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The Florists' Review 



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SaPTCMBEB 7, 1916. 



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THE FLORISTS' SUPPLY HOU^E OF AMERICA 



From Germany and Japan 



Our imports from central Europe include Baskets, Crepe Papers, Foliage — everything 

 that was so hai d to get last season. 



Our imports from Asia include new lines of Japanese Chinaware, quaintly ornamented 

 in true Japanese style. 



OUR SUGGESTION: 



The busy season is close at hand; order now a good assortment of 



bright, 'clean florists' supplies. 



H. BAYERSDORFER & CO., 



1129-1131 

 Arch Street, 



PHILADELPHrA, PA. 





Mention The R«Tlew when yon write. 



Iron-frame house, 50x150, for R. M. Eisenhart, 

 Torresdale, Pa. 



Iron-frame swimming pool enclosure, 35x75, 

 and one iron-frame house, 18x58, for Alfred W. 

 Gieske, Catonsville, Md. 



Iron-frame corrugated Iron boiler house, 35x40, 

 for Richards Bros., Toughkenamon, Pa. 



Iron-frame curved-eave conservatory, 11x17, 

 for Ludwlg Fritz, Oak Lane, Pa. 



Iron-frame curved-eave bouse, 25x75, for 

 Charles S. Walton, Saint Davids, Pa. 



Range of curved-eave iron-frame houses for 

 Walter M. Jefford, Glen Riddle, Pa., consisting 

 of growing house 25x58, plant house 25x42, rose 

 house 25x50, carnation house 25x50. 



Range of iron-frame curved-eave houses for 

 Irence DnPont, Wilmington, Del. 



Two pipe-frame houses, each 28x150, for H. O. 

 Lente, Norfolk, Va. 



Pipe-frame hoase. 25x100, for the city of 

 Houston, Houston, Tex. 



Pipe-frame house, 25x100, for the Lawnside 

 Cemetery Co., Woodstown, N. J. 



Pipe-frame house, 30x00, for Oscar Young, 

 McKinley, Pa. 



Pipe-frame house, 32x100, for Marche & Co., 

 Waabington, D. C. 



Range of four pipe-frame houses, each 36x200, 

 for John L. Ratcllffe, Richmond, Va. 



Pipe-frame house, 11x100, for William K. Har- 

 ris, Philadelphia, Pa. 



Pipe-frame house, 28x150, for Frank L. Suter &. 

 Co., Lancaster, Pa. 



Material for range of pipe-frame houses for 

 Robert Craig Co., Norwood, Pa. 



Material for pipe-f?ame house, 25x60, for 

 Charles L. Smith & Sons, Penn Grove, N. J. 



Material for pipe-frame house, 17x200, for 

 Henry I. Faust, Merlon, Pa. 



Pipe-frame house, 28x150, for Aschmann Bros., 

 Philadelphia. 



'Pipe-frame house, 17x42, for Howard White, 

 Lansdowne, Pa. 



Material for two pipe-frame houses, each 

 15x80, for Zieger & Son, Philadelphia. 



Material for one pipe-frame house, 28x100, for 

 Arthur O'Connor. Greensboro, N. C. 



Curved-roof iron-frame house, 18x42, for 

 James L. Autry, Houston, Tex. 



Curved-eave iron-frame conservatorv, 16x34, 

 for A. C. Middleton, Moorestown, N. J. 



Range of Iron-frame curved-eave houses, for 

 Leonard Richards. Havre de Grace. Md., consist- 

 ing of rose and carnation house 25x.')0, growing 

 house 25x34, propagating house, fern house, 

 orchid house and an ornamental curvUlnear-roof 

 lantern-top palm house, 35x35. Also service build- 

 ing complete, with range of hotbeds and cold- 

 frames. 



■ Iron-frame curved-eave honse, 18x50, for 

 Charles Luddington, Ardmore. Pa. 

 . Iron-frame curved-eave honse, 11x50, for 

 Bishop James A- McFaul, Trenton, N. J. 



Curved-eave iron-frame house, 18x70, for the 

 Georgetown Visitation Convent, Washington, 

 D. C. 



Curvilinear-roof iron-frame palm honse for 

 William M. Potts, Wyebrook, Pa. 



Iron-frame house, 50x1.15. for the TTnlted 

 States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of 

 Plant Indnstry, Wasblngton, D. C. 



Iron-frame curved-eave house, 18x100, for 

 Andnbon park, New Orleans, La. 



Curved-eave iron-frame house. 25x75, and 

 curved-eave iron-frame house, 25x58, same to be 

 connected by a glass pnssaee 9x16 to workroom 

 building, for the AcrlcTiUure and Mechanical 

 College. College Station, Tex. 



Pipe-frame honse, 85x90, for Charles H. Cook, 

 Catonsville, Md. 



Material for repairing four pipe-frame houses 

 for Alphonse Perlcat, Colllngdale. Pa. 



Pipe-frame house, 25x100, for A. C. Stack, 

 T«nurel Springs, N. J. 



Extra Large Fancy Asters 



ASSORTED COLORS, $4.00 per 100. 



Asters, common per 100, $ 1.50 to $ 3.00 



Gladioli " 3.00 to 6.00 



Easter Lilies " 10.00 to 12.00 



Short Beauties " 6.00 to 10.00 



Russells " 6.00 to 8.00 



Ferns per 1000, 2.00 



Asparagus per bunch, .50 



T. J. NOLL & CO. 



1109 Grand Avenue, 



KANSAS CITY, MO. 



Mention The Review when yon write. 



Various Notes. 



Paul Berkowitz, rosy and jolly, the 

 picture of health, returned to this city 

 from the south and west this week. 

 Mr. Berkowitz left Atlantic City Au- 

 gust 12, reached Houston, Tex., August 

 14, and sold his company's entire ex- 

 hibit at the convention on the opening 

 morning. He then visited, successively 

 and successfully, St. Louis, Louisville, 

 Cincinnati and Petersburg, renewing 

 most pleasantly many old acquaint- 

 ances. 



William IL. Grover, formerly well 

 known on Ridge avenue, is in town. 

 Mr. Grover, who has been for three 

 and a half years in Los Angeles, Cal., 

 is manager of the floral department for 

 Howard & Smith, florists, nurserymen 

 and seedsmen of that city. 



A. H. Pike, who sold his Bryn Mawr 

 florists' business to enlist in the British 



army, has returned to tliis city and now 

 is with Alfred M. Campbell. 



Morris Hoffman wi>l commence work 

 September 11 with the Philadelphia Cut 

 Flower Co. At this company's store 

 George Aeugle reports the arrival of 

 those magnificent indoor-grown asters 

 that have made a hit for several sea- 

 sons in September. 



Thomas Mitchell will return to the 

 S. S, Pennock-Meehan Co. September 11. 



W. F. Lacroix entertained some forty 

 choice spirits at his 'home in Buena, 

 N. J., September 3. Three-fourths of 

 the guests were from the Leo Niessen 

 Co. Two Atlantic City express trains, 

 one down and one up, were stopped for 

 the benefit of the visitors, in a way to 

 make that Lunfield man stare. A happy 

 day was spent and three delightful 

 meals enjoyed. 



The Philadelphia Wholesale Florists' 

 Exchange has received early Golden 



