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The Florists^ Review 



Apbil 6. 1916. 



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EASTER and SPRING BASKETS '" '"^ ^"ll'Lenu 



Bear in mind that RAEDLEIN creations represent highest quality, exclu- 

 siveness in design and reasonable price. We use the best grade willow and 

 genuine i;eed, and never substitute cheaper materials. 



24 large Plant Baskets, two-tone finish $20.00 



24 large Plant Baskets 16.00 



24 small Plant Baskets, two-tone finish . . . , 15.00 



25 Cut Flower Baskets, decorated with hand-painted relief, finely fin- 

 ished, and with metal liners 15.00 



24 small Plant Baskets 10.00 



25 Cut Flower Baskets, two-tone finish, with metal liners included, 7.50 



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ASSORTED ROSES 



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showed a highly gratifying increase 

 over March of last year. It was their 

 first chance to compare records. 



While attending the National Flower 

 Show last week, Ed Enders, veteran of 

 the C. A. Samuelson staff, took a look 

 at the leading stores in Philadelphia 

 and New York, obtaining several ideas 

 that shortly will be worked out in the 

 Michigan avenue window. 



The spring season calls for an annex 

 to Winterson's Seed Store and this 

 year a vacant double store was found 

 at 55 and 57 East Lake street, where 

 import stock is being unpacked. Mr. 

 Degnan is specially pleased with the 

 qu^ity of the boxwoods. 



An attack of neuralgia has been tak- 

 ing the joy out of life for C. W. Mc- 

 Kellar. It has been a week of pain. 



After a successful trip in the west, 

 A. F. Longren, of the Poehlmann Bros. 

 Co., arrived in the city March 31. He 

 left April 4 for the east. 



The Florists' Club will hold its 

 monthly meeting tonight, April 6, at the 

 Morrison hotel. The silver punch bowl 

 will go to the lucky member this night. 



A belief is entertained by Allie 

 Zech, of Zech & Mann, that there will 

 be a scarcity of carnations for the 

 Easter and Mothers' day trade. His 



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belief is founded on the fact that 

 whereas there is usually a glut of car- 

 nations at this season of the year, they 

 are now on the short side of the market. 



The board of directors of the Chicago 

 Flower Growers* Association will hold 

 its monthly meeting April 11 at 3 p. m., 

 182 North Wabash avenue. 



Fred Wittbold and his family were 

 driven from their home by fire early in 

 the morning of April 3, but the fire 

 was confined to the synagogue next 

 door. 



A large increase in the volume of 



business has forded the Johnson Basket 

 Co. to seek larger quarters. A fine 

 location has been found at 323 and 325 

 West Bandolph street, where business 

 will be transacted from this time on. 



As though stepping on a rusty nail 

 were not enough, Otto Goerisch, of the 

 A. L. Bandall Co., is now suffering with 

 a boil on the back of his neck. But 

 even this combination is not strong 

 enough to keep him from work. 



A conference of women farmers, flo- 

 rists and gardeners will be held at the 

 Art Institute April 12 to 14, under the 



