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JDLT 17, 1919. 



The Florists*" Review 



29 



HERE 



Is a corner of the Flower Store we completely 

 fitted up for the Hotel La Salle Company. 



r 



HERE 



Is what General Manager Stevens said 

 about our plan and our fixtures after they 

 had stood the test of three months' use. 



JXjSfti' Is^Satle. 



i£tfirmyt JwlT 10th. i«:^ 



■■•■tbaJUMMnat 



A.L. Hsadall Coqpaay, 

 180 ilo. Wabaah At*., 

 Obloa.30, 111. 



Oentlaaant- 



W« vaat you to knew ttat «• ar« mei-« th«a 

 pl33t*d with tha z«frlg«x«tet 4ad flxtura* fuynlsted tar jreu 

 for our riowar Store. Tour plM !• iaiUtd tsxt eoavwultat, 

 Borase than wa had asir Ida* of at fix**. 



It la aapaeUlly (zattfylac to m* tha affaot 



of thla dlaplajr faatura upon our flovar aalat. Tha Ineraaaa 

 la Tsrr notleaahla. 



If wa o«a %a of aagr aatrloa to you la bringing 

 your rafrlgerator and flxturaa to tha attantloa of ethara 

 vho sight Sa lateraatad, «a ahall he plaaaad to hara you eall 

 upon ua. 



Thanking you for your Intaraat In halplng ta 

 fix ua \if with a Bodarn up-te-data ahop, wa ara 



Tours T«zy truly, 



QTEL U Bk] 



EJS:i:S 



Tioa ?ramlant A OanJIgr 



Please feel free to consult ua about a Refrigerator, Display Cases, etc. 



Our admcm coata nothing tind tdwaya u hmlpfuL 



A. L. RANDALL CO. 



CATALOGUE OF FIXTURES 

 ON REQUEST 



Chicago 



H.KUSIK&CO. 



Liargest Shippers of 

 Fresh Cut Flowers 

 at Kansas City. 



Florists' Sapplies 

 Mannfaotorers of Wire Designi 



1018 MottM StTMt 



KANSAS CITY, MO. 



Mantlan Tha Brlaw when yon wrlta. 

 ST. LOUIS. 



The Market. 



The wholesale market during the last 

 week was in fairly good condition, 

 while the demand was exceptionally 

 good, considering the time of year. 

 This was due to several openings, late 

 weddings and funeral work, but during 

 the latter part of the week the market 

 looked as if the midsummer dullness 

 had begun in earnest. There is an 

 abundance of stock at present, but the 

 hot weather greatly affects the quality 



Write for Catalogue 



BUCHBINDER BROS. 



11 S. La 8«U« Stn CmCAGO 

 Room 731 



of greenhouse stock. Recent good rains 

 put new life into all outdoor stock. 



There is an abundance of gladioli 

 coming in daily. All fancy varieties 

 bring fair prices, but the common kinds 

 are down as low as $10 per thousand. 



ower 



jjcautj preserved'- 

 jroiits assured^ 

 use yloeklGr 

 J^emacrators for 

 cut flowers 





Bernard Glocklor Go. 



!> Pittsburgh. Pa. 



All the trade buys these heavily. Still 

 the demand is not large enough to con- 

 sume the supply. But few good roses 

 are coming in at present and the mar- 

 ket is low on fancf stock. Carnations, 



