Janoarx 4, 1917. 



The Florists' Review 



31 



Red Heart Boxes of Quality 



FOR VALENTINE'S DAY 



Valentine's Day has become a 

 live-wire flower day for the live- 

 wire florist who will put the 

 effort into securing something 

 appropriate for the occasion. 



Here is a specialty that cannot 

 fail to attract attention and 

 create new business. 



These special heart boxes are 

 of strong, lasting construction, 

 made of heavy, high-grade stock 

 and covered with a special red 

 cover paper. Each one is 

 packed in a container of its own. 



ORDER NOW 



PRICE LIST 



Per doz. Per 100 



8 X 8x5i<2 $3.00 $20.OO 



10x10x612 3.50 25.00 



12x12x7 4.25 30.00 



F. 0. B. Chicago 



QUALITY is the big word in 

 the SCHULTZ organization. 

 SCHULTZ creations are widely 

 imitated and sold by other 

 manufacturers, but SCHULTZ 

 QUALITY is rarely equaled 

 and never surpassed. 



SCHULTZ QUALITY iswell known 

 throughout the florists' trade, and 

 can be compared with no other. The 

 question of price is never considered 

 where QUALITY is demanded. 



ORDER NOW 



H^l g^ U Iff T rZ D ^ C\ SUPERIOR AND ROBERTS STREETS. 



• ol^rlULilZi <SL K^KJ.j CHICAGO, Illinois 



Establishad 1856 



MANUFACTURERS OF BETTER BOXES 



Phone Superior 6423 



Mentlan The HeTtew when you wrif . 



Save from 25^° to 30^° on 



Size CYCAS Per 1000 



8x12 $15.00 



12x16 18.00 



16x20 21.00 



20x24 26.00 



24x28 30.00 



28x32 37.00 



32x36 46.00 



36x40 56.00 



40x44 63.00 



44x48 70.00 



BASKETS 



Tumblers Princess (9 sizes) 



Pot Baskets (5 sizes) Vases 

 Window Boxes Fancy Baskets 



Etc. 



OUR GUARANTEE 



If coeds are not to your liking, return 

 them at our expense. 



WAX GOODS Per 1000 



RosLC, large size $16.00 



Roses, small size 8.00 



Carnations, large size 15.00 



Sweet Peas 4.00 



Crosses 50c up each 



Crescents 50c up each 



Hearts 50c up each 



Wreaths 50c up each 



Etc 



We manufacture everything right in our own factory, at 347-357 Cambridge Street, so when you buy from 

 us you buy direct from the manufacturer, saving from 25c to 33c on every dollar. Inquiries gladly answered. 



BOSTON FLORAL SUPPLY CO. 



347-357 Cambridge St., BOSTON, MASS. 



Man«f«c tiu re i« of Cyca« Leaves, Baskets, Wax Flowers and Designs. Unknown cnstomers frfcase give reference or cash with order 



■ Mention The BeTlew whsn yon write. 



riving slowly, but yellow and white nar- 

 t^issi are plentiful. 



Various Notes. 



Miss Lillian Wheeler, of Edwin C. 

 Kaelber, Inc., won a first prize of $50 

 offered by the Fulper Pottery Co., of 

 Flemington, N. J., for the best window 

 decoration of "Fulper Ware." 



Schuyler Arnold, of the Crescent Seed 

 Farm,^ Spencerport, N. Y., has accepted 

 a position with a contracting firm for 

 the winter months, at Ensenore, N. Y. 



At a meeting of the common council 

 held December 26 George B. Hart was 

 elected alderman of the Third ward. 



As far as can be determined, William 

 C. Barry, whose death took place at his 

 home December 12, left no will. Under 



"ILLINOIS" Self- watering Flower Boxes 



No Leak-No Rot— No Rast 



Write for onr Catalogue 



Illlnola Flo\7er Box ComiMuiy 



180 N. Dearborn St., Phone Central 6«30, OHIO AGO 



Mention The RoTlew when yon write. 



the provisions of the law, his estate, 

 valued at approximately $1,000,000, will 

 be divided among his three sons and 

 one daughter, who are William C. Barry, 

 Jr., Frederick G. Barry, Arthur A. 

 Barry and Mrs. Charles H. Stearnes. 



The Eochester Floral Co. has a new 

 delivery car, which was used for the 

 holidays. The J. B. Keller Sons also 

 have added another delivery car to their 

 force. 



President Charles W. Vick, of the 

 Eochester Florists' Association, urges 

 all the members to make a special effort 



JOHNSON BASKET CO. 



319.321 West Randolph Street 

 CHICAGO. ILL. 



Manufacturers of "BEST-OF-ALL" Line of Florists' 

 Baskets aid Pot Covers 



Mention The Rpvl^-w whpn tou -write. 



to attend the first monthly meeting of 

 the new year, Monday, January 8, at 

 headquarters. A good meeting is prom- 

 ised, with refreshments and music. 



Jacob Thomann & Sons report a satis- 

 factory business for the holidays, which 

 was, they believe, larger than that of 

 any previous year. Their bulbs are 

 coming along in great shape. 



