. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ^* ?'•^.ryr»!*J7' - v* iir^'V' . ^ \ The Florists' Review October 22, 1914. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. f The Market. Trade has been only fair. The weather .lontinues warm and balmy,, with no frost in sight. Conditions will probably not change until we get a heavy frost. Stock is plentiful. Outdoor flowers, such as cosmos and dahlias, are to be had in any quantity. Chrysanthemums are be- coming more plentiful. Some first-class carnations are coming in. Beauties and other varieties of roses are more than equal to the demand. Some first-class pot mums are
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ^* ?'•^.ryr»!*J7' - v* iir^'V' . ^ \ The Florists' Review October 22, 1914. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. f The Market. Trade has been only fair. The weather .lontinues warm and balmy,, with no frost in sight. Conditions will probably not change until we get a heavy frost. Stock is plentiful. Outdoor flowers, such as cosmos and dahlias, are to be had in any quantity. Chrysanthemums are be- coming more plentiful. Some first-class carnations are coming in. Beauties and other varieties of roses are more than equal to the demand. Some first-class pot mums are finding a ready sale. Various Notes. Sprinkleproof Sam Seligman was a .caller last week. He says business is ^ood with him. John Grande is bringing his usual line of pot mums into the market, and they are finding a good demand. J. A. Peterson and wife spent a day in the city last week. They were on a motoring trip through Indiana, and in- cidentally talking begonias wherever the opportunity presented itself. Hartje & 'Elder have been cutting, cosmos and dahlias in large quantities. Bertermann Bros. Co. was quite busy with wedding decorations last week. Adolph Baur, secretary of the Ameri- can Carnation Society, is busy getting out the premium list for the coming show and is tdso soliciting advertising for it. Any one desiring space will communi- cate with Mr. Baur at once. The committee in charge of the au- tumn flower show reports satisfactory progress and indications point to a highly successful show. The public is showing unusual interest and many re- • quests are being .mside for tickets al- ready. It is expected ttkt a large num- ber of Illinois florists yW^^^ attend and extra efforts will Be rpade for their en- tertainment. Th^an^uet has been ar- ranged for Friday 'nigh't, November 6, ind a smoker fpr Saturday night, No- vember 7. • H. L. W. ANT TALBOT'S EXTERMINATOR Non-poisonous powder; sure death to ants in gr««nhous« and field. Used by placing so insects
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