. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. rgio. The American Florist. 1013 DESIGNS OR CUT FLOWERS n will be delivered for the trade la other cities l>y the below, the Leading Retailers In the cities indicated Wire, Phone or Mall Orders. Kansas City, Mo. WILLIAM L. ROCK, Flower Co., will carefully execute orderi for Kansas City and any town In Missouri, Kansas or Oklahoma. St Louis, Mo, Vnrite. Wire or Pbone Toar Order* to 1406 Olive Street, ftesnlai discount allowed on all order*, either Plants or Cut Flowers, fkme* BelL Main 2306. Kiniocli. Centiu 4M1
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. rgio. The American Florist. 1013 DESIGNS OR CUT FLOWERS n will be delivered for the trade la other cities l>y the below, the Leading Retailers In the cities indicated Wire, Phone or Mall Orders. Kansas City, Mo. WILLIAM L. ROCK, Flower Co., will carefully execute orderi for Kansas City and any town In Missouri, Kansas or Oklahoma. St Louis, Mo, Vnrite. Wire or Pbone Toar Order* to 1406 Olive Street, ftesnlai discount allowed on all order*, either Plants or Cut Flowers, fkme* BelL Main 2306. Kiniocli. Centiu 4M1 Mention the American Florist when writing New York. EstabUshed 1849 David Clarke's Sons FLORAL DECORATORS 2139-2141 Broadway ;3 co?ua>bus. Clioice Cut FloweFS Lansing, Micii. Gurdon B. Smith Covers all Points in Michigan. Best of Shipping Facilities in all Directions. Always has the best of Everything. Kansas City, Mo. Samuel Murray FLORIST. 1017 BrOaWay Sons"rv"a?orT Both Phones 2670 Main. All orders (fiven prompt attention. Write. Telephone or Telegrapt), Orange, N. J. The regular meeting of the New Jersey Floricultura! Society was held in Lindsley hall, 240 Main street. Fri- day, June 10. The orchid exhibits from Lager & Hurrell. Joseph A. Manda, West Orange, and Wm. Run- kle, gardener to D. Kindsgrab, were especially fine. Rose night was also observed, there being a grand display from the private estates in the Or- anges. John R, Le Count of Maple- wood, N. J., donated to the society a handsome silver cup to be competed for in any manner decided upon. It will more than likely be competed for at the chrysanthemum show in November. A hearty vote of thanks was extended to Mr. Le Count for beautiful gift. During the even- ing we were honored by a visit from Mayor Arthur B. Seymour, who com- plimented the society upon the excel- lence of the exhibition. The society Is proud of the fact that five of its members carried off the principal prizes
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