. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. THE FRUIT AUCTION COMPANY, New York City, beginning this spring, will inaugurate daily Auction Sales at Wholesale of Plants, etc. Exceptional facilities provided in our new building, centrally located at 200, 202 and 204 Franklin Street (comer Washington Street). Date of initial sale Wednesday, April 1, 1908, at eight o'clock in the morning. Sales daily thereafter at same hour until further notice. For terms and all other detailed information address : THE FRIIT AlCTION CO. P. 0. Box 640, NEW YORK CITY. Correspond
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. THE FRUIT AUCTION COMPANY, New York City, beginning this spring, will inaugurate daily Auction Sales at Wholesale of Plants, etc. Exceptional facilities provided in our new building, centrally located at 200, 202 and 204 Franklin Street (comer Washington Street). Date of initial sale Wednesday, April 1, 1908, at eight o'clock in the morning. Sales daily thereafter at same hour until further notice. 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. sellers of plants the day following sale. Payments will be made to The movement to sell Plants by Auction at Wholesale has the support and commendation of Leading Growers and Importers. mmfmmmmmmnmmmmmmmmmmmmjmm^m} Milwaukee, Wis.—The annual show of tulips and other bulbous stock is now on at Mitchell park, many thousands of fine flowers Ijeing shown in the east con- servator}'. Ceomwell, Conn.—A. N. Pierson has Interested himself in a large orphanage for homeless Swedish children. It was through Mr. Pierson's generosity that it was started. RivEESiDE, Cal.—Chas. Howard, of Pasadena, has bought five acres of land north of town and will devote them to roses. He will also build a greenhouse and a residence on the property. Janesville, Wis.—Dr. C. G. Dwight has completed his plans for his three immense greenhouses, which will be built immediately. Thirty thousand square feet of glass will be used in the structures. This glass will be shipped In one car lot and will be one of the largest ship- ments ever received in the city. His heating plant will be double the capaci- ty of the three houses, which will be 27x 261 feet. It will take over 10,000 feet of 1%-inch piping for heating. The structures of the three houses will be of iron and steel and the whole equipment of modern and approved type. Springfield, O.—^The committee o
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