. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. MISSISSIPPI Orders carefully handled by STEMME & SONS HATTIESBURG, MISS. TUPELO, MISS. ^^^ li^e. TUPELO RORAL CO. MISSISSIPPI TUT ]. B. Adams & Sons Pass Qiristian GREENVILLE, MISS. IDLE HOUR FLORAL CO. L. A. WAAS, Manacer M%in St Extended CLARKSDALE, MISS. PAYNE'S FLOWER SHOP MOBILE, ALA. ""i^'b^^.iy Gooabrad noral Coo Mobile, Alabama y.*¥?*g The Minge Floral Co, BIRMINGHAM, ALA ^ARKER^S FLOWER STORI ROMF GEORGIA n»e Fkmer Shop. Piiiyesr & Co., 338 Bn»d St No eharsM for daUvarlM to Shorter CoUave. ^ '0-. F LOWER. S
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. MISSISSIPPI Orders carefully handled by STEMME & SONS HATTIESBURG, MISS. TUPELO, MISS. ^^^ li^e. TUPELO RORAL CO. MISSISSIPPI TUT ]. B. Adams & Sons Pass Qiristian GREENVILLE, MISS. IDLE HOUR FLORAL CO. L. A. WAAS, Manacer M%in St Extended CLARKSDALE, MISS. PAYNE'S FLOWER SHOP MOBILE, ALA. ""i^'b^^.iy Gooabrad noral Coo Mobile, Alabama y.*¥?*g The Minge Floral Co, BIRMINGHAM, ALA ^ARKER^S FLOWER STORI ROMF GEORGIA n»e Fkmer Shop. Piiiyesr & Co., 338 Bn»d St No eharsM for daUvarlM to Shorter CoUave. ^ '0-. F LOWER. SHOP 41 Feachtree Street Puality SiTdJeWice Camden, S. C. AND VICINITY THE CAMDEN FLORAL CO., INC. MEMBER F. T. D. Birmingham, A1 FIVE POINTS, r\l a. MISS BLACK. Florist a higher retail price for Paper White narcissus bulbs. The smaller bulbs at low prices are soh] by 5 and 10-cent stores, but it was the sentiment of the club that the larger, better bulbs will appeal to the class of trade that usually patronizes the flower stores. Election of officers was postponed until the Oc- tober meeting. Miles Miller was a member of the delegation of boosters, composed of Erie business men, which recently vis- ited Cleveland, Detroit and other cities en route. A Cadillac touring car and a Cadillac delivery car, just purchased, give evi- dence that prosperity abides with Charles G. Oflferle. E. R. S. SYRACUSE, N. Y. State Fair a Success. Never within the memory of the old- est fair patron was the display of cut flowers, ferns and foliage plants more varied or beautiful than this year. Not only was considerably more space occu- pied by the ^-xhibit, but the quality was superior to that shown in other years. The flowers were shown on long tables across the Manufacturers' building. Gladioli, asters and dahlias predomi- nated, but the display of other annuals and perennials was much larger than in previous years. Practically every flower that can be made to bloom during the fall months was r
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