. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. 26 Die Floristen^ Review August 13, 1914 ^. 54491 BMidolPh ^6^ Micl^ea. Ave Chjco ^^o Gladiolen - ASTERN Nelken, Rosen, Lilien und EVERYTHINQ SEASONABLE erwähnen die BcTlew wenn Yon schreiben. Die organisierte kürzlich Lake Shore Gartenbaugesellschaft und war die Prin- kommunale Preisträger auf seiner ersten Ausstellung, gehalten am 6. August im Winnetka- schaft Haus. Der Gärtner aus Lake Forest, die ausgestellt, E.0. Orpet, Gärtner, H.F. McCormick, war der Führer. Miss Anna Grace Sawyer, Inhaber der Paney Flower Shop, 4042 West Madison Street,

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 26 The Florists^ Review August 13, 1914^. BMidolPh 54491^6^ Micl^ea. Ave Chjco^^o GLADIOLI - ASTERS CARNATIONS - ROSES LILIES and EVERYTHINQ SEASONABLE Mention The BcTlew when yon write. the recently organized Lake Shore Horticultural Society and was the prin- cipal prize-winner at its first exhibition, held August 6, at the Winnetka Com- munity house. Of the gardeners from Lake Forest who exhibited, E. 0. Orpet, gardener to H. F. McCormick, was the leader. Miss Anna Grace Sawyer, proprietor of the Paney Flower Shop, at 4042 West Madison street, has returned from a vacation spent at Lake Geneva. While there she attended the annual exhibi- tion of the local gardener-s' club and says it gave her fresh enthusiasm for the summer flowers. E. E. Pieser says he never before has seen a time when the choice varieties of gladioli were not salable at a pre- mium. He regards it as unprecedented that Niagara and others of that class should have to be sold with the mixed lots. Frank M, Johnson, of the A. L. Randall Co., left August 8 on his east- ern trip, accompanied by Mrs. Johnson. This week is being spent in supply centers at Philadelphia and New York. They will be in Boston next week. Ed Galavan, who is Mr. Johnson's right- hand man, returned last week from his wedding trip to New York. Erne & Klingel say sales are running about as usual in August, but that much more stock is handled to make the total. Miss Thelma Vaughan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Vaughan, is visit- ing Miss Dorothy Lynch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lynch, at Hatfield, Mass. The families were neighbors for many years before Mr. Lynch and Mr. Vaughan were associated in business. A cablegram was received August 10 from A. Henderson, stating that he arrived safely at Botterdam, Holland, but found everything in excited con- dition. If possible he will proceed to England, otherwise he will return, sail- ing August 15. A. Miller states three carloads of

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