange, George Wienhoeber, 



Geo. Wlttbold Co., W. W. Adams. 



.Schiller the Florist, H. Wittbold & Son, 



Swanson the Florist, W. Palmer. 



.lohn Welland, 

 K. Wienhoeber. 



.Tohnson & Chronls, 

 A. H. Schneider, 

 Bohannon Floral Co. 



"Flower and plant stock was given 

 by: 



Clody's Flower Shop, 

 P. Bonvallet * Co., 

 \. F. Amling Co., 

 Wendland & Keimel Co. 

 Weiss & Meyer Co.. 

 Dramm Greenhouses. 

 T. A. Budlong Co. and 



growers, 

 Poehlmann Bros. Co.. 

 /ech & Mann. 

 Rassett & Washburn. 

 A. T. Pyfer & Co.. 



Kennicott Bros. Co. and 



growers. 

 Members of Chicago 

 , Flower Growers' Assn. 

 Joseph Foerster Co. and 



growers, 

 A. L. Randall Co. and 



growers, 

 E. C. Amling Co. and 



growers. 

 Erne & Co. and growers, 

 John Kruchten Co. 



"The Raedlein Basket Co. loaned sev- 

 eral pieces of its manufacture. The 

 American Greenhouse Mfg. Co. loaned 

 framed pictures of houses the firm had 

 built. Frank S. Ayres loaned a little log 

 house, around which was plaeed a gar- 

 den. Irving Stein loaned little trees to 

 .issist in completing the garden. Peter 

 F^earson gave fifty or more little plants 

 for this garden. The delivery facilities 

 of the E. C. Amling Co. and Joseph Foer- 

 ster Co. were of frequent service. 

 "All of the judges should be men- 



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