. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. In der Floristen Review Mabch 20, 1919. Gewächshaus Material der beste Note Louisiana Red Cypress, *'Leck' Wettbewerbsfördernder oder * Gosse, Gewächshaus Hardware- und Beiträge.. - • -'. * Ich "^ ? ''" *&Amp;* J'i-^M fj ^j^^ hiaiiik.... J "•&^ WjL 1 1 1 1 Wk HMHIIlii I^W?!*,.. '? Ich"?, 1 '*.-- w^"-"•.?? • %r^^ P uns für Sie Ihre Skizzen und Schätzungen zu schreiben. Unsere Häuser geben Zufriedenheit. nm ICKES - BRAUN MILL CO.,"'' ow^-*" •^^"? (In der Nähe der westlichen und nördlichen Coq.) Erwähnen Sie die Überprüfung wenn Sie schreiben. Der vorsehung. Der Markt. Die üblichen Fastenzeit Bedingungen pr

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. in The Florists' Review Mabch 20, 1919. Greenhouse Material of best grade Louisiana Red Cypress, *'Leak'Proor* Gutter, Greenhouse Hardware and Posts.. - • - '. * I" ^_ ? ''«*& *J ' i- ^M fj^j^^hiaiiik.... J, ' •&^ WjL 1 1 1 1 Wk HMHIIlii I^W ?*!, .. ' ? i » ?, 1-'*.- -w^"-' •.??•%r^^P Write us for your sketches and estimates. Our houses give satisfaction. nm ICKES-BRAUN MILL CO., "''ow^-*" •^'^ "? (Near Western and North Ayes.) Mention The Review when you write. PROVIDENCE. The Market. The usual Lenten conditions prevail ill this city, with little demand, except for hospital deliveries and funerals, and even in the latter there has been a no- ticeable slacking off. The warm, sun- shiny days have sent the bulbous stock into market in quantities that have caused a drop in prices, but these will stiffen again as Easter approaches. Many of the growers express the fear that their stock will be badly depleted before that time, unless there is cooler weather to hold the blooms in check. Roses, carnations and sweet peas fur- nish the staple supply and are plenti- ful at prices ranging practically nor- mal. Potted bulbs are finding a moder- ate demand. The little pots of sham- rocks and green carnations put in their annual appearance the middle of the week and by Saturday were in active demand for St. Patriclt 's day. Vaxious Notes. Following its custom of several years, the Providence Chamber of Commerce has appointed a sub-committee to ar- range for and carry out its annual plant- ing day. Through this medium, which has furnished the property owners of this and adjoining cities of the state with shrubs, trees and bushes at a nom- inal cost, more than 40, 000 of these have been planted. This year rose bushes are favored. James Hay, of East Greenwich, has added a new automobile truck to his de- livery department. Swan Peterson, of East Providence, has been confined to his bed the last w

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