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The Florists^ Review 



Mabch 23. 1916. 



THE FLORISTS' SUPPLY HOUSE OF AMERICA 



WELCOME 



We will have open house to all 



National Flower Show Visitors 



Make your headquarters with us. We are within one-half block of the Reading Terminal and 

 two (2) blocks from the Broad St. Station on the Penna. R. R., and one block from the 

 trolley line that runs direct to the Convention Hall to the Flower Show. 



Our display at the Flower Show will be small in comparison with the display at our immense establishment, where , 

 everything can be seen which comprises the best of all florists' supplies and novelties. Our autos will be ready to bring, 

 any of our friends from Convention Hall to our store. For the beheflt of those whose time is limited, we will be open each 

 evening during show week; for the convenience of our visitors we will be open Sundays, March 26 alnd April 2. 



If you have not received our EASTER FOLDER write for it. .< ..,>. 



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W Wb PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



H. BAYERSDORFER & 



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city as an employee of Eobert Craw- 

 ford, Jr., and who has heen for the 

 last nine years with J. A. Valentine, of 

 Denver, Colo., came east to attend the 

 funeral of his father in Pottstowh, Pa. 

 Mr. Nieman will be in this city to see 

 his friends for a few days and will re- 

 main to see the National Flower Show. 

 He is much interested in his work in 

 Denver, where conditions differ widely 

 from those in the east. Mr. Nieman 

 says that George H. Cooper, formerly 

 with H. H. Battles, is doing well in 

 Denver. 



William Bayersdorfer, father of H. 

 Bayersdorfer, died at 3:45 a. m., March 

 20, at the age of 80. Funeral services 

 were held from his late residence, 1946 

 North Nineteenth street, March 22. In- 

 terment at Sinai. 



Emile F. Lieker, of Lansdowne, Pa., 

 will exhibit his new carnation, George 

 Henry, at the National Flower Show. 



Harry S. Betz spoke before the Gar- 

 den and Orchard Society March 22, on 

 "The Practical Side of Boss Culture." 

 He illustrated his talk with plants, 

 showing methods of pruning and flowers 

 that would result therefrom. 



Mrs. Charles Russell is unusually fine 

 at the Philadelphia Wholesale Florists' 

 Exchange. 



John G. Whilldin and P. M. Reid 

 have gathered a most interesting collec- 

 tion of antique flower pots, which re- 

 call the good old days before Mr. 

 Whilldin made our standard pots. Zero 

 weather, mud, slush and snow did not 

 deter the Whilldinites from collecting 

 in their car these curios, which include 

 the square pots of long ago. The col- 

 lection will be exhibited at the flower 

 show and will show how we have pro- 

 gressed. Phil. 



BOSTON. 



The Maxket. 



There is no great change to report in 

 market conditions. The weather has 

 remained unseasonably cold, with some 

 heavy snow storms and an excess of 

 overcast skies. The severe weather lim- 

 ited supplies, but at the same time 

 checked buying. Roses remain in a 

 good position for the season, but one 



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HELP PAY THE EXPENSE 



OF YOUR PHILADELPHIA TRIP 

 TO THE NATIONAL FLOWER SHOW 



by buying your ribbons direct from the mill, 

 on the one-profit basis. We sell direct. 



We extend to you an invitation to visit the 

 Pine Tree Silk Mills and see these ribbons 

 woven. 



Call at our show-rooms, at 930 Market 

 Street, and we will have someone accompany 

 you to the mill. 



L DANNENBADN'S SON & CO. 



920-930 Market Street 

 PHILADELPHIA 



Owners and Operators THE PINE TREE SILK MILLS 



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or two clear, warm days are likely to 

 cause a sharp drop in prices. Amer- 

 ican Beauties have softened in price, 

 $50 now buying the specials. The heav- 

 iest demand of late has been for me- 

 dium quality blooms. These have sold 



PAPER POTS 



Send postal for free Big Folder containing the 

 Experiences of 131 Florists and free samples. 

 Price list, testimonials, pages 8. and 10. F. W. 

 Rochelle & Sons, Chester, N. J. 



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