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The Florists* ReView 



June 11, 1914. 



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FLOMUST 



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^Buyers will find it to their advantage to look in the 

 Classified columns of this paper for prices on the 

 following : 



BEDDING PLANTS BOSTON FERNS 



DRACAENA INDIVISA PANDANUS VEITCHU 



Order now; delay may mean disappointment 



THE 8E0. WiTTBOLD CO., 787 Buckingham PI., GHICABO, ILL. 



BAY TREES 

 BOXWOOD 



Metlon Tb« Rerlew wbw> yon write. 



PROVIDENCE, R. I. 



The Market. 



There has not been much life in the 

 flower business since Memorial day and 

 that occasion, on which many built high 

 hopes, did not bring the satisfactory 

 results that were so confidently ex- 

 pected. Flowers of all kinds were plen- 

 tiful j in fact, cut stock was a glut and 

 Eotted plants were in great profusion, 

 ut as a whole the day was somewhat 

 of a disappointment. Magnolia and 

 galax wreaths with artificial flowers, at 

 moderate prices, ranging from $1 to $5, 

 found ready demand, while made-up 

 bouquets of fresh flowers, which in pre- 

 vious years found a strong call, proved 

 slow sellers. In several of the sur- 

 rounding towns and villages, however, 

 florists dependent on the Providence 

 market for their supply found a ready 

 call for fresh bouquets and the dealers 

 worked off everything they had or could 

 get. This was equally so with potted 

 and bedding stock. 



Various Notes. 



Miss Ruby Aitken has taken a posi- 

 tion in the office of S. J. Renter & Son, 

 at Westerly. 



William H. Tarbox, of West Green- 

 wich, the ' ' dahlia king, ' ' is about again 

 after being laid up several months with 

 rheumatism. 



H. W. Taylor, of the Boston Fertil- 

 izer Co., Boston, was a caller on the 

 trade bere last week. 



The Rhode Island State College, at 

 Kingston, has received notice that iH 

 will shortly receive an appropriation of 

 $10,000 from the United States govern- 

 ment with which to carry on coopera- 

 tive agricultural work. 



Andrew J. Olson, who disposed of the 

 Brookside Greenhouses, at East Provi- 

 dence, to Joseph E. Koppelman last 

 week, has purchased a tract of land 

 containing two and one-half acres, less 

 than a mile from his old site, where he 

 intends to build several greenhouses be- 

 fore fall. Mr. Koppelman took posses- 

 sion of Mr. Olson's property at East 

 Providence June 1, and mortgaged it 

 back for $15,000. 



The Lexington-Howard Co., of Indi- 

 ana, flled a suit in the Superior court 

 in this city last week against several 

 defendants, including Edgar L. Nock, in 

 connection with the indorsement of cer- 

 tain promissory notes. Damages against 

 Mr. Nock are laid at $1,000. 



W. H. M. 



WE OFFER FOR JUNE SALES 



A fine lot of Ferns in extra values, out of 4 and 5-in. pots. 

 Tuberous Begonias, at 20c and 25c each. 

 Gloxinias, 5-in., at 25c each. 



Taney Caladiums, at 20c and 25c each ; have extra 

 nice stock. 



Besides these, we always have a complete line of everything that 

 would do for stock plants as well as for bedding purposes. 



For Soft- wooded List, see Keview of May 21. 

 We guarantee satisfaction on anything you may order. 



GEO. A. KUHL, Whtlenle Grmr PEKINjfLL. 



Mention The RaTlew when yon write. 



REMEMBER!! 



The leadinsr varie- 

 ties of Table Ferns 

 at $1.50 per Fiat 



A. D.MOHR, Grower 



75th and Belleview Ave. 

 KANSAS CITY, MO. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



HYDRANtlEAS 



in bud and bloom. 

 Mme. Mouillere, 6. 6^-in. pots, t«.00 and $9.00 

 a doz. Bouauet Rose. Mont Rose and Avalanche, 

 6ifl to 6>s-in. Dots, |6.00and S9.00adozen. 



Andre LeRoy. 7 to 10-in. pots, 918.00 to S36.00 a 

 doz. 



Cash or satisfactory reference. 



ANTON SCHULTHEIS, CtUete Piiit, L L, N. Y 



M entloB Tbe B«t1«w wiMa yoa wrlta. 



Scovell's Guaranteed Stock 



Eyerything sent out by me guaranteed to 



be as represented. All money paid out on 



Scovell's plants refunded if not satisfied. 



Watch my Classified ads. 



W. C. SCOVELL, Malta, Ohio 



MCBtloB TIM Bartow 



70B write. 



