. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Pasteboard High Hats- Green, for Shamrocks, with Pipes $ dozen Small Chip Baskets, decorated with Pipes dozen Carnation Dye—the Best 25c, 50c pkg. Clay Pipes and Shamrocks $ gross. $ dozen. Our own factory will turn out Baskets with any finish you desire, for $, $ or $ worth of assorted baskets. We will please you with fine work and good value. Write us for novelties. We are always ahead of the times. No. 1265-3. Size S^xS^axH^s. H. BAYERSDORFER & CO. 1129 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Send for Our Silent Salesm
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Pasteboard High Hats- Green, for Shamrocks, with Pipes $ dozen Small Chip Baskets, decorated with Pipes dozen Carnation Dye—the Best 25c, 50c pkg. Clay Pipes and Shamrocks $ gross. $ dozen. Our own factory will turn out Baskets with any finish you desire, for $, $ or $ worth of assorted baskets. We will please you with fine work and good value. Write us for novelties. We are always ahead of the times. No. 1265-3. Size S^xS^axH^s. H. BAYERSDORFER & CO. 1129 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Send for Our Silent Salesman** Supplement Headquarters for Japanese Gtoods Mentton The ReTlew when yon write. changed by later importations of stock in good condition. There will be spiraea at Easter. The Philadelphia Cut Flower Co. is getting George Henry *nd Benora in exhibition form. Henry I. Faust, of Merion, is sending well grown Narcissus Victoria to Stuart H. Miller. Sydney H. Bayersdorfer has returned to the city. A" nXimber of cases of roses have reached New York from Holland with- out invoices, owing to the seizure of the mails by England. Owing to the perish- able nature of the stock, the owners in this city are endeavoring to make ar- rangements for the prompt release of the plants. Howard M. Earl will speak on sweet peas before the Florists' Club on the evening of March 7, in the clubroom of Horticultural hall. Phil. Francois A. Morse, formerly asso- ciated with the Kosemont Gardens, of Montgomery, Ala., has been placed in charge of the greenhouse stock at the H. F. Michell Co. range, at Andalusia, Pa. BUFFALO. The Market. The record for the season would have been much more satisfactory if the growers could have shipped to this market a month ago a part of what they are shipping now. Except in a few items, there now seems to be a glut of stock. Beauties, of course, are far from being overplentiful; the same is true of valley. Orchids, too, are scarce. Beauties at present cut no figur
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