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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



Mat 28, 1908. 



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ILLUSTRATING ITS SUPERIOR POINTS. 



PCRFECTLV STRAIGHT CASTINGS MADtr 

 IN AMV i-ENGTH OPTO EIGHT rtCT. 



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 ANGLE PURUNS INCLUDIMQ FITTINOS 

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 AGENTS COMMISStQM 



Geo. M.OARL.AND Co^ 



DES PLAINES, ILLINOIS. 



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BALTIMORE. 



The Market. 

 • Business remains at a standstill. It 

 has been many years since business has 

 been so backward at this time of the 

 year, especially in the plant line. 



It seems as though the people are tir- 

 ing of the once favorite geranium, S. A. 

 Nutt, and are selecting the lighter colors 

 of pink. There is a heavy run on the 

 scarlet sage, Bonfire. Coleus is scarce 

 and poor. Peonies have made their ap- 

 pearance and are selling well, especially 

 red. Sweet peas are still a glut, but are 

 poor and faded. Lilacs are over and 

 snowballs and bridal wreath have taken 

 their place in large quantities. 



Various Notes. 

 A large delegation of florists from Lex- 

 ington market went before the mayor 

 with a petition to have the fakers re- 

 moved from the streets adjacent to the 

 market, and were assured that he would 

 take the matter up at once. 



E. Vincent, Jr., & Sons Co. invited 

 the Gardeners' Club to visit its place 

 and inspect its new geranium houses, 

 which contain over 100 new varieties, 

 besides the old standard sorts. This firm 

 is one of the largest growers of gerani- 

 ums in the United States. R. Vincent, 

 Sr., is in Europe, buying up the novelties 

 for the next season. He sailed March 30. 



Henry F. Michell, of Philadelphia, be- 

 ing in Baltimore last week, attended the 

 club's meeting and gave a talk on the 

 pure seed law. 



Halliday Bros, have a fine field ot 

 peonies, which contains about 5,000 roots. 

 The plants are just loaded with buds, 

 which have commenced to burst and show 

 color. The firm has planted out about 

 30 000 carnations in the open ground. 



Mr. Lutz had a fine vase of a white 

 seedling carnation at the club. 



William A. Summers has opened a 

 flower store at 1602 Pennsylvania avenue. 



New Haven, Conn.— John N. Cham- 

 pion & Co. advertise themselves as "floral 

 contractors." 



Paducah, Ky.— L. p. Branton has held 

 the position of florist at the Union sta- 

 tion for a number of years, and has 

 been so successful in his work that the 

 local station has received the prize sev- 

 eral seasons for having the most attrac- 

 tive park. 



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Ottawa, Iix,. — Mrs. Fred King will 

 remove in the first part of June from 

 her present location at 824 La Salle 

 street to the room recently occupied by 

 Smith's shoe store, on Madison street. 



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