. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1074 The American Florist. June 2,. Notice to Readers of The American Florist. F. T. D. SERVICE in a Wholesale Way, with the Retail Florists, began with Kennicott Bros. Co. Wholesale Dealers in Cut Flowers and Plants CHICAGO Established 1881 Detroit. RUSTIC HANGING BASKETS SHORT MEMORIAL DAT SUPPLY I?!DICATED. Last week a heavy influx of roses was a disturbing factor in the marlvet that was ah'eady overloaded with nearly every item on the list of sea- sonable flowers and special sales cal- culated to dispose of th
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1074 The American Florist. June 2,. Notice to Readers of The American Florist. F. T. D. SERVICE in a Wholesale Way, with the Retail Florists, began with Kennicott Bros. Co. Wholesale Dealers in Cut Flowers and Plants CHICAGO Established 1881 Detroit. RUSTIC HANGING BASKETS SHORT MEMORIAL DAT SUPPLY I?!DICATED. Last week a heavy influx of roses was a disturbing factor in the marlvet that was ah'eady overloaded with nearly every item on the list of sea- sonable flowers and special sales cal- culated to dispose of the surplus had little effect upon the stock that con- tinued to pile up. On the approach of Memorial day, however, indications point to a real scarcity of everything: in cut flowers, and even pot plants that are usually available at this date in great quantities, are this year far short of prospective demands. Cold weather with heavy rains are alone responsible for this shortage that the Memorial day demand will make most embarrassing, SPECIAL CLUB MEETING. Responding to an invitation extend- ed by Geo, W. Davis, the florist club held a well attended and enthusiastic meeting at the Davis greenhouses. Wednesday evening. May This meeting was a special one, called to hear the reports of the advertising com- mittee having in charge the publicity connected with Mothers' day. About 40 members were present, and togeth- er with the visitors, increased the party to fully ."lO persons. Mrs. Davis and her daughter had prepared a splendid dinner for the guests, who enjoyed it most heartily and gave the fair hosts, who so generously provided for them a rousing cheer and vote of thanks. The dinner over, all repaired to the greenhouses to inspect the re- cently completed shop attached there- to and gave the same their approval for its elegant appointments, which in- cluded a new refrigerator of ample size to exhibit a choice stock of cut flowers. The size of the store room is about I
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