NOTKMBER 30, 1916, 



The Florists' Review 



CARBONE, 



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Boylaton 8t., 



BOSTON 



Member Florisb' Tdegraph Delivery Ass's 



fALlRIVEII 

 MASS. 



33 N. M«IN STRCET 



kod Qhod« Itknd poipU- 



Orden 



■oUclted foi 

 all parte of 

 Oonnectlcot 

 Stores: 

 141 Main St 

 . 864 Asylum Si 

 ' Oreenhonsea i 

 Benton SU 



MembernoiMi'TelecTapli Hartford* 

 DeUyery AModaMon. Oanii. 



H. F. A. LANGE 



Worcester, Mass. 



IMiTers to All Points in New England 



125.000 Square Pect of Qlaaa 

 Hamber Florists' Telegraph Delivery Ass'n 



BUMJNttTON. VT.-lrdtra tar f irMat tid lirtk 

 tra 1. f . IHM ti fnr waUn ttiMntkm at rtiM print 



Milwaukee, Wis. 



J. M. FOX & SON 



437-39-41 Miiwauliee Street 



Members Florists' Telegr»ph 

 Delivery Association 



LONDON, ONT., CAN. 



J. GiUilNAGE & SONS, LTD. 



nHE HOUSE OF FLOWERS" 



All Orders Carefully Executed. 

 Members Florists' Telegraph Delivery Aaa'n . 



VERMONT'S FLORIST 



W. E. PETERS 



1S7 St. Paul SU BUMJNSTON. VT. 



LYNN, MASS. 



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GIBBS BROS. 



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We deliver also 

 MU6US UUUm UUEU 



PROVIDENCE, R.I. 



I^AND ALL NEW ENGLAND 'POINTS 



T. J. JOHNSTON & CO. "' ^gkovYpENCE 



WELLESLEY COLLEGE 



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TAILBT, WellesieTt Blsas. 



Vaog Distance Tel., WeUealey 44-1, 44-2, 44-8. 



I should like to write a 

 little essay on 



"The Sweet Petfume of 

 Courteous Service" 



but actions speak louder 

 than words. Flowers are 

 my hobby and my business. 

 If yen haye orders for de- 

 liyery in N. B., wire us. 



BOSTON, MASS. 



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 124 TREMONT STREET 



Boston, Massachusetts 



143 TREMONT STREET 



The Centrally Located Florist Shep 

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BOSTON, MASS. 



HKNRT R. COMLXT. Florist, Park M. 



60 vean' experience in the florUt bathieM (uaranteea 

 efficiency to take care of all orders. 20 per cent allowed 



roses are in fine crop; a full line of 

 plants are grown. 



Qeny Bros., of Nashville, Tenn., find 

 Mrs. Bussell practically a perpetual rose 

 and grow it for both summer and win- 

 ter use. Chrysanthemums are, of 

 course, preeminent just now and their 

 stock is choice. The store disposes of 

 the stock grown at the two ranges of 

 glass. 



"A rare old plant is the ivy green," 

 observed C. H. Hune, of the Memphis 

 Floral Co., Memphis, Tenn. "Our sales 

 of rooted cuttings last season amounted 

 to 110,000, and all through the medium 

 of The Eeview's classified ad columns. 

 We have commenced another season 

 with one order for 20,000 from a well- 

 known house and have many inquiries 

 from other growers." The stock is ob- 

 tained from plants growing on any old 

 stone fence. "By the same means, The 

 Review," added Mr. Hune, "we sold 

 50,000 rooted cuttings of vincas. Yes, it 

 does pay to advertise. Our store is in 

 a basement, but we are optimists, al- 

 ways looking up." 



H. W. Cade, of Cairo, 111., says one 

 of the most attractive things he ever 

 handled is the Eandall Co. electric foun- 

 tain. He has loaned it out for several 

 social functions at $5 each time, the 

 rentals soon paying for the article. 



A look through the establishment of 

 the St. Louis Wholesale Cut Flower 

 Co., St. Louis, under the guidance of 

 J. J. Beneke, showed the latest ideas in 

 arrangements. Betailers can get points 

 on store decoration while selecting sup- 

 plies, the upper floors being arranged 

 for that purpose. The mission wood fur- 

 nishing is unusually choice and. should 

 add to the selling value of the goods. 



W. M. 



BEGONIAS ABE WTLTINa. 



We are having trouble with our Cin- 

 cinnati begonias and should like to get 

 a little advice in regard to them. Our 

 begonias at first appear to be in a 

 good, healthy condition; then a plant 

 suddenly begins to turn pale and sickly 

 and the leaves to get soft, and in two 

 or three days the plant has lost its 



BOSTON -BECKER'S 



Send us your telegrams. Prompt sarvica 

 nr and ROUNDABOUT BOSTON. Our 



conservatories are in Cambridge, osly S 

 minutes from the heart of Boston. 



BECKER'S CONSERVATORIES 

 CAMBRXDGB, .... MASS. 



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Worcester, Mass. 



RANDAU'S FLOWER SHOP 



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lowellTna^ 



NORSE & BEALS, 8 Nerrimack Sf. 



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Providence, RHODE ISLAND 



Johnston Brothers 



LKADING VLORISTS 



38 Dorrance Street 



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Red Bank, N. J. 



W. W. KENNEDY & SONS 

 FLORISTS 



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5 East Front Street 

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For Rhode Island and Connecticut 



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New London, Conn.; Norwich, Conn- 



and Westerly, R. I. 



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BROCKTON, MASS. 



AU orders received, deUvered 



promptly In New EogUod. 



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