. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 940 The American Florist. Feb. 9' Columbus, O. The new store opened on State street by Miss Getz, who for many years had store room on High street, is proving quite a success. While on a side street the store room is in the Grand Opera building and has a beautiful window. Will Gravett, of Lancaster, Mr. Killen, of New York, and Arnold Ringier, of Chi- cago, were in the city this week. Mr. Gravett contemplates building a large carnation house this summer. The Franklin Park Floral Company has just completed a new br
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 940 The American Florist. Feb. 9' Columbus, O. The new store opened on State street by Miss Getz, who for many years had store room on High street, is proving quite a success. While on a side street the store room is in the Grand Opera building and has a beautiful window. Will Gravett, of Lancaster, Mr. Killen, of New York, and Arnold Ringier, of Chi- cago, were in the city this week. Mr. Gravett contemplates building a large carnation house this summer. The Franklin Park Floral Company has just completed a new brick stack to replace an iron one which was damaged in a storm about two weeks ago. Flowers are still scarce and many are shipped in from Chicago. The stock thus imported is good but the prices are high for this city. A few good azaleas have been on exhi- bition in the store windows of C. A. Roth and A. W. Livingston. Carl. Lbnox, Mass.—The great midwinter ball of the Lenox Horticultural Society, which took place at the Sedgwick assem- bly rooms on Wednesday evening, Janu- ary 30, was a great success. The floral decorations were profuse and elegant. Many visitors from distant points were FOR JAPANESE FtRN BALLS. True long-leaved variety. You will find a ready sale for them. Per doz. $4; per 100 $30. Write lor Prices on Quantities. VAUGHAN'S SEED STORE, CHICAGO: 84-86 Randolph St. NEW YORK: 14 Barclay St. BIG RED TOMATOES Those large, red, perfectly smooth and solid Livineston's Stone Tomatoes can be ^rown from Livinu'st-m's own seed as easily ns not. ITncjues- tionably Livingston—the Tomato Man—sells the fin- est Tomato Seed in the world. \Ve will send you a packet for trial Free of Charge if youll ask for it,. LIVINGSTON TH E TOMATO MAN, Box 103. CHEAP. ONE HUNDRED CALIFORNIA VIOLET PLANTS, pots, flue for benchilif^, lot tor $lu cash. C;iQ l)i' shipped lisht. W. W. THOMPSON & SONS, Sta. D. Milwaukee, Wis. ???»»?????< REPORTtV.'e
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