. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Mail Your Rush Orders for CHRISTMAS BASKETS to "The House of Style and Quality" Whose Baskets are of Superior Quality and Workmanship, Exclusive in Style and Color. Try an assortment of Baskets for $, $ or $ State the colors you desire and we guarantee satisfaction. We can make immediate delivery of all orders, whether large or small. Tumbler Baskets for Christmas trade, $ per 100. Cash with order or satisfactory references. Quincy Art Willow Ware Co., SIXTH AND PAYSON AVENUES, The House of Style and Quality Quincy, 1
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Mail Your Rush Orders for CHRISTMAS BASKETS to "The House of Style and Quality" Whose Baskets are of Superior Quality and Workmanship, Exclusive in Style and Color. Try an assortment of Baskets for $, $ or $ State the colors you desire and we guarantee satisfaction. We can make immediate delivery of all orders, whether large or small. Tumbler Baskets for Christmas trade, $ per 100. Cash with order or satisfactory references. Quincy Art Willow Ware Co., SIXTH AND PAYSON AVENUES, The House of Style and Quality Quincy, 111., U. S. A. and this year the fruiting is remarkable. A small block of Saintpaulia ionantha, splendidly flowered, is an unusual sight, and a novelty as a Christmas plant. The violet-like flowers, deep blue, among the compact primula-like foliage, are pleas- ing. There are many other plant sub- jects to be seen at Miller's, including several begonias not usually coming un- der notice. Somehow, begonias seem to be prime favorites of the worthy presi- dent of the S. A. F. and it is quite evident that he grows some of the varie- ties for his own pleasure. A number of specimen plants of Plumbago capensis are seen, and among the primulas there is a big stock of malacoides, Townsendii variety. Apart from the plant stock in- tended for immediate sales, the stocks of dormant material for follow-up use seen in the various storehouses at this establishment would lead one to suppose that Mr. Miller does not intend that one square inch of his glass should go unem- ployed for months to come. The next meeting of the New York Florists' Club will be held in the club's quarters in the Engineering Societies' building, Monday evening, December 13. It will be election night, and a large attendance is expected. Frank J. Baker, Utiea, N. Y., and Thomas Roland, Boston, Mass., were visitors last week. Richard Vincent, Jr., "White Marsh, Md., came in Monday, De- r. ^ Special Offer 5 of each style
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