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The Florists' Review 



May 7, 1914. 



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The Carnation Support Co. 



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SELF-TYING CAtOfATION SUPPORTS 

 and ROSE STAKES 



[PATENTED] 



CONNERSVILLE, IND. - 



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 ROSE STAKCS. 



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CLEVELAND. 



The Market. 



' The market has taken a decided brace 

 the last few days; cool nights have 

 made quite a reduction in crops, which, 

 up to now, were extra heavy. Carna- 

 tions are bringing 3 cents and will not 

 drop below that until after Mothers' 

 day. The rose cuts are decreasing in size 

 daily. Preparations are being made for 

 a rf cord-breaking business on Mothers ' 

 day. Cut flowers of all kinds and col- 

 ors, fancy baskets and potted plants are 

 being pushed this season. Cleveland 

 florists have forgotten all about the 

 white carnation and are trying to make 

 the. public forget as well. Eighty-two 

 out of eighty-four florists doing business 

 in Cleveland and vicinity have donated 

 to the Mothers ' day advertising fund, 

 which now amounts to over $300. 



Florists' Banquet. 



A large and enthusiastic crowd of 

 local florists attended the banquet at 

 the Hollenden hotel May 1. An in- 

 formal meeting was held in the pros- 

 pective quarters of the Florists' Club 

 immediately after the banquet. Nearly 

 all were in favor of the new rooms. 

 There is no denying the fact that the 

 Cleveland Florists ' Club, from a busi- 

 ness standpoint, has outgrown the o]<l 

 quarters at 2610 Detroit street, where 

 it has met for many years. The pleas- 

 ures to be derived from the old quarters 

 are for a few. The benefits to be de- 

 rived from the new ones are for the ma- 

 jority. The question of moving will ))o 

 brought up for a vote at the regular 

 meeting May 11, at the old rooniH. 

 Those present at the banquet were: 



A. Barnow, 

 fJtorge Bate, 

 Herbert Bate, 

 .Tiihn Bleohschmldf, 

 William Braiiiley, 

 Paul Backbofon, 

 W. Calhoun, 

 A. W. Fenton, Jr.. 

 Frank A. F'Vledley. 

 8. K. Gartman, 

 , Charles Olbeou, 

 Carl Hagenbur^er, 

 R. Hoffman, 

 John HoKK. 

 R. Holzmiller. 

 I-. C. Heacook, 

 H. P. K noble. 

 Paul Knnze. 

 .\lt)ert Llngren, 



.\. Mltihell. 

 Willltini Nauinaiin, 

 II. .1. Pj'ane, 

 .T. K. Qualltrh. 

 Charles K. Uiissell. 

 Flank Rttzenthnler. 

 Martin Reukauf. 

 .T. K. RoWlan<lK. 

 Timothy Smith, 

 Ceorge W. Smith, 

 Cliarles Schmltt, 

 C. V. Taylor, 

 William Warnke. 

 F. K. Williams. 

 F. ('. Witthuhn. 

 Walter Witthuhn, 

 F,. A. Wilhelmy, 

 A. B. Wilson, 

 James Wilson. 



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