. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. 100 fioristi^ Review Febuuauy 22, 1917. Case efficiente più attenti e prudenti i coltivatori in tutti gli Stati Uniti identif- nize i meriti della nostra costruzione. È il metodo che dà è durevole, case moderne. Le migliori attrezzature e dispositivi salva-lavoro, combinata con una rigorosa economia, ci permettono di citare i prezzi più bassi per essere&t materiali. Scrivere per i nostri schizzi e stime. Ordinare ciò di cui avete bisogno, sia per le operazioni di riparazione o di nuove case. Materiale a effetto serra HARDWARE FOCOLAIO ANTA ICKES-BRAUN MILL CO. 2330 WABANSIA AVENUE, (vicino

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 100 The Florists^ Review Febuuauy 22, 1917.. Efficient Houses The most careful and conservative growers all over the United States recog- nize the merits of our construction. It is the method that gives you durable, modern houses. The best equipment and labor-saving devices, combined with strict economy, enable us to quote the lowest prices for the be&t materials. Write for our sketches and estimates. Order what you need, either for repairs or new houses. GREENHOUSE MATERIAL HARDWARE HOTBED SASH ICKES-BRAUN MILL CO. 2330 WABANSIA AVENUE, (Near Western and North Aves.) CHICAGO, ILL. PROVIDENCE, R. I. The Market. "With a tremendous business, well dis- tributed, St. Valentine's day gave the local market a decided impetus that gladdened the hearts of llorists not- withstanding that tliey were unable to olitain all the red roses and red carna- tions tlioy desired. Violets and sweet peas, however, served to fill out. The abundance of bulbous stock has lifted tiie strain on other cut flowers and sent the prices tumbling. Funeral work con- tinues to be brisk and several florists re- port almost record-l)reaking numbers of designs made up daily. Various Notes. Joseph E. Koppclman still is confined to his house at Kiverside by the serious afVection of one of his eyes. The Flower Growers, 317 Westminster street, is organizing a delivery system of boys with wheels that promises well. Several of the downtown florists had attractive St. Valentine's day windows. Among these were Smith the Florist, Johnston Bros., T. J. Johnston & Co., Macnair and Bowers. Charles Smith was a visitor in Boston last week in search of novelties. Alexander 11. Johnson, doing business as George Johnson & Son, 521 Elmwood avenue, has sold the florist, nursery and forestry business to Hugo De Wild, who will continue the business under the same name. Edward F. Ely, one of the Providence park commissioners, has been elected a director of the Swa

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