. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1921. The American Florist. 377 John Kruchten Co • 30 East Randolph Street, (Not Incorporated) WHOLESALE FLORISTS U. D, Phone Central 8016-8017. CIIICA60, ILL. A. T. Pyfer & Co. WHOLESALE FLORISTS 164 N. Wabash Avenue CHICAGO, ILL. Long Distance Telephone, Central 3373. WEIIAND-RlSCIflCbt FLOWER GROWERS TELEPHONE trM UUfADACU k\IC CHICAGO cENiRALSTs 194 Illinois Milwaukee, Wis. BUSINESS SLOWLY IMPROVING. While the volume of business for the past week was slow^ly going up grade, market conditions
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1921. The American Florist. 377 John Kruchten Co • 30 East Randolph Street, (Not Incorporated) WHOLESALE FLORISTS U. D, Phone Central 8016-8017. CIIICA60, ILL. A. T. Pyfer & Co. WHOLESALE FLORISTS 164 N. Wabash Avenue CHICAGO, ILL. Long Distance Telephone, Central 3373. WEIIAND-RlSCIflCbt FLOWER GROWERS TELEPHONE trM UUfADACU k\IC CHICAGO cENiRALSTs 194 Illinois Milwaukee, Wis. BUSINESS SLOWLY IMPROVING. While the volume of business for the past week was slow^ly going up grade, market conditions cannot be said to be good. The favorable growing weather of late has brought in a good supply of all kinds of cut flowers, including roses, gladioli, asters, delphinum and numer- ous outdoor annuals. A few dahlias have made their appearance and soon this line with its great variety of color and form will again be a leader. HAIL DAMAGE. A few vei-y hot days last week were followed by a severe wind, rain and hail storm at S :30 p. m., August 26. The area visited by hail was streaked, going from southwest to northeast. Those growers in this path who suffered broken glass were Holton & Hunkel Co.'s Humboldt avenue plant, 1,000 to 1,500 lights; Gust A. Pohl, 800; A. F. Kellner Co., about 200, and Benjamin Gregory, who was badly hit, amount unknown. At all these places the dam- age done was on the south exposure. NOTES Many plant men were busy all day Sunday, August 28, getting their ex- hibits in condition at the fair grounds for the opening day, August 29. Un- doubtedly several out-of-town florists will be with us during this week. The writer paid a visit to the range of the Haentze Floral Fond du Lac, Wis., last week and found this up-to- date place in first class shape, ? both inside and outside. It's always a pleas- ure to see a tidy establishment. Art Leidiger of the Edlefsen-Leidiger Co., returned from his annual vacation in time to look after his duties as as- sist
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