. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. 52 Les fleuristes^ SBPTnMBBR d'examen 14. 1922 Inc., et la Chicago avenue Floral Co. ; ces entreprises a gagné le premier, deuxième et troisième places, respectivement, dans les classes suivantes : Fenêtre fort, rempli ; suite nuptiale bou- quet, bouquet de corsage, phlox vivace, pas moins de douze variétés ; décoration de table, couronne au chevalet et panier de fleurs. "' ? ? :. :* . Notes diverses. Harold Thompson, de Albert Lea, était un visiteur à la foire, Vendredi, Septembre 8. Melmquist ont présenté quelques rafales de pêches à la foire de Nice, qu'il avait cultivé à Bedford. C. F. Bice, de l'EICE

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 52 The Florists^ Review SBPTnMBBR 14. 1922 Inc., and the Chicago Avenue Floral Co.; these firms won first, second and third places, respectively, in the following classes: Window box, filled; bridal bou- quet, corsage bouquet, perennial phlox, not less than twelve varieties; table decoration, wreath on easel and basket of flowers. "'??:.:* . Various Notes. Harold Thompson, of Albert Lea, was a visitor at the fair, Friday, Septem- ber 8. Gust Melmquist exhibited a few nice peaches at the fair, which he had grown at Bedford. C. F. Bice, of Eice Bros., was confined to his home several days last week by illness. The general committee of the flower festival met at the Elks' Club, Thursday evening, September 7, and took up mat- ters dealing with the show November 11 to 16. Advertising, finance, exhibits and other matters were taken up and will be reported on at the next regular meeting of the Minnesota State Florists' Asso- ciation, September 21. C. FORT WAYNE, IND. The Market. The wei'k just past has been the hot- test and driest of the summer, each day being hotter than the one previous, until the '' pep'' was all taken out of business. Sunday night, September 10, brought relief in the form of heavy rains. Vacationists are returning home and, with the cooler days, the florists are looking for an increase in business. Out- door stock is still plentiful. Roses are to be had in quantities and are of good quality, considering the extremely hot weather. A few carnations are to^ bf had, but their stems are short. Gladioli, asters, zinnias and calendulas are in abundance. Various Notes. The Posie Shop, in the Washington street market, is doing well, considering the (juietness of trade in general. Mr. and Mrs. Bichard Blossom and Mrs. Shives motored to Toledo, 0., and visited with the trade. From there they went by boat to Detroit for a few days. The Blossom Floral Co. has been re- ceiving some good strawflowers from Miss Flick

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