

Mat 11, 1916. 



The Florists^ Review 



89 



THE NACNIFF HORTICULTDRAL CO. 



52-54-56 VE8EY STREET, NEW YORK 

 Auction Sales Each Tuesday and Friday at Eleven o'clock A. M. 



ROSE BUSHES, RHODODENDRONS, EVERGREENS, BAY TREES, PALNS, BULBS, ETC. 



THE LARGEST HORTICULTURAL AUCTION ROOMS IN THE WORLD 



Menttnn The R«»Tiew when yon write. 



Young Tool Company 



CASEY, ILLINOIS 



WIRE BASKETS 



Laced with sralvan- 

 ized wire. 



No Ring Scroll 

 Feet Feet Feet 



10-in., 11.00 tl.25 



12-iTi.. 1.25 1.60 



M-in., 1.60 2.00 



16-in., 2.25 S.00 $4.00 

 18-in.. 8.00 4.00 6.00 



Electric -welded, no 

 lace wire used. 



Ring: Extra for 

 Feet Fancy Rim 



10-in., 12.00 12.76 



12-in., 2.25 8.00 



14-in., 2.75 3.66 



16-in., 8.75 4.75 



18-in., 4.75 5.76 



All of above baskets 

 are priced per dozen. 



Painted green, and 

 complete with hang- 

 ers. 



Wire Lawn or 

 Cemetery Vases 



18-lnch 11. 25 each 



20-inch 1.40 each 



If you buy our goods, 

 you get the best. 



THE PRICE IS RIGHT 



Mf-nilon The Reytew wben yoa write. 



J. Goudy, representing H. A. Dreer, Inc. 



Z. D. Blackistone has added a fine 

 display case to the equipment at his 

 store, Fourteenth and H streets, north- 

 west. The top, one side and the ends 

 are of plate glass, while the woodwork 

 is finished in French gray and white. 

 The case is about twelve feet long and 

 is divided into three sections, the cen- 

 tral one being for ice. In this is stored 

 the surplus stocks of orchids and other 

 expensive flowers. The other two can 

 be utilized for the display of other 

 stock. Formerly orchids were kept on 

 a shelf at the rear of the icebox, where 

 they were hard to reach. 



Albert Goldenson, formerly with 

 George C. Shaffer and at one time with 

 Z. D. Blackistone, is again in Los An- 

 geles, where his brother, Morris Gold- 

 enson, is engaged in the florists' busi- 

 ness. Mr. Goldenson had to leave 

 Washington because of the illness of 

 his mother, who lives in the California 

 city. He is expected to return to "Wash- 

 ington in the fall to his position with 

 Mr. Shaffer. 



George C. Shaffer had a number of 

 attractive dinner decorations last week, 

 in which he used to good advantage the 

 small flowers now in the market. Mr. 



Hanging Baskets by Parcel Post 



Made of crimped wire, woven 114 -inch mesh, a hand 

 woven fabric, painted with two coats green. 



Cash with order from unknown customers, or, we 

 can send them C, 0. D. 



Postage prepaid at these 1st 2nd 

 prices. Zone 



10 inch diameter. . . per doz. 

 12 inch diameter... " 

 14 inch diameter. . . " 

 16 inch diameter. . . " 



$1.50 

 1.80 



2 40 



3 30 



3rd 

 Zone 



$1.57 

 1.88 

 2.P2 

 3 45 



4th 

 Zone 



$1 70 

 2.03 

 2.75 

 3.70 



F.O.B. Louisville 



10 in. per doz f 1.85 



12 in. per doz 1.65 



14 in. per doz 2.25 



16 in. per doz 3.10 



Your postmaster will tell you in what zone 

 you are located. 



And we ship them at once, same day. 



By placing an ordinary shallow cake pan in bottom of bas- 

 ket, after mossing, and covering same with wire screen, 

 with moss or piece of cheesecloth over screen (to prevent 

 soil from dropping into pan) you have a self- watering bas- 

 ket. Try this. 



GREEN SHEET MOSS, per bag $2.00 



FALL CITY WIRE WORKS 



4S1 3d Street, LOUISVILLE, KY. 



Mention The. Rerlew when yon write. 



Artificial 

 Flowers^ 



A. 



404-412 East 34tli Street, 



Gyoas Leavee and Wreaths, Wheat Sheaves, 

 Baskets, Artificial and Wax Wreaths, Metal 

 Wreaths, Crosses, eto. Colored Teasels, red, 

 purple, white and blue Roping, and everything 

 in the Florists' Supply line. / 



HERRMANN, 



NEW YORK OTY 



Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



Reed & Keller 



122 W. 25th St., New York 



Florists' Supplies 



We manufacture all our Metal Desiirns, 



Baskets, Wire Work and Novelties 



Mention The ReTlew when yon write. 



Shaffer also reports a good business in 

 funeral designs. C. L. !L. 



NEW YORK. 



The Market. 



The reactiodi that invariably follows 

 Easter arrived last week, a little later 

 than customary. It was an unsatisfac- 

 tory week indeed, and it culminated 

 Saturday in midsummer temperature 

 and midsummer prices. Especially was 



RUSSIH ft HANFLING 



Office and Saleeroom; 



134 Wast SSth Street, NEW YORK CTTT 



Tel. 3053 Farrasnt 



Manufacturers and Importers of 



WILLOW and FANCY BA8KBT8 (or FL0BI8TS 



Dealers In Florists' Supplies 



^F~ Our Specialtlee: Wheat SheaTes and Baskets 

 Mention The Reriew when yon write. 



B. ROSENS 



112 West 28th St^ 



NEW YORK, N.Y. 



A FULL UNI OP FLOmSTS' SUPFLMS 



Ifeatloii The Reriew when yoa writs. 



this true of roses, the lower grades of 

 these falling to $5 per thousand. At 

 this figure a general assortment in all 

 sizes was obtainable. The big buyers 

 were masters of the situation. The 

 best American Beauties sold at 15 



