Septbubeb 29, 1910. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review. 



31 



BEAUTIES 



All that we ask is that you send us a trial order. We assert that there is no better stock than ours, and our crop, 

 besides being fine, is so large and so steady that we can take good care of all buyers — now and any time. 



Also strong on White and Pink Killarney. 



Asters, Gladioli, Valley, Lilies c„« r7.°^.*rl' i*.'"!'...... 



Plenty of Adiantum, Aaparasus String^a and Sprenc^eri Bunches. Extra fine Adiantum. 

 We can take good care of all orden at lowest market rates. Write, phone or wire us — we do the rest* 



HOLTON & HUNKEL CO. 



Without Doubt the Beat Equipped Wholesale Houae in the Country. 



462 Niiwauiiee Street, 



MILWAUKEE, WIS. 



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UrCCIl llala A allQ Ua^^Cr 1 CrnS Fresh from the Mountain Forests 



Prices f. o. b. Galax, Ya. (From this i)lace freiKht and express rates are less than from North Carolina points.) 



Green Galax, small size $3.S0 per case of 10,000 



Green Galax, medium (Standard) size 4.00 per case of 10,000 



Green Galax, large size 4.60 per case of 10,000 



Half case lots— trial order— at same rates; less quantity, SOc per lOOO— any size 



Daeeer Ferns, any quantity from 2000 up G5c to 76c per 1000 as to size 



Laurel Leaves (greeu) .40cperlOOO 



Laurel Branches $2.26 per case of 100 lbs. 



Terms: Cash with first order or reference and time to investlKate. 



We will be ready with New Crop Bronze Galax about Nov. 1st. Prices same as quoted above on flreen Oalax. BooklnK orders for Bronze now. 

 "first to come— first served." Let us have the order nnd we know you will be well pleased. 



Clalax Is our specialty— we trot It good— and have been pleaslui; people -hundreds of them— with "Itetter Galax for less money" for years. If not a 

 customer It will pay you to get In line. Do It now. If not in the market for Oalax at this time and will be lnt«^re8tod In what we have to offer later on, .drop 

 OS a card that we may get yuu on our malllDK list. We guarantee satisfaction. 



WM ll/rhrknDI IFF a Ciniy Reference: 1st Nat'I Bk., Mt. Airy. N.C.: Ist 

 • |T|» m \J\WtMK9Jt. ■ OC ^\^l^9 NaflBk., Galax.'Vs.; DunandBradstreet. 



Lowgap, North Carolina 



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wood, Cincinnati, visited among a few 

 of the Dayton florists September 23. 

 With them they brought some beauti- 

 ful pictures of Mr. Peterson's new be- 

 gonia, Glory of Cincinnati, which they 

 report is steadily increasing in popu- 

 larity. 



M. Anderson took a trip to Chicago 

 on business last week. 



Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kenyon, of Syca- 

 more, 111., who for the last three weeks 

 have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. George 

 Bartholomew, left last week for Mus- 

 kegon, Mich., to visit relatives, and 

 from there will return to their home. 



Mr. and Mrs. George Bird, of Sid- 

 ney, O., and Henry Ehrhardt, of the 

 same city, were visitors last week, as 

 was also John C. Keinhart, of Belle 

 fontaine, O. R- A. B. 



GRAND BAPIDS. 



The Market. 



Weather conditions continue cloudy 

 and warm, but occasionally the 

 thermometer drops sufficiently low at 

 night to give a warning to hurry up 

 with all outdoor stock. All are busy 

 with geranium cuttings and bedding 

 stock of all kinds. Carnations are all 

 housed, and beginning .to show that 

 they have taken hold and started to 

 grow. As yet the flower stems are 

 short and the cut far short of meeting 

 the demand. Roses are in fine crop 

 and of good quality, but some mildew 



BUILLIANT 



SPRAYS 



Galax and 

 Leucothoe 



Wholesale Ti-aile Solicited 



J. L. BANNER, Montezuma. N. C 



Telegraphic Address, Cranberry, N C. 

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Leucothoe Sprays 



I deal in these exclusively. 

 Always the test. 



H. R. JONES, Rutherford College, N. G. 



Telegraph Address, Connelly Sprinifs, N. C. 

 Mention The Review when you write. 



is seen on Brides, Maids and Killarney. 

 The Rhea Read rose does well here, 

 with fine, strong stems and well colored 

 flowers, and so far it flowers more free- 

 ly than Richmond. It does not drop its 

 leaves, as it is reported as doing in 

 some localities. 



A few violets are on the market and 

 pretty soon they will be plentiful. 



Business is quiet, excepting funeral 

 work and occasional weddings; how- 

 ever, it is sufficient to keep stock from 

 piling up. 



The State Fair. 



The west Michigan state fair, just 

 held here, was a financial success in 

 every way. The quality of the products 

 of the show and the quantity of exhib- 



FERNS 



New Crop, Fresii 

 ffMii tfce Pitch 



Fancy and Dair^er 

 Ferns, 66c per 1000 



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New Crop Green Galax , 46c per 1000. Green 

 Leucothoe Sprays. $2.50 per 1000. Discount on 

 large orders. I am headquarters for Ferrs. Seventeen 

 years' experience. Send me your orders; fail not. 



J. N. PRITCHARD, Elk Park, N. C. 



Witb stock as eood, not better, and prices 



as love, not lower, tlian other Jobbers, 



I solicit your weekly order. 



CI WallrAr ^*^''' '" ^^""^ 

 • Js n CUlivl 9 and Dagger Ferns 



Savoy Centre, Mass. 



NEW CROP 



Green Cialax and Ijeucothoe Sprays ready to 

 ship. With many years' experience, amply able 

 to serve ray customers in a satisfactory manner. 

 In a position to buy cheaper than anyone and 

 will sell cheaper. Get prices before buying and 

 save money. 



J. Q. LOVEN, Montezuma, N. C. 



any previous 



its Avere bettor than in 

 year. 



This year the Horticultural hall was 

 new; a fine large building with cement 

 floor, plenty of light, and in every way 

 suitable for the fruit and flower dis- 

 play. It is the first time that the florists 

 ever had a proper hall in wuich to hold 

 an exhibit, and hereafter there will be 



