December 8, 1917 



H R T I C U L T U E E 



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WAR TIME POLICY 



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T is a natural policy to economize during war times and one of the first things a florist sacrifices is his 

 suiiplies. Do not make such a mistake, Mr. Florist. Tompare our prices with those you have been paying 

 — note .the economy — and then buy your supplies. 



Our Policy— Highest Quality, Large Sales with Small Profits 



P.y this Policy — The BOSTON FLORAL SUPPLY CO. has built up its business structure beginning with a 

 small room and ending with a large manufacturing plant. 



This building up of our business has been made by giving our customers the squarest deal possible. 

 .Mr. Florist, you cannot afford, especially now, to pass us by without consideration. 



IMMORTELLES — 25c per bunch, or $23.00 per hundred. 



RUSCUS — RED— SOc per pound, beautiful red color. 



RED ROPING— i;.5c per ball, large ball and full measure. 



POINSETTIAS — from 9,')C to $9.40 per gross. These Poinsettias are very beautiful. 

 GALAX — 7.%c per 1.000 LAUREL FESTOONING— 5c, 6c, per yd. 



FERNS— $1.15 per l.OOO LEUCOTHOE SPRAYS— 75c per 100 BOXWOOD— ISc per lb. 



Remember that all our goods are guaranteed. Your money will be refunded if not satisfied. 



MANILA BOXES Size per 100 



Size per 100 2S x 8x5 $4.80 



18x5x3 $2.40 24 X 8x5 4.80 



21x5x3% 2.80 30 x 8x5 6.40 



24 X 5 X 3V4 3.40 30 x 8x5 7.80 



28 x 5 X 3% 4.20 



21 x 8 X 5 4.20 



30 X 5 3{ SV^ 4.60 



Printing free on orders of 300 boxes or more. In small quantities, 50c. 

 Manufacturers of Baskets, Artificial Flowers, Waw De signs, Wire Frames and Preservers of Cycas and Foliage 



BOSTON FLORAL SUPPLY CO., 347-357 Cambridge St., Boston. Mass. 



30 X 12 X 6 9.20 



30 X 14 X 6 11.00 



36 X 12 X 6 10.80 



BOUQUET BOXES 



Size per 100 



19 X 9x8 $7.00 



WREATH BOXES 



16 x 16 X 7 $7.60 



18 X 18 X 8 9.1*J 



20 X 20 X 9 11.20 



22 X 22 X 9 13.20 



SEND FOR REVISED PRICE LIST 



Prices subject to change without notice. 



CHICAGO Y. M. C. A. WAR FUND 

 FLOWER SALE. 



The largest sale of the day was tho 

 vase of Columbia Roses sent for this 

 occasion by the E. G. Hill Co., which 

 was sold at $10<l. Photograph of this 

 rose with Miss (Jertrude Amling was 

 shown in tlio Chicago Tribune 



OF 



CHRYSANTHEMUM SOCIETY 

 AMERICA. 



Reports of Committees. 

 Exhibited at Boston, Nov. 17, by 

 S. R. Cowey. Walpole, N. H.; var. 

 Nashawtue, yellow. .Tap. Inc., Com. 



Meetings Next Week 



Monday, Dec. 10. 



Cianlcii.Ts' :ili<l Florists' Ciiih (if 

 Baltimon', Flmists' E.'tchange H.i\ll, 

 Biitiiiunv. Md. 



.\e\v Yiiik Florists' Club. Crand 

 Opera House, New York Pity. 



Uochester Florists' Association. 

 !),'> Main St.. Eiist Kocliester, N. Y. 

 Cincinnati Florists' Society, Hotel 

 Ullison, Cincinnati. O. 



Tuesday, Dec. 11. 



Newpipi-t Ilnrtii-nltiHMl Sot-iety. 

 Newport, K. I. 



Wednesday, Dec. 12. 



Cincinnati Florists' Society. .T.-^lio/. 

 Elliott Flower Jlarliet. Cincinnati. O. 



Dutchess Countv Horli"iilluraI 

 Society, Fallkill Bldg., Poughkeep- 

 8ie, N. Y. 



Lenox Horticultural Society. I.enox. 

 Mass. 



Morris County Florists' and Car- 

 denera' Society. Madison. X. .1. 



Nassau County Horticultural So- 

 ciety. I'ptnhrolie Hall. (Jlcn Cove. 

 N. Y. 



Thursday, Dec. 13. 



Menlo I'ark Horticultural Society. 

 Meiilo rark. Calif. 



New I.ondriu Hortlcullural Soci- 

 ety. MiniiciiKil Hid);.. .Ncv.- l.nnrion, 

 Colin. 



Friday, Dec. 14. 



Connecticut Horticnltural Society, 

 County Building, Hartford, Conn. 



Wi's'tcliester and Fairli^ld Horti- 

 cultural Society. Ilorans Hall. 

 , (ireciiwicli. Conn. 



CHICAGO Y. M. C. A. WAR FUND 

 FLOWER SALE 



A. N. I'ierson's new rose, Mrs. H. 

 Winnett, at the Chicago Y. M. 0. A 

 War Fund Flower Sale 



points 85; var. Abenaque, yellow. ,Tap. 

 lefl.. Com. points 85, 



Cii.\s. W. .loiiNsox, Secy. 



DURING RECESS. 

 Chicago Bowlers. 

 The Chicago Bowling Tournament 

 is under way and the Chica.go Florists' 

 Bowling Club is entered on Dec. 12th 

 and 13th to play two men and singles. 

 The singles are .1. Hiielmer, Wm. 

 Lorman, .Toe Einwick, Allie Zech and 

 Peter Olsem. The doubles are .T. 

 Huebner and .T. Einwick, W. Lorman 

 and P. Olsem, F. Price and A. Zech. 

 The tournament covers seventeen days 

 and is at Bensinger's Randolph Alleys 

 at 8 p. m. 



