. The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general. 1/3 OF YOUR MONEY SAVED BY BUYING NEW UP-TO-DATE Gable and Pipe Ventilators, Soil Sifters, insecticide Mixers. ^S-SEND FOR NEW ILLUSTRATED ®^ A. Q. WOLF & BRC, Dayton, Ohio. When^Vritlng Mention Florlata Exchangf :F0R; GREENHOUSES T Conservatories ^ GraperiesX«i Hotbeds BDYDIIIIiLIISSS^:^ > ESTIMATES FREELY GIVEN. V^^F ^^^ N. cowENs son; S ijiWi 392 & 394 WEST BROADWAY «?i!« W^^ When TV^rittng Mention Florists Exchange GETOURFIGURES / BEFORE IF YOU WANT A GOODSAS
. The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general. 1/3 OF YOUR MONEY SAVED BY BUYING NEW UP-TO-DATE Gable and Pipe Ventilators, Soil Sifters, insecticide Mixers. ^S-SEND FOR NEW ILLUSTRATED ®^ A. Q. WOLF & BRC, Dayton, Ohio. When^Vritlng Mention Florlata Exchangf :F0R; GREENHOUSES T Conservatories ^ GraperiesX«i Hotbeds BDYDIIIIiLIISSS^:^ > ESTIMATES FREELY GIVEN. V^^F ^^^ N. cowENs son; S ijiWi 392 & 394 WEST BROADWAY «?i!« W^^ When TV^rittng Mention Florists Exchange GETOURFIGURES / BEFORE IF YOU WANT A GOODSASH LIFT For a Very Little Money Get r^x THE^NEW OEPRRTUflE,VENTIL(\TIN& f\PPL)af^CE, For Descriptive Catalogue Send to J. D. CARMODY, EVANSVILLE, IND. When Writing Mention Florists Exchange SUMMER IN WINTER By Using Standard Greenhouse Boilers One cent gets oar Oatalogpie. GIBLIN & CO., . Utiea, N. T. U. IJOHNC. 412 TO 422HAWTHORNI■\CHICAG0 ILL Chicago. Hsll Storm. A severe hail storm swept over thisvicinity Thursday, July 28, doing con-siderable damage to outside stock andgreenhouse glass. .\t Payue Bros. (Mil-lers old place.) Hinsdale, 400 or oQj)paues were broken. The firms ownplace, a few hundred feet north, & Washburns plant sutsainedlittle, if any, damage. J. C. Vaughansreported loss at Western Springs,tor a half mile northeast, is lights,orabout5,000square feet of glass. Thisstock was not badly hurt, through pre-caution having been takeu, to have bur-lap frames at hand, to cover chrysanthe-mums and rubber plants. Garfield Parkconservatories lost lights. Gar-Held Park Rose Co., 1688 W. Madisonstreet, had their large area of glass badlydamaged. Conrad Fraunfelder, 1062 street, was also a Schillers city place at 897 street, was nine-tenths de-stroyed. His country greenhouses werenot in the storm line. H. F. Hal
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