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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



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January 19, 1911. 



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PITTSBUKO. 



The Market. 



With the weather bouncing up and 

 <lowa between 10 and 70 degrees above 

 zero, with sometimes a little sunshine 

 and sometimes a little rain, what j^ou 

 would expect is what we are getting. 

 Stock is short along most lines and 

 business has been good, several good, 

 big funerals helping to clean up stock 

 nicely. 



The retail stores are all taking 

 things easy, with no excitement of any 

 kind; in fact, the business is just in 

 keeping with the weather. Among the 

 growers the conversation is not so 

 much about the size of the cut as the 

 size of 'the coal bill. 



Various Notes. 



The Pittsburgh Cut Flower Co. has 

 made a large purchase of glass. The 

 price was right for about six carloads. 



Oh, say! To Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. 

 Elliott there came a baby girl, Thurs- 

 day, January 12. There is Grandpa 

 Bader, too, to receive congratulations. 



Paul Berkowitz is calling on the 

 trade. 



A. W. Smith, Jr., is being persuaded 

 to get up a paper to be read before 

 the club on "What the Florists' Club 

 Owes the City." 



Fred Burki is doing time as a juror 

 in the criminal court. 



Uncle John Wyland would like to 

 dispose of his plant and get into a 

 warmer climate. 



One of the wholesalers who made a 

 trip among the carnation growers 

 around Allison Park reports the baby 

 crop as being much better than the 

 carnation crop. FIoo-Hoo. 



Fremont, Neb. — C. H. Greene recent- 

 ly suffered a small loss by fire at his 

 greenhouse office in the Sampter-Keene 

 building. 



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 large percentage of 

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 Tells how to fertilize soil so that productive crops 

 may be raised, with special matter to florists. 



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