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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



Mabch 30. 1006. 



MILWAUKEE. 



The Market 



Mild spring weather is bringing in 

 stovk at a lively rate and orders of all 

 descriptions are filled without any dif- 

 iieulty. Koses and carnations never were 

 SLS fine as at the present time and de- 

 mand seems to keep pace with the sup- 

 ply. There has been no sign of Lent 

 interfering with trade to any extent. 

 The warm weather is showing its ef- 

 fect on violets and these may be prac- 

 tically out of the market at Easter this 

 year. The supply of bulbous stock is 

 light at present, as most growers are 

 holding it back for Easter. Azaleas are 

 advancing rapidly and a cool tempera- 

 ture will have to be maintained to re- 

 tard them enough to hold them for Eas- 

 ter. Indications are for a good supply 

 ■of lilies, both cut and pot plants. 

 Spira?as, hydrangeas, lilac and hardy 

 -roses are showing signs of hitting the 

 market at the right time. 



Various Notes. 



The stock and fixtures of B. G. Lam- 

 bros, bankrupt, have been sold and a 

 new company may be formed to continue 

 the ousiness. 



Jos. E. Pollworth, secretary and treas- 

 urer of the C. C. PoUworth Co., will be 

 married April 3, to Miss Alma Yahr, 

 •daughter of ex-Senator F. T. Yahr, and 

 president of the Yahr & Lange Drug Co., 

 •one of the largest wholesale drug houses 

 in the northwest. Miss Yahr is a popu- 

 lar west side belle and prominent in 

 society circles. 



O. H. Sassri, a well known florist, was 

 instantly killed last Friday by being 

 run over by a street car. The car was 

 slowing up at the corner crossing and 

 the accident was not seen by either con- 

 ductor or motorman and how he hap- 

 pened to get under the car seems un- 

 •explainable. Mr. Sasse was 40 years of 

 acre and had retired from the florist busi- 

 ness recently and engaged in the real 

 •estate and contracting business. 



Incog. 



Atlanta, Ga.— All those in the trade 

 here seem to be doing a satisfactory 

 business. Spring is opening and every- 

 one is busy. The Nunnally Co. is build- 

 ing two new houses at its extensive 

 plant, one of the largest in the south. 



• LUMBER. 



— FOR— 



GREENHOUSE 

 BENCHES 



Ship Lap, Drop Siding, Sheathing, 



Flooring, White Cedar Posts, Etc. 



W* mx% In a apaolal 

 poiltloa to famish 



"Pecky Cypress'' 



EVERYTHING IN PINE AND 

 HEMLOCK BUILDING LUMBER 

 — Write for Prloei 



ADAM SGHILLO LUMBER GO 



""Jr.So'.i.'ll.. CHICSCO 



Telephone North 1626 and 1627. 



"Absotuttlv safe and reliable. Ask your friends. ' 



Dry Rot 

 Fungus 



Are alike 

 Defied 

 by the 



Red 



Gulf 

 Cypress 



of which 

 we build 



OUR TANKS. 



W. E. Caldwell Co. 



Louisville, Ky. 



Mcntton The Review when you write. 



FOUND 



A place where new and old 

 material for the complete 

 er^tion or repairing of 



GREENHOUSES 



M.M.can be procured in.^... 



Exchange for Cash 



Economical iloriste get our 

 prices on Glass, Boilers,V(n- 

 tilatingApparatus, Fittings, 

 Pipe, White Lead, Paint, 

 Putty. Hotbed Sash, Etc 



OI.D OBEBNHOUSE8 BOUGHT 



METROPOLITAN 

 ATERIAL CO. 



13N-I40I ■itraptllti* AniM. BROOKLYN, N. Y. 



Reference*: 

 . Dan, Bndstreet and Broadway Bank of Brooklyn. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



S. WILKS MFG. CO., 



MaiiTifhfl tn r wra of 



Greenhouse Boilers, 



35tli lod Shields Aie., Chicago, III. 



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Special Stock 



FOR EASTER. 



NEW JERSEY MOSS & PEAT GO. 



SstabUahsd 1890. 

 IRVING PREDHOIIE, Prtp. BABtnEGAT, ST. J. 



Bet&U Dealers In MOSS AND PEAT 

 10,000 BalM on HanA for 1005. 



We take pleasure in bandinv 70a this circular 

 and trust you will take time to read It and be 

 benefited by It. We have been in this business 

 for the past 15 years, so in dealinK wltb us you 

 are sure of xettinr tbe benefit of our U> years' 

 experience in this line. 



We quote Xoaa at the followirit prices: 

 Hatnral Orowtli Xoaa, bales of 6 barrels. 

 $2 26: bales of 10 barrels. ti.2S, tbis Rrade is for 

 fine deslRn work. B«l«ot«d Htook ICoaa, 

 bales of 5 barrels. $2.60 : bales of 10 barrels. 

 96 00. this grade is for very fine deslen work and 

 special occasions. For anraery Btock Itoaa 

 please write as for prices. Oasb with order we 

 will allow six per cent off. 



l^eaf Xold, ribrona and Sottad Ptat, 

 we name the followinir price per 1 barrel sack : 

 lots of 1 to 6 sacks, $1.00 ; 6 sacks, 90 cents : 10 

 sacks, 80 cents ; 16 sacks, 76 cents ; 20 sacks. 70 

 cents : 26 sacks, 66 cents. 



Orsan Olnmp Moai, per sack, 1 to 5, tl.60 : 

 6 sacks tl.26: 10 sacks, $1.12; 20 sacks. $1.00. 

 BilTsr Band, per barrel. 1 to 6. $1.76 : 6 bbls., 

 $1.60: 10 bbls., $1.26; 20 bbls., $1.12; 2&bbls.,$1.00 



KOVOSABXiB MBHTZOV. 

 BOOXBTT OF JJEBXZOAV F&OBZBTB. 



This is to certify that Irying Predmore is en- 

 titled to Konoraola Mantion for having clean 

 and well-packed Bphaffnnm IKoaa and Peat. 

 Exhibited at Oleveland. Ohio. August 18-21. 1896. 

 WnxjAM 800TT. President. 

 Wm. J. Stxwabt, Secretary. 



f NOTICE. 



Enclose this coupon with cash and you 

 may have your choice of these special offers. 



Natural Qrowth. Selected 



1-10 Barrel bale for $8.90 9 4.60 



»-10 7.76 8.76 



8-10 11.60 18.60 



6-10 22.60 26.50 



10-10 87.00 40.00 



This offer will expire on June 1, 1905. 



Trusting you will favor us with an order, we 

 aie. Yours respectfully, 



HBW JEBBBT MOBB » PBAT OO. 



Reference-Wm. H. Maule, 1711 Filbert St.PhUadel- 



phia; A. W. Smith, 345 6th Ave., PitUburg, Pa. 

 Mention The Review when yon write. 



The Standard 



VcMitilating Machinery 



•me original fnaohlne with 

 aeU-ollliig onpB. The most 

 powerful, leaat compU- 

 eated, very compact with 

 eaae of operation. 



The New Duplex Gutter 



Over six miles in use and 

 hlglily reoommended by 

 all The only Drip Proof 

 glitter on the market 



lis tiss<sr< Rstsra Sttsa Trss 

 It has no equals for rimplidty 

 or ita working. Catalogae free. 



E. WPPARO. Yoaaoatowa. Ohio. 



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Wired Toothpicks 



Manof aetozed by 

 W. J. COWEE, BERLIN, N. Y. 



10,000-... SI. 50: 60,000... B6.S5. Sample fraa 

 For sale by dealera. 



M..m|..ii Til.- l(..v|i\\ whpii yon write. 



HITCHINGS & CO. 



2 3 3 M E R C C R ST , NEW YORK. 



GREE\H()11SL BOILIRS 



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