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The Florists' Review 



March 15. 1917. 



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Various Notes. 



The one topic of general interest in 

 New York this week is the International 

 Flower Show. There will be less than 

 usual of the "international" about it, 

 as foreign exhibits will be few and far 

 between. Society people are taking a 

 deep interest in the success of the ex- 

 hibition, and the New York dailies were 

 featuring the show and its novelties iu 

 their Saturday and Sunday issues, the 

 publicity department of the exhibition 

 being in the same competent hands as in 

 1916. 



I note that G. E. M. Stumpp and A. 

 Kottmiller have added Randall foun- 

 tains to their attractive window ex- 

 hibits. 



Walter Mott is in the city making a 

 preliminary convass of Long Island prior 

 to the opening of the flower show, at 

 which he will have charge of the ex- 

 hibits of Benjamin F. Hammond, of 

 Beacon, N. Y. 



Guttman & Raynor were featuring a 

 new rose March 10, a bright pink with 

 small buds, called Daily Mail. The 

 firm is realizing 20 cents each for the 

 best Prima Donna roj^es. 



Adolph Rosens is again associated 

 with his father, B, Rosens, in the florists' 

 supply business. 



Joseph Vocke, who has ben ill from 

 a second attack of pleuropneumonia, 

 was reported out of danger March 10. 

 Mr. "Vocke represents W. H. Siehrecht, 

 Sr., of Chappaqua, N. Y., at his branch 

 stand in the Coogan building. 



F. Millang, Jr., son of Frank Millang, 

 and associated with his father in the 

 wholesale cut flower business, has been 

 elected chairman of the school board of 

 Peekskill, N. Y. 



Congratulations of the trade are ten- 

 dered J. J. Fellouris on the occasion of 

 his marriage to Mrs. Taylor, widow of 

 Dr. Taylor, New York city. 



The new pink carnation, Mackay, 

 greatly resembling W5,rd, is, J. K. Allen 

 says, the best selling carnation he han- 

 dles. 



Miss Florence Cadieux, owner and 

 manager of the Cadieux Co., was for 

 some time floral artist for Woodrow & 

 Marketos. The young lady is a great 



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Galax, Bronze and Green, per case of 10,000 8.00 



Leucothoe Sprays, Green and Bronze, long, per 100.. .75 

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Boxwood, cut, per crate 7.50 



Laurel Branches, per doz. bunches 1.00 



Wild Smllax, per case 5.00 



Fresh Cut Palmetto, per 100. 1.50 



Laurel Ropinsr, per yard 05 



Sheet Moss, per bag 2.00 



Sphagnum Moss, per bale 1.50 



Magnolia Leaves, Green or Bronze, per carton 1.25 



Oak Leaves, Green, Bronze and Red, per carton 1.75 



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12/16-incb, per 100 .\ 2.75 



16/20-inch, per 100 3.50 



20/24-inch, per"100 4.25 



24/28-inch, per 100 5.00 



28/32-inch, per 100 6.00 



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36/40-inch, per 100 7.50 



40/44-inch, per 100 9.00 



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