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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



APRIL 16, 1908. 



COLUMBUS. OHIO. 



The Market. 



Trade has been a little quiet for the 

 last week or so, but enough is doing 

 to satisfy everybody, especially when 

 Easter is so close upon us. Every one 

 looks for heavy business for Easter and 

 all are making great preparations for 

 the rush. There will be loads of bulbous 

 stock. Roses will be in good supply, 

 while carnations may be a little scarce. 

 There will be plenty of azaleas, spiraeas, 

 rambler roses, hydrangeas, etc. The out- 

 look promises a good demand, with prices 

 below last year. 



Various Notes. 



The Florists' Club had no meeting 

 since last report, as we meet on the 

 second and fourth Tuesdays, and March 

 had five Tuesdays. The dance has 

 been postponed to May 4, as a majority 

 said it came too close to Easter. The 

 bowlers have lost some of their enthusi- 

 asm, owing to the Easter rush. The club 

 appointed a committee to look into the 

 street fakers, but so far it seems noth- 

 ing can be done, as they are in door- 

 ways, etc., and pay rent, so it looks as 

 though they are here to stay a while. 



G. H. Woodrow, of the Fifth Avenue 

 Floral Co., has returned from Magnetic 

 Springs, where he went for a bad case 

 of stomach trouble, but is on deck again. 



Mr. Gibson, of the Livingston Seed 

 Co., is back at his post. 



Mr. Dudley, of Parkersburg, W. Va., 

 was a visitor last week. J. M. 



Smith's Mum Manual sent by the Rs- 

 TIBW for 40 cents. 



WiNDSOE, Ont. — C. R. Tuson was the 

 victim recently of a clever swindler, who 

 not only fleeced him for $5, but humili- 

 ated him by having him deliver funeral 

 flowers to a house where the inmates 

 were all enjoying robust health. The 

 stranger sobbed out an order for the 

 flowers, to be worked into a design with 

 the word "Sister." In payment he 

 tendered a check for $12.20. Mr. Tuson 

 never dreamed of being swindled by a 

 heart-broken brother, and handed over $5 

 in change, later delivering the order to 

 a surprised family. The swindler crossed 

 to Detroit, dried his eyes and attempted 

 to victimize another florist on the same 

 game, but was detected and arrested, 

 as related by the Review's Detroit cor- 

 respondent in the issue of April 9. 



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Maid 3.00 126.00 



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Perle '. . . . 4.00 35.00 



Sunrise 4.00 36.00 



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Rose-Pink Enchantress S.OO 26.00 



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Cha^wick 12.00 



Yellow Chad wick.... 2.00 



White Bonnaffon 1.60 



Yellow Bonna£fon.... 1.60 

 Enfuehard 1.60 



Camatlona 100 1000 



Lawson 11.60 110.00 



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