. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. vTVf" Afbil 8, 1913. I fioristi' Riesaminare 33 -.annuncio,, BTSHE ciclone di Caster Domenica, Marzo 23d, distrutto il nostro nuovo gfreenhouses al Lago Manawa Ui ma la lar^re ^rreenhouse posto sulla East Pierce Street è stato illeso. Questo posto ha diversi molto belle coltivazioni di bellezze americane, rose, garofani, viole, ecc., oltre a una raffinata collezione di piante bloominsf. Siamo quindi pronti per riempire rapidamente i vostri ordini come sopra, e potrà infatti apprezzare la vostra patrona^re. Il distrutto serre (ogni 60x1000 a piedi) sarà ricostruita a o

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. vTVf" Afbil 8, 1913. The Florists' Review 33 -.ANNOUNCEMENT, , BTSHE cyclone of Caster Sunday, March 23d, destroyed our new gfreenhouses at Lake Ui Manawa but the lar^re ^rreenhouse place on East Pierce Street was unharmed. This place has several very fine crops of American Beauties, Roses, Carnations, Violets, etc., besides a fine collection of bloominsf plants. We are therefore in readiness to promptly fill your orders as heretofore, and will indeed appreciate your patrona^re. The destroyed greenhouses (each 60x1000 feet) will be rebuilt at once and we will be especially well prepared for a larg^e additional business this comin^f fall. ....... - . Yours very faithfully, J. F. WILCOX & SONS, Council Bluffs, Iowa. -iiti Mpntlon The Review when yon wrltP. ^ Budlong's EBhe Ribbon Valley Mpntlon The ReTlew when yon write. decoration for the Forbes & Wallace dance. With him, trade has been better than ever. Herman S. Helander, of Hartford. Conn., was in town last week. He plans to purchase a new delivery car, wiuch he will have painted white and gold. E. C. A. NASHVILLE, TENN. Easter was unusually favorable. The days were all fair and shoppers could get out to their hearts' content, and they did it. There has probably never been as big a day for the retail cut flower trade as was March 22. All the week sales hail been good, but Sat- urday had a regular rush of buyers all day long. We have never seen so much good stock at one time in the city as there was this year and we never saw things clean up better than they did for Easter. Several report a heavier trade this Easter than at Christmas. Mclntyre Bros, suffered considerable loss from the storm that swept the country Mwch 20. Several of their new houses were partly unroofed. The damage was temporarily repaired and the loss is fully covered by insvrance. J. F. Corbett, who is conducting a nice little local business in North Nash- ville, will have a fine line of b

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• bookcentury1900
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• bookyear1912