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The Fforfsts' Review 



June 12, 1913. 



BOWLING 



AT OHICAOO. 



The bowling schedule of the Cook 

 County Florists ' Association league was 

 completed Juno 4, with the Eoses lead- 

 iiig by a good margin. At the next 

 meeting of the Cook county organiza- 

 tion the various prizes will be awarded 

 to the high score men and those who 

 qualified by high averages, etc. The 

 scores for the concluding night were as 

 follows: 



^■^-Boses. Ist. 2d. 8(1. Violets. Ist. 2d. 3d. 



Goerlich ..123 121 ll.t A. Huebner.143 191 123 



Koehler ...141158 147 Jacobs 143 134 157 



Byers 173 134 166 Wolf 196 126 187 



Price 137 161 180 Schultz 155 184 187 



Fischer ...146 168 146 J. Huebner.142 182 153 



Total . . 



Carnations. 

 Lorman 

 L'bermann 

 Armst'ng . 

 Ayers . . . . 

 A. Zech... 



Total . . 



720 727 751 



Ist. 2d. 3d. 

 .164 193 169 

 .198 209 203 

 ,130 176 147 

 ,158 172 171 

 ,144 150 170 



.794 900 ^'SO 



Total 



Orchids. 

 Krauss 



.779 817 807 



1st. 2d. 3d. 

 .189 131 165 



Graff 214 167 164 



Brostrom . . 182 162 184 



Burns 149 177 152 



J. Zech 133 141 145 



Total 



.867 778 810 



SEDALIA, MO. 



The Archias Floral Co. has purchased 

 of the Jackson estate the entir.e block 

 of ground between Fifth and Sixth 

 streets and Sneed and Carr avenues. 

 This is one of the most desirable blocks 

 in the west end and lies just across the 

 street from the company's carnation 

 range. On the new ground they will 

 erect a range of greenhouses for the 

 growing of roses exclusively. They 

 are also having plans drawn for a mod- 

 em stone and terra cotta office build- 

 ing, comprising two sy)riefl and a base- 

 -ment, equipped with refrigerators and 

 every modern convenience, to be erect- 

 ed at once on the site of the present 

 office, with an elegant palm house or 

 conservatory in the rear. These and 

 other needed improvements, when com- 

 pleted, will more than double the pres- 

 ent capacity of their establishment. 

 They will also open an uptown store 

 as soon as the present tenant's lease 

 expires. 



The capital stock will be increased 

 and has been spoken for by the fol- 

 lowing well-known citizens: Dr. E. F. 

 Yancey, C. C. Kelly, E. G. Cassidy and 

 W. J. Ferguson. 



In the Greenhouse 



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Insecticides, Fungicides, 

 Vermicides, Etc^ 



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