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SBFTigMBER 12, 1912. 



The Florists^ Review 



37 



LEADING RETAIL FLORISTS 



fhfto wlMeards appear «a tfce pates canylaf this keitf, are prepared to fill orders ffroai other florists for (ocal ddimy a« 

 basis. If yoa wish to be represeated oader this headiag, a«w is the tiaie to place yoar order. 



IRWIN BERTERMANN, Indianapolis, Intl., Pres. 



Other Directors : Ernst Wlenhoeber, 

 PhDlp Breltmcyer. A. B. Cart- 

 ledffe, Oeor^e Asmus, Fred H. 

 Memhardt, J. A. Valentine. 



■■t««l Diseoaata 20 par cent. 



ProTiilon far gaarantaed aeeonBta. 



W. F. GUDE, Washington, D. C, Vlce-Prcs. 



■II • .1. ^ nn 1 ---^ L 1\ 1* Write for partlcu: 



Flonsts Telegraph Dehvery "^'.^^i^ 



W. L. ROCK, Kansas City, Mo., Tieas. 

 particulars to 



Secretary, 



Straat, 



(RETAIUMIS' SCCTION-S. A. F. A O. H.) 



DETROIT. HICHIGAN. 



6SOS.rOURTHAVC. 



INE& 



LOUISVILLE, KY. 



iraERSONAL ATTENTION given to your orders for 

 '** Louisville and all parts of Kentucky. 



-JACOB SCHULZ. 



MEMBER OF FLORISTS' TELEGRAPH DELIVERY 



6SOS.rOURTH/yL 



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DARDS, 



N. Ea Cor. 44th Street and Madison AvenuOi 



Telephones 

 4(Me6-4026, 88th Street, 



NEW YORK 



Orders delivered on all the Ocean Liners or telegraphed to our own correspondents 



in Europe and the British Colonies. 



Dardstlor, Weatem Union Member FlorlatB* Telearaph Deliverr 



■■tabUslietf 1874 



DAYTON, OHIO 



Matthews the Florist 



■STABLIBHKD IN 1883 



S 8tor*a« Oreenhousea and Naraeriea 



In Rlverdale 



Ordera 



aoUdted for all 

 partaof 

 Oonnectlcat. 



Haitford, 

 Conn. 



Mambar Floriata' Telegraph Delivery Aaaoclatlon. 



Indianapolis, Ind. 



241 Ma*sachus«tts Ave. 



Bertcrmann Bros. COa 



LCADINQ FLORISTS 



Members Florists' Telegraph Delivery Ass'n. 



Samuel Murray 



KANSAS CITY. MO. 



913 Grand Ave. 



411 Ordeia eiTen Prompt and Carefnl IMntioa 



Member of the Florists' Telegraph DeUvery. 



Centrally Located Quick Service 



Telegraph Orders Solicited 



23 E. Randolph Street 

 Phone Central 3906 C H I C AGO 



GALESBURG, ILL 



I. L. PILIiSBUKY— For Central 111. 



Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery \s8oclatlon. 



TERRE HAUTE. IND. 



JOHN 0. HEINL ft SON 1 29 South Ttb Stretl 



libS^' La Crosse, Wis. 



will properly 

 morthwest. 



«rd«n In Wlaooniiii or tba 



tertag's lady friends. The flowers used 

 were donated by Ostertag Bros., and 

 the proceeds went to charity. 



Paul Scheider, at Olayton, is just fin- 

 ishing up a large new house for roses, 

 which are planted, and he is sending 

 cut blooms from this young stock to 

 the Smith Wholesale Floral Co. 



B. J. Windier, on South Grand ave- 

 nue, says that he has had quite a rush 

 of large funeral designs to work up of 

 late, but cooler weather is needed to 

 stimulate the other lines. 



The sunken garden in the rear of the 

 Public Library, which is to be known 

 as Library park, is completed, and is 

 quite attractive in appearance. This 

 was laid out by Mr. Kesseler, city land- 

 scape architect, who is connected with 

 the city park department. 



Charles Young and his younger 

 brother visited Moline, HI., last week, 

 to purchase an automobile delivery to 

 be used at their downtown store. 



The new wholesale house, the Wind- 

 ier Co., which opens September 16, is 

 nearly ready for the opening. The 

 members of the new firm have been 

 busy all the week putting their fixtures 

 and stock in place, and the establish- 

 ment will present a fine appearance. 



August Kunz, the well known florist, 

 is now head of the parks of the city 

 water department, in place of W. E. 

 Bobinson. Mr. Kunz took up his new 

 duties September 6. The Chain of 

 Bocks park and the Beservoir park 

 come under his supervision. His selec- 

 tion for the position was a good move 

 of the department. 



The Mullanphy Flower Co. held a 

 two-day opening September 6 and 7, at 

 the firm 's new store, 3514 to 3520 North 

 Grand avenue, and large crowds visited 

 the store each day. A band of music 

 enlivened matters, and cut flowers were 

 given away as souvenirs. The store 

 was decorated with designs in mantel ! 

 and table decorations, and presented a 



Seal yonrOriers for CUcati'nrl:';, 



Me Florist, i 



>»J^* ^^*-^— c» All ordera caretally filled 

 ^^«aw.M«<»^0 ^ under the anperrteioo of 



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^^ Wire, Write, or Pbooe West 822 



Member Florlatg' Telegraph PellTery 



Tonsetk Floral Co. 



886 Morrison Street 



GROWERS AND RETAILERS 



PorMand, Ore. 



Seattle, Washington 



Hollywood Gardens 



1S34 SECOND AVBNUB 



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Write . Wire or Phone 



Wa E. Trimble Greenhouse Ce. 



FLORISTS 



PRINCETON, ILL. 



L. D. Phone, 2416. 



Send Us Your Retail Orders. We can ^ve you beat 

 service, city rr surrounding temtory . 



ST. PAUL, MINN. 



The Largest Store In America. 



Members Florists' Telegraph Delivery. 



The finest and largrest stock west of Chicago. 



Awake nlgrbt and day looking: for orders. 



HOLM 9l OLSON, Ince 



20, 22, 24 Wo»t 8th Street 



CLARK FLORL^iT scranton. pa. 



VliHIin, ILUaiai, 124 Washington Ave. 



Member Plorlsta' Telegraph Delivery. Orders for 

 Northeastern Pennsylvania filled promptly. Usual 

 discount. Both phones No. 2404. 



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