. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 970 The American Florist. May iy, RICE CO. Decoration Pay Supplies Metal Wreaths and Crosses, Cycas and Magnolia Wreaths, Magnolia Leaves, Oak Leaves and Sprays, Wire Designs, Ribbons, Plain and Fancy Chiffons. Everything for Florists. 1220 Race Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Clean Sphagnum Moss F. O. B. CHICAGO 10 Burlap Bales . $ 10 Wired Bales (large) Write for prices on 25 to 100 bale or Carload lots, f. o. b. Wis. Moss Factory or f. o. b. Chicago. Vaughan's Seed Store CHICAGO George Cotsonas & Co. W
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 970 The American Florist. May iy, RICE CO. Decoration Pay Supplies Metal Wreaths and Crosses, Cycas and Magnolia Wreaths, Magnolia Leaves, Oak Leaves and Sprays, Wire Designs, Ribbons, Plain and Fancy Chiffons. Everything for Florists. 1220 Race Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Clean Sphagnum Moss F. O. B. CHICAGO 10 Burlap Bales . $ 10 Wired Bales (large) Write for prices on 25 to 100 bale or Carload lots, f. o. b. Wis. Moss Factory or f. o. b. Chicago. Vaughan's Seed Store CHICAGO George Cotsonas & Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of Evergreens Fancy and Dagger Ferns, Bronze and Green Galax, Holly. 'Leucotboe Sprays, Princess Pine, Etc., Delivered to al! parts of United States and Canada 127 W. 28th bet. 6th & 7th Av ., Upu, Vflrk Telephone 1202 Madison Square. nc™ l0Ml Sphagnum Moss NEW STOCK. 12 Bbl. Bale, $ Nothing Better on the Market Can Ship at Once : : : JAMES DAY, Milford, N. H. Montreal, Que. FROST FOLLOWS WARM WEATHER. During the warm weather of the last couple of weeks trade in bedding plants has been quite active. Even tomato plants were demanded and sold, but the last few nights heavy frosts have been the order, and any- thing left unprotected undoubtedly must have been killed. Carnations planted in the field fared badly. Fir- ing has been resumed at night, but the days are sunny and bright. Rain is badly wanted. Horse show week made a big demand on cut flowers for the table and for decorations. The use of flowers is on the increase in connection with advertising in the show windows of the large depart- ment stores. CLUB MEETING. The Montreal Gardeners and Flor- ists' Club met last Tuesday for the first time in the new quarters, TJnia Hall, Sherbrooke street west. Many old members were present. All expressed satisfaction with the new meeting place, and all who had been denied the privilege of a smoke in the old hall enjoyed themselves t
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