. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Albany, New York ^La ^^10^^ ^m^ 28 STEUBEN y\^^ZJ^jM/9^ STREET Best service. Send your orders to us. liemberaFlottota'TelecraiihDeUyeryAsB'a AT RANY N V The CAPITAL DI9TRI0T rtLaJn.^^ l , 1^. I , luid aU Eaatern New York WILLIAM GLOECKNER we laarantoe absohita aatlBfaetioa. andN. F. Chatham, N. Y. ^* f ?*"*"' PROMPTNBSS WITH CARE ^ iOFal U). Mwtern Nevr York and Western Mass. DKRDS FLOIUST Bstablished at N. E. Cor. of Madison Ave. and 44th NEW YORK, for 44 years. QUALITT, SERVICE. FAIR PRICES Meabers of Floriste' felecra
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Albany, New York ^La ^^10^^ ^m^ 28 STEUBEN y\^^ZJ^jM/9^ STREET Best service. Send your orders to us. liemberaFlottota'TelecraiihDeUyeryAsB'a AT RANY N V The CAPITAL DI9TRI0T rtLaJn.^^ l , 1^. I , luid aU Eaatern New York WILLIAM GLOECKNER we laarantoe absohita aatlBfaetioa. andN. F. Chatham, N. Y. ^* f ?*"*"' PROMPTNBSS WITH CARE ^ iOFal U). Mwtern Nevr York and Western Mass. DKRDS FLOIUST Bstablished at N. E. Cor. of Madison Ave. and 44th NEW YORK, for 44 years. QUALITT, SERVICE. FAIR PRICES Meabers of Floriste' felecraph Delivery. Bay War Siantp* IBULStflMOSSIUiM laaosDarTiia UNrrEDriATES OOVEBKMENT A. B. CRZSII Efi^^t^lPleate 2751-Broadway NEW YORK CITY Member F. T. D. Association the public school gardens, held an ex- hibition of vegetables grown by the children at Forest park August 30, which was attended by 7,000 children, composing the community school gar- deners. Many prizes were offered. A. H. Hummert and L. Jules Bourdet were the judges of the exhibition. A new store was opened last week at Grand and Florissant avenues, to be known as the Aurora Florist. Fred Koenig is the proprietor. The fixtures are all in white, with splendid decora- tions. B. Eymann, an old and respected gar- dener, died at his home on Gravious road last week, at the age of 75 years. Mr. Eymann was the father of Mrs. August H. Hummert and was well known by many in the trade. Samuel Roth, who has been buyer for Grimm & Gorly for the last year, has resigned and has taken over the man- agement of the Famous-Barr floral de- partment and has already made many changes which were needed. Mr. Roth reports that the first week showed im- provement, especially in the plant sales. J. S. Wilson, of Des Moines, la., head of the J. S. Wilson Floral Co., who was formerly a resident here, spent a few days in the city renewing old acquain- tances. Paul Klingsporn, of the Chicago Flower Growers' Association, also spent a few d
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