. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 430 The American Florist. Oct. 27, Baitimore. SECRBTAEY HERE ENTERTAINED AT A SMOKER.—MUCH GOOD CHEER.—VARIODS ITEMS. The smoker uiven by the club in honor of Albert M. Herr was the most enjoy- able entertainment in which the members have taken part for a long while. Mr. Herr's short address on the coming car- nation show was followed by a pro- gramme which left the crowd with aching sides and grinning faces. If "laugh and grow fat" is a reliable motto, then the mcrease in avoirdupois on the part of thos
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 430 The American Florist. Oct. 27, Baitimore. SECRBTAEY HERE ENTERTAINED AT A SMOKER.—MUCH GOOD CHEER.—VARIODS ITEMS. The smoker uiven by the club in honor of Albert M. Herr was the most enjoy- able entertainment in which the members have taken part for a long while. Mr. Herr's short address on the coming car- nation show was followed by a pro- gramme which left the crowd with aching sides and grinning faces. If "laugh and grow fat" is a reliable motto, then the mcrease in avoirdupois on the part of those present will be plainly perceptible. Jas. M. Clayton, Russell Jones, Frank Harmison and Harry Kleinfelter fur- nished the music and recitations; last, but by no means least, came the colla- tion and smoker. The expected freeze has not material- ized, consequently business is still flat, with the exception of an occasional flurry in funeral designs. G V. Smith is adding an office and two houses to his Waverly place and Jno. Bonn's plant sanitarium is under way. Mack. Grand Forks, N. D.—E. S. Kneeland has added a new greenhouse to the equip- ment of the Hillsboro Nurseries. MoNTiCELLO, Ia.—C. L. Van Meter is adding a house 22x50, even-span, in which he proposes to grow miscellaneous stock. Express Prepaid ON ALL ROOTED CUT- TINGS. AND SA'ISFAC- N TION GUARANTEED. / Allernantheras. J / red and vellow, 60c ??• -^ per 100, »5'per 1000 Ageratum, 4 vars , Prin- \ cess Pauline, T.'ic per *V 100, .$7 per 1000. A H^ new rich dwarf 3r var., habit like Paul- ine, a tjood one; 75c per 100, 17 per IGOO. ('ope's Pt-t, blue; Lady Isabel, white; 60c per 100, $5 per 1000. Heliotrope 10 best vars., $1 per 100, $.H per 1000. Daisies, Ualifornia White, Yellow, uastle Yellow, the only two vars., $1 per 1( 0. $8 per 1000. Carnations, Flora Hill, $4 per 100. Mori per 100. Verbenas by the car load later on. That Cash Please. C. HUMFELD, Clay Center, Kas. MONEY IN VIOLET
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