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1528 



The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



October 25, 1906. 



DENVER. 



The Market 



Continued cool weather has had a good 

 effect, and baa brought good results, so 

 that at present writing the market is in 

 good condition. Stock in general much 

 improved, also quantity much increased, 

 with the exception of carnations. These 

 are more plentiful than last week, but 

 still scarce, and some question just how 

 soon there will be an abundant supply. 

 Shipping trade, good. 



In Beauties, there is some good stock 

 in now, both in long and medium stems, 

 selling at from $3 to $6 per dozen, 

 retail. 



Carnations, as said before, are short 

 in supply, but prices have not advanced. 

 The quality of some is very good, espe- 

 cially in Enchantress and whites. Law- 

 son shows good flowers, though stems 

 come short, but, owing to the scarcity, 

 this is overlooked. 



Brides and Maids continue to increase 

 in supply; improvement is noted also in 

 quality. Kichmond and Liberty are in 

 good shape and plentiful and selling 

 easily. 



Chrysanthemums are coming in more 

 plentifully and help out the shortage in 

 other lines. Some good stock is seen. 

 The prices are high for first-class stock, 

 but the coming week will see plenty oi 

 all grades on the market, when the prices 

 may break. 



Violets are getting better every day, 

 and some nice stock is coming, with 

 prices reasonable, from 50 cents to $1 

 per hundred for selects. 



Varioui Notes. 



Brenkert & Wall are cutting some of 

 the finest Eobinson mxuns seen in a long 

 time. 



The Park Floral Co. show a fine line 

 of blooming plants. Their Lorraine 

 begonias are especially fine. 



The Alpha Floral Co. expects to move 

 into new quarters November 1. 



Miss Luffman, of the Spokane Florist 

 Co., Spokane, Wash., was a recent visitor 

 on her return from the east, having 

 attended the convention at Dayton, 0. 



The Florists' Bowling League has 

 opened the season. The teams, instead 

 of going by numbers this year, took the 

 name of a flower, as The Columbines, 

 The Beauties, The Violets, The Carna- 

 tions, etc. The Beauties took two games 

 out of three from the Columbines. The 

 Carnations took three straight from the 

 Violets. Both the losing teams say they 

 cannot do it again. 



Fred Maler is cutting some fine vio- 

 lets and E. E. Peterson has brought in 

 some good ones. E. S. K. 



Chester, Pa. — Lester Yeatman and 

 Norris Scott will engage in growing 

 mushrooms at Concordville. 



Nbw York, N. Y.— The park board 

 has received bids for a large new green- 

 house adjoining the others in Central 

 park. 



Benton Habbob, Mich. — Two years 

 ago the Eldred-Sykes Co. bought out the 

 Twin City Floral Co., of this place, and 

 the business of the two firms was even- 

 tually consolidated under the title of the 

 Benton Floral Co. This firm recently has 

 engaged E. Pullen as grower, formerly 

 with the Twin City Floral Co., as man- 

 ager, and later with G. Baldwin, Oak 

 Park, 111. 



STANDARD PLATE GLASS CO. 



Manafaotnrers, Importers and Jobbers 



American and French Greenhouse Glass 



86-80 Sudbury street, DACTniy ILI A CC 



1.68 Portland Street. 0\l3 I UII9 ItI/%00« 



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TheGem Support 



THS GKM SUPPORT is made of galvan 

 ized wire, coneistinK of one stake and two rings 

 which can be raised or lowered according to the 

 needs of the user, or when not in use can be 

 folded flat without tbe rings being removed from 

 the stalce, and cannot tangle. Takes very little 

 space when folded. Neat, durable and practical. 

 Received tbe bigbest award of merit as the best 

 support to date at the National Convention, Day- 

 ton. Ohio. 



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J. H. BROXEY 



DAYTON, OHIO. 



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Model 



EXTENSION 

 CARNATION SUPPORT 



Also Galvanised 

 Steel Rose Stake* 

 and Tyingr Wire 



Endorsed by all the leading: 

 carnation growers as tbe 

 best support on tbe market. 

 Made witb two or three circles. 

 Prompt shipment guaranteed. 

 Pat. July 27. 1897; May 17, 1898. 

 Write for prices and circulars. 



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A8-71 Metropolitan Av9,, 

 BROOKLYN. N. T. 



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Are Ton Going To BUILD This SRASONt 



Then write as for an Estimate on Either 



Glazin|{. Painting or Installing of Steam 

 and Hot Water Heatlnj{. 



Cor terms are right. Our work will be done rif ht. 



LONGREN & OLSEM 



BOX 1864 JOLIXT, ILL. 



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THE FLORISTS* HAIL ASS'N 

 HAS PAID $101,000.00 



for glasa broken by hail In the past twenty years. 



For particulars address 

 JOHN O.E8L£K,8ec'y. Saddle Rlver.N. J. 



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DEPENDABLE PAINT 

 DEPENDABLE PUTTY 

 DEPENDABLE GLASS 



At the lowest prices coDsistent with quality. 

 ORBENHOUSB GLASS A SPECIALTY. 



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SSS-SSO Race St., PHILADELPHLA 



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STENZELCLASSCo. 



2 Hudson St.» New York 



Sole distributors of **WHITK R08K** Green, 

 bouse OUws. Do not buy ordinary window 

 flasB when you can get special Kreenbouse glMS 

 at tbe same price. 



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SICBERT'S ZINC 



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Glazing Points 



ARB FOSITITi:i.T THE BEST. LAST FOB- 

 ■TKB. Over 16,000 pounds now in use. A sure 

 preventive of glass sUpplntr. Effective on large 

 or amall glass. Easy to drive. Easy to extract. 

 Two aizea. H and %, 40c per lb.; by mail 16c ex- 

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 Vor sale by the trafle. 



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