. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. Lilies—Russell Gladioli SUNBURST - KILLARNEY - WHITE KILLARNEY OPHELIA-MILADY and all other leading roses. We have a regular sapply of Ivilium Giganteums the year round. This stock, grown by Damm Bros., well-known expert growers, is noted for its supreme quality in the Chicago Market. Our sapply of this and all other seasonable stock is so large that we can conveniently supply a greater number of reliable florists. It will pay you to become one of our regular customers. ASTERS-LILY OF THE VALLEY-ETC. Remember when
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. Lilies—Russell Gladioli SUNBURST - KILLARNEY - WHITE KILLARNEY OPHELIA-MILADY and all other leading roses. We have a regular sapply of Ivilium Giganteums the year round. This stock, grown by Damm Bros., well-known expert growers, is noted for its supreme quality in the Chicago Market. Our sapply of this and all other seasonable stock is so large that we can conveniently supply a greater number of reliable florists. It will pay you to become one of our regular customers. ASTERS-LILY OF THE VALLEY-ETC. Remember when ordering that our line is so complete that It includes every item offered in the Great Clilc^o Market. : 30 E. Randolph St., L. D. Pbones central] fill Antomatic, 42-965 Chicago Bill Says:. 100% Service Means earnest, sincere, untiring effort devoted to your interests—service such as you have only believed possible to obtain from a member of your own firm—intelligently rendered by one who makes a thorough study of your wants. 56 East Randolph Street, PERCY JONES, Inc. WHOLESALE FLORISTS CHICAGO, ILL. Milwaukee. DEMAND KEEPS MARKET CLEAN. Thus far for the month of August, business conditions were quite satis- factory; while at no time was there anything- exciting, still the demand was such as to keep the market in a clean and healthy condition. Due to the late- ness of the season, it was not till last week that both asters and gladioli ar- rived in large quantities; still, with no carnations, good asters are bringing fair prices, which cannot be said of gladioli. The supply of roses, whieh was a little on the short side, is be- coming more plentiful and of better quality. Easter lilies do not move as quickly as one might wish. With the exit of the straw hat, September 1, many of the summer resorters will again rerurn to the city and the new season, 1017-18, will then commence. NOTES. J. F. Seal, credit man at the Holton & Hunkel Co., is back from his vaca- tion and in
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