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The Florists^ Review 



JOLT 17, 1913 



Gladioli 



An Excellent Supply Qf Red, Wliite and Pink 



Roses, Valley, Choice Greens 



Your Order WiU Receive PROMPT ATTENTION Here 



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Mention Tbe Rerlew wben yua writ*. 



ALL CUT FLOWERS AND GREENS 



163 N. Wabash Avenue, 



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Mention The Berlew wben yon write. 



CHICAGO 



with 



F. F. 



most of the other roses, 

 Benthey, of Kyle & Foerster, says that 

 Mrs. Taft and Sunburst are the popu- 

 lar flowers at present. 



While well pleased with the service 

 his White truck gave last season, C. A. 

 Samuelson has it in the shops for an 

 overhauling and redecorating that will 

 make it like new for the autumn. 



Bobert Northam, George Beinberg's 

 store manager, is spending his second 

 week of vacationing in Michigan and 

 sends back the word that if the fishing 

 record of the first seven days is broken 

 there will be few fish left around Iron 

 Eiver. 



Peonies have become exceedingly 

 scarce during the last ten days and, 

 with the end of the storage supply at 

 hand, A. L. Yaughan finds an increase 

 in the number of out-of-town calls for 

 them. 



John Ganger is cleaning up the lia- 

 bilities of Ganger & Bergman. Many 

 of the smaller creditors have been paid 

 in full and the larger ones have re- 

 ceived payments on account. 



Frank Oechslin has his big motor van 

 laid up during the dull season in the 

 plant line, giving it an overhauling. 



D. E. Freres finds the new store re- 

 quires more help and his brother, M. F. 

 Freres, is assisting with the work. 



Bichard Salm, head of the rose grow- 

 ing department of Pdehlmann Bros. Co., 

 expects to drive bis machine to the 

 convention at Minneapolis next month 

 and is willing to wager that he makes 

 better running time than August Poehl- 

 mann, who will also drive his Winton 

 Six. Mr. Salm is declared to be a 

 worthy driver for competition with any 

 amateurs, but Mr. Poehlmann has a rec- 

 ord of his own. 



George E. Eeid, order clerk for the 

 E. Wienhoeber Go., is at Montreal and 

 will sail July 19 on the Letitia for a' 

 visit with his parents in Edinburgh, 



