. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Everylliing rirst-CiBM Uth and H Streets EPASCTEX. "THE FLOWER SHOP" D. C. HARTMANN, Prop. -^ _^. indx^Apolis. i Th© Market. October is here and the chrysanthe- mum season is beginning. The stores are displaying early varieties, at good, Roses in all colors are arriving in fair quantity and quality, short stock being especially popular. Good Russells have been running Beauties a hard race. Carnations of better quality are be- coming more plentiful, the prices rang- ing from $2 to $3 per hundred. Lilies still are lather scarce. Gl
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Everylliing rirst-CiBM Uth and H Streets EPASCTEX. "THE FLOWER SHOP" D. C. HARTMANN, Prop. -^ _^. indx^Apolis. i Th© Market. October is here and the chrysanthe- mum season is beginning. The stores are displaying early varieties, at good, Roses in all colors are arriving in fair quantity and quality, short stock being especially popular. Good Russells have been running Beauties a hard race. Carnations of better quality are be- coming more plentiful, the prices rang- ing from $2 to $3 per hundred. Lilies still are lather scarce. Gladioli have about disappeared. Newcomers to the market are snapdragons and a fall crop of Buddleia Asiatica. Green stock is plentiful, with the exception of smilax, which has advanced to 25 cents per string. Various Notes. The Indianapolis Flower & Plant Co. is planning to raise the roofs of its greenhouses, to accommodate the chrys- anthemum plants. Although a liberal reward has been offered, no information has been re- ceived regarding Pahud's stolen ma- chine. The Benson-Oilar Co. is redecorating its store in white and gold. The man- agement has purchased a new delivery car, which has the same colors. Reynolds' Flower Shop has been pur- chased by B. F. Hensley, of Knights- town, Ind. The store will be known as the Hensley Flower Shop and will be under the management of Clarence R. Greene, who for the last ten years has been manager for the A. Wiegand's Sons Co. The Grande family is suffering from a streak of misfortune. Mrs. A. Grande, in stepping from a vehicle, injured her foot; John, Jr., had his machine badly damaged by a runaway horse, and the daughter has been in the hospital under- going an operation for appendicitis. Fred Hukreide and Lee Rickenbock took a two days' fishing trip to the Brandywine, where, it is said, they man- aged to get their lines wet. A gentleman known to the trade as "Sprinkleproof" Sam breezed into town last week. Mr. Seligman now
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