. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 80 The Florists^ Review OCTOBEH 11, We will give away free 5O0O small plants XANTH080MA BATAVIENSI8 to introduce tiiem. Tliey are beautiful in green- house in winter and will make you nice strong plants for outside in spring. Send 2c each for number you want to co\er postage and packing. Not less than 10 to one person, nor more than luO. Write duick, so as to get a chance to test them. L. H. READ &, CO., DEER PARK, ALABAMA Mention The Review when you write. MILWAUKEE. The Market, There has been little chanjije in mar- ket conditions duri
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 80 The Florists^ Review OCTOBEH 11, We will give away free 5O0O small plants XANTH080MA BATAVIENSI8 to introduce tiiem. Tliey are beautiful in green- house in winter and will make you nice strong plants for outside in spring. Send 2c each for number you want to co\er postage and packing. Not less than 10 to one person, nor more than luO. Write duick, so as to get a chance to test them. L. H. READ &, CO., DEER PARK, ALABAMA Mention The Review when you write. MILWAUKEE. The Market, There has been little chanjije in mar- ket conditions during the last week. The weather has been cool, with rain nearly every day. A frost put an end to good outdoor stock, and this made the short- age of other flowers somewliat more acute. Of course, asters are a thing of the past as to quantity, and gladioli are about out of the market. Carnations, while arriving more satisfactorily, are far below the normal cut, and the de- mand, for the next two weeks at least, will have to remain unsatisfied. Roses are not plentiful by any means, and, while the quality is fine, there are a number of orders tliat must be turned down. Orchids are more jilentiful, and as the quality is fine they move nicely. Chrysantliemums are selling well, but the sup])ly as yet is small and regular shipments are not to be expected. The first violets of the season reached the market about a week ago and were dis- posed of with no difficulty. They look well for this time of the year and un- doubtedly will cut quite a figure in the sales later on. Business in general has not seemed to have the usual fall push to it, al- though the demand has been more than enough to keep the market cleaned up. Various Notes, William C. Zimmermann showed his interest in the World Series by going to Chicago to see the first game between the White Sox and the Giants. Mr. and Mrs. A. Zender, of Rogers Park, 111., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Holton last week. Mr. Zen- der has b
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