. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 32 The Florists' Review jDNiD 1:4, 176 \^8J> Ave. CNic^^o Valley . Peonies Per 100 .$ @ $4,00 . .35 @ 14)0 . @ )0 Per 100 Carnations $ Eillarneys. pink and white, @ Easter Lilies @ SEE C. F. GEE FOR SAFETY Beauties, Cattleyas, doz. .$ @ $ . @ MentloD Th< Rerlew when yon write. WIETOR BROS BEAUTIES, ROSES. CARNATIONS 162 North Wabash Avenue, L. D. Ftaon* Randolph S081 CHICAGO, ILL. Mention The Rerlew whaa yon writ* tion to the main store at 6002 South Ha
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 32 The Florists' Review jDNiD 1:4, 176 \^8J> Ave. CNic^^o Valley . Peonies Per 100 .$ @ $4,00 . .35 @ 14)0 . @ )0 Per 100 Carnations $ Eillarneys. pink and white, @ Easter Lilies @ SEE C. F. GEE FOR SAFETY Beauties, Cattleyas, doz. .$ @ $ . @ MentloD Th< Rerlew when yon write. WIETOR BROS BEAUTIES, ROSES. CARNATIONS 162 North Wabash Avenue, L. D. Ftaon* Randolph S081 CHICAGO, ILL. Mention The Rerlew whaa yon writ* tion to the main store at 6002 South Halsted street. He has been doing a good business in wedding bouquets lately, and the near proximity of the Englewood hospital contributes not a little to the volume of trade. George Reinberg says the outdoor growing season has been so late in its arrival that all outdoor stock is far behind. However, with favorable weather conditions for the next few weeks, everything should advance rap- idly, he thinks, as soil conditions are nearly ideal. A.'F. Keenan, 1306 East Sixty-third street, says he has had an unusually successful plant season. Otto W. Frese, of Poehlmann Bros. Co., thinks it is only a question of time when the Eussell rose will altogether supersede the Beauty in popular favor. William Paselk, bookkeeper at Morton Grove, who recently purchased a new touring car, was arrested June 16 after his auto collided with a wagon at Bel- mont and Sacramento avenues. Mr. Paselk's auto was slightly damaged in the clash. Tony Gabel says the mum department made a large shipment to Havana, Cuba, June 16. Miss Pauline Anderson, who has been employed in the office at Morton Grove for three years, leaves for Minneapolis June 26 to assume her place in the office of the Minneapolis Floral Co., of which her father, C. G. Anderson is superin- tendent. The street car strike had the effect of making up the minds of several re- tailers to the purchase of automobiles for delivery and other busine
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