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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



APBii. 16, 1908. 



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MONTREAL. 



Qub Meeting;. 



The last meeting of the Montreal Gar- 

 deners' and Florists' Club was well at- 

 tended. Probably the words "refresh- 

 ments" and "old boys' reunion" on 

 the notice cards were responsible for 

 this. The most remarkable "old boy" 

 present was John Perrin, who, accord- 

 ing to report, was dead and buried. Quite 

 a number of the boys believed this report 

 and were naturally surprised to see John 

 alive and well. After routine, W. C. 

 Hall read Eobert Craig 's paper on ' ' The 

 Private Gardener," which was voted all 

 right. J. Tuck also read a paper on 

 similar lines, but not so extensive. 



Various Notes. 



Everything is in fine shape for the 

 Easter trade and we are hoping that the 

 weather clerk will be good to us. Last 

 "Wednesday we had a big snow storm 

 and a few flurries again on Saturday. Of 

 course, there have been the usual April 

 showers. 



Mrs. White's store is full of Easter 

 stock. Her lilies are fine and she ex- 

 pects a busy time. 



Miss Murray 's store was -attractively 

 arranged last week with spiraeas, lilacs, 

 daffodils, hyacinths and a splendid va- 

 riety of cut flowers. She expects a large 

 shipment tff lilies, which will fill up 

 all the remaining room in her store. 



Campbell's are getting ready for the 

 rush. It is likely that Miss Bennett will 

 assist them during the holidays. 



J. Bennett has plenty of fine plants 

 ready. Some of his lilies are not yet 

 sold, so there is a chance for some one 

 who runs short. His hydrangeas are 

 slow and may not be ready in time. On 

 American Beauties and roses he ought 

 to do well. 



Hall & Robinson's hydrangeas are 

 good and they have a large quantity on 

 band. 



Mr. Hay, of the Canadian Floral Co., 

 has kept his large window attractive with 

 centerpieces of violets; violets and sweet 

 peas; also huge bunches of roses. He 

 deserves great credit for his work. 



It is rumored that S. L. Bain intends 

 to open a store on St. Catherine street 

 west, between McGill College avenue and 

 Mansfield street. We are sorry to hear 

 that he is confined to the house by ill- 

 ness. TOMMT. 



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