. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. Eveiytliing rirst-Claas 14E et H rues. CUDE BIIOS.CO. Les fleuristes 1214 r 9T.NW YV^tHINOTOMOC, Washington D. C. GUDE pour fleuristes membres du Telegraph DeUrery SUIVICC "TOUJOURS À VOTRE'' METZ 4 TOLEDO Ohio BATEMAN BMs. MadisoM 414 Ava. Iiocated baalneas dans le centre de district. BEUISIIS rURAl sf *l liMs COUVRIR TOUS LES PMNTt ONW CLEVELAND (OHIO) BRAMLBY Si FILS Store et serres, 1181 East Tlst Street 6 $ par mille. Les violettes sont presque à la fin de leur saison et sont être- venant de petites et de couleur pâle. Location- nations ont été comptés dans la surabondance. Amende supplémentaire

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Eveiytliing rirst-Claas 14th and H Streets. CUDE BIIOS.CO. FLORISTS 1214 r 9T.NW YV^tHINOTOMOC WASHINGTON, D. C. GUDE'S Members Florists' Telegraph DeUrery 'ALWAYS AT YOUR SUIVICC'' TOLEDO METZ 4 BATEMAN Ohio BMs. 414 MadisoM Ava. Iiocated in the center of baalneas district. rURAl BEUISIIS sf *l liMs COVER ALL ONW PMNTt CLEVELAND, OHIO BRAMLBY Si SON Store and Greenhouses, 1181 East Tlst Street $6 per thousand. Violets are nearing the close of their season and are be- coming small and pale in color. Car- nations were counted in the glut. Extra fine stock in all varieties went at $10 per thousand. The stock coming in is of extra fine quality. Next to these in supply came roses in all varieties. Prices on these, too, were forced down to a low level. Bulbous stock came in great quantities and went at prices so low it would hardly pay for the bulbs. Dutch hyacinths brought only $1 per hundred. Tulips, valley, lilies, callas. Von Sions and freesias have come down in price since Easter. Greens seem to hold their own. The store men are looking for some improvement in business this week, as several weddings and balls are an- nounced by society. Greenhouse men are busy preparing for planting out. Club Meeting. The Florists' Club held its monthly meeting April 8, in Odd Fellows' hall. The meeting was not well attended, the fine weather, no doubt, keeping many of the members working at home. But these few kept things lively for a few hours. The report of the judges of the club's recent exhibition was read and accepted with a vote of thanks. W. J. Pilcher, who is one of a committee ap- pointed to select a fitting place for the annual convention of the American Carnation Society here in January, re- ported that the Planters' hotel was the choice of the committee. Vice-presi- dent Ammann will report this decision to Secretary Baiir at once. Conrad Bergstermann was appointed a member of Mr. Ammann's committee, in place of R. J. Windier

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