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The Florists* Review 



OCTOBEB 10, 1912. 



SOUTHERN WILD SMILAX 



Prettiest, most effective and graceful, as well 

 as most economical decorative evergreen. 

 September begins Smilaz season. Let US 

 have YOUR orders, r , 



SMILAX 

 MAGNOLIA FOLIAQB MAQNOLIA LEAVES 



Wrlt«p Wlr* or Phone 



Evergreen, 



ChaSe Se Lee & Co., AlThfL'T 



Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



Bronze Galax 



JOHN KRUCHTEN, WMcsile Fbriit, '^i^!;^^'"* 



;'■ ,;. Mention The Reriew when yoa write. 



$5.00 Per Case 

 Any Quantity 



162 N. Wibuh Ave, CBICAGO 



;,o£ hard coal exists, and prices have 

 ^advanced sharply. W. N. Craig. 



'"^ ' Charters issued last week include one 

 for Zinn's Flower Shop, Inc., capital 

 $5,000. The incorporators named are 

 Clarence W. Eowley, Olivia F. Zinn and 

 Annie P. Magee. 



DAYTON, O. 



The Market. 



Dayton has been favored with a de- 

 lightful week of fall weather, with 

 plenty of sunshine and just enough 

 snap in the air to remind one that 

 autumn is here. With such weather 

 conditions, roses and carnations cropped 

 abundantly, especially roses, which are 

 coming in faster than it is possible to 

 dispose of them. The demand for stock 

 has kept up wonderfully throughout the 

 week and everyone seems satisfied. 

 While there is not a large variety of 

 greenhouse stock on the market, there 

 are plenty of roses aid carnations. 

 Lilies are in big demand but hard to 

 get, on account of the growers holding 

 them back to allow room for chrysan- 

 themums. At the present time no one 

 is overstocked on chrysanthemums and 

 what few are on the market sell readily. 

 Thus, good prices are obtained for 

 all that come in. We have already had 

 several light frosts, which have in- 

 jured some of the more tender plants, 

 but judging from the looks of the out- 

 door market last week the damage was 

 not great. 



Growers predict that this warm 

 weather will bring in theii* rose crops 

 too fast, and they fear that when the 

 cooler weather sets in they will be short 

 on roses. 



Various Notes. 



Mrs. Bertha Hendrichs has been on 

 the sick list for a week, but at the pres- 

 ent writing her condition is somewhat 

 improved. ' 



Herman Haerlin, superintendent at 



^i^ Rational Military Home green- 



housiHkJ^B returned from his yachting 



•Lowest Prices." 



"Best QuaKty." 



Fme quality brilliant Bronze and Green Galax 



$$.00 per case of 10,000 



Teleira»li Statiea. New Sai«i. Mmi. P. 0., MillMitM. Mau 



A1 Dagger and Taney Ferns, 



78c p«r iOOO. 



Laurel Festooninsr, 4c per yd. 

 Bunch Laurel, 25c per bundle. 



All other Evergrreens at lowest 



prices. 



Write, wire or telephone. 



Unknown customers, cash with order 

 or reference. 



Mention The Bcrlew when yon write. 



FLORISTS, ATTENTION! 



Asparagus Plumosus Nanns 



FERJNS NOW READY FOR SHIPMENT. 

 LARGEST CONSERVATORY in the UNITED STATES 



ROYAL FERN CO. 



Correspondence Solicited, 



ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA 



Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



CHRISTMAS TREES 



8 eants •ach 8 CMits ttach 



100 or 1000. Trees l'« to 3 ft. Unmounted. 

 TABLE OR DKCORATIVC 



Larger trees, low prices in proportion. 

 Order early and avoid the rush. Price list ready. 



DELTA EVEKGREEN C0.« bibeila. Flick. 



Maatkn Tta* BmUm whm jon witta 



SPHAGNUM 

 MOSS 



WRITK 



C. CPOLLWOKTH CO., ffihriikii. Wm. 



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