. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. FLOWERo SHOP 4i Feachtree Street Camden, S. C. AND VICINITY THE CAMDEN FLORAL INC. MEMBER K. T. D. Stores in three cities enable us to deliver flowers anywhere in MISSISSIPPI CAPITOL FLORAL CO. .TACKSON. VICKSBURG and MERIDIAN 30 years in business. Member F. T. D. at'tcrnoon, July 20, at Willowbeach park. P^verybody is exiieeted to at- tend. Bring all of your friends and relatives! Miss Tillie Zeman, of the .T. M. Cmn- ser Co., is away on a vacation. W. A. R. The American Greenhouse Mfj;. Co. is opening an office in the Cuyahoga l)uil(liiig, i
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. FLOWERo SHOP 4i Feachtree Street Camden, S. C. AND VICINITY THE CAMDEN FLORAL INC. MEMBER K. T. D. Stores in three cities enable us to deliver flowers anywhere in MISSISSIPPI CAPITOL FLORAL CO. .TACKSON. VICKSBURG and MERIDIAN 30 years in business. Member F. T. D. at'tcrnoon, July 20, at Willowbeach park. P^verybody is exiieeted to at- tend. Bring all of your friends and relatives! Miss Tillie Zeman, of the .T. M. Cmn- ser Co., is away on a vacation. W. A. R. The American Greenhouse Mfj;. Co. is opening an office in the Cuyahoga l)uil(liiig, in order to care for its grow- ing business in this vicinity. R. J. Im- jiey has come from Chicago to take charge. CINCINNATI PICNIC. The first .nuuinl outing of the florists of Cinciiniati and vicinity was given at the Laiigherv Club July 12. The outing was sponsored by the Cincinnati district of the National Flower Growers' Asso- ciation and was a great success. It was the first time in the history of the local trade lliat more than (iOO persons turned out to ceJeljrate. Tlie crowd formed in jtarade style in the downtown district and then motored to the club, thirty-four miles distant. There were ]16 machines in the ])arade, all decorated with flags and natural flowers; each machine carried two ''S;iy It with Flowers" jieniiants. Fjion arri\al at the club, dinner was served and then the many contests were started, chief among which was the baseball game between the store- men iind growers. This was won by the former by a s<'ore of 11 to u. On the storemen 's team w^ere I. Zimnier, B. Meyers, E. linesman, L. Witterstaetter, F]. Roth, George H. Kesseii, E. Linskey, S. Jones and L. Kessen. On the grow- ers' nine were Joseph Witterstaetter, Charles Witterstaetter, C. Windram, ATLANTA, GA /ire Your Orders To. MEMBER F. T. D. BIRMINGHAM. ALA. WIRE YOUR ORDERS TO THE BLOSSOM SHOP "AN UP-TO-DATE FLORIST' Molton Hotel Bidg. 515 No. 20th Street BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Harris Seed
Size: 1810px × 1381px
Photo credit: © Library Book Collection / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1900, bookdecad, booksubjectfloriculture, bookyear1912
