The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . le this week were excellent lilyof the valley and fancy tulips. A largequantity of Poeticus narcissus is nowbeing received and this week the firstpeonies were seen, a fine lot of Officina-lis rubra. The Chicago Flower Growers Associ-ation is the recipient of a full assort-ment of seasonable stock with Killar-ney roses of exceptionally fine quality. J. F. Kidwell is still calling on thegrowers in the interest of the corpora-tion, and it is needless to say that heis having a delightful time with thegrowers in his visits. Prank Johnson, A. L
The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . le this week were excellent lilyof the valley and fancy tulips. A largequantity of Poeticus narcissus is nowbeing received and this week the firstpeonies were seen, a fine lot of Officina-lis rubra. The Chicago Flower Growers Associ-ation is the recipient of a full assort-ment of seasonable stock with Killar-ney roses of exceptionally fine quality. J. F. Kidwell is still calling on thegrowers in the interest of the corpora-tion, and it is needless to say that heis having a delightful time with thegrowers in his visits. Prank Johnson, A. L. Randall Gos,enterprising sales manager, is backfrom his southern trip with a smileand a big bunch of orders. A. L. Vaughan & Co. are receivingquantities of stock. Spanish iris are agreat feature of this store in a greatvariety and of excellent quality. Theroses, carnations, tulips and other stock ^Budlongs Blue RibbonValley. s E is all meeting with good sale and thedemand for Mothers day is exception-ally brisk. 946 The American Florist. May 11^. ED. WINTERSON CO 166 Ave.,CHICAOO All late orders for Motliers Day will be filled in Wendland & Keimel have finishedplanting the following roses: 7,000Mrs. Aaron Ward, 3,000 Rhea Reid,2,000 Sunburst, 2,000 Radiance, 1,000Killarney Queen, 40,000 Killarney, 14,-000 White Killarney, and as W. jokingly says, 3,500 Prince deBulgarie, Antoine Revoire and They have 150,000 feet of glassand the output is all consigned to theE. C. Amling Co. Jac. Lederer, 644-48 ? West Madisonstreet, is now manufacturing floristrefrigerators and two of their newstyle boxes are already in use by theChicago Floral Co., 41 West Randolphstreet, and Nick. Korson, 120 NorthState street. M. Lederer, who looksafter the florist trade, is making spe-cial inducements to those who are con-sidering installing a new box. George Perdikas is making prepara-tions to enlarge his store on SouthWabash avenue and when the newalterations are made he wil
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