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appearing in quantity from outside; 

 several growers forced some, but with 

 poor results, so far as profit to them- 

 selves counts. Asters are also coming 

 iu and there are more early chrysan- 

 themums than usual at this season. 

 The potlatch, which took place last 

 week, helped a few florists with auto- 

 mobile decorations, etc., but for this 

 class of work the prices are hardly on 

 a par with the labor involved. 



Various Notes. 



There has been an influx of florists 

 aud gardeners from San Francisco dur- 

 ing the last week, who report work at 

 the fair grounds so far advanced as to 

 no longer need their attention. 



A movement is on foot to close the 

 flower stores at 6:30 p. m. during the 

 Slimmer months and at 12:30 p. m. on 

 Sundays all the year around. This 

 move has met with the approval of 

 most of the trade, and when a few of 

 the recalcitrant ones can be got into 

 line, no doubt these hours will be 

 adopted. 



J. A. Sahli hospitably entertained a 

 party of Seattle florists at Kent on a 

 recent Sunday. He always had a repu- 

 tation as a host and from all accounts 

 he is not belying it since his migra- 

 tion to Kent. 



Miss Olive M. Denny is now gracing 

 the establishment of the H. Harrington 

 Co., on Fourth avenue. 



There has recently been a shake-up 

 in the Hollywood Gardens store. Pat- 

 rick Sullivan now has charge of the 

 floral end of it and if geniality and 

 popularity count, his promotion should 

 be advantageous to the business. 



Miss Burns, of the Burns Floral Co., 

 has been entertaining several friends 

 from the east during the last week. 



Bosaia Bros, have been busy with 

 automobile decorations, for which their 

 large supplies of own-grown flowers 

 have come in handy. 



The Florists' Club met Tuesday, July 

 14, with just enough to form a quorum. 

 Since there was no important business 

 on hand, it was resolved to dispense 

 with the August and September meet- 

 ings and to hold the annual election 

 of officers at the meeting on the second 

 Tuesday of October. 



H. B. Burdett is now "mine host of 

 the tea garden." He has inaugurated 

 an establishment for the dispensation 

 of the cup that cheers but not inebri- 

 ates at his nursery grounds, on First 

 and Denny way, and if polite attention 

 and the smile that won't come off 

 don't attract the flower buying public, 

 the chef is there with a large com- 

 missariat to supply the needs of the 

 hungry and moderately thirsty. 



Ivan Bisdon is completing a new 

 greenhouse at his plant at Brighton 

 and has leased the whole premises to 

 Ealph Bichardson, who also rents the 

 adjoining Scott property. 



Growers of cucumbers have had a 

 pretty fair season and prices are now 

 much better than usual so late in the 

 summer. Shipments east and north help 

 to keep up prices. Tomatoes also have 

 netted fair returns and for first-class 

 greenhouse stock there is still a good 



Srice and strong demand, notwithstand- 

 »g the large influx of California stock. 

 Carnation growers are busy filling 

 their benches with the young plants, 

 ^Jiich have made fine growth in the 

 field this season. T. W. 



Herrinoton on the Mum, sent by The 

 «<^' iew for 60 cents. 



GALLA BULBS 



FOR JULY DELIVERY 



1 -inch to li^-inch $4.00 per 100 



li«-inch to 2 -inch 6.00 per 100 



2 -inch to 2i2-inch 9.00 per 100 



All well cured bulbs, packed with the greatest care. Ask for prices on 

 Freesia Purity and Sefracta Alba. 



In ordering Callas state by freight or express. 



WHOLESALE SHIPPERS 



We have a superb stock of Carnations, Roa«Sr QIadlolut, Swaat 



Paas and all other seasonable flowers. As we are now located in the California 

 Flower Market, we can supply your needs with the best stock. 



LONG DISTANCE SHIPPING A SPECIALTY 



HOGAN, KOOYHAN & CO. "i^VL^- San Francisco, Cal. 



Phone Sutter 540 



Mentton Th» Bevtow when top write. 



FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 



LAIMKST STOCK AND «RC*TEST VAHIKTV 



E. W. McLellan Company, inc. 



Wholasala Florists — Shipping our Spoclalty 



18. 20. 22 and 24 Lick puc. Sail Fraiicisco, Cal. 



NURSERIES AT BURLINGAME. 



Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



DIFFERENT PANSIES AND WHY 



Mastodon is oar name for a genuine American strain of Pansies originated by us, and 

 oomprising a marvelous number of new shades and varieties, as well as improved types 

 from other lands. All are of excellent form, of the richest colors, and of great size— up 

 to three and seven-eighths inches in diameter. 



Cut prices, new crop Mastodon Mixed, ^ oz., Sl.OO; 1 oz., $7.00. 

 Mastodon Greenhouse Special (new), same price. 



Write for color plate catalogue. 



STEELE'S PANSY GARDENS, Portland, Oregon 



Mentlwi The Berlew when yon write. 



ADVANO OHOmS, M14 FALL DtLIVEIiy, OF 



JAPANESE LILY BULBS and SEEDS 



Writ* for CataloKuo to 



The Oriental Seed Co., 



WholasAlo 



Ch«wors 



220 CloaMMt St.. SAN FIIANCISCO. CAL. 



MentlcD The Bortew 



Rahn & Herbert Co. 



CLACKAMAS, ORE. 



Bedding Plants for growing on for Spring 

 Trade. 



rAIJIS.rERNSu< DECORATIVE PLANTS 

 CARNATION PLANTS -i^'&n':"*^^; 



Perfection and Mrs. Baron, $6.00 per 100; $60.00 



per 1< 0^. Cash with order. 



ntEB WIEDtMmi. p. Ut 275. llllWMimE. OIEBWI 



SO.OOO COMMERCIAL MliMS. 2'4-ln. poto. 

 tajO't per 1000: rooted cnttlrKa. $18 00 per IbOO. 

 Field Rrown Oamations ready July and Au^tt, 

 tWJUO per 1000. Phone Deli wood 2399. 



UOLDBN FLORAL CO. 

 1 1 80 Mllwonkee At*., Portland . Oreron 



PRIMULA OBCONICA GRANDITLORA 



Seedlings and transplants now ready 

 4.w^fk^S^ ^^'' S'arin. ready in Auaust 

 CYCLAMEN, now, 4-inch. $16.00 per 100. 



■*f^•lW^ »5**- »^TF»-. seedlinss, $2.00 per 

 100; 2^ inch. $8.60 per 100. -• . •^ «« i~ 



ASPARAOUS seedlinss and 2^-lnch stock. 

 Boddlns Plants, Poroimlolo. 



0. L PANZER, K. I. Ui 81S. PirtlMi Ore. 

 Special to Make Room 



Asparaffus Sprenceri, 4-inch $5.00 per 100 



2>fl-inch 2.00 per 100 



WILSON.CROUT CO. 



Wholesale Growers 



Cut Flowers. Palms. Arancarias, Ferns, etc. 



14 East 61st Street. PORTLAND, OREGON 



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