. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. Nicholas Wapler, Warren St., Mention the American Florist when writlnn SPLIT CARNATIONS Quickly, easily and clicaply Mended. No tools required. Pillsbury Carnation Staple :000for postpaid, I. L,. £BURT Galesburg, III. Windsor, Ont American Florist when writing. Mention tht For Photographs of Horticultural Subjects For illustratin? Catalogues. Price Lists. Circulars, etc., write MATHAN R. GRAVES, KA't'o?'!.'. 413-414 Hayward Bld^., Rochester, N. T. ;GO. Florists' Supplies. 112B Arch str
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. Nicholas Wapler, Warren St., Mention the American Florist when writlnn SPLIT CARNATIONS Quickly, easily and clicaply Mended. No tools required. Pillsbury Carnation Staple :000for postpaid, I. L,. £BURT Galesburg, III. Windsor, Ont American Florist when writing. Mention tht For Photographs of Horticultural Subjects For illustratin? Catalogues. Price Lists. Circulars, etc., write MATHAN R. GRAVES, KA't'o?'!.'. 413-414 Hayward Bld^., Rochester, N. T. ;GO. Florists' Supplies. 112B Arch street, PBILAOEU'HIA, PA. Send for onr new catalogue. KRICK'S Florist Novelties Maoufac turer and Patentee of The Only Omninf InuBortelle letters on the market. Order at oooe. CHAS. AOG. KRICI, 1164-66 Greene Ave- BKOOfatN, N. T. Every letter marked. Crimped Superior >S Carnation Staple (rATSHT APPLIED FOK,) Far rsDairlng split cstrnatians. 1000 for SO centi Postpaid. Sample free. L. J. WAflZ. 203 Main Springfleld. Mass. utica, N. Y. At tile meeting- of the Florists' Club held November 10 there was a magnifi- cent display of roses, chrysanthemums and carnations, which was thoroughly enjoyed by the meml^ers present. Brant Bros, had a fine exhibit of Kil- larney, My Maryland and Bride roses and some splendid specimens of chrys- anthemums and carnations; L. F. Goodman of Clark Mills displayed car- nations and ferns; C. F. Sitzer, chrys- anthemums; R. Kilbourn of Clinton, chrysanthemums and sniilax; W. K. Dobler, carnations, and J. J. Williams, supplies and designs. An interesting display of chrysanthemums was made by A. N. Pierson of Cromwell, Conn., showing some remarkably large and well grown specimens. The "Meyer Green Silkaline''. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original American Florists
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