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SSPTBMBER 23, 1909. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



49 



■■tebUslied 180a 



Lilium HarrisH 



TRUE STOCK 



5/7 $4.00 per 100 



; 6/7 6.00 per 100 



. Narcissus Paper White Grandiflora 



I $1.00 per 100. $8.00 per 1000. 



DUTCH BULBS, ready now. 

 Send for prices. 



J. N. THORBURN it CO. 



88 Barolay 8tr«et« throngh to 

 88 Park Place, NEW YORK. 



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BULBS 



We have a few surplus 



White Romans 



12/13 cm. solid bulbs, $2.25 per 100; 

 $20.00 per 1000. 



See our full list of 

 Seasonable Seeds and Bulbs 



for present planting 



Yuess Gardens Co. 



Newburgh, N. Y. 



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RUSCONI£;.'BULBS 



Ready for delivery 



Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Narcissus, 

 Freeslas, Lilies, Etc. 

 8KB08 AND FLORISTS' 8UPPLIK8 



Money-saTinr-price-liets— Free. 



"■ nUSCONI, CINCXNMATI. O. 



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OUR SPECIALTY 



Next fall wiU be 



Lyoorts BqoamiKerm (Amaryllis Hallii). 



Hoin««Brown LlUums. 



All varieties of German and Japan Irla. ^ 



Write for prices. 



>OHN LEWIS CnilDS. Roral Partt, N. Y. 



PRIMULi^S 



■ -I T ^SE" '^'^ins in existence. Famous Ronsdorfer 

 •; 1 i^«ttmann Obconica hybrids, 2-in. stock read; now. 

 • r pnces see classified adv. 



•- L. SCHILLER, 929 Prwity Ave., Toledo. 0. 



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Oatalogues, Colored Plates, 



CALKNDARS, POST CARDS, KTC. 



^<GH CUSS ENGRAVINGS of AU KINjDS 



Send for Oatalorue. 



^ VREDE NBURG & CO. 



«UCaX8TKR, »i W"^ YORK 



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PEOVIDKNCE. R. L 



The Market 



There has been a slight improvement 

 in business conditions here during the 

 last week. This is partially due to sev- 

 eral large funerals, as well as the opening 

 of the theatrical and social season. It 

 will be six weeks or two months before 

 the social demand is in full cry, but the 

 returning of families from the seashore 

 and country has given a slight impetus 

 to the local situation. 



Various Notes. 



Francis Leland Schellinger, who is as- 

 sociated with his father, Joseph F. Schel- 

 linger, at Biverside, was married on the 

 evening of September 15 to Miss Mar- 

 garet MacDonald Walsh at the home of 

 the bride's parents in this city. At the 

 reception that followed the ceremony 

 there were about 200 present. Tie deco- 

 rations were entirely in yellow, golden 

 rod, Golden Glow mums and marguerites 

 being tastefully combined. The young 

 couple will spend their honeymoon in 

 Nova Scotia, and on their return will 

 reside at Riverside. 



Charles Macnair had a theater party 

 of about a dozen at the Imperial theater 

 on the evening of September 13, at * ' The 

 Florists' Shop." 



The Providence Motor Cycle Club held 

 its annual run to visit the grounds of 

 W. H. Tarbox, the dahlia king, at East 

 Greenwich, September 19. 



George L. Stillman, of Westerly, ex- 

 hibited about 300 varieties of dahlias 

 at the Connecticut State Fair at Hart- 

 ford last week, taking first prize on his 

 collection. He also took first prize on 

 his collection at the Washington County 

 Agricultural Society's fair at Kingston 

 last week, and at the New Haven County 

 Horticultural Society's dahlia exhibit. 

 Varido Flora, a green dahlia, shown by 

 him, was the center of attraction. 



Matthew Macnair has been nominated 

 by the prohibition party as a member of 

 the lower branch of the General Assembly 

 from this city. 



Alexander H. Johnson, of George John- 

 son & Son, who is. city forester, made a 

 trip through the western part of Mas- 

 sachusetts last week, in search of young 

 trees for Roger Williams park and with 

 which to start the new nursery. 



The number of floral pieces at the 

 funeral of Superintendent of Public 

 Schools Walter H. Small, September 18, 

 was one of the largest ever seen in this 

 city. Nearly every florist in the city was 

 represented and the variety of designs 

 was unusually large. The school commit- 

 tee sent an immense broken wheel of 

 asters, roses and other blooms. This was 

 made by Frederick Dietz. W. H. M. 



ROCKTOED, III. — Former Alderman C. 

 Harry Woolsey has purchased the Demp- 

 sey greenhouses, in South Rockford, and 

 will conduct these in connection with his 

 east side business. 



Dutch Bulbs, French Bulbs, Freesia, 

 Easter Lilies, in Stock Now. 



■. H. BBBSIBACO.. 70 Warrta St.. New York 



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BURNETT BROS. 



SEBDS :x BULBS :: BUkNTS 



7i Cortlaadt St. HKWTOBKdTT' 



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Majesty 



Mignonette 



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Boddingtoii's 

 Majesty Mignonette 



Recognized by the irrowers sb the beat 

 paylnc and finest fancy Mignonette 

 grown. In the maiket it always brings 

 top prices. Seed saved from selected 

 spikes (only) under glass. 



'A trade pkL. 60q trade phL. (1.00 

 5 pkts. for $4.00 



ARTHUR T. BODDINGTON 



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