. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. ^dBaskeU^BR n° 1750-1 ach douzaine- 8 pouces 0,12 $ 1,26 $ No 1750-2 à 9 pouces 151,50 n° 1760-3-10^" 20 1,80 No 1750-4-12 pouces 252,25 n° SPÉCIAL 2 gazes, J4 pouce 81c par boulon Vous aurez besoin de quantités de ce houquets pour la douche, c'est indis- capable en juin. La qualité des produits en fait un certain marché. Notre stock de Willow, Briid et paniers de nid est complète et se compose uniquement de la dernière et meilleure lellini styles. Nouveau taquet, stock à tous moments. A. L. Randall Co Everytiimg pour les fleuristes, Phoae Ceatrsl 1490 L. D. Exekaare PriTate partent tous

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Br^dBaskeU ^ach Dozen No. 1750-1- 8-inch $0.12 $1.26 No. 1750-2—9-inch 15 1.50 No. 1760-3-10^-inch 20 1.80 No. 1750-4-12-inch 25 2.25 SPECIAL No. 2 Gauze, j4 inch 81c per bolt You will need quantities of this for the shower houquets; it's indispens- able in June. The quality of the goods makes this a sure bargain. Our stock of Willow, Briid and Nest Baskets is complete and consists only of the latest and best lellini styles. New, cleat stock at ail times. A. L. Randall Co Everytiimg for Florists, L. D. Phoae Ceatrsl 1490 PriTate Exekaare all Departmentt 66 E. Randolph Stnet, Chicago Mention The Review when yon write. New York as well as in Chicago, for |ast year Mr. Wienhoeber spent with McConnell, on Fifth avenue, and the season before that he was at Pitts- burgh, preparatory to entering his fa- ther's business. Poehlmann's to Grow Pot Plants. It is announced that Poehlmann ^ros. Co., Morton Grove, will go into the pot plant line, growing blooming stoL'k for Christmas and Easter and ^ecorative plants, especially ferns, for the seasons between holidays. Under the direction of August F. Poehlmann, the plant growing will be in charge of C. Gr. Anderson, formerly with the Geo. Wittbold Co., whose employment was reported in last week's issue of The Review. Mr. Poehlmann plans, quite as a matter of course, to turn out pot plants of a quality and eventu- ally in quantity to compare with the company's output of cut flowers. Some of the stock for the start already has been ordered. It would seem that the Poehlmann Bros. Co. is taking a wise step, for Chicago never has had an adequate supply of pot plants of the better class. The few growers of these have done exceedingly well. Peonies for Memorial Day. One of the best posted peony han- dlers stated May 25 that the entire basement of the Western Cold Storage warehouse was being devoted to peonies, and that at a rough estimate he would put the number then on the floor at 25, 000

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