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.The Florists' Review 



Sbptbmbcb 10. 1914. 



LEADING RETAIL JFIiPRISTS 



Ike nbjjll florisb wftose ords appear oa the pases carryiac this head, are prepared to fill aqfers from other floris^ for local delivery on the asimi 



basis, if yoH wish to be represeated aader this beadins, row is the time to place yoiir order. 



SEISTD 



YOUR 

 OBDEHSFOR 



DIXIE 



LAND 



TO 



IDLE HOUR 

 NURSERIES 



Flaoin, Geii^a 



AU Choice 



CUT FLOWERS 

 in Season 



Orehids and Valley 

 aipedalty 



FOR DELIVERY IN 



G E O R G 1 A 



LAWRENCE FLORAL CO. 



ATLANTA. QA. 



CHOICE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 



NORFOLK, VA. 



GRANDY THE FLORIST 



- Orders also delivered to 



POIITRESS MONROE, VA. 



aember Horlala' Teleffrwb Dellverr AModatton. 



RICHMOND, VA. 



Hie Hammond Company, Inc 



LoadhiK Flortot* 

 109 EAST BROAD STREET 



A Card This Size 



Coots Only 70o per "Week 

 on Yearly Order 



It woald keep yonr name and yonr faclUtlea 

 before the wkole trade. 



A hatf-inch card ooets only SSc per week on 

 yearly order. 



Staunton*, Vs. 



?g»!ang!lgf.a^3S?*J(IBll FAUjOH 



MOBILE, ALABAMA 



The Minge Floral Co. 



JOHN I^. RMRKBR 



FI.OBIST 



Woeiwai4 BMc BIBMIHeHAS. ALA. 



*Parlt7 at Parker's" Open aU nlctat 



BOSEMONT GARDENS 



til SSSS?^ ^c HONTGOHERY. iUJL 



Womben Floristi' Itelesmpb DellTory AM*n. 



RICHMOND, VA. 



JOHN L RATCUFFH 



, FLORIST 

 209 W. Broad St. JSiSSdrJiJiJX'- Hitd 



White fhUplii :• 

 t8prlBga;'ir.V!^ 



AndAU 

 SoQtliom Point* 



BaltimoreyMde 



riERCC & CO.. 809 N. Qiries St, BiltuMN. FU. 



Members Florists' Telegraph Delivery. 



Baltimore, Md. 



ALBERT G. FIEDLER & CO. "^ISTiS^ 



to Seattle recently. He spent most of 

 his time at the Missouri Botanical Gar- 

 den, as a guest of Dr. Moore. 



George Waldbart spent most of the 

 summer months at his country house in 

 Clayton, finding much pleasure in look- 

 ing after his outdoor stock. The cut 

 from this stock was sent daily to his 

 Grand avenue store, where A. Hoffmann 

 was boss in his absence. 



The Kelley FloifaJoGo., at Eighteenth 

 and Olive street, had a good run on 

 goldfish this summajT; and cut flower 

 trade was about as usual during the hot 

 months. 



Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Weber have 

 returned home after a month's trip 

 in the east. Mr. Weber is glad he 

 did not make his contemplated trip to 

 Europe this summer and that he is on 

 this side of the big pond. 



Adolph Rolloff, director of the State 

 Botanical Garden in Tiflis, Russia, spent 

 a few days here recently. He was a 

 guest of the directors of the Missouri 

 Botanical Garden. 



Mrs. Louisa Krite, the Cass avenue 

 florist, left September 5 for Louisville, 

 Ky., to spend a week visiting a number 

 of friends there. 



John Nyflot, who runs an extensive 

 place on North Florissant avenue, near 

 the big cemeteries, says he had an 

 unusually busy summer with cemetery 

 work. He has his houses in good shape 

 for the winter months. 



All the wholesale houses closed half 

 a day September 7, Labor day. This 

 made three half holidays in succession 

 for the employees in the wholesale dis- 

 trict. 



Phil Goebel, Jr., of Webster Groves, 

 is contemplating buying a large auto 

 truck, to bring in all the consignments 

 of the county growers every morning 

 to the wholesale market. This would be 

 a move in the right direotion, as it 

 would save a great deal of time. * 



Henry Berning had large consign- 

 ments of fine roses, asters and gladioli 

 last week. Among the roses, some ex- 

 ceptionally fine Bussells and Beauties 

 were seen, as well as Killarneys in all 

 varieties. 



Among the suburban florists who vis- 

 ited the wholesale district last week 

 wer0: Hugo Werner, W. J. Pilcher, J. 

 F. Ammann, A. Meyer, E. Denker, A. 

 Ahner, J. Himmer, F. Vennemann, H. 

 Emunds, Wm. Winter, Paul Scheider, A. 

 Cerny, W. A. Bowe and Phil J. Goe- 

 bel, Jr. J. J. B. 



Send allNARYL&ND orders to 



SAMUEL FEAST & SONS 



S. E. eom«r Charl** and Ptaaaaat Sts., 



BALTIMORK. MD. 



The flrm with 82 years' ezperfeoce and reputation 

 Quick anto delivery aerTice for city and suburbs. 



Arcade Floral Shop 



p. W. KUMMm, Prop. 



309 KING ST. 



CHARLESTON, S. C. 



^ SCHROETeA 



*'* 56 Broadway / ^ 



DETROIT 



MICHIGAN 



^N 



John Breitmeyer^s Sons 



Onm ^mhnf ui Grttiit An., 



DETROIT, MICE 



Monbw Floiiiti* lUecnoh DaUTery AM'n. 



BATTLE CREEK, MICH. 



JOSEPH CASE 



THE LEADING FLORIST 



t handle eyerythinsr in season. Special 

 attei^ion given to Sanitarium orders. 



Member Florlsta' Telegraph DellTery An'n* 



DETROIT and VICINITY 



L. BeabFlonlCo^ *»**^?**^ 15S BateiSi 



J. U UUtal/. &Ui>d 



SAGINAW. MICH. 



or any City in Michisan. 



PETOSKEY, MICH. 



FBUNK wiir*Ns.*%ter 



AAl^tllAAlU ORDERS wtti be ctf» 

 I'll^^lllO/Ani fully cared for br 



HENRY SMITH ^ 



Wholesale andBetaUFloristof OWAM DWAPIP; 



BaUle Creek, Midi. tSiSSSA 



1 1 W. Kaln St. AU cat flowers In season . ro- 

 neral designs or potted plants. Oarefnl attention soo 

 prompt deUTerr gnaranteed to any part of HXchi*^ 



MRS.L.P.FOWLER,riomt 



202 Orana* St.. WlLMlNOTOW..H^ 



M sritrt Isr M. Csrstas fPM pnmmk,. UmmI Oiscfi*- 



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