. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. iSji^il principale institution de cri genre aux Etats-Unis. C'est une spe- cialty de restauration au veut de fleuristes partout. Bulbes et des articles divers, un grand sous-sol et 5 étages modera bâtiment principal, de 23 x 47 pieds de large et 180 pieds de profondeur, les maisons de plus en plus son activité, tandis que les fondateurs de celle-ci sont toujours les hommes à la barre. Liste des prix de gros de graines, de bulbes, de plantes et d'articles divers postés sur demande. Mig il^ht vous payer savoir-nous arrêter et nous voir sur votre chemin vers ou à partir de la Convention de LA MAISON DE SEMENCES NICHELL S18, rue Market, Phil

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. iSji^he leading institution of lira kind in the United States. It makes a spe- cialty of catering to the wants of florists everywhere. Bulbs and Sundries A large, modera five story and basement main building, 23 x 47 feet wide and 180 feet deep, houses its ever-increasing busi- ness, while the founders thereof are still the active men at the helm. Wholesale Price List of Seeds, Bulbs, Plants and Sundries mailed on request. It mig^ht pay you to know us Stop and see us on your way to or from the Convention NICHELL'S SEED HOUSE S18 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA Meptlon Th« B»t1«w when yon wrtf ? JOS. a. NEIDINSER FLORISTS' SUPPLIES 1309-11 N. Second Street PHILADELPHIA, - PA. on cut flowers will be doubled and that empty boxes will be charged for instead of going free as now. The main body of delegates to the Boston convention left the city Beading terminal at 2 p. m., August 17. There were sixty-two in the party, a noble turn- out. Late additions to the list already given were: Robert Craig, S. S. Skidel- sky, W. W. Coles, Kokomo, Ind.; Edward Koss and Mrs. Ross, Arthur H. Lanser and D. J. Keohaul. George A. Strohlein, of Henry A. r^reer, Inc., expected to sail on the Ger- inau liner that shipped off to coal the <'<Tman cruiser. He is glad he didn't. Charles D. Ball and Charles D. Ball, •1r., left for Boston August 17 on the I'iiy State express. Charles Henry Fox, who was in Berlin .i'lst before war was declared, has cabled 1 is family of his safety in London. Tinfoil has advanced fifty per cent in ! 'ice. Alvah R. Jones has returned from his ^ ication in the mountains and at the ^ lore. Mr. Jones is looking remarkably ell. T. Neilson Geiger is able to paint his bbons with either kind of letters free- * 'nd. His window of America gladioli • id lotus is effective. Paul Berkowitz went out to Wayne. WHY show your customers an old, soiled Album OF when you can get a nice, fresh, clean, bright, attractive new one

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