. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. ^9^3 The American Florist. 393 M. RIC[ ;"ir will come to you if you are on I our mailing list. Ask us to ' put you there. LEJDIIG FLORISTS' SUPPLY HOUSE. 1220 Race St., PHILADELPHIA, PA. PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK WASHINGTON S. S. Pennock-Mechan Co. WHOLESALE FLORISTS 109 West 28th Street, NEW YORK EverytliinK in Cut Flowers. PERCY B. RIGBY. Treasurer. Evervthinn in supplies. , -^ ?wau*^ OFFICIAL S. A. F. Shipping Labels FOR CUT FLOWERS: in two colors on eummed paper; your card, etc., jn black and leaf ado
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. ^9^3 The American Florist. 393 M. RIC[ ;"ir will come to you if you are on I our mailing list. Ask us to ' put you there. LEJDIIG FLORISTS' SUPPLY HOUSE. 1220 Race St., PHILADELPHIA, PA. PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK WASHINGTON S. S. Pennock-Mechan Co. WHOLESALE FLORISTS 109 West 28th Street, NEW YORK EverytliinK in Cut Flowers. PERCY B. RIGBY. Treasurer. Evervthinn in supplies. , -^ ?wau*^ OFFICIAL S. A. F. Shipping Labels FOR CUT FLOWERS: in two colors on eummed paper; your card, etc., jn black and leaf adopted by the S. A. F. in red. l;;rice per SCK), ,$: per 1000 $ Samples on request. ol leaf, postpaid, $1,25. Cash with order. AMERICAN FLODIST CO., 440 S. Dearborn St. Chicago Gattman Flower Growers Co. A. J. aUTTMAN, Proldeot. Wholesale Florists Removed to 102 W. 2ath St., New York Pbone 1912 and 7983 Madison Sonare. 18 Years Experience. A representative of the Jos. Hea- cock Co., Philadelphia, Pa., was in town this week selling palms. R. B. Bell has accepted a position at Springfield, 111., and has gone there with his family. Adam Heitz has his carnations all housed and doing well. Mrs. C. B. Thompson has returned from her vacation, H. G. W. Tacoma, Wash. S. L. Harper has made several dozen successful crosses of hybrid roses and will keep at them for a month longer. A new seedling, Teplitz X Kaiserin, has good promise and is very much like Chatenay in color, but of more open habit in growth. He has several seed- lings about ready to bloom that were started last season. Van Slyke & Seamons are planting carnations extensively and successfully. They have several new ones that prom- ise well. There is some blight among the asters at their place. F. C. Smith has everything in good condition and is busy getting stock ready for future business. There are practically no new build- ings being put up for flower-growing here. The Northwestern Floral Co. is doing a p
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