. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. FLORIST 413 Madison Ave^ Ck>r. 48th NEW YORK Bellevna Avenoe, Newport. R. I. liiYFQ I In I b n 8297 nan [ hti»Hwt.!lfEW YORK CITY Cloa* t* Thaators and Staamahlpa I'ersonal selection. Satisfaction cuaranteed. THE BOSTON FLORIST Established 1902 L35 E. 34tli St. NEW YORK Ws p. CHAMPLIN,''¥»^^ SCHENECTADY, N. Y. gywifa Md Floral Dcsigaa for All Occaaiw CORNELL aad WELLS COLLBQBSnnd QKTRAL NEW YORK ORDBtS '*«>>t>«*Soa,«lMissalsaadRfts> ORDERS MdAf ^/'/^Oir wira or pnoiia w FOR— NEW
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. FLORIST 413 Madison Ave^ Ck>r. 48th NEW YORK Bellevna Avenoe, Newport. R. I. liiYFQ I In I b n 8297 nan [ hti»Hwt.!lfEW YORK CITY Cloa* t* Thaators and Staamahlpa I'ersonal selection. Satisfaction cuaranteed. THE BOSTON FLORIST Established 1902 L35 E. 34tli St. NEW YORK Ws p. CHAMPLIN,''¥»^^ SCHENECTADY, N. Y. gywifa Md Floral Dcsigaa for All Occaaiw CORNELL aad WELLS COLLBQBSnnd QKTRAL NEW YORK ORDBtS '*«>>t>«*Soa,«lMissalsaadRfts> ORDERS MdAf ^/'/^Oir wira or pnoiia w FOR— NEW TOIfl\ MAX SCHLING 22 Wast SMh Straat. adlainlna Plaza Hotal Best Florists In the States as References EUKOPEAN ORDERS I Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association EXECXTTED "IP WE SAY IT, WE WILL DO IT" A. Warendorff AimSTlC WORKER IN PLOWERS Prices Reasonable 1198 Broadway. NSW YORK CITT My Only Store Accounts Invited The Saltltord Flower Shop PoughkoopslOy Now York A QUALITY SHOP IN A QUAUTY TOWN acres of good cleared land on Lebanon and Sylvan streets, Maiden. He hopes to erect considerable glass on it next year. He is still cutting some good Richmond and Killarney roses. The salesmen and stallholders at the Boston Flower Exchange are arranging for their annual fishing trip, to be held July 23. It promises to be more largely attended than usual. Charles E. Evans, of Watertown, is the largest shipper of double gypsophila to the local market. This sells much better than the single form. He also has a fine lot of gladioli and sweet peas. John B. Comley, of Bedford, is a large shipper of high grade sweet peas. Those from H. F. Calder, of Norwood, also are splendid. The store of the Boston Cut Flower Co., on Bromfield street, is in the hands of painters and decorators, getting a thorough overhauling. Robert Montgomery, of Natick, is building himself a fine bungalow near his greenhouses. Mrs. Montgomery has been sick for seven weeks, but is much improved. A
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