. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. •. >?^,>??V>1» ''?'?j?';''^' i"V" />«'.? ^*!3W^^^ ' 88 The Florists' Review SlFTBKBaB 2. 1916. POET WAYNE, IND. The Market. Busiuess improved slightly last week. The weather has taken a decided turu, and an exceedingly low temperature has prevailed. There has been no rain for a week. Outdoor stock is on the wane. Gla- dioli are holding out the best, with as- ters a good second. Some exception- ally large asters have been noted lately. There is not a great demand for them, liowever. Golden Glow chrysanthe- mums, the first of th
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. •. >?^,>??V>1» ''?'?j?';''^' i"V" />«'.? ^*!3W^^^ ' 88 The Florists' Review SlFTBKBaB 2. 1916. POET WAYNE, IND. The Market. Busiuess improved slightly last week. The weather has taken a decided turu, and an exceedingly low temperature has prevailed. There has been no rain for a week. Outdoor stock is on the wane. Gla- dioli are holding out the best, with as- ters a good second. Some exception- ally large asters have been noted lately. There is not a great demand for them, liowever. Golden Glow chrysanthe- mums, the first of the season, appeared on the market last week. They were fine specimens, with large, full flowers, long stems and good foliage. Aa usual, the prices for these harbingers of au- tumn were rather high. Eoses are con- tinuing to improve and are being shipped in in larger quantities. Ameri- can Beauties are only fair in quality, and do not meet with much demand. Easter and auratum lilies are plentiful. Various Notes. Extensive improvements and reno- vations are under way in the down- town store and conservatory of the Flick Floral Co. The store is being completely redecorated, and a large Mc- Cray refrigerator is being installed. An Overland delivery car has been or- dered. A. J. Lanternier is showing Golden Glow chrysanthemums, the first of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Lanternier mo- tored to Fort Becovery, Huntertown, Ind., August 29, to visit their daughter, Miss Hilda Lanternier, Mr. and Mrs. David Vesey are the proud parents of a baby girl, who ar- rived last week. The Bradley Flower Shop is prepar- ing for the opening of the fall trade. The firm is showing some fine yellow mums in the store at the Jefferson theater. W. J. & M. S. Vesey's new Over- land delivery car is now on the street. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vesey received a visit from the stork a few weeks ago, which presented them a fine boy. A visitor last week was Harold S. Lion, of Lion & Co., New York. R. F. The Bra
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