NOVSHBEB 21, 1918. 



The Florists^ Review 



39 



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RepreseatatiyM 



T. A. DIXON CO. 



1526 BUke St. 

 DanTer, Colorado 



JULIAN MAAS 



MlChemicalBlds. 



St. LoiiUa Mo. 



For violets and Corsages 



size PER 100 



7x4x4 2 inch Top $ 3.75 



10 X 6 X 51^ 2 inch Top 4.25 



12 X 8x51^ 2 inch Top 5.55 



14 X 10x8 2 inch Top 9.45 



For Cut Flowers 



18x5x3 2 inch Top 3.40 



20x4x3 2 inch Top 3.40 



21 x5x3 3 inch Top 4.50 



24x5x3^^2 inch Top 4.75 



24x8x4 2 inch Top 6.10 



28x8x4 2 inch Top 6.90 



28x8x5 2 inch Top 7.90 



30 X 5 X 3>£ 2 inch Top 5.20 



36x8x5 2 inch Top 10.00 



Home Office 

 and Factory 



4433 Ogden Are 

 CHICAGO 



Telephone 

 Lawndale 906 



The sizes given here are carried in stock, in 

 the popular MIST GRAY and GREEN colors. 



5% DISCOUNT 



CASH WITH ORDER 



The prices quoted herewith are f. o. b. Chicago. 



When printing is wanted there will be a 

 charge of $3. 50 for 500 boxes or any part thereof. 



A charge of $5.00 per 1000 will be made for 

 printing when quantity is over 500. 



Border printing and embossing will be charged 

 for as time work in accordance with the amount 

 of work involved. 



Mention The ReTlew when yon write. 



For Sprays, Designs 

 Cut Flowers 



ant 



PER IOC 



$1585 

 20.55 

 4.50 

 5.50 

 31.60 

 11.00 

 15.85 

 39.45 

 14.20 

 19.00 

 25.3C 

 22. 5C 



Attention, Florists!! 



ARTIFICIAL 



LILY or THE VALLEY SPRAYS 



Fine imported quality 

 $3.00 PER 100 SPRAYS 



M. C. QUNTERBERQ 



Wholesale Florist 



159 North State Street, CHiaCO 



Phonps- ^Central 3067 

 "°°**- I Randolph 0800*6801-6802 

 Mention The RcTlew when yon write. 



Pilcher and A. S. Cerny, of St. Louis 

 county. All spoke highly of the new 

 rose and orders for several thousand 

 plants were placed. J. J. B. 



BOSTON. 



The Market. 



The market continues to hold a good 

 tone, with no great change in prices. 

 The clean-up is in marked contrast to 

 the situation a year ago, when we were 

 swamped ■ with chrysanthemums and 

 prices were absurdly low. There has 

 been no glut of mums this season, and 

 prices, compared with those of 1917, 

 show a decided advance. Bonnaffon 

 continues to be the leader, as it has been 

 for twenty-five years. Chadwick and 

 Golden Chadwick, Chieftain, Jerome 

 Jones, Seidewitz, white Bonnaffon and 

 Eager are other sorts seen in quantity. 

 Of pompons there is a good supply and 

 they sell well, as do such singles as 

 Mensa and Golden Mensa. Carnations 

 improve in quality weekly, and roses 



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I Thanksgiving Flowers I 



ROSES 



Russell 12c to 30c 



Columbia 12c to 30c 



Ophelia 6c to 15c 



Ward 4c to 10c 



Killarneys 4c to 12c 



rDSCELLANEODS 



Mums $2.00 to $4.00 doz. 



Carnations 4c to 5c 



Pompons bunch, 50c 



Asparasfus bunch, 50c 



Fancy Ferns 1000, $4.50 



T. J. NOLL & COMPANY 



E 1 1 09 Grand Avenue, 



KANSAS CITY, MO. E 



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Mention The ReTlew when yon write. 



are arriving of fine quality, but in de- 

 creased numbers. A number of novel- 

 ties in addition to Columbia are arriv- 

 ing, including Cleveland, Stotesbury, 

 Martinette and Ophelia Supreme. Good 

 clean-ups are made on all of these. 

 Violets are of fine quality. Callas 



are arriving more freely and take the 

 place of lilies, which are scarce. Some 

 fine gladioli from under glass are arriv- 

 ing, but do not sell well so late in the 

 season. Cosmos is still coming in and 

 slcvia has appeared. Bouvardia is fine 

 and sells well. There is a good supply 



