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The Florists' Review 



TiSF ■ '* 



SEPTBMBEa 10, 1914. 



COLUMBUS, O. 



Following are the awards at the state 

 fair flower show. The displays in all 

 departments were about the same as 

 usual and made a good showing. 



rouqiiet — Indlnnola Florists, Columbus, first; 

 Livlugstoti Seed Co., Coliimbiis, second. 



Dining table vase — Livingston Seed Co., first; 

 Indlanola Florists, second. 



Dining table vase, not over twelve Inches high — 

 Livingston Setd Co., first; Indlanola Florists, 

 second. 



Large festival design — Livingston Seed Co., 

 first; Indiinola Florists, second. 



Funeral design— Livingston Seed Co., first; In- 

 dlanola Florists, second. 



Collection ot five designs — Livingston Seed Co., 

 first; indlanola Florists, second. 



Display of cut roses — Livingston Seed Co., 

 first; In'lianoln Horlsts, second. 



Display of glaiUoli — Joe Colenaan, Lexington, 

 first; Livingston Seed Co., second. 



Display of carnations — Indlanola Florists, first; 

 Livingston Seed Co., second. 



Display of asteis — Livingston Seed Co., first; 

 Indlanola Florists, second. 



Lisplay of assortt'd flowers — Livingston Seed 

 Co., first; indlanola Florists, second. 



Display of twenty-five varieties of cut flowers 

 —Livingston Seed Co., first; Indlanola Florists, 

 second. 



Table decoration — Indlanola Florists, first; Liv- 

 ingston Seed Co., second; Mrs. Hope Bell, third; 

 Miss Katharine Bell, fourth; Mrs. Rachel Smith, 

 Trluway, flftli. 



Collection of palrrs— Livingston Seed Co., first. 



Sp( cimen palm — -Livingston Seed Co., first; In- 

 dlanola Florists, second. • 



Collection of ferns— Livingston Seed Co., first; 

 Indlanola Florists, second. 



Collection ot variegated foliage plants— In- 

 dlanola Florists, first; Livingston Seed Co., sec- 

 ond. 



Collection of begonias— Indlanola Florists, first; 

 Livingston Seed Co., si cond. 



Collection of cannas — Livingston Seed Co., first; 

 Indlanola Horists, second. 



Collection of geraniums — Indlanola Florists, 

 first: Livlnffston Seed Co., second. 



Collection of asters— Livingston Seed Co., first; 

 Indlanola Horists, second. 



Basket filled with plants— Livingston Seed Co., 

 first: Indlanola Florists, second. 



Vase of plants — Indlanola Florists, first; Liv- 

 ingston Seed Co.. second. 



Hiinglng baskets— Indlanola Florists, first; 

 Livingston Sied Co.. second. 



Porch box— Indlanola Florists, first; Livingston 

 Seed Co., seconil. ^ ^ ^ , 



Specimen rulil)er plant — Livingston Seed Co^ 

 first: Indlanola Horists, second. 



Specimen asparagus plant— Livingston Seed 

 Co, Brst; Indlanola Florists, second. 



Colle<'tion of stove and greenhouse plants — 

 Indlanola Florists, first; Livingston Seed Co., 

 second. ., _ , 



J. M. 



LINCOLN, NEB. 



Chapin Bros, have been making large 

 additions and improvements to their 

 range, which lies in one of the prettiest 

 suburbs of Lincoln. Two semi-iron 

 houses, 30x150; and one, 10x150; a brick 

 boiler room, an 85 foot smokestack, two 

 large Kewanee boilers and a completely 

 new heating system are among the ad- 

 ditions already completed. An office 

 and a garage are. now being built. 



Frey & Frey have just finished re- 

 building a large section of glass. Their 

 greenhouses, situated in the heart of 

 the city, are looUing fine. 



C. H. Frey and family have returned 

 home from Lake Pelican, Minn. 



STANDARD 

 PUMPING UNITS 



For (ireenhouse and Water Supply Syst nm 

 Operating by Gas. Oasollue oi Klectilc Hower 



STANDARD PUMP & CNGI E COMP^KY 

 1406 W. 8r<i («tr««t, Cleveland. Ohio 



M>ntloD Tb» R>yl»w when yon writ* 



GARDEN CITY SAND CO. 



Chamber of Commerce Bldf., CHICAGO 



Phones Main 4S27; Auto. 33-304 



BuiTdtngr and Propagating Sands 



r:ro Brick and Fire Cla.v, Portlard Ctment, 



Sionekote, Hard Wall Plaster 



K. I W. Damp-reslstlngr Paint 



Mention The Rerlew when yoa write. 



A Carnation Hous* iiiut. 

 trating what our F«r. 

 tl.izers Wtll do. 



WHY NOT YOU? 



MOST FLORISTS BUY 



FERTILIZERS 



FROM 



A. L. RANDALL CO. 



Specializes an/l 

 dea s exclu«ivel.v 

 to the interest 

 <if the l-lorists' 

 Trade. 



66 

 East Randolph Street 



CHICAGO 



Shipments di- 

 rect f'Oin our own 

 Mock Yards warv 

 house. 



Meutluu The Uevlew wlieu you write. 



Compost Cattle Manure Cheap 



We have contracted for a large amount of compost cattle manure 

 of exceptionally good fertilizing quality. 



Will sell it for prompt shipment, delivered in Chicago territory, at 

 $1.00 per ton, in carload lots of 40 tons or more. 



Now ia the time to buy some good manure cheap. 



We sell anything in the line of fertilizers. 



Chicago Feed & Fertilizer Co. 



810 Exchange Ave.. Union Stock Yards, CHICAGO 



Mention The Rertew when yoa write. 



SEE THAT LED6E. 



Pat. Sept. 18. 1900 V 



USE OUR 



IRON GUTTER. 



Patent Iron Bench Fittings and Roof Supports 



VENTILATING APPARATUS 

 Improved Vaporiziosr Pans for Tobacco Extracts, etc* 



Bend tor Clronlare 



DILLER. CASKEY & KEEN.«.kJ£ 



.A;'^-.... PHILADELPHIA, 



Meutluo 'iliu UvvlttW wtieu juu write. 



