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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



Fbbbcabt 0, 1905. 



ORANGE, N. J. 



The tenth annual installation dinner 

 of the New Jersey Floricultural Society 

 took place on February 3, with the help 

 of representatives of the floral and lo- 

 cal press, sister societies and numer- 

 ous representatives of the craft. Of the 

 first, who made responses were J. Austin 

 Shaw, W. J. Stewart and S. 8. Butter- 

 field. William Duckham spoke for the 

 Chrysanthemum Society. A letter of 

 regret was read from A. Herrington. 

 Mr. Berry, of Kelsey & Co., Neil Camp- 

 bell, C. H. Totty, Harry O. May, Dr. 

 J. M. W. Eatchen and Charles Weber 

 were also speakers. The evening was 

 filled in by responses from six ex-presi- 

 dents and numerous members. J. B. Da- 

 vis, in behalf of the auditing committee, 

 paid a glowing tribute to the services 

 and worth of Treasurer Macrorie and 

 to the services of John McGowan, whose 

 photographs of the prize-winning flow- 

 ers for the year covered the walls of the 

 banquet hall. 



The floral display was large and called 

 forth encomiums from Mr. Barry and 

 others. The exhibits were from Peter 

 Duff, Arthur Bodwell, Edwin Thomas, 

 William Bennett, William Reid, George 

 Van Qualen, Lager & Hurrell, Hale Flo- 

 ral Company and Guttman in Weber, 

 whose new carnation. Victory, occupied 

 a prominent place. It was the initial 

 night in the year's competition for silver 

 cups. 



The presentation of the twelve silver 

 cups won in last year's competition was 

 a feature of the earlier part of the even- 

 ing. J. B. D. 



CANTON, OHIO. 



Bay 



In Charles Lindacher's recent fire the 

 boiler shed and two greenhouses were 

 damaged and a large quantity of stock 

 frozen. He had $2,000 insurance on the 

 stock and was allowed $1,900, with 

 $1,200 allowance on the structures and 

 $250 on tools, in all $3,350. Rebuilding 

 was begun promptly and everything will 

 be in first-class shape by spring. The 

 retail trade was not interfered with by 

 the fire, as most of the stock destroyed 

 was bedding material for spring, which 

 is being replaced by purchase. 



nw PBZOB X.X8T OV 



nniM KAISER KRONEN sMin 

 Trees 



Orders l>ook«d bow. 



JUUUS ROEHRS CO. K%^S%"£*;; 



Ifcndon The R»t1cw when yoo wrlto. 



...PANSIES... 



London Prize Show Vlowera, exquisite colors. 

 Urge transplanted plants from cool bouses, 60c 

 per 100 by mail : tS.OO per 1000 by express. 



ObooBloa— 8-incta per 100, 18.00 



4-inch " 6.00 



▲■parsffns ■prrairarl— 4-inch. 6.00 



Plnmosiis— 4-incb. 6.00 



C. WHITTON, . UnCA, N. Y. 



ItoatloB Tte Barlew whca yon writ*. 



RUDBECKIA Per lOO 



Kxtra choice, large chimM $6.00 



AMTAMAQVU •PUVOBBX, Extra 



Quality. 2j!Mn. poto 2.00 



ASVABAOVS PLiriKOBirS, Extra 



auality, S^-ln. poU. . . 2.60 



▲SVABAOVS nirMOBVB, Extra 



quality, S-ln. pots 4.00 



Above prices cash with order. 



JOHN BBOD, NUes Center, IlUnois 



Mention The Bevlew when you write. 



Style No. 610. 



Also other Sizes and Styles carried in stock. 



McCray Florist 



REFRIGERATORS 



Superior in construction, insulation 

 and aer-vice rendered. Economical 

 in the use of ice, scientifically built. 



86 IV0H3SB WIDE; 30 IXrOHSB 

 DZSP; 74 IXrOKES HZOK 



IXr STOCK BEADT FOB 

 ZMKEDIATE SKZFICEET 



SPECIAL DESIGNS BUILT TO ORDER 



(Write at once for Florists' Catalogue No. 70.) 



McGray Refrigerators are Built in all Styles and Sizes for Any Purpose 



MR AY REFRIGERATOR C0.,7EKDTLviLLEjif£: 



BRANCH OfTICtS AND SALESROOMS-Ohicago. 66 Wabash Ave.; St. Louis. 404 N. Third St.; San 

 Francisco, 122 Market St.; Pittsburg. 308 Fourth Ave.; Detroit. 806 Woodward Ave.; Columbia, 

 8. C, Jerome Building; Boston, 62 Commercial St.; Columbus. Ohio. 856 N. High St.: Cleveland. 

 Ohio, 890 The Arcade. Addreae Mala Office aaleas yoe reaide in one of above named citlea. 



Minlion this jourasl and «■ will (tnd you (li« fellwlni catilogutt: Us. 39 for Rnldtscs, No. 45 for HoUli, Public 

 Inttltutlont and Cold Storags Housoa, No. 63 for eroctrTst, No. 58 for Moat Markots, No. 70 for Florists. 



FERNS AND PALMS 



OR ANY SALABLE PLANTS 



MUST BE BARGAINS 



To sell over retail counters. We can handle 

 large quantities of OOOD selling 8X002 

 if VBJCBB are BZOHT. 



ALPHA FLORAL CO. 



KANSAS CITY, MO. 



Mention The Review when joa write. 



FEVERFEW 



FOR— 



Decoration Day 



Fine atalf in 2*inch pots, 

 $3 per 100. Cash with order. 



S. J. GODDSRD 



FRAMINGHXM, MASS. 



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CHRYSANTHEMUMS 



BOOTXD CirTTXVOB VOW BEADT. 

 A Few of Oar Leaders: 



Wm. Duckham. Ben Wells. F. A. Cobbold. 

 Leila Fllklns. M 00 per 100; Dr. Enguehard, |4.i0 

 per 100; Mrs. Thirkell. K.CO per 100. 



Send for complete list. No order filled for less 

 than II 00. 



W. A. CHALFANT» Springfield, Mo. 



^•y^r\f\r\ Ten Weeks STOCKS White Cut 



^OUUV/ and Come Again and Blood Red trans- 



?>buited plants with (> to 8 leave*, 76c per 100; (7.00 per 

 000 Rooted Cattlnars— Heliotropei, T&cperlOO: 

 17 00 per 1000. Coleiu. 10 varieties; 65c per 100: t);00 

 per 1000. Vinca Var., II 00 per 100; 18 00 per 

 IMO. Feverfew. 75c per 100; r.CO per ICOO. Mar- 

 guerite*, yellow and white, 75c per 100; 17.00 per 

 lOUO. Alyasum, T5c per 100. Altemantheraa red and 

 yellow, fine plants, will make 10 or more cuttings to the 

 plant, at $3.b0 per 100. Cash please. 



Converae Oreenhonses, Webster, Mui. 



IMPORTED JAPANESE 



POMPON CHRYSANTHEMUMS 



ROOTED CUTTINGS 



Having secured the Japanese exhibit of 

 Pompon Obrysanthemoms at the World's 

 Fair, we have the following colors to offer : 



Flowers from 1 to 8K In. aeroaa; 

 Wliite; White with Lavender Bdg:e; 

 YeUow; Yellow with White Edye; 

 Tellow with Bronze Bdee; Laven- 

 der, Dark: Lavender, Llfrht; Bed; 

 Bed Hairy Petals, and Bronze, at 

 •3.00 per 100. Caah with order. 



Bentzen Floral Co., St. Louis, Mo. 



Mention The Review when yoo write. 



PANSY PUNTS.. 



100. 



Large Flowering, $2.60 per 1000 $0.80 



Aaparagns Plnmosos Nanus, small plant — 1.76 

 10 Varieties Oeranioms, 2 and 2>^-lnch pots.. 8.00 

 Altemantheraa, red and yellow, March 1. . . . 2.00 

 10 Varieties Ooleus, 2-inch pots, March 1 2.00 



CASH 



JOS. H. CUNNM6HAM, Dilawan, 0. 



Mention TOe Bevlew when yon write. 



For Sale, Greanhouse Material 



milled strictly of Louisiana Cypress. And wiU 

 cut and splice to order. Hotbed sash a spec- 

 ialty. Try V. E. Reich's Oxford Putty specially 

 made for greenhouse purposes. Estimates freely 

 lumisbed for greenhouse and hotbed glass. 



V.E. REICH, iHii^^^'AT Brooklyn, N.Y. 



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CEMENT 



BENCHES 



NIA6ARA CEyENT & CONCRETE CO. 



North Tonawenda, N.Y. 



Mention The Review when yon write. 



Always mention the Florists' Review whea 

 writing; advcrtisen. 



