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The Florists^ Review 



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OCTOBBB 25, 1917. 



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FOR FLOWER BOXES | 



PRINT-AD-STRING is manufactured in all color E 



designs (to match your boxes) and in any widths s 



up to X-inch. It is made of the same materials as S 



twine, consequently not more expensive. S 



PRINT-AD-STRING makes your packages look E 



neat and attractive, and gives you miles of ad- E 



vertising at almost no expense. g 



Write for FREE COLOR CARD. SAMPLES and PRICES 1 



Beautifal, heavily nickel-plated reel holders 



with cutter attachment, FREE with first order 



CHICAGO PRINTED STRING CO. | 



E 307 SOUTH LA SALLE STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS | 



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Boxes that build your business. 



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Six 

 Colors 



Anchor Brand Folding Flower Boxes 



For Cut Flower*, VioIeU and Corsage Bouquets. Corrugated Express Shipping Boxes* 



Write Jor lUustrcUed BookleL 



Sefton Manufacturing Corporation 



1331 W. 35th Street, Chicago 



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Four 

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One and two-color cover designs. 



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New York; Charles Eussell and Mrs. 

 Russell, of the Jones-Eussell Co., Cleve- 

 land; J. Hayman, of Clarksburg, W. Va. 



J. M. Deutscher, of the Philadelphia 

 Wholesale Florists* Exchange, is de- 

 lighted with the high-grade chrysanthe- 

 mums and roses the house is receiving. 



The Berger Bros, list of fine chrysan- 

 themums includes Chrysolora, Robert 

 Halliday, Pacific Supreme, Tint of Gold, 

 October Frost and Early B:ose. Their 

 violets are superb. 



A funny story is told of two busi- 

 ness men — more experienced as florists 

 than motorists — who got stuck in a Ford 

 on the East Park drive when returning 

 from a suburb to the city recently. 

 They worked over the Henry unsuccess- 

 fully; called in their brother Henries 

 who were passing, with no better result, 

 and then went to a garage. The method 

 of their relief was quick and to the 

 point. The expert took out a long rule, 

 lifted the front seat, poked in the rule, 

 poured in some gasoline, and the Henry 

 worked like a charm. Phil. 



ST. LOUIS. 



The Market. 



Summerlike weather the first part of 

 last week affected the retail business I 



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Fall Offers 



9C Tumbler €0 7C 



L O Baskets ^O. I D 



9B Medium Cut 0fM 7C 



Lu Flower Baskets ^14. I 



1 O Cut Flower Baskets for Long Stemmed 



Im Cut Flowers, in one dozen a| a|v 



lots, each ^l.UU 



6 Larger Cut Flower Baskets, for Long Stemmed 

 Beauties, Russells, Mums, etc., A| nn 

 in lots of six or more, each vl«vU 



Finished in Two-tone Colors. Each Offer Includes Liners. 



Send for Fall 1917 Catalogue 



RAEDLEIN HbASKET CO. 



DBSiGNBRS AlMjMANUFAXTURERS 



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