. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. /p/o. The American Florist. nil. ?TO T* TRAD! Bl^-class Seeds, Bulbs, Flants, Sbrubs and Nursery stock. (( Carl R. Gloeckner. President, 76 Barclay St., NEW YORK CITY COLD STORAGE LILY OF THE VALLEY PIPS $ per 1000 in cases of 2000 only. Finest German, not Dutch grown. Ready now. For Fall Delivery 1910 Our own imports from Japan. PerlOOO Uliam Lon^omm Multifiorum, 7-9 $50 CO Giganteum. 7-9 65 00 " " Formosum,79 65 00 F. O. B. New York. Atlantic City publicity bureau, and the following telegram from
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. /p/o. The American Florist. nil. ?TO T* TRAD! Bl^-class Seeds, Bulbs, Flants, Sbrubs and Nursery stock. (( Carl R. Gloeckner. President, 76 Barclay St., NEW YORK CITY COLD STORAGE LILY OF THE VALLEY PIPS $ per 1000 in cases of 2000 only. Finest German, not Dutch grown. Ready now. For Fall Delivery 1910 Our own imports from Japan. PerlOOO Uliam Lon^omm Multifiorum, 7-9 $50 CO Giganteum. 7-9 65 00 " " Formosum,79 65 00 F. O. B. New York. Atlantic City publicity bureau, and the following telegram from W. At- lee Burpee: "Most favorably im- pressed upon today's automobile trip with suggestion of our Minnesota friend Massey that next year's conven- tion be held at the Roycroft Inn, East Aurora, N. Y. Am sure our friend Elbert Hubbard would give us a royal good time. Kindly emphasize the fact that we want everyone to come to Fordhook on the 10:50 spe- cial from Reading terminal on Fri- ; Mr. Massie stated that he and Mrs. Massie had stopped at the Roycroft Inn and could vouch for its being a delightful location, and as to the dry- ness that was certified to by Mr. Bur- pee. The straw vote showed plural- ity for East Aurora. President Rob- inson appointed H. Holmes as a committee of one to find President- elect Page and escort him to the plat- form, and upon his appearance he ?was warmly greeted by the Retiring President Robinson, who warned him that he would know more about what he was getting into a year from now, and that he was glad the executive mantle was to fall on such broad shoulders so well able to sustain the responsibilities of the position and it appeared of recent years that the as- sociation seemed to have a preference for good-sized men. In response, President-elect Page said: "I hardly know whether I am to be congratulated or sympathized with. I probably will know better about a year from now, as President Robin- son has intimated. However, th
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