. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. igo8. The American Florist. 361 ^^(^WWW "iiim^iiiii^iiimimimiiii^^^ Notice to Florists THE FRUIT AUCTION COMPANY, New York City, beginning at an early date this spring, will inaugurate Daih' Auction Sales at wholesale of Plants, etc. Exceptional facilities provided in our new building, centrally located at 200, 202 and 204 Franklin Street (corner Washington Street). Date of initial sale will be announced in next issue of this paper. For terms and all other detailed information address : THE FRIIT AlCTION CO.
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. igo8. The American Florist. 361 ^^(^WWW "iiim^iiiii^iiimimimiiii^^^ Notice to Florists THE FRUIT AUCTION COMPANY, New York City, beginning at an early date this spring, will inaugurate Daih' Auction Sales at wholesale of Plants, etc. Exceptional facilities provided in our new building, centrally located at 200, 202 and 204 Franklin Street (corner Washington Street). Date of initial sale will be announced in next issue of this paper. For terms and all other detailed information address : THE FRIIT AlCTION CO. P. 0. Box 640, NEW YORK CITY. Correspondence and personal interviews cordially invited. of plants the day following sale. Payments will be made to sellers The movement to sell Plants by Auction at Wholesale has the support and commendation of Leading Growers and Importers. Cinerarias 3 4. 5 and 6 inch pots, 80c, $, $ and $ per doz: Write for prices on BEDDING PLANTS. Please send cash with order. CHAS. SHERWOOD, WATERLOO, lA. ^ Red Bank, N. J. The foui'th annual banquet of the Monmouth County Floricultural Society was held at the Sheridan hotel March 3, and it was the best the society ever had. The proprietor, Fred Fisk, eclipsed all previous efforts in the dinner he pre- pared. It was the unanimous opinion of the guests that they had never sat down to a finer spread. The decorations were splendid and admired by everybody. They were made by Wm. Turner, Geo. Hale, H. S. Kettel and N. Butterbach. Followins the feasting there was a short season of speech-making. Every one was only permitted five minutes. Among the speakers were: A. Herring- ton, Bfadison; Rev. J. A. Reynolds, Red Bank; J. Kenney, Henry AVood, G. Steele, H. S. Kettel and N. Butterbach. The Rrckards brothers entertained us with the newest soncs. Visitors were: The Scollav brothers. Dr. E. Fields, Rev. J. A. Reynolds, W. Woods, W. L. Re- menter, of Vaughan's Seed Store, New York
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