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The Florists' Review 



Apbil 22, 1915. 



NEWARK, N. J. 



The Market. 



Continued pleasant weather has 

 tended to a quicker development of 

 flowers and a consequent larger supply 

 for the market, which, however, has 

 been a little quiet since Easter. Carna- 

 tions continue to be plentiful and of 

 good quality, selling at from 60 to 75 

 cents per dozen. Boses are plentiful 

 and the prices medium, but the quality 

 is not quite up to what it has been 

 during the winter. Daffodils are still 

 popular and there is a plentiful supply. 

 Hyacinths are not quite so abundant as 

 they were. Pansies of good quality can 

 be purchased cheaply. Iris and other 

 outdoor flowers are beginning to come 

 into the market. More boxwood was 

 seen in the stores last week. , Stores 

 which handle seeds have had a large 

 sale during the last few days, as 

 weather conditions are almost ideal for 

 preparing gardens and planting the 

 early varieties. A large number of 

 rose bushes for outdoor culture are be- 

 ing sold. 



Various Notes. 



Newark observed a half holiday on 

 the afternoon of April 16, when the 

 local baseball season began. The store 

 of Philips Bros., in front of which the 

 parade passed, was decorated with the 

 American colors. Henry A. Strobell 

 made three large floral horseshoes which 

 were presented to the "Peps" by the 

 Elks. 



Chris Penek was one of the few who 

 cleaned out his stock at Easter. He is 

 located at Broad and Market streets, 

 locally known as the "four corners," 

 and his store was therefore handy for 

 people who were changing cars and who 

 did not want to go to florists' shops 

 located farther away because of the 

 snow storm. Mr. Penek deals almost 

 entirely in cut flowers. R. B. M. 



Columbia City, Ind. — Dr. Burket, of 

 • Warsaw, who purchased the North Side 

 Greenhouses from Fred A. King and 

 E. A. Stanton, has made arrangements 

 with T. A. Baker to take charge of the 

 business. Mr. Baker came from New 

 Yoric last August to enter the employ 

 of the previous proprietors. 



The Cripper Ke%„f- 



that destroy your lawns 



— Dandellons.BuckPIan- 



tain and Crab Grass. In 



one season the Clipper 



will drive them all out. 



Your dealer should have 



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circulars and prices. 



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