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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



OCTOBBB 20, 1910. 



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BUFFALO. 



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Business has not been up to the 

 standard for this season of the year, 

 and it is generally thought that the 

 warm weather has a great deal to do 

 with it. Stock is getting more plenti- 

 ful. Dahlias have not been extra good 

 to date and they keep poorly, owing to 

 the heat. Mums are much in evidence 

 and are increasing daily. Polly Eose, 

 Pacific and Comoleta are the principal 

 varieties. The price holds up well and 

 they find ready sale. Carnations are 

 still scarce. 



Flower Show. 



On Wednesday, October 12, the Buf 

 f alo Florists ' Club held one of the most 

 successful and best attended meetings 

 in the history of the club. The purpose 

 of the meeting was to make final prepa- 

 ration for the coming show. The meet- 

 ing was called by President Streit and, 

 after a few introductory remarks, the 

 chair was turned over to Wm. F. Kast- 

 ing, chairman of the general show com- 

 mittee. Reports were then heard from 

 all chairmen. The rest of the evening 

 was devoted entirely to the selection of 

 spaces and a discussion of the best and 

 most artistic way of decorating the 

 hall. The show will be held November 

 2 to 5, at Convention hall, the most 

 spacious and well known public build- 

 ing in Buffalo. 



A complete and artistic plan has 

 been drawn by George W. McClure, 

 embodying the general idea of the show, 

 and this in itself, when carried out, 

 will make a beautiful garden out of 

 the bare walls, etc., of Convention hall. 

 Spaces were soon spoken for by the 

 many representatives, and every indi- 

 cation points to a decided success. It 

 will require the hearty cooperation of 

 every florist in Buffalo to carry out the 

 extensive plans and thus a general in- 

 terest will be aroused. No expense is 

 to be spared in advertising, and we 

 shall expect every member to recom- 

 mend the idea to every customer. One 

 of Buffalo's best bands has been en- 

 gaged and music is provided for every 

 performance. 



The chairman of the general commit- 

 tee has asked the correspondent of this 

 paper to send a special note to the 

 effect that the committee would be 

 greatly pleased to receive any exhibi- 

 tion flowers for the flower show. The 

 flowers will not be open to competition. 

 They will be handled in perfect order, 



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