. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Everytiiing Eirat-ClaM Ufh and H Sfreefs EL PASO, TEX. "THE FLOWER SHOP" P. C. H*RTM*NN, Prop, EL PASO, TEXAS POTTER FLORAL CO. Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery A8a*n Goddard, report of superior merit; Lad- die, from the same raiser and grower, report of merit; Nancy, from S. J. Goddard, report of merit; chrysanthe- mum sport of a white seedling of Dorner's, from S. J. Goddard, report of merit; Carnation 48-A, from (Littlefield & Wyman, report of merit; No. 44, from same raiser, honorable mention. The invitation to the American Car
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Everytiiing Eirat-ClaM Ufh and H Sfreefs EL PASO, TEX. "THE FLOWER SHOP" P. C. H*RTM*NN, Prop, EL PASO, TEXAS POTTER FLORAL CO. Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery A8a*n Goddard, report of superior merit; Lad- die, from the same raiser and grower, report of merit; Nancy, from S. J. Goddard, report of merit; chrysanthe- mum sport of a white seedling of Dorner's, from S. J. Goddard, report of merit; Carnation 48-A, from (Littlefield & Wyman, report of merit; No. 44, from same raiser, honorable mention. The invitation to the American Carnation Society to meet in Boston in 1918 met with enthusiastic approval. In one of the windows of T. F. Gal- vin. Inc., November 24, I noticed a beautiful basket of orchids which • in- cluded such varieties as cattleyas, cal- anthes, cypripediums and Vanda San- deriana and V. Cserulea. John L. Eussell, one of the popular salesmen for Joseph Breck & Son, was married November 15 to Miss Alice Belle Safford. The happy couple have lieen spending their honeymoon at Monadnock, N. H. At the next meeting of the Garden- ers' and Florists' Club, December 19, officers will be elected and J. N. Keeler, New England representative of Hitch- ings & Co., will give a stereopticon lec- ture on greenhouse construction. C. S. Andem, of Putnam, Conn., is sending extra fine carnations to the mar- ket this season. His leading varieties are Alice, Pink Delight, White Wonder ami Matchless. Sweet peas are not at present abun- dant, but J. W. Philbrick & Co., of Beverly, are sending in fine Spencers which readily sell at $2 per hundred. At the great national allied bazaar, to be held in Mechanics building De- cember 9 to 20, at which it is hoped to raise a million dollars for relief, the plant and cut flower booth will be quite an imposing one and great quantities of flowers are sure to be disposed of. The management looks for a paid at- tendance of 30,000 daily. The Albert Eoper Estate, of
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