July 16, 1908. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review^ 



31 



PRIMROSES 



IMPROVED CHINESE 



Finest grown, all colors mixed, single and 

 double, strong:, 2-lncb, 12.00 per 100. 



CYCLAMEN OIOANTEUM 



Extra fine, strong, 2is-incb, $8.00 per 100. 



....XXX SEEDS.... 



CHINESE PRIMROSE 



Finest grown, large flowering, fringed, single 

 and double, 16 varieties, mixed, 600 seeds, $1.00; 

 half pkt., 60c. Have the varieties separate, also. 

 ^^■AMiii m Obcontca grand., finest 

 H R I M U L. A large flowering mixed. 1000 



B6Gdfl 60O* 



^^llur^A^lJk Finest large flowering, 

 CINERARIA dwarf, mixed, 1000 

 seeds, 60c. 



CALCEOLARIA HYBRIPA 



Oianl flowering, spotted and tigered varieties, 

 mixed, 1000 seeds, dOc. 



GIANT PANSY flS^eSSjvrri'^ 



ties, critically selected, 6000 seeds, $1.00; balf pkt., 

 &0c.; OS., $8.60. 600 seeds of giant Mme. Psmt 

 pansy added to every $1.00 pkt. of Giant Pansy. 

 CASH. Liberal extra count. 



JOHN r. RUPP, Sbiremanstown, Pa. 



The Home of Prlmroaea. 



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IS PANSY no 



The KENILWORTH strain 



is unsurpassed: tbe immense flowers of3^ to 4- 

 in. are of tbe most beautiful, varied, velvety 

 colors and good substance; it is tbe result 

 of years of belection. It also embraces 

 tbe largest and best of tbe Englisb, 

 F'rencb, German and American strains. 

 Tbe stock plants are selected from 

 many thousands of blooming 

 plants, grown for market. New 

 seed ready. 



1000 seeds, 26c; 2000, 40c; 

 »e oz . 76c; >4 oz., $1.40; 



1 oz., $6.00. A 



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Seed PANSY Seed 



Brown's extra select superb Giant Prize 

 Pansies. My own grown seed. New 1908 

 crop ready. Your own selection of ligbt 

 or dark strain. 



Prce mixed seed, 9000 seeds, $1.00; 

 H oz., $1.60; ^ oz.. $2.50: 1 oz.. S5 00: I4 lb., 

 $14.00; ^ lb.. $25.00; 1 lb., $50.00. Plants 

 ready September 1. 



CASH WITH ORDER. 



Peter Brown 



Lancastir, Pa. 



Panay Seed 

 Gtarower 



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Pansy Seed 



In separate colors and the finest mixture, em- 

 bracing every conceivable shade and marking, 

 and largest flowers. Mail card for descriptive 

 price list. 



FRANCIS BRILL, Hempstead, N. Y. 



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PANSIES... 



Fresh seed just arrived. We can 

 supply all the leading strains. 

 Our Florists' List mailed free, 



H. E. FI8KE SEED CO. 



18 and 18 Faaeall Hall 8<|. BOSTON. MASS. 



the knoll where his present cave is lo- 

 cated. He found ready sale for all he 

 grew. 



Qub Meeting. 



The best meeting, from a business and 

 social standpoint, ever held by the club 

 was the July meeting at T. H. Kramer's 

 greenhouses. His large potting shed was 

 artistically decorated. The bunting, flags 

 and Japanese lanterns, with the pyra- 

 mids of nice new pots, made it look like 

 an exhibition hall at a convention. There 

 were forty-two members present and the 

 following new members were elected: 

 George Comly, J. Lensberger, Charles 

 Kramer, J. Watson, Geo. E. Dalgris, 

 Herbert Wright and John D. Robinson, 

 Jr. 



The committee on convention reported 

 that they tad secured a rate of $17.50 

 for the round trip, good for twenty days. 

 Thirty members present expected to go 

 in one party. This will probably be in- 

 creased to forty-five. 



The same committee as last year was 

 appointed for the chrysanthemum show, 

 the date to be about November 1.5 and 

 George Cooke to be superintendent of 

 the show. The committee has a guar- 

 antee fund of $500. 



Tbe same committee on annual outing 

 was reappointed, with George Shaflfer 

 as chairman. Arrangements have been 

 made to go to Great Falls, Va., July 24. 

 All the stores will close half a day. 



Wm. F. Gude extended an invitation 

 to the club to meet on his lawn next 

 month and be his guests after the meet- 

 ing, which was accepted. 



After the adjournment and a rising 

 vote of thanks to Mr. Kramer for his 

 entertainment of the club, all members 

 were furnished with an ice-cold 4-inch 

 pot, with a cork in the bottom, in one 

 hand, and a sandwich in the other, and 

 the orchestra played, while all sang 

 "And He Is a Jolly Good Fellow." 

 Everybody had a good time and wants 

 the club to meet oftener. 



The Denver and Chicago conventions 

 being over and the different booms hav- 

 ing collapsed, another one, that had its 

 birth up north, is heard of more and 

 more every day and with every incoming 

 mail; that is, Adolphus Gude's boom for 

 president of the S. A. F. at Niagara 

 Falls next month. Mr. Gude has not 

 said a word, but is leaving it all to his 

 friends. He is too busy himself getting 

 those new houses in shape. O. O. 



NEV BEDFORD, MASS. 



Trade is simply dead; the only thing 

 doing is in funeral work. This calls for 

 quite a quantity of flowers. Carnations 

 are about played out. Plants in the field 

 have not made good growth on account 

 of the dry weather we are having. We 

 need rain badly. All vegetation is show- 

 ing the effects of the drought. Lawns 

 are burning up. Eoses are not much 

 better than carnations, either in quality 

 or quantity. Sweet peas are showing the 

 effects of the dry spell. 



J. H. Cleary started July 8 to close his 

 store at noon. This is a good start and 

 ought to be followed by other retailers. 



Wm. Livesey has just put in a new 

 granolithic sidewalk around his resi- 

 dence. 



Vacations are now the order of the 

 day. W. L. 



Thk Review is the best and most up- 

 to-date florists' paper in my ofBce. No 

 florist can afford to be without it. — John 

 M. EoAN, St. Paul, Minn. 



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Recognized by tbe growers as tbe bast 

 paying and finest fancy Mignonette 

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 top prices. Seed saved from selected 

 spikes (only) under glass. 



^ trade pkt., SOc; trade pkt., tl.OO 



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