. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Everything First-Class 14th and H Streets JOHN L RATCLIFFE FLORIST 209 W.^road St. 8J?iS{S?c^;?rVr Hotel Greenbrier, ZT^^^^^ RICHMOND, WASHINGTON. D. C. DE'S CUDC FLORISTS 1214 F STNW. WASHINGTON DC Members Florl8t»' Tpifirranh Delivery Send all MARYLAND orders to SAMUEL FEAST & SONS S. E. comar Chariaa and Plaaaant Sta., BALTIMORE. MD. The Ann with 82 years* experience and repntatlon Qaick auto delivery service for city and suburbs. BaltImore,«.°4^p"oint. PIERCE & CO., S09 N. Charles St. Baltimore, Hi Members F
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Everything First-Class 14th and H Streets JOHN L RATCLIFFE FLORIST 209 W.^road St. 8J?iS{S?c^;?rVr Hotel Greenbrier, ZT^^^^^ RICHMOND, WASHINGTON. D. C. DE'S CUDC FLORISTS 1214 F STNW. WASHINGTON DC Members Florl8t»' Tpifirranh Delivery Send all MARYLAND orders to SAMUEL FEAST & SONS S. E. comar Chariaa and Plaaaant Sta., BALTIMORE. MD. The Ann with 82 years* experience and repntatlon Qaick auto delivery service for city and suburbs. BaltImore,«.°4^p"oint. PIERCE & CO., S09 N. Charles St. Baltimore, Hi Members Florists' Telegraph Delivery. and the specials bring fancy prices. Easter and calla lilies are available in large shipments. Various Notes. The Hengerer department store deco- ration and the J. N. Adams Christmas decoration were done by A. J. Reichert. The store formerly conducted by Eachel M. Rebstock, at 614 Main street, was purchased by S. A. Ander- son November 30, It was restocked with plants, palms and ferns and the business now is run on a new basis. The trade wishes Mr. Anderson success in his new venture. The great fascina- tion of flowers and her love for the work has induced Mrs. Johnson, for- merly Eachel Rebstock, to return to the old stand, where she is now in charge for Mr. Anderson. L. H. Neubeck has a stock of choice cyclamens which are certainly wonder- ful. They are grown in his greenhouses at Williamsville. His skimmias, full of bright red berries and potted in jars with holly ferns, are exceedingly attractive; so are his begonias and boxes of Easter lilies. J. G. Pickelman finds trade good. He has had considerable funeral work recently. H. S. Baker and wife, who are grow- ers at Warsaw, N. Y., were in^town last week. They are looking for a good late yellow mum to grow next year, one that will surpass Golden Wedding and others. W. J. Palmer & Son have two good- sized weddings booked for early dates. a scHRoer£j» *•* 56 Broadway '^ DETROIT MICHIGAN
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