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The Florists' Review 



April 8, 1920 



DULUTIC MINN. 



The Market. 



The Easter trade turned out satisfac- 

 tory, although Good Friday was wintry, 

 strong gales blowing and snow falling 

 during the day, which was contrary to 

 all expectations for the Easter weather. 

 Easter Saturday was much better, being 

 a bright, sunny day, and a large volume 

 of business was done during the day. 



Blooming plants were the strong de- 

 mand with flower buyers for Easter and 

 there was a large and fine assortment to 

 choose from. There were hydrangeas, 

 which were extra fine; rambler roses, 

 fine, well flowered stock; hyacinths in 

 all colors; daffodils; cinerarias; genis- 

 tas; primulas; begonias; calceolarias, 

 and Easter lilies, which were well 

 grown, bushy stock, with from three to 

 seven blooms to a plant. There were 

 few lilies left in any of the stores Sun- 

 day morning. 



In cut flowers there was plenty of 

 everything, including roses, carnations, 

 Easter lilies, callas, mignonette, calen- 

 dulas, sweet peas, daffodils, tulips, free- 

 sias, violets, valley and orchids. 



Various Notes. 



J. J. Le Borious was busy right up to 

 Saturday in the wholesale and shipping 

 department, his stock consisting of hy- 

 drangeas, lilies, hyacinths, tulips, daffo- 

 dils, rambler roses and primulas. He 

 also had a large cut of carnations. 



William Jaap sent in some fine lilies, 

 bulbous stock and primulas. 



The Quality Flower Shop reported 

 good business for the Easter trade, both 

 in plants and cut flowers. 



The Alpha Florist had a good showing 

 of rambler roses and hydrangeas, and a 

 good display of bulbous stock. 



A. F. Longren, of the Burlington Wil- 

 low Ware Shops, was a visitor to Duluth 

 during Easter week and reported busi- 

 ness exceedingly good. 



The Duluth Floral Co. had a busy 

 week with plants and cut flowers and 

 had an extra large number of corsages 

 tor delivery Sunday morning, which 

 kept the staff busy most of Saturday 

 night. J. E. S. 



Lincoln, Neb. — Damage estimated at 

 about $5,000 was done to florists' estab- 

 lishments March 23, as a result of a hail 

 storm. Hiltner Bros, had the heaviest 

 loss, about one-third of their glass be- 

 ing broken, besides heavy damage done 

 to plants. Frey & Frey report a loss of 

 $1,500. The Eiche Floral Co. escaped 

 with little loss, the total being esti- 

 mated at $200. F. G. Yule lost $600 

 worth of glass and the greenhouse at 

 the state farm reported $300 loss. 



"DURO" 



FOLDING FLOWER BOXES 



For Prices Write 



Dora Paper Products Co., J^lhi^t 



Men tion The Review when you write. 



H.&D. Design Boxes 



Are made of light, strong Oorrugated Fiber- 

 board and can be furnished with K. D. lock- 

 comer covers, safe and convenient. 



Write for full Darticulars. 



THS HINDI * DAUCH PAPKR CO. 

 ■▲NDDSKT, OHIO 



Lindley Boxes 



Regardless of present paper shortage, we have a large supply 



READY FOR SHIPMENT 



AT VERY RCASONABLC PRICKS 



MIST GRAY BOXES 



Comer I.ook Style 



An excellent Box for a.11 occaalona. Doea not aoU easily. 



Corsage and Tlolet Boxes 



9x6x6 H Shallow Lid $5.00 



11x8x6 H Shallow Lid 6.16 



16x8x6 H Shallow Lid 8.86 



Cat Flowers and Sprays 



BhaUow FoU 

 JAdM Telescope 



18x6x8 1 4.40 $ 4.70 



21x6x8 4.76 6.16 



24x6x8% 6.60 6.60 



80x6x8^ 6.80 7.80 



86x6Hx8% 10.20 



21x7x8)4 7.00 



24x8x4 8.60 10.20 



28x8x6 11.00 14.00 



86x8x6 13.70 16.60 



Always specify whether Pull Telescope 

 we price each. 



GREEN BOXES 



Comer I<ock Style 

 An ApproiKlate Color 



18x 6x8 

 21x 6x8 

 24x 6x8% 

 80x 6x8% 

 84x 6x8% 

 21x 8x4 

 24x 8x4 

 24x 8x4 

 28x 8x6 

 86x 8x6 

 12x12x8 

 28x22x8 



8 -Inch 

 8 -Inch 

 8% -inch 

 a%-inch 

 8% -inch 

 2 -inch 

 •inch 

 -inch 

 -inch 

 -inch 

 -inch 

 -inch 



Ud. 

 lid. 

 lid. 

 lid. 



.$ 4.90 

 . 6.40 

 . 6.96 

 8.80 



lid 10.60 



lid 8.26 



lid 8.85 



lid 10.20 



Ud 11.30 



lid 18.90 



lid 17.60 



lid 46.60 



Designs. Sprays, Etc 

 All Fan Teleseopo 



80x10x6 $17.60 



80x10x6 24.20 



40x10x6 26.60 



48x10x6 80.76 



80x12x7 26.80 



36x12x8 86.80 



86x14x6 28.90 



84x16x6 26.80 



16x16x8 24.80 



18x18x7 24.80 



20x20x6 24.80 



20x20x8 82.40 



24x24x8 89.20 



or Shallow Lids are wanted on sixes where 



WHITE BOXES 



Comer I^ock Style 

 A Beaotlfal White Plated Stock 



8x4x8% 2-lnch lid (violet).! 8.46 



16x8x6% 2-lnch lid (violet). 9.60 



18x6x8 8-inch lid 6.80 



21x6x8 8-lnch lid 6.80 



24x6x8 % 8 % -inch lid 7.60 



80x6x8% 8%-inch lid 8.96 



86x6x8% 8% -inch lid 11.60 



24x8x4 4-inch lid 11.80 



28x8x6 6-inch Ud 16.60 



86x8x6 6-inch lid 18.40 



CORSAGE AND TIOLBT 



7x4x4 

 16x7x6% 



2-inch 

 2-inch 



Ud. 

 Ud. 



8.20 

 7.60 



WHITE ENAMELED 



For Violets, Ete., Made From 



Oenolne Clay Coated Stock 



9x6x6% 2- inch lid 16.90 



11x8x6% 2-lnoh lid 9.00 



Owing to increased cost of labor. Ink and sapplies we ean no longer print 

 boxes free of charge, regardless of quantity : however, not^— 



Folio wing DisesantB for Qoantltjr Ordant 



Orders of 600 and over, asaorted aiiea laag f% 



Orders Of 1,000 and over, assorted slses leas 7%% 



Printing black or colored ink, $2.00 extra per thousand or less quantity. 

 All prtoos p«r 160. f. •. b. taetary. 





ECONOMY FLOWER CARTONS 



Far better than wrapping paper. Almost as cheap. 

 Just the box for LOCAL delireries. 



A handy, neat, one-piece carton made from light-weight Mist Gray board. 



20x4>«x3 $2.90 Prices per 100, f. 0. b. factory. Same 



24x4>«x3 3.80 discounts and printing charges as for our 



30x5 x3'4 4.30 regular two-piece boxes. 



Three per cent cash discount where cash accompanies order. We recommend 

 full telescope lids for designs and shipping purposes; shallow lids satisfactory to 

 most florists for local delivery. 



Chicago trade phone, Wabash 5212— A. V. Z. Jennings, Representative. 

 New York trade phone, Audubon 2860— Geo. L. Hoopis. Representative. 

 St. Louis trade phone, Olive S76&— U. F. Seigneur, Representative. 

 Louisville trade phone, 2669— J. Raymond Clark, Representative. 



Lindley Florist Box Co., iXn- Narion, hd. 



