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NOVBMBBR 9, 1911. 



The Weekly Florists' Review* 



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LAST 

 CALL 



FOR ADVERTISEMENTS FOR 



^ Annual Special 

 Autumn Number 



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You will miss it, 

 Mr. Advertiser, 

 if you don't mail 

 your copy SOON 



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To be Issued November 16, 1911 



Our Special Numbers Have Become 

 an INSTITUTION in tiie Trade : s 



**We are glad to acknowledge that we have had far more satisfactory 

 results from your paper than from any other method of advertising.** 



-C. a. JAMES & SON, Hornell, N. Y. 



WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE-a raee'if Yiur Supply Wamnts. an Inch 

 . ar a Clanfiei as Yanr Stack Refuires-bnt^WE WANT IT EARLY : : .^ 



FLORISTS' PUBLISHING CO., «»'IST<S^ob!^1.¥£%>t. CHICAGO 



was burned at Fortieth and Chestnut 

 streets late on the afternoon of Octo- 

 ber 27. 



Joseph G. Neidinger reports a large 

 importation of Japanese frieze chenille. 

 This is a good substitute for red im- 

 mortelles. 



Jphn "W. Mclntyre opened his new 

 pla|« at 1713 Banstead street last week. 

 It gives him much improved onarters 

 for handling his business. ^ 



Stephen Mortensen, of Southamp- 

 ton, Pa., is sending some beautifully 

 colored Double Xillarney to 8. 8. Pen- 

 nodt-Meehan Ca,*fcady Hillingdon is an- 

 other of bis specialties. 



Charles Henry Fox ha* put a haad- 

 Bome new Packard delivery car on the 

 street. 



Frank Gaul, of Newtown Square, nar- 

 rowly missed being seriously hurt by 



some gunners who were peppering his 

 evergreens with buckshot on the open- 

 ing day of the rabbit season. 



Berger Bros, are receiving some beau- 

 tiful blooms of Silver Wedding and 

 Lynnwood Hall. The latter 's finish 

 makes it a desirable commercial va- 

 riety. 



W. F. La Cf«ix, of Buena, N. J., is 

 sending the first lilac of the season to 

 the Leo Niessen Co. 



Friends of Balph G. Shrigley will 

 learn with regret that he has retired 

 from the profession. 



William Swayne, of Kennett, is send- 

 ing fine Maud Dean and Lynnwood 

 Hall to William J. Baker. Phil. 



Bisui/rs from advertising to date are 

 very satisfactory. — ^Wm. Toole A Sons, 

 Baraboo, Wis. 



BICHMOND, IND. 



About fifty florists, including those 

 from all parts of the state, attended the 

 November meeting of the Indiana State 

 Florists' Association here last week. 

 The assembly was at the greenhouses 

 of the E. G. Hill Co., west of the city, 

 where the business session of the morn- 

 ing was held. Short talks were given 

 by W. W. Coles, of Kokomo; J. 8. 

 Stuart, Anderson; M. Heller, Newcas- 

 tle; H. L. Wiegand, Indianapolis; N. H. 

 Gano, Martinsville; Theodore Domer, 

 Lafayette; Boger Murphy, Urbana, O.; 

 B. F. Hensley, Knightstown, and W. 

 H. Elverson, New Brighton, Pa. Jo- 

 seph H. Hill and E. Q. Hill also gave 

 short talks on the work they are carry- 

 ing on. Nine new members were voted 



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