. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. Orders taken now for 1916 Crop ^ of sS German - Swedish - Dutch Pips. CHAS. SCHWAKE fi CO., Inc., 90-92 Wesl Broadway, New York i Mention the American Florist when writing THE MONTREAL FLORAL EXCHANGE, Ltd. 140 Manfield Street - Montreal The Wholesale Commission House of Canada, Featuring the Products of its Best Growers. Mention the American Florist when writing the valley. As orchids were not plenti- ful, they nearly cleaned up the market. It appears, at this writing, that the delegation from this city to the Ho
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. Orders taken now for 1916 Crop ^ of sS German - Swedish - Dutch Pips. CHAS. SCHWAKE fi CO., Inc., 90-92 Wesl Broadway, New York i Mention the American Florist when writing THE MONTREAL FLORAL EXCHANGE, Ltd. 140 Manfield Street - Montreal The Wholesale Commission House of Canada, Featuring the Products of its Best Growers. Mention the American Florist when writing the valley. As orchids were not plenti- ful, they nearly cleaned up the market. It appears, at this writing, that the delegation from this city to the Hous- ton convention will be small. We learn that Joseph A. Manda of West Orange and C. W. Scott of,the Yokahama Nur- sery Co. are booked for passage, also Richard Vincent, Jr., and wife, of. V/hite Marsh, Md. There will probably be some delegates from Philadelphia, and Washington. The long trip and a dread of hot weather seem to be the deterring features. Mrs. Emma Lewisohn, wife of Adolph Lewisohn, banker and capitalist, died July 28 at the summer home of the family, Blberon, N. J., aged 61 years. The Lewisohns have been widely known in this city and state for their interest in horticulture, and John Canning, their gardener, has staged many fine exhibits at the shows. Mrs. Lewisohn was also noted for her char- ities. Mrs. Leo Klein, wife of the- retail florist of Lexington avenue and oOth street, recently fell through a fire es- cape at her home and was taken to Flower hospital in a serious condition, but is now improving. She fell two stories, and though no bones were broken, she was unconscious for 36 hours. Walter Mott, who travels for Benj- amin Hammond, Beacon, N. Y., sell- ing the famous "Slug Shot" and other condiments that exterminate bugs and other "varmints," visited this city re- cently. C. W. Scott, of the Yokahama Nur- sery Co., advises us that Japanese lily bulbs will hereafter be admitted to England, but bulbs from other coun- tries are yet ba
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