. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 120 The Florists^ Review Jandaby 80, 1918. Foley Iron Frame House erected for Joseph Tlioiiias, iireensbnrs:. This house is the latest addition to Mr. Thomas' range, being one of our Iron Frame houses, 34 ft. 6 in. by ;>00 ft. The testimonial given by Mr. Thomas, as shown below, will give you some idea of how superior is our construction as compared to the houses he had been building of an inferior type. " The frame is certainly the easiest and most simple to erect of any houses we have built. The many visiting florists who have been t
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 120 The Florists^ Review Jandaby 80, 1918. Foley Iron Frame House erected for Joseph Tlioiiias, iireensbnrs:. This house is the latest addition to Mr. Thomas' range, being one of our Iron Frame houses, 34 ft. 6 in. by ;>00 ft. The testimonial given by Mr. Thomas, as shown below, will give you some idea of how superior is our construction as compared to the houses he had been building of an inferior type. " The frame is certainly the easiest and most simple to erect of any houses we have built. The many visiting florists who have been through the house join us in pronouncing it the most modern and up-to-date house they have ; Jijk^Ht^^i^ NEW YORK ST. JAMES BUILDING THE FOLEY NANUFACTDRING CO. 2557 SO. WESTERN AVE. CHICAGO Mi-ntlon Th«» RpvIpw wbpn ynn write. INDIANAPOLIS. The Market. Trade was quite good last week. The weather continues mild, but business holds up remarkably well. Eoses are considerably off crop and there is hardly enough to go around. Carnations are cleaned up daily. The recent cloudy weather nearly shut off the sweet pea supply and these cannot be bought at a premium. Paper Whites, hyacinths and valley are plentiful. Tulips and jonquils are finding ready sale. Easter lilies are scarce. Various Notes. Richard Kootz, formerly of Indian- apolis, but now with the Fleischman Floral Co., Chicago, spent a few days in the city last week. The February meeting of the State Florists' Association is to be held with the Dorners, of Lafayette, Tuesday, February 4. The Indianapolis florists will leave on the interurban lihiited at 8 a. m. Quite a number have announced their intention of going. Harry Balsley, of Detroit; S. S. Ski- delsky, of Philadelphia, and Frank Farney, also from Philadelphia, called on the trade last week. Alfred Brandt expects to occupy his new store room, at 5 East Ohio street, about February 1. There is an opening for another good rose grower in Indianapolis, for the lo
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