. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ^Eastern Iowa For< Western Wis. ( N. W. Illinois FLOR^Nm^ERX Dubuque, Iowa. DAVENPORT, IOWA EASTERN IOWA AND WESTERN ILLINOIS GEO. F. FORBER 313 Brady Street Will at all times serve you best Another asset of our own at your service— Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association ORIGINALITY SPENCER, IOWA WOODCOCK FLORAL CO. Wliolpsalp and Rftail Florists. Member trade in Scliencctady. He predicted a large business for Thanksgiving. • • • • The Mohawk Greenhouse Co., Sche- nectady, X. Y., is enjoying a phenome- nal run of funeral work, ma
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ^Eastern Iowa For< Western Wis. ( N. W. Illinois FLOR^Nm^ERX Dubuque, Iowa. DAVENPORT, IOWA EASTERN IOWA AND WESTERN ILLINOIS GEO. F. FORBER 313 Brady Street Will at all times serve you best Another asset of our own at your service— Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association ORIGINALITY SPENCER, IOWA WOODCOCK FLORAL CO. Wliolpsalp and Rftail Florists. Member trade in Scliencctady. He predicted a large business for Thanksgiving. • • • • The Mohawk Greenhouse Co., Sche- nectady, X. Y., is enjoying a phenome- nal run of funeral work, many fine j)iecos being turned out by Manager (r. W. Matthews and his assistants. A fine crop of Chadwick mums heads tlio list of Thanksgiving offerings. W. M. CLEVELAND, O. DAVENPORT IOWA H. G. PAULI. Florist LARGEST RETAIL GROWER IN THIS CITY Cedar Rapids, la. JOHN E. LAPES Member F. T. D. Personal Attention The Market. TJic <liange in the market which the trade has been waiting for lias not ma- terialized, Imsiiicss last week being ex- tremely sb)w, with the exception of a (lay or two. Minns, pompons, carna- tions Mild roses .'ire coming in on every train, while the mails and telegrams are bringing requests for an outlet of sur- jiliis stock. Mums are now at their height, with Marigold and Ronnnffon jiredominating. I'ompons are exception- ally good and ;ire now arriving in all colors and varieties, but, on account of tlie oversuiiidy, they have been moving slowly. Carnations are now arriving in quantity, but have not been moving, owing to the preference for mums' Roses are getting better dailv, but the supjily of good Columbia and Premier has not been enough to take care of the demand. There has, however, been a sur]ilus of White Killarnev, Ward Sun- burst, Ophelia and Butterfly. ' Outdoor stock is still arriving, there being a largo cut of dahlias, while gladioli, calendulas, bachelor's buttons CEDAR RAPIDS, lA. KEMBLE FLORAL Inc. Member Florists' Telegraph
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