. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. M. H. LEVINE CO. 874 Broadway 19 settembre cercando stock. giacciono ha appena chiuso liis vecchio store, a 568 North Main Street, e ora si trova a 405 South Main Street, Fall River. Bernard (^uinn e John Hollander sono ora associate con J. E. Koppcl- niun. Swanson Bros, sono di erigere una nuova casa, 21x100 piedi, oltre a poi- gamma di case sulla Stenton avenue. Il sig. e la sig.ra P. James Dillon hanno la simpatia del commercio di morte della loro figlia, Miss Catherine A. Dillon, la scorsa settimana. W. A. Bowers, Inc., aveva il fir.st mostra delle mamme visto

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. M. H. LEVINE CO. 874 Broadway September 19, looking for stock. lie has just closed liis old store, at 568 North Main street, and is now located at 405 South Main street, Fall River. Bernard (^uinn and John Hollander are now associated with J. E. Koppcl- niun. Swanson Bros, are erecting a new house, 21x100 feet, in addition to then- range of houses on Stenton avenue. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Dillon have the sympathy of the trade in the death of their daughter, Miss Catherine A. Dillon, last week. W. A. Bowers, Inc., had the fir.st showing of mums seen in this city this season. Charles Smith, of the Eastern Wreath Co., of this citv, paid a business visit to central Massachusetts last week. Among the taxpayers of East Provi- dence whose property is assessed on a valuation of $5, 000 or more this year, according to the report of the assessors to the town treasurer, are the following: Lawrence Ilav, $0, 490; Joseph E. Kop- uelman, $-2'2/)()0: Hannah A. Olsen, $IC, - 900. W. H. M. ; BOSTON. The Market. September has proved to be a remark able month, as warm as August, quite clear, with little rainfall and altogether ilelightful conditions outdoors. There has been no near apjiroach to frost and outdoor flowers are extremely fresh and good. These conditions suit the aver- nge iiuman being to a nicety, but some tlower salesmen and a few growers are in a reverential mood and are constant- ly praying for a killing frost, averring that it is a consummation devoutly to be wished. A frost now would find the market bare of greenhouse material and would cause a rapid -too rapid—uplift in values, conditions not conducive to the good of the trade. Gladioli are gradually passing and are small. Asters are plentiful enough, but the <|uality is off. Dalilias are plentiful and .are now being used considerably. Cosmos and other outdoor materials keep coming in, but the calls for these are erriitic and listless. Roses are doing somewhat better am

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecad
• booksubjectfloriculture
• bookyear1912