. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 98 The American Florist. Atcg. lo, Indianapolis. ELABORATE PLANS FOR THE AUTUMN EXHIBITION. — LIBERAL PREMIUMS ARE OFFERED AND A NUMBER OF NOVEL FEATURES ASSURED.—BACKED BY BUSI- NESS MEN. The Indiana floral festival and chrys- anthemum show, to be held at Indian- apolis, November 5 to 9, 1901, is to revive the many successful exhibitions which were held in Tomlinson Hall in former years. This year's show is in charge of a special directory composed of prominent florists and merchants, they agreeing to take all re
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 98 The American Florist. Atcg. lo, Indianapolis. ELABORATE PLANS FOR THE AUTUMN EXHIBITION. — LIBERAL PREMIUMS ARE OFFERED AND A NUMBER OF NOVEL FEATURES ASSURED.—BACKED BY BUSI- NESS MEN. The Indiana floral festival and chrys- anthemum show, to be held at Indian- apolis, November 5 to 9, 1901, is to revive the many successful exhibitions which were held in Tomlinson Hall in former years. This year's show is in charge of a special directory composed of prominent florists and merchants, they agreeing to take all responsibility. The Florists' Association of Indiana will take part through its members, all mem- bers to be admitted free, each member being allowed also a number of compli- mentary tickets. The indications are that this exhibition will be a great suc- cess, as the subscription list has been liberally signed and the people in general are awaiting the social event with many anticipations. The premium list is very liberal lor plants and flowers, and in special displays some new features will be introduced. But in decorations the greatest eflfort will be made. Wm. G. Bertermann, the secretary, while still on the invalid list, is devoting much time toward making the exhibition a success. The local members of the state associa- tion will, of course, during the show give all visiting florist friends a royal welcome and give them special entertain- ment. RoCKFORD, III.—W. S. Hizer has dis- continued his store at 115 State street and will devote bis enti e time to the greenhouse end of his business. West Springfield, Mass. — R. W. Cartter, the prosperous market gardener of this town, has suddenly become famous all over the country through the soil sterilizer that he has invented and because of the remarkable results obtained by its use in a number of large commer- cial establishments. With it soil can be quickly and economically heated to 212°, and all weed, insect or fungus ge
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