. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. Toledo, O.-Il y aura un nouveau magasin de fleurs à Broadway le 15 février 1502 environ. A. E., avertissement de 812 Western Avenue, est titulaire. Hagerstown, MD-Janvier 24 de l'incendie a détruit le tally- chaufferie et gravement endommagé les extrémités de quatre maisons- vert administré par H. A. Bester &AMP ; Fils, impliquant une perte estimée à 1 000 $. Schenecitady, N. Y.-J. Jacob Thelen a une bande de terre de sa propre invention qu'il a utilisé, pour trois ans. Il envisage de faire une demande de brevet et de mettre la bande sur le marché. Peu de Bock, arche.-un feu provenant je

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Toledo, O.—There will be a new flower store at 1502 Broadway about February 15. A. E. Warning, of 812 Western avenue, is the proprietor. Hagerstown, Md.—January 24 fire to- tally destroyed the boiler room and badly damaged the ends of four green- houses owned by H. A. Bester & Sons, entailing a loss estimated at $1, 000. Schenecitady, N. Y.—Jacob J. Thelen has a dirt band of his own invention which he has been using for three years. He is considering applying for a patent and putting the band on the market. Little Bock, Ark.—A fire originating in the boiler room of the Herman Meyer establishment damaged the greenhouse and adjoining residence to the extent of $2, 000, which was partly covered by in- surance. Media, Pa.—Fire destroyed a green- house at the George W. Bosler range on Orange street recently, damaging spring stock to the extent of $1, 000. Miss Phoebe Baker sustained a loss of $800 from a blaze started by an overheated furnace, on the same day. Dayton, O.—At the recent industrial exposition inthe Delco building the Miami Floral Co. and the Heiss Co. were large exhibitors. Their adjoining booths had a good showing of poinset- tias, lilacs, boxwood, ferns, palms, car- nations and roses. The tfohn Sieben- thaler Nursery displayed a good line of rursery stock, featuring imported mag- nolias in full bloom. London, England.—Announcement has been made that the Journal of Horti- culture has suspended publication '' dur- ing the period of the war." All the British gardening papers have been hard hit, but the trade periodicals have got along fairly well. The Journal of Hor- ticulture was founded in 1848 and was a great success until the death of the original editors put the paper into less virile hands. Saginaw, Mich. — The Saginaw-Bay City Florists' Society will meet at the store of J. B. Goetz Sons February 7 at 7:30 p. m. Champaign, HI.—C. F. Swayger, chief gardener for the Hlinois Central ra

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