. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. Ihre Nelken aus Roten Spinne t Schützen; Dsng EVAHS' SALZ STRAYER Jkwbtt Stadt, Ck) NN., 9. Juni 1916. Die besten inTestment ich dieses Jahr gemacht haben. 1^*, "w I A. A. YotmK, Vorschl. Gaspobt, N.Y., 7. Juni 1916. John A. Evans Co., ', das Salz Spritze erhalten Samstag, finden Sie für Gleiche zu zahlen. Wir luive es einmal verwendet und es funktioniert gut. Vielen Dank für die prompte Zusendung. Ihr sehr wirklich, Smith Brothers. JOHN A. EVANS GEHEN., Richmond, Ind.. M "ntloo Tb* BeTlew wenn Yon schreiben. EVAJTSVILLE, IND. '^?. Tha Ifarkelt. ?R-Business hat ruhig gewesen, so dass jeder -

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Protect Your Carnations from Red Spider t; Dsng EVAHS' SALT STRAYER Jkwbtt City, Ck)NN., June 9, 1916. The best inTestment I have made this year. 1^ *, 'w I A. A. YotmK, Prop. Gaspobt, N. Y., June 7, 1916. John A. Evans Co., ' , The Salt Sprayer received Saturday, find check to pay for same. We luive used it once and it certainly works good. Thank you for sending promptly. Yours very truly, Smith Brothers. JOHN A. EVANS GO., Richmond, ind.. M«ntloo Tb* BeTlew when yon write. EVAJTSVILLE, IND. '^?. Tha Ifarkelt. ?r- Business has been quiet, so every- body has had a chance to get ready for the Christmas rush. Mums are just about gone. Boses and carnations are oflf crop, with prospects for a good cut for Christmas. The weather is bright, with freezing temperature at night, which i^ about ideal for growing. Various Notes. The greenhouses of the William Blackman Floral Co. are in nice shape. This concern has a fine stock of Christ- mas plants, including poinsettias, ferns, azaleas, bulbous stock, primulas and cyclamens. Carnations are full of buds and will^ be just right. Boses will not be on for a large crop. Ed. Blackburn has bought a touring car and disposed of his horse. Julius Niednagel & Sons have a fine lot of Christmas stock. The ferns, primulas, begonias and poinsettias all are excellent. The roses and carnations will be in nice crop for Christmas. Mums are about gone. Of the many thousand flowers they cut, there was only a small loss, the sales being extra good. Miss Nellie Goodge has pneumonia. Karl Zeidler and his son, Kunze, have returned from their hunting trip and report a great time. The party killed some big game. The Florists' Club will meet Decem- ber 15 at J. C. Elspermann's. Fred Chapman has a big batch of carnation cuttings in the sand. J. C. Elspermann is sti^ confined to his bed. His Christmas stock is in fine shape. He will have an excellent cut of carnations. E. L. F. New Orleans, La.—The disso

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