. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. November 7, 1912. The Florists' Review 55 FRAN ZEN'S SEEKS SUKE TO GROW Primula ChineriHiH, fine mixture, lOO seeds, 50c. Cyclamen, Klant strain, fine mixture of colors, lOUO seedH, $ Cineraria Hyhrlda Grandifiora, fine mixture, 100 seeds, •'Oc. Stocks, Ten Weeks Double, fine mixture, oz., $ Pansy, giant strain, mixed, oz., $(.25. Pansy, superfine, very large, mixed, oz., $ Pansy, sui>erfine, rery large, In separate colors, oz., $ V. O. FRANZEN, 1476 Summerdale Ave., Oblcago Mention The Review when yon write Japan Grown Dalla
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. November 7, 1912. The Florists' Review 55 FRAN ZEN'S SEEKS SUKE TO GROW Primula ChineriHiH, fine mixture, lOO seeds, 50c. Cyclamen, Klant strain, fine mixture of colors, lOUO seedH, $ Cineraria Hyhrlda Grandifiora, fine mixture, 100 seeds, •'Oc. Stocks, Ten Weeks Double, fine mixture, oz., $ Pansy, giant strain, mixed, oz., $(.25. Pansy, superfine, very large, mixed, oz., $ Pansy, sui>erfine, rery large, In separate colors, oz., $ V. O. FRANZEN, 1476 Summerdale Ave., Oblcago Mention The Review when yon write Japan Grown Dallas lUST RECEIVED. WRITE FOR PRICES Yokohama Nursery Co. IIN PORTERS N«w York, N. Y. London, Ensland Yokohama, Japan. Mention The Review when yon write. SHOOTING PUBELT ACCIDENTAIi. We desire to correct the impression that J. Charles McCuUough was shot while in front of his office. As a mat- ter of fact, Mr. McCullough was on the Zoo-Eden Park street car, returning to his office, just ready to leave the car, when a revolver in someone's pocket was accidentally discharged, the bullet going through the fleshy part of Mr. M«Cullough's right forearm, just below the elbow, not injuring any of the bones. Mr. McCullough was immedi- ately taken to the Good Samaritan hos- pital, where he has been for five days. He is recovering rapidly and no serious results are anticipated. We wish you would insert this in your paper as given, as the wrong im- pression seems to have gotten out among the trade. J. Cbas. McCullough, Per Strong. A Cincinnati newspaper gives the fol- lowing account of the affair: "Mystery surrounds the shooting of J. Charles McCullough, prominent seed merchant, yesterday afternoon. Mr. McCullough was returning to his office at Fifth and Eggleston avenues from luncheon about 3:30 o'clock and was on the rear platform of a Zoo-Eden car when a bullet struck him in the right arm. Who fired the shot, whether it was accidental or an attempt on the man's life, is not known.
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