. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. PreserTed Selling Agfent for OVE GNATT, Hammond, Ind. Preparer of Natural Foliages AMERICAN OAK SHRUBS ^',;;:^' (In Cartons) The new foliage for wreaths, garlands and designs—rich coloring—very hardy. Prepared in Natural Green, Cherry Red and Golden Brow^n. New crop American prepared Oak Sprays New crop American prepared Beech Sprays Magnolia Leaves, medium sized, in cartons of 1000 leaves Order from your jobber and be sure that you get GNATT'S NATURAL PREPARED FOLUGES 0_ 1 _• !.____ 319-321 West Randolph Street scar LieiStner^ Chicago Mention
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. PreserTed Selling Agfent for OVE GNATT, Hammond, Ind. Preparer of Natural Foliages AMERICAN OAK SHRUBS ^',;;:^' (In Cartons) The new foliage for wreaths, garlands and designs—rich coloring—very hardy. Prepared in Natural Green, Cherry Red and Golden Brow^n. New crop American prepared Oak Sprays New crop American prepared Beech Sprays Magnolia Leaves, medium sized, in cartons of 1000 leaves Order from your jobber and be sure that you get GNATT'S NATURAL PREPARED FOLUGES 0_ 1 _• !.____ 319-321 West Randolph Street scar LieiStner^ Chicago Mention The R»»t«»w wht^o yon write. the month, which is eighty per cent of the possible. The normal for July is seventy-one per cent of the possible. The temperature was slightly above nor- mal. Victor Young, manager for the branch store of the George Wittbold Co., at 1309 North Clark street, leaves for his vacation next week. He intends spend- ing most of his time in "Wisconsin. With war in Europe, the supply of natural prepared foliages is expected to be reduced, if not cut oflf. Theodore Kirchen, manager for Oscar Leistner, reports that August 3 he booked an or- der for two carloads of American pre- pared beech sprays from a concern that heretofore has depended for its supply on European manufacturers. Mr. Kir- chen says Mr. Leistner reached New York July 29 from Europe, where he had spent twelve weeks buying stock. He is calling on the trade in the east and will be in Boston during the con- vention, where he will exhibit Ove Gnatt's line of prepared foliage. George Willens, of the Willens Con- struction Co., returned July 23 from Norfolk, Neb., where he had been su- perintending the construction of L. Buckendorf's new greenhouses. July 24 he left to superintend another job. In preparation for the S. A. F. mem- bers who stop on their way through Chicago, a thorough redecoration has been made in the display rooms and of- fices of the Raedlein Basket Co. The complete n
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