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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



N()\i:.Mui;it 15, lOUG. 



out .'it the lli'Nl li.-lt lirrillj;. tllf MH'Cl i ll^ 



dl' till' llliiiiii.>; St;ii(> l-'lorists' Assiiria- 

 litiii ;it I '.liiuiiiiii;;liiii ill l"('l)rn;ir\ . 



Various Notes. 



.1. A. \':tli'iit iiir I el iinicil Ikiiiic I'ri 

 (liiy i'\ cniiii;', I'scurl iiij^ a ]iarty uf icii 

 ill' tlic I'.-i'-tiTii \i>ilciis. wliii s|M'iit tliri'C 

 or J'oiii ilays in Jiriixtr as liis yiicsls. 

 Ill tlic delegation wvjs • • I'- 'l'i>tty. A. 

 lI(M'iington. Will. I)u<kliaiii ainl 1\. 

 \'iii<(', ot Mailisoii. .s. ,1.; I'aui Daillc- 

 .loiizc aiul llfiiiy I >aillt'(loiizi'. I'latlinsli. 

 X. \ .J ami li'ol.ril I.aiii'ic. l'ro\ iilciico, 



i;. I. 



■j'lic lo<tnros ili'MTM' a licttcr jilace 

 iliaii litinT iiMiiii ill till' ,\niiex alVords. 

 Siicli >|ifaki IS as I], (i. K'out /.aim, C P>. 

 Whitiiall, I'rof. I'.lair. j-'rciiciic (lanc- 

 lirM ami, alioxr all. Miss Sijic, will not 

 tail In iiiloii-.st ainl lioM a crowd of 

 ilowcr l(!\('is it L;i\cii a comforlablc loom 

 where they I'aii lie heard. J'hil j'oley, as 

 a .sulislitiite, proNcd eutertaiiiing. It is 

 a good i'oaturo. 



'I'olty's \aso of v.hitc sjiort of Diiek- 

 liaiii went to tlie JIartsIiorne lieiiedt booth 

 Suiidav night, as did a nuinlH'r of other 

 . e\hiliit~. The Whito Duckliani, over a 

 Week old and a thousand miles from 

 where they were grown, lirought ."0 eeiits 

 .•I [dece to the tuiid f<ir .liiiimy's widow 

 and kids, which, thanks lo the good work 

 of Will Kyle, \\;is increased scNcr.al iiun- 

 (lre<l.s of dollars. 



Saturd.-iy iiioriiing children were ad- 

 mitted for In cents, and several liundrod 

 were |ire.seiil, ( '. L. Hutch in.son liaving an 

 entire orplian asyltini and a lioinc for 

 iripiiled children theie as his guests. 



TIk^ ihange lo cold weather came ju.st 

 in time lo add to the work of dismant- 

 ling the shew. Heated w.agons were nee- 

 essary. 



^Faiiager (leorge .\smus walki^d with a 

 decided linijp Sunday night. 



The Visitors. 



The tr.-iile \isitors at tlie Chicago show 

 la^t week were more nuniertnis than at 

 any luesious exliibition. Jn last week's 

 ]{i:viE\v there was ;i list of si.xty who 

 had registered by Wednesday, and 

 Thursday is tlie big day for out-of-town 

 trade \isitor.s. ^^\ Saturday night the 

 following had been noteir^as present, 

 many of the gentlemen accompanied by 

 their wives: 



.\Hiik, 11. M.. n.-i.vtcn. Oliio. 



.\nicr|Milil. IMwmimI. .ImmcsvUIc. Wi<. '- 



.\iinii:iiMi, .1. I'.. iJluMidsvillc. III. 



.VlMlcr.^iiill. C. <;.. KciMish:!. Wis. 



.Ali<l<Ts.i!i. V. II.. P.clvi.l.'ic. III. 



r.acrmiiii. <.'. I".. .Mil\vaiik>-c. 



Ii:iil(ii(li. (Ins.. -Mnliilc. 



I!:iiiili(li. I'. II.. Mnliilc. 



I. allies, W. .1.. K.nis;is Ciix. 



ISiillicr. .\rllMir, CliiiNni. I:i. 



lt;iiii.iiUiii, iiul. 'I'ciic ll.iutc. 



Ilaiiiiiami. I'rc<l. 'I'cnc Ihniic. 



Hoal. .\. ('., ( li.'miiiaiKii. III. 



liciitlic.v. Dllo. New (asllc. hid. 



I!cr;.'slr"in. Kd.. M<inn'M<«-. 111. 



I'.crtiTiiiaiiii. .Inliu. Iiiili:oi:il"'lis. 



r.ills. II. .M.. liavcii|M,n, la. 



Hislinp, (I. <;.. rcritiai-. III. 



liissh iior. J. A.. I.ansiiiL'. .Micli. 



J?(i("lirin>.'cr. 1!. <;., H.t.v i'ii\, .Mi.ji. 



lircilmc.vcr. Iicil, liciioii. 



Itrowii. .\. •'., Spriii.L'liclcl. III. 



r.rowii. I'oi.i. (liisticii. Iiiil. 



I'.UclillCC. .Il.IlM T.. KlM-lslnld. HI. 



l!ull-i(k. Mrs. v.. .\I.. Illkliail. IimI. 

 V.liriiicistcr. Clias-.. .MilwaiiUcc _ 



I'.iiniiii. .Iiiliii. riiilail<'l|iliia. 

 Itiitlon. I r.nik. I.akc <;ciii'va. Wis. 

 Canliclii. .\. C, S|iriMi.'Hcl.l. 111. 

 Carlson. Oscar. Miiiiica|Milis. 

 Canniili.'ict. Ilarrictlc, K;iiikakcc. 111. 

 Caniiody. ,1. I".. i:vaiisvillc, Ind. 

 Clincfina. ,Jas,. Milwaukee. 

 Chanilicrs. ('. T.. Ionia. .Mich. 

 Coll', .T. N., Pcoijn. 111. 

 Coif, N.. I'poria, 111. 

 Col«»s. W. W., Kokoino, Ind. 

 Co%v(dI. .1. r.. ItulTalc]. 

 Cratili, (;co. r., «;ranil Kapiiis. 

 Cralit). Willinr F.. Crand Hapids. 

 CiaiK. M'in. 1'., I'liiladdphia. 

 Cross. i:ii. Ornnd Kapltls. 

 Currle, A. J.. Milwaukee. 

 I)ailled<iuze. Ilenr.v, riatbiisli, N. Y. 



Iiaillcdni!-/,., I'.iiil. rialliiisli. N. V. 



halhvi:;, (■., .\lilv, aiikcc. 



Kallui.i;, W. l... .Milw.aukcc. 



Paul. .Mrs. Kallicriiic. Ui-'alur. III. 



Kaiil. I'r.'iiik, llcraliir-. III. 



Kaiil. .'Inli|., Iiccaliii'. III. 



Mavi-. .1. W.. .Moiiisoii. 111. 



Iiiinii.iiiii. Win., .\<'\\ Ciisilc. Ind. 



Iinipici, iliiiily, I.al'a.vcllc. Ind. 



liniiiia-. 'I'licii. ,\.. I.al'a.vctlc. Ind. 



Inn kli.nii. Win.. .Miidison. .\. .1. 



Inidlcy. II. r... (Jalcsinn-;;. 111. 



Hiicliciidni-rcr. .Mrs. .\., and danj,'lilci'. i;iuno<l. 

 Ind. 



la-kli.'irl. Miss. Minneapolis. 



indrcduc. II.. I'.clvidere, III. 



KllicdI. W. II., r.rii:hl(in, Mass. 



i:Uis, I'ranU .M., St. l.ouis. 



i:ils. .Iiilia, Minneapolis, 



lOlspcrinann, J. »'.. i;v.-nisvillc, Ind. 



i:stwcll. Mr.. <il Sniilli .V: I'clli'is, Cleveland. 



I!\;nis. .1. .v., I;ic-Iininnd. Ind. 



i:vcrell. W. i:.. .Madis.ai. Wis. 



lalicr. Kd., Kankakee, 111. 



I'alier. Ceo.. Kankakee, III. 



1 eluer, Hairy i:.. (lenesco. 111. 



I'l.-iLicl, Sophia, Crand K.-ijiids. 



riick. Miss C. 11. , Fort \Va\n.'. 



I'lick, lanii. Fort Wayne. 



I'olhcrin.uhan. .1. K,. Tarrylown. .\. V. 



I'r.aser. Iiavid, I'll Ishin^'. 



Irederickson. i;., St. .loe, Midi, 



I'liedlcy, Iiank .\ . . Spiiiiiilicld. III. 



I ;chli,arill, C.irl II., l.,-ikc Ceneva. Wis. 



Cidlcnlliiii. C. .\.. I. a Crnsse, Wis. 



Cipnci'. .loliii. Nilcs. .Mich. 



( ;iii;:ri<li. Irviii:.', .Sonlli I'.elid. Inij. 



Corle.v . Vincent .1.. St. l.onis. 



Cratr. Win., (_:idninlais, (ihio. 



Cra\es. A. .1., r.looiiiiii;.'ion, 111. 



Crei'ory. I'.en.i.. M il\\ ••inkee. 



Creu'or.v. W.. I.ndiiiulon. Mich. 



I inilleiniii. .1.. I'eori.i. III. 



Cnlleil. W. .1.. Lincoln, Til. 



Cullman, .\, .1,, New Vi>i-k. 



llallook, F. v., (Queens. N. 'S'. 



Ilainiltoii. »'. .M., Kewanee. 111. 



Il.anson. Huko. (liinioinowoc. Wis, 



llarkett, W. A.. linlnKiiie. la. -j 



Ilarley, L, P., Ilarlldrd. Mi<h. 



Ilartinan, W. .\.. Sonlh Haven, Mh-li. 



Ilasselhriiif:, I?,, Flint. .Mi.li. 



Ilealh. ,\rllinr. Milwaukee. 



Heepe. F., .\kron. Olihi. 



Hermans, II., Sycaniore. Ill, 



Ileile, I'. F,. Kansas lily. 



Hen inirlon, .\,, Madison, .\, ,1, 



Hess. .1. .1,, Omaha. .Neli. 



Hev. .\, 'I'.. SpriiiKtield. 111. 



Hill, n,, Iliindee, HI, 



Hills, A. M.. Cohiinhiis-, Ohio, 



Hinchliire. .Mrs, i\ I,., Itncin.', Wis, 



H(dnies, W, F., Minneapolis, 



Ilowaril. ,T. C. Milwaukee. 



Hinnleld. S.. Muncie. Ind. 



Hnnkel. II, V.. .Milwaukee. 



Irish. H. C,, SI, l.onis. Mo, 



.lack. (ieo. W., Spriiii:liidd, 111. 



.lenkinsoii. T. 1'.. I'ittshniK. I'a. 



Kaps.ilis, I', H,. Milwaukee. 



Kastin;:. W. I',, Itiiffalo. 



KelhiL'tr. Ceo. M.. I'leasant Hill, Mo, 



Keinlilc. I. o,. Marshalllown, la, 



Keniiedv. W, .\,. .Mihvankee, 



Kidiler. H. F.. Ionia, Mi<h. 



Kieiiaiis, 'I', I',. I. a Crosse, Wis. 



Kirhv. W. W.. Ilel'iver. 



Klokner. A,, Waiiwalosa, Wis, 



Klcililcr, C,. I'eoria, 111, 



Kloj ■, II.. I'e<iria, 111. 



Kneilil. F. .1.. I'ort Wayne. Ind. 



Knopf. Cli.is,, Kafdne. Wis, 



Knowlcs, .\. K,. r.loomiii;.'ton. HI, 



Koeni.i:, futo ti,. St, L<niis-, 



Kr.iiner. .1, .\,. Cedar Uapids, la, 



Kriii;:. W. I,., Fairlmry, 111. 



Kiielin, C. .v.. St. l.onis. 

 ■Kulil. Ceo. A,. Fekin, 111. 

 • I.athain. Kalpli, .Minneapolis. 



I.anrie, Koliert, I'rovidcnce, I:, I. 



l.eai;ne. W. T., Hannihal. Mo, 



I.«'inoii, Fre<l IF. IJichinond. Ind. 



I.overiil^e, C.. I'eoria, 111, 



Fvon. ,1. W,. lielvidere. 111. 



M«Keen. T.. I'orl Huron, Mich. 



Maiidl, Michael, St. I'anl. 



.Mann, i:. .\.. Kichiiiond. Ind. 



Mav. John .\,, Sniiiniit, N. ,1, 



Meier, Albert, I.ake Ci'iieva, Wis. 



.Melnhardt, Fred IF, St. l.onis. 



MeinhardI, Matilda. St. I.ouis. 



Mellstroni, 'I',, Ilrn^res, I!el;.'inin. 



Meranitff, (has,, Milwaukee. 



Miller, .Mrs, i;.. .Mihvankee. 



.Miller, Theo,, SI, I.onis, 



.Moniixoinery, .\lex,. .Naliok. M.iss. 



Mueller, Cus,, Mihvankee. 



Mnrphy. Itoy. Cincinnati. 



Nelson, niieo.. Kenosha. Wis. 



.Niedtianel, .Inlins, Ihansville, Ind, 



osierlaj:. Ceo,. St. I.ouis, .Mo. 



I'aiios, (;,. .Minneapolis. 



I'earson, I'. C South Rend, Ind. 



I'cicrson, Andrew. Hoopeston, 111. 



PotersDii, .T. .\,, Cincinnati. 



Pfaffinan, .\lliert. Fort Wayne. Ind. 



Pliilpott, IF F,, Winnipeg, Man. 



Pierson. W. IF. Cromwell, Conn. 



Pike, Mrs, C, W,, Kaelne, Wis, 



Pluminer, F, W., Kewanee. 111. 



Pollworth, .T. F,, Mihvankee. 



Porter, L, ('., Itacine, Wis. 



Kayiier, Win,, Oconoinowo*', Wis, 



Keiss, Fdw.. 'I'erre Ilante. 



lioliinsoii. Frances. Crand Kapids, 



Koman. I. M.. Onialia. Xeli. 



Kyan. F, .\.. .Milwaukee. 



Salmon, ,1. ,T,, Akron, Ohio, 



Saiislidin, ,T,, .Monu'iice. 111. 



S,iw.\er, Ceo. A.. iMindec. III. 



Scliinidl. ll.ida. .Marcpiede. .Mich. 



Sehroeler, It. ,lr.. Delroil. 



Scidl. Win.. Crand Kapids. 



Siinonsoii. .Mrs, .\., Uacine, Wis, 



Skidelsky, S, S,, I'hil.idelphia, 



Slack. Waller, .Marion, Ind. 



Siiiel,\ , .los. .M., ,\iiidia. III. 



Smith, .\. .1., Fake Ceneva, Wis. 



Siniih, Chas.. Cleveland. 



Smith, i;imer II,, .\driaii, .Mich. 



Sinilh, I'. ('.. and daiiKlHcr. .\sliland. Wis. 



.Siniih, Henry, (iraiid Kapids. .Mich, 



Sinilli, Violet, Milwaukee. 



Smith, W, C,, St. Foiiis, Mo. 



Soiiden. ,l,inu'S, .Minneapolis. 



Slaep, Herman. Milwaukee, 



Slew, at, W. .1,, Koston. 



Stock. .leroine K,, Detroit, 



Slndeh.iker, Clem, and wite. South Rend, Ind. 



Snlliv.m, .1. F,, Detroit. 



Swanson, .Mrs. .Xn^nst. St. Paul. 



Swanson. .Mrs. O. ('.. St. Paul. 



Swinhaiik, Win., Svcamore, HI. 



Taft,"F. IF, A;;rlcultnral College, Midi. 



'J'eilinann. Cnnnar. Marion. Ind. 



'reinpl(\ .loliii 'I'.. D;iven|i(irt. la. 



'I'hornlon, I", IF, SIrealor, 111. 



Toennesm.-uin. F,, (Irand Itapids, 



Totly, Chas, If.. .Madiscju. .\. ,1. 



'riinier, Lewis, Kenosha, Wis, 



Turner, Waller. Kciiosh.a. Wis, 



I lili.i;. Oswald. Sonlh Fend. Ind, 



Valoin. ('.. .Milwaukee. 



Valcniine. ,1. .\.. Denver. 



Van Itochovc. C., Kalain.azno, Midi. 



Van Rochove. .1. IF, Kalamazoo, Mich. 



A'ince, IF, Madison. N. .1. 



W.alstroin. ,1. F,, Kalamazoo. Mich, 



Washluini. F. F,. l!locnnin;;tcui. 111. 



Washliiun, Ceo. .\,. P.loominj.'tcui. Ill, 



Weaver. A.. .Massillon. Ohio. 



Wi'her, Fred (',, Si. I.ouis. 



Welke. Finil, .Mihvaukt'C, 



Wells, U, IF. Kalani.azoo. Mich, 



Whilnall, C, 1'... .Milwankee. 



Wie'-'and, Ceo. I!.. Imlianapcdis. 



Wie«;ind. IF L.. Inili.-maiicdis. 



Wirlh. 'I'heo.. Minneapidis. 



Will. Olio, Minneapolis, 



Windier, Ceo.. St. I.ouis. Mo, 



WitterstaiMter, IF, Cim-innali. 



Wood, Mrs,, South Rend, Ind, 



Wixdsev. C. II.. and dausrtiter. Itockford, 111. 



Wyatt," S. M.. Watseka. III. 



YeatK. ,L i;.. Champaign. HI. 



VoiiiiK. Henry, SI. I.ouis. 



Zetller. L. .F. Canton, Ohio. 



Ziinmerman, T, P., Kockford, 



/iininerinan. W. C.. Milwankee. 



Zoellner. Paul. Fa Crosse, Wis. 



/.weifel, Nic.. .Milwaukee. 



111. 



TORONTO. 



The third annual show of the Ontario 

 Horticuitural As.sociation wa.s held in 

 Masscy hall November G to 10, and now 

 goes down to liistory as the greatest 

 i-how ever held in Canada. The floral 

 section of it was fine, more exhibitors 

 and better stock than ever before. But 

 what might be called the special sectimi 

 was the fruit. The show was a success 

 both as an exhibit and as a financial 

 unclertaking. The program was enlivened 

 by luiving the lilack Dike band playing 

 afternoon and evening. This was con- 

 sidered by many a big venture on ac- 

 count of the money that was necessary 

 to obtain the band, as well as the rent 

 of the hall. 



Especially noticeable was the fine dis- 

 play of orchids this year. The Dale Es- 

 tate, Brami»ton, won first for groups of 

 orchids, Exhibition jiark second, T. Man- 

 ton third. The Dale Estate also won 

 first for individual jdant. In the table 

 decortition as well as in the made-up 

 work the prizes were well scattered. On 

 decorated tal)le .T. S. Simmons secured 

 first, using orchids and valley; A. ,Ten- 

 nings second, using orchids and ferns; 

 T. Manton third, J. II. Dunlop fourth. 

 Dunlop had a magnificent table, but 

 spoiled the effect in the estimation of 

 the judges by using small incandescent 

 electric lights instead of having tlie 

 light over the table. 



In chrysanthemums, competition was 

 keen and, while there was not as good 

 a display of the later varieties as we 

 usually have, the earlier varieties showeil 

 up to good advantage. The Dr. Oron- 

 hyatekah cup for fifty blooms of that 

 variety, and the T. Eaton cup for fifty 

 blooms of that varietv. were both won 



