9BBBUABT 6, 1919. 



The Florists^ Review 



41 



The Livest Concern in New England 



Mr. Florist, we are anxious to co-operate with you in every way. If our service is not to 

 your liking, or if you have any other complaint^ we shall be glad to hear from you. 



BUY DIRECT FROM THE MINUFAnTURER and SlVE MONEY 



WAX ri^OWEBS. 



Roses (large siBe)-r- 



Pink. White, Yellow. Golden Gate 126.00 per 1000 



Carnations (large size) — 



Pinlt, White, Golden Gate 26.00 per 1000 



Sweet Peas (very beautiful) — 



Pink, White, Lavender 6.50 per 1000 



Easter Lilies 4.00 per 100 



Calla Lilies 4.00 per 100 



XEAGVOI^ZA WBBATHS. 



Beautifully decorated with Roses, Carnations, Sweet Peas, 

 Lilies, etc., each wreath securely packed in a separate tele- 

 scope box. 



Bsoorated iKagvoUft Wreatbs. 



10-lnch frame $10.00 per dozen 



12-lnch frame 13.00 per dozen 



14-inch frame 17.00 per dozen 



Plain KaiT&olla Wreaths. 



10-lnch frame 16.00 per dozen 



12-inch frame «.60 per dozen 



14-iBCb frame 8.60 per dozen 



8PBATS. 



Tinfoil wrapped. Made of Roses, Carnations. Easter and 

 Calla Lilies. Sweet Peas, etc., including full telescope box. 

 Price, per spray $0.76 



We also have sprays at $1.00 and $1.60. 



OTOA8. 



We preserve our own cycas leaves. 



SB8ZON8. 



Wreaths, Crosses, Hearts, An- 



WAX 



These designs come in 

 chors. Crescents, etc. 



8-inch frame $0.75 each 



10-lnch frame 1,10 each 



12-inch frame , 1.36 each 



Our Magnolia Wreaths, Sprays and Wax Designs are the 

 most beautiful we have ever made. t 



Give us a trial order. We will quote you special prices 

 on our wax flowers, designs, sprays and magnolia wreaths. 



BOXES. 



Ont Plowers — Per 100 



18x 5x3%... $ 2.76 



' 6x3% 8.50 



" "' 4.25 



6.00 



21x 8x5 6.00 



30x 5x3% 5.40 



24x 8x5 6.80 



28x 8x5 6.40 



SOx 8x6 8.80 



36x 8x5 9.75 



30x12x6 11.00 



36x12x6 11.60 



36x14x6 13.00 



Printing free on lots of 500 or more. In smaller lots, 

 $1.25 per 100; Gold Ink. $2.60. These Boxes are the result 

 of long experience. Why not take advantage of both quality 



and price? 



We BUuide • Pnll Une of rioxlsts' Snpplles. 



21x 

 24x 5x3 

 28x 6x3 



Wreath Boxes — Per 100 



16x16x6 $ 8.60 



16x16x7 8.26 



18x18x6 8.60 



18x18x8 10.50 



20x20x6 11.60 



20x20x9 13.00 



22x22x6 13.00 



22x22x9 16.60 



Booanet Boxes — 

 19x9x8 10.60 



Boston Floral Supply Co. 



347-357 Cambridge St. Phones, Haymarket 1767-1580 BOSTON, MASS. 



One of thm Lettding Floritta' Sapply Hotuem in Ammrica. Unknown eaatomen pl«<M« ghf« reference or ctuh with order. 



USE BOXES WORTHY OF THE 

 QUALITY OF YOUR FLOWERS-USE 



Duro Folding Flower Boxes 



PROMPT DELIVERIES 



fUkOt MAR* 



MILITARY GRAY CUT FLOWER BOXES 



All prices include one color, Embossing, $3.00 per M. Narrow and wide striping, $15.00 per M additional. 



striping less than 5cO boxes. Write for Special Discount on Large Orders. 



No orders for 



Size 2-Inch Covers Per lOO 



• 10x7x6 $ 4 75 



12v9i(6 7 00 



18x6x3 4.75 



2x6x8 5 00 



21x7x4 7 00 



23x6x4 6 00 



24v8x4 8 00 



24x8x5 9 00 



30x x3»2 7 50 



28x8x6 10 00 



36xHx4 10.00 



Special Oac-Piccc Box— Excellent Quality of gray boarfl. 24x5x3 



Mac PuU Telescope Covers Par 100 



30x10x5 $14 00 



30x12x6 18 50 



36\12x6 19 00 



36x 8x5 14 60 



42x 8x5 18 50 



36xliix6 20 00 



42x1 x6 22 60 



V4xl4x8 27 SO 



36vUx8 32 00 



20x2 ■x8 28.00 



24x24x8 32 50 



Per 100. 



You save % of the cost of your regular boxes by ordering this Special Box. 



$4 00 



Duro Paper Products Co. 



720-73S S. Wabash Ave., CHICAGO 

 NEW YORK OFFlCli, 1170 Broadway 



Mention The Review when you write. 



rista. Already there has been a consid- 

 erable diminution in the demand for 

 cut flowers, as the people have not so 

 much money to spend as when receiving 

 the highly inflated wages of the war 

 period. 



The growers, however, are approach- 

 ing the spring season with higher hopes 

 than a year ago. Then there was noth- 

 ing but uncertainty and doubt because 

 of fuel conditions and many greenhouse- 

 men closed a third or half of their 

 ranges. Now everybody is looking for- 

 'ward to recuperating from last year's 

 conditions and it is expected that there 



will be the largest amount of benching 

 this spring ever known here. Mean- 

 while roses are scarce and prices remain 

 above normal for first-grade stock. The 

 supply of carnations is increasing as 

 the days grow brighter and longer, 

 though there has been no oversupply as 

 yet. Bulbous stoQk is coming along 

 more plentifully. 



Various Notes. 



Michael Calabrere was arrested a few 

 nights ago at the range of the Budlong 

 Rose Co., Auburn, on a charge of steal- 

 ing cut roses. Mr. Budlong said that 



he had been suspicious of the man for 

 nearly a year. In the District court the 

 following morning, Calabrere pleaded 

 guilty to the charge and was fined $20 

 and costs. 



John Johnston, of Johnston Bros., was 

 a visitor in Boston last week. 



William Cohen had a narrow escape 

 from serious injury February 3. He wa& 

 operating an automobile when another 

 vehicle crashed into him, damaging his 

 machine and inflicting minor injuries. 



The estate of the late Farquhar Mac- 

 rae, now occupied by the greenhouse of 

 F. Macrae's Sons, Smith street, is in- 



