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The Weekly Florists*^ Review* 



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YOUR STEAMER ORDERS 



A. 



Are earnestly solicited and my personal 



attention will be given even to the 



smallest detail. 



^^AnEIMDOnr I I 1193 Broadway. NEW YORK 



ALWAYS WRITE OR TELEGRAPH 

 1193 BROADWAY 



BXTAH. ORDKR8 SOUCITED FOB 



PITTSBURG, PS. 



H. L BLIND & BROS. 



80 FIFTH STREET. 



Ctereful and prompt attention to 

 out<of-town orders. 



LI MPFP Floriat, 218 61 

 • I. I^Crr, PITTSBURG, 



6th St. 

 PA. 



Personal attention f Iven to out-of-town 

 orders for dell very In Plttsburgr and vicinity 



ATLANTA FLORAL CO. 



41 PucMiie SiKit, ATLANTA. GA. 



U. J. VIRGIN, 



NEW ORLEANS, a 



888 

 Canal Street, 



Orders UllillCCnTA of the Northwest will 

 lor MinnCoUIA be properly executed by 



AUG. S. SWANSON, 



ST. PAUL. MINN. 



Mrs. Chas. Eickholt 



Av,nltu. Galveston, Tex* 



GEO. S. MIRTFELDT 



Minneapolis, Minn. 



J. J. BENEKE 



01lT« Street. St* LOUlS, MOe 



WASHINGTON. 



State of Trade. 



While the solons tarry at the national 

 capital there will be dinners — consequent- 

 ly decorations. Good stocks of Killar- 

 ney, Liberty and Bridesmaid are being 

 used. The inferior grades of roses are 

 a drug, sweet peas, sweet Williams and 

 other outdoor flowers being taken in 

 preference. Cut rambler rosQs sell bet- 

 ter than the common grade of green- 

 house roses. Snapdragon, coreopsis and 

 water flowers are in quantity. Though 

 low prices prevail, it is really surpris- 

 ing what a great amount of outdoor 

 stock is being sold. There is consider- 

 able movement in rose plants for sum- 

 mer planting. 



On June 9 the city was visited by an 

 unusually heavy wind storm, with great 

 rainfall. Many trees on the capitol 

 grounds and in the street parking were 

 broken oflf or damaged. No great loss 

 was sustained by any of the growers 

 tliough several acknowledged that they 

 got a scare. Scotty. 



Peterborough, Ont.— Frank Mason 

 13 clearing land for an addition to hi- 

 place, 22x40 feet. 



Sedalia, Mo.— Chas. A. Pfeiffer re- 

 ports a heavy Decoration day business 

 and several fine rains which have re- 

 vived interest in outdoor planting. 



Branch Stores, 1474 Broadway, New York, Madison Ave. and 71 si St., New York 



Telephonk No. 89, Madison Square 



Chiffon Band Ribbons 



The most attractive Ribbons for Summer Deco- 

 rations. These light-weight ideas help wonder- 

 fully in getting everything just right. 



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STEAMER SAILINGS. 



Put a sign in your window, with the 

 steamer sailings of that date and the 

 information that you can deliver flowers 

 on board any outgoing steamer. It will 

 get you many profitabe orders. You can 

 till the orders by telegraphing them, if 

 time is short, to a dealer represented on 

 the Eeview's page of Leading Eetail 

 Florists. Here are the principal sailings 

 for the next fortnight: 



Steamer — From — 



P. Irene New York. . . 



Zeeland New York . . . 



St. Paul New York... 



.Mosaba Now York . . . 



Brlsgavla Baltimore. . . 



Umbrla New York. . . 



Patricia New York. . . 



Hudson New York . . . 



Belfast Baltimore. . . 



Astoria Philadelphia. 



Columbia New York. . . 



St. Cuthbert. . .New York. . . 



Cevlc New York. . . 



P. Adalbert. . ..New York. . . 

 KlngWlU'mll. New York... 



Caronla New York . . . 



Potsdam New York. . . 



Oceanic New York. . . 



SlclUa New York. .. 



Cietlc Now York . . . 



Oyrarlo Boston 



Bremen New York . . . 



I.a Savole New York. . . 



K. A. Victoria New York. . . 



K. Louise New York. . . 



Protonla New York . . . 



Campania Now York . . . 



New York New York . . . 



Minneapolis New York. . . 



Abessinla Philadelphia. 



Huelva Philadelphia . 



P. Alice New York. . . 



OeorRlc New York. . . 



Noordam New York . . . 



Teutonic Now York. . . 



La Provence . . . New York . . . 



Cedrlc New York... 



Bordeaux New York . . . 



Ktruria New York . . . 



Minnehaha New York. . . 



Kiirope Baltimore 



Pennmanor Philadelphia. 



Vaderland New York. . . 



Canopic Boston 



To— Sails- 

 Naples June 16 



Antwerp . . .June 18 

 S'thampton .June 16 



Loudon June 16 



Hamburg . . .June 16 

 Liverpool . . .June 16 

 Hamburg . . .June 16 



Havre June 16 



Dublin June 16 



Rotterdam . .June 16 

 (ilasgow . . . .June 16 

 Antwerp . . . .June 16 

 Liverpool . . .June 19 



Naples June 19 



Bremen June 10 



Liverpool . . .June 19 

 Rotterdam . .June 20 

 Liverpool . . .June 20 



Naples June 20 



Naples June 21 



Liverpool ...June 21 



Bremen June 21 



Havre June 21 



Hamburg ...June 21 



Naples June 23 



Hamburg . . .June 23 

 Liverpool . . .June 23 

 S'thampton .June 2.S 



London June 2.1 



Hamburg . . .June 23 



Leith June 23 



Bremen June 26 



Liverpool . . .June 26 

 Rotterdam . .June 27 

 Liverpool . . .June 27 



Havre June 28 



Liverpool ...June 29 



Havre June .30 



Liverpool ...June 30 



I»ndon June 30 



Leith June 30 



Rotterdam . .June 30 

 Antwerp ....JuneSQ 

 Naples June 30 



Shenandoah, Ia.— O. B. Stevens has 

 5,000 feet of glass in greenhouses, with 

 about an equal area in hotbeds. He has 

 quite an area of hardy stock of various 

 kinds, and finds the business pushing 

 him all the time, demand is so good. 



Sioux Falls, S. D.-^oe Tosini is re- 

 building two houses 16x80 and four 

 houses 20x61. He has 18,000 feet of 

 glass and six acres of ground. A very 

 good increase in business is shown by 

 comparing this year with 1905, and he is 

 planning for another increase next sea- 

 son. 



NEV ORLEANS. 



The organization of the Southern 

 Florists' Society at Chattanooga on May 

 22 is nothing new, but the subject is of 

 importance enough to call the attention 

 of the trade again to the new departure. 

 Every florist in the south ought to send 

 in his application. Once a member he 

 will surely sometime feel the advantage 

 of the society. It is very encouraging 

 to see the enterprise represented already 

 by five or six different states and every- 

 thing from the start points to a bright 

 future. 



Dry weather and dull times are all 

 that I can report. Our Memorial day 

 is not much in New Orleans. November 

 1 is the day we remember our dead. It 

 is too warm now to think of decoration, 

 still a few soldiers' graves and Grand 

 Army tombs were well remembered. It 

 gave some work to a few florists, J. H. 

 Menard seeming the busiest of all. 



M. M. L. 



Westbury Station, N. Y. — Wm. 

 Stuppe has discontinued business and re- 

 moved to Woodlawn, New York City. 



South Bend, Ind. — Irving Gingrich 

 and Miss Edith Maria Studebaker, 

 daughter of Mrs. Henry Studebaker, 

 were married June 6. The wedding was 

 one of l^e largest of the season and the 

 floral decorations were profuse. 



E.F.WINTERSONCO. 



46-47-49 Wabash Ave. 

 CHICAGO 



Boston Ferns 



Wnch $30.00 perlOO, now ready. 



2" nch $45.00 per 100, ready about July l. 



7-lnch 60.00 



8-inch 12 00perdoz. " 



9-lDch 18.00 



These Perns are being cool-grown for ua 

 and are exceptionally good value lor the 

 money. We are now bookinK orders for 

 future delivery. Send In your orders early 

 as supply of larger sizes Is limited. Try a 

 sample order. 



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