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July 10, 1919. 



The Florists' Review 



29 



ARNOLD'S THRIFT BOX 



A NEW OFFERING 



BY THE HOUSE OF QUALITY 



Three popular sizes at prices within reach of all. You will find these 

 boxes will make a better impression on the trade than wrapping paper 

 and they cost you but little more. 



Per 100 

 21 X 5 X 3 @ $2.40 



24 X 5 X 3>^ @ 2.75 



21 X 7 x3>^ @ 3.10 



Orders will 

 be filled 



without delay 



m 



Thrift boxes are said under the same terms as our regular Mist Gray line. Printing is free on orders of 

 500 or more, assorted sizes. Thrift boxes are made from a good grade of light weight, hard finished Mist 

 Gray stock, and printed in colors will make a nifty package. Thrift boxes come to you knocked down and 

 therefore require but little space until set up for use. 



A. A. ARNOLD PAPER BOX COMPANY, 



1302.1308 West 



Division Street, 



CHICAGO 



MR. QEOROE HOOPiS, New Yorit City Representative, 601 W. 144th Street 



USE BOXES WORTHY OF THE 

 QUALITY OF YOUR FLOWERS-USE 



Duro Folding Flower Boxes 



PROIMPT DELIVERIES 



MILITARY GRAY CUT FLOWER BOXES 



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

 No orders for striping less than 500 boxes. Write for Special Discount on Large Orders. 



Sixc 2-lnch Covers Per lOO 



10x7x6 S 4.75 



12x9x6 6.75 



18x6x3 4.60 



21x6X8 4.75 



21x7x4...-. 7.00 



23x5x4 6.00 



24x8x4 8 00 



24x8x6 9 00 



30x->x3»a 7 50 



28x8x6 10 00 



36x6x4 10.00 



Slse Foil Telescope Covers Per lOO 



80x10x6 114.00 



80x12x6 18 60 



36x12x6 19.00 



86x 8x5 14.50 



42x 8x5 18 60 



36x10x6 20 00 



42xlUx6 22 60 



24x14x8 27 60 



36x14x8 32 00 



20x20x8 26 00 



24x24x8 32.60 



Special One-Plecc Box— Excellent quality of gray board, 24x5x3 Per 100, $4.00 



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



Duro Paper Products Co. lr.■lll!Z'l^V'^^-\':::'L'l^?r 



brated his fourth wedding anniversary- 

 June 30. 



Joseph Hauser's big dahlia fields are 

 looking fine. His single red, known as 

 St. Louis, which is a big seller in this 

 market, promises a large crop this year. 



August Hummert, of the St. Louis 

 Seed Co., and Frank Weber, who at- 

 tended the conventions of the seedsmen 

 and nurserymen at Chicago recently, are 

 back home and report fine meetings. 

 They are much pleased with the recep- 

 tion tendered them by the Chicago com- 

 mittees of their associations. 



Art Beyer leaves this week for a 

 visit to the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. F. 



BETTER BOXES 



We msnufscture only Quslitj boxes for tbe 

 highest clssi trsde. A Schultz box is a gusr- 

 antee of exclHsiveness. Any size, shane or 

 design, _., , _, 



Write for prices. 



H. SCHULTZ & CO. 



Snperior and Roberts Sts., CHICAGO 



C. Weber in northern Michigan and will 

 return in two weeks, so that F. C. 

 Weber, Jr., can make his summer trip 

 to the same place. 



John M. Walther, the Iowa avenue 

 florist, is making extensive improve- 

 ments. A large new boiler is being in- 



H. & D. Design Boxes 



Are made of light, strong Corrugated Fiber- 

 board and can be furnished with K. D. lock- 

 comer covers, safe and convenient. 

 Write for full particulars. 



THI HINDB ft DAUCH PAPER CO. 



SANDUSKT, OHIO 



stalled and a new showroom will be 

 built. Mr. Walther has a fine stock of 

 young cyclamens and poinsettias. 



Edward Steitz, of Vandervoort 's 

 flower department, with Mrs. Steitz, 

 left July 10 for a vacation trip to 

 Yellowstone park. They will return ij> 



