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The Florists' RevicW 



JUM- 25, 19M. 



LEADING RETAIL FLORISTS 



The retail florists whose cards appear on the pages cuff^ this head, are prepared to fill arders from other floriata foritocal delivery on the 



basis. If yott wiM til be represented under this heading, now is the time to place your order. 



BOSTON, MASS. 



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** Pena, The Teleirraph Florist *' 



Members of Florists' Telegraph 



Delivery Assoclmtion. 



87»48 BROMFIELD STRBBT 



Ynr onlen for ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 



wlU be caretuUy tlUed by 



^605 Pacific Ave. 



■einber norlsta' T«t«rrsph DeUTerr* 



The Park Floral Co. 



J. A. VALENTINE. Pres. 

 Member Florists' Telegraph DeliTery. 



DENVER, 



COLORADO 



Lexington, Ky. 



KELLER, Florist 



Hiffh Grade Cut Flowers 

 and Deaiffning : : I t 



ill orders entrusted to us for Central Kentucky 

 will have careful attention. 



Ernst wibnhokbkr Co, 



No. 83 E. Klm Stkbet 

 Chicago, IL.L.. 



Member Florists' Telegraph Deliver y Ass'n. _ 



Colorado Springs, Colo. 



Orders Carefully Executed 



PIKES PEAK FLORAL CO. 



Wholesale and Retail 



^A^IL^SOISI EVEBTWHEBE 



Mew York New Jers«r Long Island 



BROOKLYN 



S AND 5 OBKEKE ATSNUB 



Tel. No. 6800 Prospect 



LW.McCOY,norist 

 912 3d Ave. 



Seattle, Wash. 



GROWER. WHOLESALER 

 AND RETAILER 



Careful and prompt attention given to 

 orders. Alaska, Washington and Oregon. 



N 6 W2I rkfOnlO rue Arcade Florist 



Auto. Phone 1840. Orenhouses GranvilIe.Obio., 

 —Phone 26. Member Florists' TelegraphDellvery. 



Send Orders for 



Washington, 

 D.C. 



and vicinity to 



Everytliing 

 First-Class 



14th and H Streets 



J. J. Habermehl's Sons 



The finest floral arrangementB. flowers and plants 

 furnished on telegraphic orders. 



The 



BelleTve 



Stratford, 



Phfladelphia 



Broad and 



Walnut 



Streets. 



Richmondf Ind. 



VBBD H. USMON & GO. 

 fla rlrt i and Deoorators. Band as yonr ordan 



W. p. MoFABiiAin> Ij. 0. MoFabland 



McFARLANDS, Florists 

 AKRON, OHIO 



Rockford,E,II.W.Buckbee 



there is a good demand for smilax^ as- 

 paragus and ferns. 



Club Picnic. 



The club picnic, which was held at 

 Preister 's park, near Belleville, 111., was 

 a great success in every way and tlie 

 attendance numbered about 300. Much 

 credit is due the trustees, Messrs. 

 Weber, Guy and Young, j^nd their as- 

 sistants, W. Ossick and Charles Young, 

 for the way they performed their du- 

 ties. Only a few came out in the 

 morning, but every car after the noon 

 hour brought out a large crowd of flo- 

 rists and their families. A fine band 

 of music played, to the young folks' 

 delight, until nearly midnight. The day 

 was warm and sultry and rain was 

 looked for at any moment, but it held 

 off until all were safely at home. 



At 3 o'clock a baH game was started 

 between the retailers and wholesalers, 

 which the trustees stopped after the 

 third inning, when the score was 9 to 7 

 in favor of the wholesalers. 



The trustees then started the differ- 

 ent games, which took place at the ball 

 grounds, and the grand stand was filled 

 with those not taking part in any of 

 the contests; thus nearly everybody 

 had a good view of all the games. The 

 games were in charge of Herman Nie- 

 haus, Frank Windier and Al. Gums, 

 assisted by the trustees. 



The first event was a time walking match, open 

 to Krowers onlv. This was won by B. H. Pierce; 

 prize, a year's subscription to The Review; 

 second, by Geo. Martsen, of Alton, 111., a pair 

 of cuff buttons. Both prizes were ottered by 

 T J BGDOkc. 



No. 2 was a voung ladles' 30.yard race. Miss 

 R. Zender. of Chicago, was first and received 

 a fine handbag; Miss C. Rennecke, second, an 

 umbrella. The first prize was from the Retail 

 Florists' Association, the second from F. A. 

 Weber. 



No. 3 was a 30-yard race for girls under 16 

 vcars of age. This was won by Miss Emunds; 

 "prize, a necklace; Miss C. Lowe took second, a 

 fan. The first prize was offered by W. C. Young, 

 the second by the Florists' Club. 



No. 4 was a race for boys under 10 years of 

 age. This event was won by tlie Schuster 



Send your Orders for Chicago 



and Sub. 

 nrbsto 



2?,,T r" ^^ -"TTi^n .;^ ' All orders carefully filled 

 7*5-2223 WMa^'J^O under Uie supervision of 



sSiil^^^'— GEORGE ASMUS, Mgr. 



^S^ Wire. Write, or Phone West 822 



Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery 



KiraIhS809 

 .Centralises, 



LEADING 

 FLOBISTf. 



Si^rs'tuciid Ave.. Cleveland 



RICHMOND. VA. 



The Hammond Company, Inc. 



Laadlns Florists 



109 EAST BROAD STREET 



J. W. WOLTERS 



627 South Hill Streot 

 LOS ANGELES, CAU 



High grade flowers or floral designs delivered 

 anywhere in the west. Satisfaction guaranteed. 

 Usual trade discount. No orders accepted from 

 unknown parties unless cash is telegraphed or 

 enclosed with mail orders. 



CJ^BONEj 84a Boylston St.. 



BOSTON 



Meinbcf Ftorists'Tdefraph Delivery Assodatioa 



He Livingston Seed Co. 



FLORISTS 



COVER ALL OHIO POINTS 



114 N. High Street, COLUMBUS, OHIO 



Spedsl care taken with telegraph orders for 



DETROIT AND ViaNITY 



L Bcnb flwal Co., Mtrt Pschelsa. Prtp., 153 Bstes It- 



