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Massachusetts 



24 TrMBont St. 



LimniMtftsoNscoiiPii 



Brim by win retiivi ajrMwt aad careM ciecatiM. 

 We can refer to leadiiM florists in all princinal 



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y Ma BoyUtan St., 



BOSTON 



Mcnbtr llcrisb'td^raph Dtlivcry AssodatiM 



LOWELl, MASS. 



flORSE&BEILS,«HcRimckSf. 



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Worcester, Nass. 



RMDALL'S aaWEK SIOP 



Member Florista' Telegraph Deliver y. 



Up r« km IpANGE 



Worcester, Hsss. 



DeUvers to a|l points ia New England. 

 125,000 square feet of glass. 



Mmter Floriats' Telecraph Delivery A^iffooifttkiw 



SALT LAKE Gin 



ALSO PARTS OP COLORADO. IDAHO. 

 HONTAIiA AI^D NEVADA 



HUDDART FLORAL CO. 



69 Soaili Main Stroet 

 MmOmw norfati' T«teffr»pli DeUverr Aaa'n. 



A Ca^() This Size 



Oofftfl Only 70o j>«r We«k 

 oQi Y«lVly Order 



II woaH keep your name and your facilities 

 before tlie wkole trade. 



A half-inch card ooeto only 36c per week on 

 ytarly order. 



PROVIDENCE, R. I. 

 ^ ^ '*' t.l JOHNSTON A CO.. 



fcwEMlSiBlPaMs 



171 WeykssMt at. Pisi M ss s s 



QROCKTQN* MASS. 



AQ otdtn received, daUvemd promptly In N«w 

 llW.mTIUWAY. *'°»^°^- 9 Mala sired 



LYRR MASS GIBBS BROS. 



liinU, niltlll. aM union 8tr«*t 



vwiMPscan 



. SU Union 8trM* 



We deliver also 



WELLESLEY COLLEGE 



fwa 1«U. Walaat 9^1. iMlArUUia Hall 8eho«|s 



TAiIbT, Wellesley, Haas. 



Long PMaoce Tel.. WeUesley iA-1, 44-2. 44-3 



Let-"Penn Service" 

 execute your tele- 

 graph ordersi — 

 prompt deliveries 

 made anywhere in 

 New England. 



BOSTON. IMASS 



[ **Penn, the Telegraph Florist" 



Member of Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association j 

 97-43 BROiVIFfeLD STREET ; 



Boston, Massachusetle 



149 Tkvmont Str««t 

 Th* Central^ Located Plortet Shop 



T«p In liciMciki^ Wt«Nt|iir«itiiiiiewCiiM 



Members of Florists' Telegraph Delivery 



BOSTON, MASS. 



HSKRT B4IV>llUnr. Vlorl.t. Q Paflfc St. 



BO year*' experience in the florist busineM guarantees 

 efficiency to take care of all orders. ?0 per cent aUoved 



PAUL RIVER 



MASSACHUSISTTS 



RODGISRS « SlUQQi^N 



FUuEa Theatre Building 



August 5. She is still quite active for 

 an octogenarian, and, staged a fine ta- 

 ble of cut flowers at Horticultural hall 

 August 7. 



Morris Saunders, of the staff of Wax 

 Bros., was married last week to Miss 

 Ida Abrahams. The happy couple are 

 spending their honeymoon at Winthrop, 

 Mass. 



Visitors last week included Walter 

 Kline, manager for Small & Sons, New 

 York, who was making a New England 

 tour vFith his wife; A. E. Earnshaw, 

 representing the Bon Arbor Chemical 

 Co., Peterson, N. J., and Mr. Dykes, 

 representing Edward Jansen, New 

 York. 



At Thomas Galvin 's Park street store 

 one window is devoted to an aquatic 

 display. Gladioli, lilies, ferns and 

 palms are effectively used in the other 

 windows. A number of the staff are 

 away on their vacations. 



Harry Quint states that business at 

 his Boylston street store is good. He 

 has good facilities for open-air dis- 

 plays and takes full advantage of 

 them. w. N. C. 



ST. LOUIS. 



The Market. 



Buyers at the wholesale markets last 

 week showed little activity, and all as- 

 serted that business, outside of funeral 

 work, was at a standstill. Stock is 

 of excellent quality and in quantities 

 large enough to fill all orders. There 

 is always an abundance of stock left 

 after the morning sales, and most of 

 it finds its way to the waste pile. The 

 weather last week was cool, which had 

 a good effect on roses. The stock 

 shipped in was of splendid quality. 

 Roses are plentiful in all varieties, but 

 little fancy long stock is arriving. 

 Killameys constitute the bulk of the 

 supply. Field-grown carnations are 



BHOPi^ ISLA ND 



iiunmiiii WATIBSC 

 inttingiiuli MilftnBia 



LEADING FLORfSTQ 



Sa PinincQ f^i, PROVIDENCE 



Members Florists' Telegrapli Delivery Ass'b. 



HINIUNOTON. VT.-«rriws fsr Vsramrt awl 



sra M. T. nw ts. iMT sadrs sa0«fistis. it right pries. 



DettvMT AaMOteifcm. 



Orders 

 solicited far 

 all parts ol 

 Oonh^dkot 

 Stores: ■ 

 741 Main 8C 

 .964A8ylai^i|3t. 

 ' OreeniioaaiB t 

 Benton i|. 



Bai'tfonU 

 Oosan. 



REUTER'f 



For IModo Island and Coana c ii— t 



— < Wootiirty. m. U 



Members Florists' Telegraph Delivery 



USt 



Yankton, Sooth Dakota 



^.grow Roses. Camatioiu, and allsnaoaable 

 Qowers. Floral emblems tliat are right. Ohn 

 ns your northwest orders. 160- page catalogue. 



GURNEY GREENHPUSE CSNTiUflr 



A Card This Size 



Oct. Only 70o per Week 

 on Yearly Order 



n wonld keep your name and yonr (adlltie* 

 before the wkole trade. 



A half-inob oard costs only 86c per week on 

 yearly order. 



VERMONT'S fLORIST 



W. E. PETERS 



137 «t. ^ani %U BURMHiTON. VT. 



