. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. Us Jo JUNGFRAU 838 Canal St Neue ORLfANS, u. Ckn. W. CiiBck, KNOXVULE, Tenn. Die führenden Floristen des Südens AH Ordera eNea spezielle Attenilea KENTUCKY nCORPORATtD ^^^^. tTTABu/Num lars UK fusmoEtsna? Vierte AfCTiue Louuville 4B für sorgfältige persönliche Service Uhr senden? Ihre Bestellungen in den Süden am meisten? ? Moderne Blumen- und Kunstbetrieb. ? Die FLORISTEN "Telegraph Lieferung Ass'n. CHAS. L BAUM - "Das Haus der Blumen", Knoxville, TCNN. Mitglied des F. T. D. ST. Loxns. Der Markt. Der lokale Markt vras ausgezeichnete Letzte weelt. Lagerbestand transferiert v

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. U. Jo VIRGIN 838 Canal St NEW ORLfANS, U. Ckn. W. CiiBck, KNOXVULE, TENN. The Leading Florist of the South AH Ordera eNea Special Attenilea KENTUCKY nCORPORATtD ^^ ^ ^. tTTABu/nto lars UK fusmoEtsna? fourth AfCTiue Louuville 4 B For painstaking personal service send h ? your orders to the South's Most ? ? Modern Floral and Art Establishment. ? Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery Ass'n. CHAS. L BAUM-"The Home of Flowers" KNOXVILLE, TCNN. Member of the F. T. D. ST. Loxns. The Market. The local market vras excellent last weelt. Stock moved v^rell. Good prices were paid for mums, which are begin- ning to arrive in large numbers. The yellovF and white varieties are readily obtainable, but only a few pink are offered. Roses are showing improve- ment in stem and color. The demand for these, however, is slow, mums hav- ing first call. Carnations are not mov- ing so well as expected. The supply was generous last week and the blooms of extra good quality. Prices averaged $2 per hundred. Violets are dragging; the supply greatly exceeds the demand. Other flowers to be had are valley, or- chids, cosmos and snapdragons. Greens of all kinds are splendid. Several of the leading retailers report that trade is beginning to g^row steady. A large volume of business was handled last week in all lines. Olub Meeting. The St. Louis Florists' Club held its monthly meeting October 14, on the grounds of the Bourdet Floral Co. 'the invitation from the president to meet' at his home seemed to have a good ef- fect on the members and eighty re- sponded. President Bourdet was pre- sented with a neatly decorated gavel by the members of his family. All committees made reports. It was decided to appoint the various commit- tees for the convention of the Ameri- can Carnation Society, at the Decem- ber meeting. A communication from the Cleveland Florists' Club, inviting the St. Louis Florists' Club to visit Cleveland dur- ing the flower show, was

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