. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. AND THE NAME OF TOUR JOBBER Try a Carton of AMERICAN OAK SHRUBS the new foliage for Wreaths | and Designs. Rich colorings, » very hardy, Cherry Red, * Golden Brown, Green. l i I (MAGNOLIA LEAVES. W* have a special proposition for you. Write us how many cartons you can use. It will pay you to stock up on Magnolias NOW. Don't forget the name of your jobber when writing.) OSCAR LEISTNCR, 319-321 w. Randolph St, Chicago SeUlng Agent for OVE GNATT. HAMMOND, IND. Preparer of Natural FoUagres. Mention The BcTlew wlien you write. business streets near the
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. AND THE NAME OF TOUR JOBBER Try a Carton of AMERICAN OAK SHRUBS the new foliage for Wreaths | and Designs. Rich colorings, » very hardy, Cherry Red, * Golden Brown, Green. l i I (MAGNOLIA LEAVES. W* have a special proposition for you. Write us how many cartons you can use. It will pay you to stock up on Magnolias NOW. Don't forget the name of your jobber when writing.) OSCAR LEISTNCR, 319-321 w. Randolph St, Chicago SeUlng Agent for OVE GNATT. HAMMOND, IND. Preparer of Natural FoUagres. Mention The BcTlew wlien you write. business streets near the lake, between. Forty-third and Sixty-third, for an- other good location, Frank Ayers, who is C. W. McKellar 's right-hand man, says he looks for the best Easter business Chicago ever has done, Lent having been unusually good. H. E. Philpott, of Winnipeg, is as- sisting Pyfer & Olsem, Wilmette, until after Easter. He is president of A. T. Pyfer & Co. Visitors: J. E. Cannaday, of the State Fair Floral Co., Sedalia, Mo.; H. E. Kidder and George Dysinger, of the Ionia Pottery Co., Ionia, Mich.; Mrs. Perry De Haven, Tulsa, Okla.; Martin Eeukauf, representing Bayers- dorfer & Co., Philadelphia; Sam Selig- man, representing Wertheimer Bros., New York. NEWPORT, E. I. Ralph Armstrong was here last week making arrangements for the opening of the season. John. B. Sullivan has resigned as a member of the lower branch of the Rhode Island General Assembly. The Newport Garden Club and the Newport Horticultural Society have de- cided upon August 12 to 14 as the dates tot the midsummer flower show. A one-story greenhouse, to cost $6,600, is to be enected on the Terry estate on Old Beach road. Clark Burdick will erect a small prop- agating house on Kay street, to cost about $500. Jesse Durfee has been engaged as head gardener at the Mayer farm in Portsmouth. Samuel Smith, the oldest member of HART^S HANDY HANDLE FOR PLANT DECaRATION Finished in Qold and All Colors For decoratiog pla
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