. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. NATIVE FANCY und DOLCH FARNE Nun schönes Lager schreiben für Preise und BroDse Qreen GALAX, 1,25 $ pro 1000 streng Freab und Nr. 1 südlichen SMILAX, 20.00 50 $-lb. Fällen versuchen, einen Fall und yon mehr Nae.. Post und L. D. Telefon Adresse; MILLINGTON, Masse. Laurel Featoonlnr. Frische Lager kurzfristig geliefert; es für Ihre Hochzeiten und andere ähnliche Dekorationen verwenden; nichts besser. SphaKnom BIoss, tS-OO pro Lar^ e Ballen. Groond P1d", 12 c pro lb. Filiale Lanrel, große Pakete, 60 C. Hemlock, große Pakete, $ 1,00. Teletfraph Adresse: NEUE SALEM, Masse.

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. NATIVE FANCY and DAGGER FERNS Now Ready NICE STOCK WRITE FOR PRICES BroDse and Qreen GALAX, $1.25 per 1000 strictly Freab and No. 1 Southern SMILAX, $8.00 50-lb. cases Try one case and yon will nae more.. Post Office and L. D. Phone Address; MILLINGTON, MASS. Laurel Featoonlnr. Fresh stock supplied on short notice; use It for your weddings and other similar decorations; nothing better. SphaKnom BIoss, tS-OO per lar^e bale. Groond P1d«, 12c per lb. Branch Lanrel, large bundles, 60c. Hemlock, large bundles, $1.00. Teletfraph Address: NEW SALEM, MASS. who inarrit'd a couple of nioiitlis a{i;o, is spending liis honeymoon in his native land, Switzerland, and is having; a most enjoyable trip. Final arrangements for the annual picnic of the Gardeners' and Ilorists' Club, at Cunningham park, East Mil- ton, were completed at a meeting of the executive committee July 9. It is hoped to complete baseball games for men, ladies and boys before the lunch hour, and it is hoped as many members as possible will be on hand at 10 a. m. to permit the games to be started early. All that is wanted to make the ])icnic a grand success is good weatlicr, an ar- ticle somewliat scarce lu'reaI)outs of late. However, there is a large gymna- sium iiiid ample shelter in case of showers. Joseph Dowd, for some years with T. F. Galvin, Inc., has joined the forces of the new wholesale house, Welch's, Inc. Mr. Dowd is well known in whole- sale quarters, and his geniality and ex- perience should prove valuable assets in liis new location. Douglas P^ccleston, who has just re- tired as superintendent for A. C. Bur- rage, of Beverly Farms, will start in business at Keene, X. H., as a specialist in Xew England liardy i)lants, and his first contract will be on the Xew Hamp- shire estate of Mr. Burrage, 700 acres in area, which will be planted exclu- sively with hardy herbaceous plants, bulbs, shrubs, trees and vines found here. This will be a big contract and wi

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• bookcentury1900
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• booksubjectfloriculture
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