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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



July 14, 1910. 



BOCHESTEB, N. Y. 



The Market. 



Both wholesalers and retailers state 

 that business last woek was unusually 

 quiet. Sweet peas have been plentiful 

 and of extremely good quality, consid- 

 ering the dry weather. Rain has fallen 

 only once since the middle of June; 

 consequently plants of all kinds show 

 the lack of moisture. The recently 

 planted aster fields are especially in 

 need of water. 



Preparations for the Convention. 



Fred W. Vick, vice president of the 

 S. A. F. and chairman of the Rochester 

 executive committee, says that the 

 plans for entertaining the members of 

 the S. A. F. during convention week 

 are well under way. The sporting com- 

 mittee has completed arrangements for 

 the bowling and shooting contests, and 

 plans have been perfected for an after- 

 noon 's outing at Manitou Beach, a 

 beautiful lake resort, reached by a ten- 

 mile trolley ride along the shore of 

 Lake Ontario. Nor have the ladies 

 been forgotten; Charles Ogsten is busy 

 preparing a series of entertainments, 

 including automobile rides, concerts, 

 etc., that will especially please the 

 ladies. 



Captains of bowling teams intending 

 to compete in the bowling tournament 

 at the convention are requested to com- 

 municate at once with A. F. Vick, P. O. 

 Box 613, Rochester, N. Y., the chairman 

 of the S. A. F. sport committee. It is 

 necessary that the list of participating 

 teams be completed at once. The Grand 

 Central Bowling Alleys have been en- 

 gaged for the contests. The Grand 

 Central is equipped with twelve Bruns- 

 wick-Balke-Collender alleys and the 

 1910 pattern Backus pin-setters. Un- 

 doubtedly these are the best alleys in 

 the city. , Ample accommodations will 

 be provided for both players and specta- 

 tors. 



Various Notes. 



George B. Hart, wholesale florist, is 

 installing a new cold storage plant in 

 his warehouse. The room is of concrete 

 blocks, is thirty-five feet long, and pro- 

 vides separate apartments for carna- 

 tions and roses, as well as storage space 

 for large quantities of cut flowers and 

 plants. E. F. R. 



Warsaw, Ind.— Wm. Terrell & Son 

 are adding about 2,000 feet of glass to 

 their greenhouses this summer. 



Lancaster, O. — M. M. Miesse and 

 wife are away on a three weeks' trip 

 through Yellowstone Park. 



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