. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. Pour l'Halloween, N'oubliez pas de brillant Killarney Il est maintenant dans la plus profonde, de forme rose brillant, bourgeons lourds, ,0*7^ splendide feuillage et de longues tiges. ***^. Par spécial 100, 8,00 $ par 100 ; extra, 1 ?" Il a demandé. '' Pourquoi, oui. Le bo i-^cs sera plein de demain '^'-j't, après nous avons eu une douzaine de fel- lo ; er bri' e m. •^ au travail," était la réponse jolly. Les écrits de Eobert Kift. •Vo générations de fleuristes, les pères • ont formé le Club pour fleuristes et leurs . qui aujourd'hui portent le poids de la lettre e, une dette de gratitude à l'ot

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. FOR HALLOWE'EN, DON'T OVERLOOK Killarney Brilliant It is now in the finest shape, deep brilliant pink, heavy buds, , 0*7^ splendid foliage and long stems. ***^. Special per 100, $8.00 Extra ; per 100, 1 ?" he was asked. '' Why, yes. The bo i-^cs will be full of them tomorrow '^'-i't, after we have had a dozen fel- lo so; bri er' th m. •^ at work, " was the jolly answer. The Writings of Eobert Kift. •vo generations of florists, the fathers • formed the Florists' Club and their . who now bear the brunt of the 'e, owe a debt of gratitude to Eob- Kift. His writings have afforded ?^ pleasure and interest as the sea- rolled around. At first there was a '<?ry about Kift's column. It was signed successively A, B, C, D, and so on until K waa reached. The K stayed. Then everybody knew that it was Eob- ert Kift, genial, happy Eobert Kift, with his joyous smile and hearty greeting for all. Everyone likes Kift and everyone enjoys his writings. Some of his sayings are famous. "There are prices for Chestnut street, prices for Eleventh street and prices for the stores uptown, " was his description of an overloaded market, a description that might well excite the envy even of G. C. Watson. When a new grower sent in fine flowers he aptly described it thus: "Samuelson, of Hatboro, is sending in some extra fine roses. The other growers say it is the soil, but we think that the combination of the soil and Samuelson is all right." Various Notes. Mrs. John H. Claus celebrated her twenty-sixth business anniversary Octo- ber 16 and 17. The decorations were oak leaves, ferns and chrysanthemums. A pretty souvenir was distributed. Charles Grakelow gave a large birth- day party at Broad and Columbia ave- nues on the evening of October 16. There were nearly 300 guests, who were enter- tained by a collation and vaudeville. Those "of ours" who were present were George Auegle, Raymond Brunswick, Walter Davis

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