8i 



The FldHsts' Re¥few 



j|fey-i&BJiB 10, i'oi4. 



Gardenia^ 



$2.00 to $3.00 per dozen 



Well grown flower^, long 

 steins. Special prlc^ in 

 quantity. ^. • ' ^i' 



m LEO NIESSEN CO. 



WHdLitSkLK FLOlkltTS 



PiilLADELPHiA, PA. 



BALTIMORE attd WASHINGTON 



Whits Lilac 



$1.60 S)^r bunch 



W)e represent the largest 

 Lilac growaer la this sec- 

 lion. 



Everythifig in season we offer you for : ■ 



Thanksgiving Day 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS 



All the best late Mums, in fact, we oflFer you every variety worth growing. Plenty of good Bominaffons. 



CYPRIPEDIUM 



$2.00 per doz.; $1.5.00 per 100 



. BQUVARDIA 



Pink and Red 



DAISIES 



White and Yellow 

 $1.60 to $2.(0 per 100 



VALLEY 



$S.CO to J4 00 per 100 



NARCISSUS 



$.{.t0 per 100 



POMPONS 



A large variety of colors, and some of the best com- 

 mercial klu({s on the market. 



BEAUTIES 



The large quantity we handle justifies us in saying that 

 we are headquarters for Beauties in Ijiis market. Our 

 growers are well kuowa for produciiig hi«rh grdde floXKers. 

 Plenty of the medium and long grades for i'banksgiving. 



NEW BRONZE GALAX 



$7.oO per case 



GREEN XiEUCOTHOE 



2-Hn -ch sprays 

 $6.5(^ per 1000 



bAGG^ ("ERNS 



$1.5* per luoq 



-FANCry FERNS 



$2((* per lOi'O 



Place, your order 

 now for 



BOXWOOD 



— sBue- 



$7.50 . 

 per case 



!i 



LvbopbDUiMt 



10 cents per pound 



U* 



MentloD The HeTlfW when you write. 



'^f tnnms and roses. Their stock was 

 Ju^ty. WjplLi:leaned-,up last week for 

 ftt^lii^ Time 'since Ihe heavy _8upply 



»f flow«^ 



began. 



F. B. 



cisPTV 



f^^njmiu^BiA. 



Tlie^ Market. 



bar V -. 



Bain, replenishing the springs that 

 have dried) '•isH really the mo8t..impor- 

 :i|ti<i,).inarkfllr 'npw8--''if Jthe week, par- 

 icularly as Jupiter Pluvius was so con- 

 liderate as. t|[(^.. ^end, ^^is downpour on 

 ;he Sabbath, thereby improving week 

 md businej|B. NeVerthftless, those en- 

 lerprising ■youths who went on to 

 PrincetfbS tne' day before laden with 

 baskets and boxes of Princeton yellow 

 Bonnaffons and Yale blue violets got 

 nipped, or so they say. It is claimed 

 that Bonnaffons for which 12 and even 

 15 cents was paid were afterward un- 

 loaded in this city at 10 cents, after 

 enjoying the round trip to Nassau. 

 But this is a digression. To return 

 to the market, it is a little better than 

 it has been, taking it all the way 

 through. The quantity of flowers is 

 simply enormous, the sales are large 

 and prices are low. The qileen of au- 

 tii'mn is ip her final splendor. All the 

 'standard late varieties, the Eatons, the 

 Chadwicks, ^eaii^ fenguehard, Minnie 

 Bailey and Golden Wedding, are at 

 their heitfcfc.^ Cftiiy one of the stand- 

 ard market sortS ftas not yet appeared. 

 The j^rosppiits today ire that we shall 

 hav'e Wtenty oi 5fine chrysanthemums 

 for TmiiikfliiViiig, knd fi4».t man^ again 

 '^sare One Mt^nfeard;., wh\ch is as it 





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THANKSGIVING FLOUIERS 



Will b« Plentiful, off Good Qliillty, at Fair Pricts^ 



YELLOW Mums-also PINK and WHITE 



POM PONS In Qood^ Variety 

 VIOLETS— Single and Dotiblf 





itH 



CARNATIONS - VALLEY - ROSES 



BOXWOOD SPRAYS 



1225 MCE ST. PHlUDtLPHIA 



'Miy 



TbelC»ie?r 



■ yuo WHte. 



Of the other flowers, for it really is 

 chrysanthemums on the one hand and 

 iall the otheV flowers on the other^^ it 

 may be said that orchids are aedin 

 more plentiful; that gardenias arb fine; 

 that Hadley is a popular rose^ that 

 carnations are selling better; that Pa- 

 per Whites have- come, and thaib vidletB 



y scarce iBower in 

 T^ekther conditibns. 



&re scarce, the on 

 the market, due to 



The NationaZl Committee. 



The national flovc^er show committee 

 of the Society of American Florists 

 met in this tuly, afc the Hotel WAlton, 

 November 11. TMiose present were 



