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The Florists^ Review 



SBPTBMBfin 18, WI2. 



LEADING RETAIL FLORISTS 



Ac nM florisb whose cards appcv oi the pates onying this head, are prepared ta fill arders fron other florists for local Mh«nP m 



brais. If yoa ^Aak ta be represented aader this heading aow is the tiaie b place yoar arder. 



Esteblished 1867. 



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FIOMUST^ 



737-739 Bttckingham Place 



I,. D. Phone CV{\C A CjTi 



Send us your retail orders. We 

 b*ye the best facilities in the Cit7> 



Wrtt«( Wlr« or Plion* 



JOHN WALKER 



11 S. FHXLP8 STRKBT 



Youngstown,0. 



•arefol attention given to out-of-town orders. 

 Trade discount allowed. 



DINVEB, COLO. 



FUHtiiL DESIGNS AND FLOWERS 



Beat Qnallty on Shortest Notice. 



Daniels & Fisher. 



Older by mail, telephone, telecrapb or 

 Gable addraes **Paalele, DcBTer." 



YOUNG & NUGENT 



NEW YORK: 42 W. ZSUi St 



In the theater cUatrict. Exceptional facilities foi 

 lellverlnc flowers on outgoinK steamers. Yoar or. 

 tors wlU receive prompt and careful attention 

 irire. telephone or write ns. 



••WB NBVBR 8LBXP** 



SSSS^NemphisJenn. 



89 Sonth Main Street 



** U»>to4he-minate " Serrlce and Execution. 

 Srery Flower in Season. 



BALTMORE, ND. 



PIERCE & CO. 



All 

 Soirthera Paiata 



609 N. Charles §treet 

 BALTUOBK, MD. 



MOBILE, ALABAMA 



The Minge Floral Co. 



5^NONn(mo,u. 



tLV/UI 



Vlorlst 



Orders solicited to be delivered anywhere. 

 ■pecloHat In Cat nowora and Doalcno 



PEORIA 



PCKIN 



jn orders reeeive personal atteatloa. 



OEO. A. IfUHL, Pekin, III. 



Send Your 



CHICAGO 



ORDERS 



HNEST STORE IN AMERICA 

 17 EAST iWONROE STREET Branch at BtACK«TOIIK MOTH 



pl]^' Kansas City, Missouri 



/VD^Y r^ ^* Larsoat Floriata In tha Cantral Waat 



jSSIfe^ A. ELBERFIELD, Proprietor 



UmWAIMJT-PHONES Brmi806 



A'araotALTrai 



TRILLOW 



FLORIST 



Def Nniei, I«wa 



Will promptly execute all orders in this vicinity. 



Gladioli, asters and, in fact, all outdoor 

 flowers have about seen their day; what 

 there is in this line is of poor quality. 

 The weather, which until the last 

 few days has been hot, has moderated 

 to a more comfortable degree, leaving 

 the public with a better mind to think 

 about flowers. Consequently conditions 

 have brightened so greatly that we are 

 able to report last week a quite satis- 

 factory one. American Beauties are 

 again putting in their appearance and, 

 while the stems are somewhat short, the 

 flowers are good. Now that outdoor 

 stock is slacking up, it is expected that 

 business will pick up. There are a few 

 mums on the market. Indications point 

 strongly to a heavy supply of them this 

 season, as everyone seems to be growing 

 more this year, and all of them look fine. 



Various Notes. 



Mrs. Wm. Phebus, proprietor of the 

 Westwood Greenhouses, is busy remodel- 

 ing and enlarging her plant. She ex- 

 pects to grow more of a variety of stock 

 this season. Mrs. Phebus tells us that 

 trade has been quite satisfactory. 



Boiler men are busy at the plant of 

 the Miami Floral Co., putting in new 

 boilers. This company reports a splen- 

 did trade on field-grown carnation 

 plants. 



Eay G. Bartholomew left September 

 13 to take the contract for glazing the 

 new conservatories at the Jewish ceme- 

 tery, in Cincinnati. September 15 Mrs. 

 Bartholomew and son, Kenneth, went 

 to Cincinnati, the guests of Mr. and 

 Mrs. Jacob Weber. 



Mrs. T. M. Waters, of Eaton, is just 

 completing a modern 8-room residence, 

 which she expects to occupy shortly. 

 Since the demise of Mr. Waters, Mrs. 

 Waters has taken things in hand, and 

 has been successful; she reports busi- 

 ness to be fine, owing to much funeral 

 work. 



Miss Elfrieda Heim, sister of Carle 

 Heim, connected with the Miami Floral 



Abaadaatly prepared M 

 aUtiaMS. 



Edwards Fiord 

 Hall Com|NinT 



1716 Padfk Ave 



ATIANTIC CITY, NEW JOSIV 



Nnrseries: Mediteranean and 

 Sooth Ouottsa AvanoBB. 



E. R. FRY, Fiorlat 



Rochester, N.Y. 



I have constantly on hand a seasonable 

 variety of fresh ent flowers, which I will delivat 

 aromptly in Bocbester and adloining towns. 



GEO. M. KELLOGG 

 FLOWER A PLANT CO. 



Wtaolaaala stnd RataO rioriata 



1122 Gnwd Aveaae. KANSAS CITY, IM 



AU Kinds of CUT FLOWKRS 



in their season. Also Booe and Oamatloo plants in 

 season. Oreenhouses at Pleasant HIU, Mo. 



H. F. A. LANGE 



Worcester, Mass. 



Delivers to all points in New England* 

 126,000 square feet of glass. 



Archias Floral Co. ^^» 



Oholc Ont Flowers wid Desicns on Short notice. 

 Prompt attention to telegraph and telephone orders. 



UAIJY nrV IflWA SnppUe. western Iowa. 



0IVUA VI I If IVVT/« Bonthem Minnesota, ail 



of Sooth Dakota, northeastern Sfebraska. 



a. C. RENNISON CO. 



fordeUven^inROCHESTERf N« Y» 

 and all points in Western New York to 



H. E. WILSON, W Eiit Hiii Stmt 



Battle Creek, Midi. ^^..^^Sri 



1 1 West Blain St. All cut flowers in season. Fu- 

 neral designs or potted plants. Careful attention and 

 prompt delivery guaranteed to any part of Michigan. 



John Bauscher, Jr., "^^' 



100.000 SQUARE FVBT OF GLASS 

 AT YOVB SBRVIOE 



