. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1412 The American Florist. Jan. 25, On receiving only strong and healthy cuttings when you order from us. We have only the nicest and best varieties. Write for iurther information to. The Wholesale Florist of New York. 42 West 28th Street. Grower, Lynbrookt L. I. Victory, Imperial, Pink Imperial, Aristocrat, Winsor, Welcome, White Perfection, Lieut. Peary, Rose Pinli Enchantress, etc. Montreal. BUSINESS ACTIVE. Trade since New Year's has been quite active, notably in the cut flower line. Plenty of table decoration
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1412 The American Florist. Jan. 25, On receiving only strong and healthy cuttings when you order from us. We have only the nicest and best varieties. Write for iurther information to. The Wholesale Florist of New York. 42 West 28th Street. Grower, Lynbrookt L. I. Victory, Imperial, Pink Imperial, Aristocrat, Winsor, Welcome, White Perfection, Lieut. Peary, Rose Pinli Enchantress, etc. Montreal. BUSINESS ACTIVE. Trade since New Year's has been quite active, notably in the cut flower line. Plenty of table decorations keep up the demand for flowering plants. Prices have moved down some on cut flowers and the quality has improved; dafl'odils and tulips have made their appearance. NOTES. At; the hist monthly meeting of the Gardener's and Florists* Club the newly elected president, John Pidduck, occupied the chair. It was de- cided to move to more up-to-date quarters on the comer of Bleury and Sherbrooke streets. The annual dinner will be held January 27, at the new meeting hall. Harry Eddy was elected a member; this makes four Eddys, father and three sons. T. Gorman, G. Trussel and Ed. Derynk are on the sick list. The recent report about Mr. Perrin proved to be untrue; although he is a very sick man hopes of his recovery are enter- tained. C. A. Smith, of Lachine, had the honor of being elected an alderman by a handsome ma- jority; this makes the fifth of the craft en- joying municipal honors. On Monday last Tom McHugh, of Dorval, en- tertained a party of friends at his home at Forest and Stream Club. Dougal Roy in the interest of A. T. Bodding- ton. New York, called on the local trade re- cently. Luck. Glen Cove, N. Y. The Nassau County Horticultural Society's gold medal for the best record made in the point contest during the year has been awarded to Alexander Mackenzie, who led all competitors. The silver medal for the next highest number of points went to Adolph Jaenecke of Floral Park,
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