. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. Everjrfhing rirst-classe 14e et H Rues CAUrORNIA,laver. FLEURISTE TACOMA Les commandes pour les fleurs coupées et les dessins de- couardise n'importe où aux États-Unis et au Canada. Mentionner l'examen quand yon écrire. Mufliers roses se vendent bien. D'autres couleurs sont peu recherché. Seul les violettes ont été gravement touchés par le temps chaud, humide et des milliers sont allés dormir avant même qu'ils pourraient être offerts pour la vente de-. Gardenias restent assez rares. Cattleya labiata est beaucoup plus abondant, et il y a un bon approvisionnement d'autres orchidées à floraison d'automne. Ma jaune et blanc

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Everjrfhing rirst-Class 14th and H Streets CAUrORNIA FLORIST TACOMA, WASH. Orders for Cut Flowers and Designs de- livered anywhere in the United States and Canada. Mention The Review when yon write. Pink snapdragons sell well. Other colors are little wanted. Single violets have been badly affected by the damp, warm weather and thousands have gone to sleep before they could be even of- fered for sale. Gardenias remain rather scarce. Cattleya labiata is much more abundant, and there is a good supply of other fall-flowering orchids. Yellow and white marguerites, while small, still are coming from a number of growers and sell well. Green stock has been in a little better demand. Some asters still arrive, but they are getting poor. Glad- ioli of good quality are still arriving, also some good dahlias. Club Meeting. A drenching rain on the night of the club meeting, October 14, was the cause of a rather small attendance. C. H. Totty, Madison, N. J., was present and gave an interesting talk on a splendid exhibit, consisting of some fifty vari- eties of chrysanthemums flowered out- doors. The awards committee recom- mended a report of merit. Peter Fisher showed a new carnation, Alice Little, deeper than Pink Delight and consid- ered much superior by Mr. Fisher, who has 3, 000 plants of it. It was awarded a report of merit. Mr. Fisher also showed Carnation Gorgeous. M. C. Ebel, secretary of the national organ- ization of gardeners, read a paper on "Who Is the Real Gardener?" which was discussed by many of those pres- ent. Four new members were elected. Reports were presented by the land- scape, picnic and field day committees. Various Notes. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wax, of the well known Tremont street firm of Wax Bros., have arrived home on the Kaiser Wilhelm II, after an extended Euro- pean trip. Mann Bros., of Randolph, are cutting pompon mums in quantity, in addition to such varieties as Unaka, Smith's Ad- vance, Pacific

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