. Il fiorista americana : un giornale settimanale per il commercio. Floricoltura; fioristi. Ovtuc-r. Ho ERE sono due structnral com- binations che non può essere battuto. I -diminuiscono di ombra e di aumentare la resistenza-hanno il doppio della vita cf la casa. Vedere pagina 9 Handy Hand Book per Ice-Cleaiing gronda combinazione piastra; Pagine 15 e 16 per l'arco Gigante, che il signor Weiss, Hatboro, Pa., dice "è una torre di forza." Signore & Burnham Co. 1133 Broadway, New York. JohnA.Payne serra Progettista e costruttore 260-274 Culver Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. TELAIO IN FERRO SEMI-telaio in ferro travatura del tetto del telaio di legno MAT

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. Ovtuc-r FOR. I ERE are two structnral com- binations that can't be beat. I —They decrease shade and Increase strength—they double the life cf the house. See page 9 Handy Hand Book for Ice-Cleaiing Eave Plate combination; pages 15 and 16 for the Giant Arch, which Mr. Weiss, of Hatboro, Pa., says is "a tower of strength." Lord & Burnham Co. 1133 Broadway, New York.. JohnA.Payne GREENHOUSE Designer and Builder 260-274 Culver Avenue, JERSEY CITY, N. J. IRON FRAME SEMI-IRON FRAME TRUSS ROOF WOOD FRAME MATERIAL ONLY OR ERECTED. Everything for the Oreenhonse. Cleveland. TRADE VAKIABLE. Mouda.v of last wpck was the busiest day in the (lower mailii't for weeks; the cause of this can be traced to several large weddings and several smaller ones. For the first time in about two months all greens were cleaned out; this is sur- prising because such large quantities have been shipped to the commission houses of late. .Japan lilies, long stemmed as- ters, white roses and light colored car- nations were in brisk demand for the day. Tuesday saw a decided drop off and by Wednesday we were again confronted with that awful monotony, nothing to do. These conditions liave not changed up to this writing. The supply of flowers continues to increase with the fall varie- ties coming in. Considerable mildew is noticed on some of the Bride and Brides- maid roses that are being shipped into the market. Much complaining of dry weather is heard, especially among the vegetable growers. The drought is e.-c- traordinary and has been almost un- broken since August 16, when .32 of an inch fell. Forester. FiNDLAT. O.—.T. .1. Waaland has be- gun the erection of a large greenhouse on his premises at 12.5 East Front street. It will be an elaborate structure, up-to- date in every particular, and will be com- pleted as rapidly as possible, so as to be ready for autumn planting. THE FOLEY MFG. CO. Completely E

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