856 ThcWeddy Florists' Review. 



Mabch 2. 1905. 



All That Use It Say— ««THERE IS ONLY ONE/* 



DFREE trial f hre-pound ba^ will coit you nothing; more than the express charges on it. The trial 

 bag: will prove our assertion that it is the most effective^ cleanest and quickest as well as the 

 cheapest (10 cents per 100-foot house) article to fumig:ate with. All aphis killed in one nigfht — 

 our booklet tells of it; we mail one on request. 



THE H. A. STOOTHOFF COMPANT, Tobacco Powder Hobbyists, 116, 117, 118 West St., New York 



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. SALT LAKE QTY. UTAH. 



Death of P. T. Fftii^tft. 



Peter T. Huddart, the well known 

 florist, died February 20 at the Turk- 

 ish bath parlors in the Kenyon. He had 

 been at the institution for a week, under- 

 going treatment for a nervous disorder, 

 and seemed to be on the road to recov- 

 ery. About 1 o'clock, after having par- 

 taken of a light meal, in attempting to 

 walk across the room he was seized with 

 a fainting spell and before medical as- 

 sistance could be had he was dead. 



Mr. Huddart was born in England in 

 1864. PVom his childhood he had 

 worked in and about a greenhouse for 

 his father, who was a florist. At an 

 early age he came to America and 

 worked at the business in New York 

 city for two or three years. Some nine 

 years ago he came to Salt Lake, 

 where he set up an establishment of 

 his own, and this city has since been 

 his home. He leaves a wife and one 

 daughter, the latter four years old. 



FORT WAYNE, IND. 



Death of Charles E. Vesey. 



Cliarles E. Vesey died February 18, 

 of lockjaw, after a brief but terrible 

 illness. The fatal termination followed 

 stepping on a nail, which penetrated the 

 foot. Mr. Vesey was 37 years of age, 

 a man of brilliant attainments and ex- 

 emplary character. He was a brother 

 of the popular Judge Vesey, of W. J. 

 & M. S. Vesey. He was shortly to 

 have married Miss Tillie Meinhardt, of 

 St. Louis, who was summoned to Fort 

 Wayne when it was seen that his in- 

 jury was of a serious character. Her 

 i)rother, Fred Meinhardt, was also pres- 

 ent at the funeral February 20. 



M\RYViu.E, Mo. — In the recent cold 

 weather the water main supplying C. H. 

 Hollied's place was frozen up. The wa- 

 ter company kept him supplied by wagou 

 niul the old-time hand force pump wag 

 Sigain brought into use. 



Milwaukee, Wis.— 'At the green- 

 houses of the C. C. Pollworth Co. they 

 caught a muskrat the other night while 

 watching for the thief who was de- 

 spoiling the carnations. They estimate 

 that the muskrat had eaten off 1,000 car- 

 nation blooms in thirty nights. 



ROOTED COLEUS cuniNGS 



Vsrsohaffeltll, Ooldan Qn««a,''tiord Pal- 

 marstoB, rir« Brand, Beckwith's Oam 

 and Fanolss, eOo par 100 ; 95 per 1000. 



Ooldcn B«dd«r, (origrlnal), and Hero. 76o 

 psrlGO; •e.OO par lOOO. 



A discount of 10 per cent allowed on 10,000 or 



more Ooleug. More liberal dlBCounts on larger 



orders. 

 AOBXATVII- Princess Pauline and Stella 



GumeV; 



KB&ZOTBOFB, 75c per 100: 96.00 per 1000. 

 SaiiVZA—Splendens and Jean Revenal. Rooted 



cnttinKB 75c per 100 ; 96.00 per 1000. 

 VXVCAB— VarleKata, S-lncb pots. 96.00 per 100. 



Add 20c par 100 for all cutHngs sent by mail. 



FRANK A. PIERSON, Cromweil, Conn. 



Mfntlon The R»tI>w when job writa. 



FEVERFEW 



- -FOR ] 



Decoration Day 



Fine stuff in S^^-ineh pots, 

 $3 per 100. Cash with order. 



S. J. GODDXRD 



FRAMINGHSM, MASS. 



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iiOe.OOO PAMSIE8 — Fine large traniplanted 

 plants, Prixe StraiD, of the famous large- flowering Bug- 

 nots Castien, Odier and Trimardeau. stocky plants 

 from cold frame, 50c per 100: 13 00 per 1000; extra large 

 plants comingin bud, tlperUO; ts per 1000. Mammoth 

 Verbenas. R. C, COc per 100; 15.10 per 1000. Dwarf 

 Blue Lobelia, R. C , 11.00 per 100: 18 00 per 1000. 

 Ageratum Dwarf Bine, 60c per 100. Asparagus Pla- 

 mosus. from flats, ready for 8-inch. 12.00 per 100; 3-iDch, 

 93.00 per 100. Stocks, double white for Easter, II 00 

 per 100; 98 00 per 1000. Salvias. Red Splendens, tl.OO 

 per 100. Feverfew, donble white, 91.00 per 100: 98.C0 

 per 1000. Daisies, double white. 75c per ICO; 95.00 per 

 1000. Planu by the 100 free by mail. 



SAMUEL WHITTON, IMT ertrAn., UTICA.N.Y. 



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ORCHIDS 



▲rrlwad in fin* condition, Oattlaya 

 Kandalll, Dandroblnm Waxdlannm, 

 &a«lla Anoaps and Onoidinm Tlffri- 

 nnm nnrnlonlattun. We also ofler fine 

 well irrown bulbs of Calantbe Veitcbli. 



Lager & Hurrell, iLTrf Summit, N. J. 



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The orders show the facts: that the 

 Review is all right as an advertising 

 medium. — B. H. Haverland, Pleasant 

 Run, O. 



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I HAVE PURCHASED 



the Oreenjiiouse j and i^Hock of the ^ 

 bes Moines Plant Co. 



in which I shall grow exclusively wholesale,, 

 keeping my other bouses on 24tb and Ingersoll 

 Avenue, as a retail place. I shall be grateful for 

 any favors from old customers of the Dea 

 Moines Plant Co. or my own or any new ones. 

 I shall treat you right. Satisfaction guaranteed. 



HAVE READY 



lO.OOO SHASTA DAISIKS that have 

 stood aO degrees below this winter and are in 

 line Bbai)e. Large field-grown plants, 91.00 per 

 100. Express prepaid. 



Reotad CHttlsc*, O a r a n i u m s— S. A. 

 Nutt B. Poitevtne. Hill, La Favorite, Ricard, 

 Perkins. Vlaud, 91.60 per 100. 



Marcuarltas, 91.00 per 100. 



Favarfaw, 91.00 per 100. Express prepaid. 



Panay ^lanta, my own impoitation. finest 

 money could buy, mixed. 40c per lOO: 93.C0 per 

 1000. Express prepaid. Bronze, yellow, white, 

 tiny faces, in color, same price. 



Vineaa, fall struck cuttings, fine stock, 91.60 

 per 100. 



LattMoa Planta —Black Seeded Simpson, 

 Big Boston, Boston Market, Grand Rapids, Den- 

 ver Market. 



Cabbaga— Jersey, Wakefield and Succession. 



■aiipaa Baats, 25c per 100; 9100 per 1000. 

 Express prepaid. 



Parsley. Oelery, Tomato Plants, ready soon. 



Don't forget me for your Astar Planta^ 

 Sample's BranchinK, Queen of the Market. 

 Peonia Flowered. Ostrich Feather, Rays, all 

 colors. Ready soon. 



Also a great number of other seedlings. I will 

 let you know when ready. 



CHARLES GAY 



CO. 



DES MOINES, IOWA. 



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We want room and for every order you send 

 the Cash with before March 1, 1906, you may de- 

 duct 10 per cent on the foUowlDg Ferns. SatU~ 

 faction Guaranteed. 



Boston Ferns 



We qnote Fine No. 1 Stock We want to 

 call your attention to our prices on Ferns. Fin- 

 est stock. We would like a trial order and will 

 guarantee to please yon. Boston, per 100— 2^-in.. 

 94: 3-ln.. 98; 4-ln.,915; 5- In.. 926; 6-ln.,940. Each— 

 8-ln.. 91 to 91.60; lO-ln., tl 50 to 92 50. Plersonl. 

 oer 100-2M-ln., 95; 3-ln.. 912 50; 4-ln.. 930; 4-in., 

 936. Each— 6-in., T5c to 91 : specimen plants, 91.6ft 

 93.60, 93 50 and 96. FINE ASPABAGUS— 

 Flnmosnii. per iaO-2-ln , 93.50 to 95; 3-ln., 96 to 

 98: 4 Id.. 915; 6 in. 925 Sprenarerl. per 100-2-ln., 

 92eOto93 50; 3-ln.. 98.80 to 95; 4-Tn., 910; 5-ln.,ri6. 



In sending for samples of any stock you want 

 to buy, send &0c or 91 00; then you get enough to 

 show you the quality of stock. 



GEO. A. KUHL, PEKIN; ILL. 



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aaW FBXOB LIST ov 



PmsM KAISER KRONEN smh* 

 Bay Trees 



Ordars booked now. 



JULIUS ROEHRS CO. S^;^^'£*;: 



Itoattai The ScTlaw vbta yoa wzlta. 



