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The Flocists' Review 



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WIRE HANGING BASKETS 



PRICE LIST, 1919 

 PLAIN WIRE HANGING BASKETS 



lO-inch Jl'75 



12-inch 2.25 



14-inch 3.00 



16-inch 4.50 



Baskets are well made and painted green. 



Sheet Noss in Bags 



Per Bag, $2.00 



Our Sheet Moss is the best value for the money in the marlcet 



MICHIflilN CUT FLOWER EXCHANOE, 264-266 landolph Street, Detroit, Mieh. 



Plain 



Mention The ReTlew when yon write. 



In the Arnold Arboretum, the Jap- 

 anese cherries, magnolias, forsythias, 

 benzoins and other early shrubs are now 

 most attractive and visitors are numer- 

 ous. The pyrus and mains display is 

 now splendid and lilacs will soon fol- 

 low. 



I am glad to report William H. Carr, 

 a prominent salesman at the Flower Ex- 

 change, as convalescing nicely from an 

 attack of pneumonia at St. Elizabeth's 

 hospital, Brighton. Mr. Carr was taken 

 sick April 24. 



Yellow marguerites are splendidly 

 grown by John T. Gale, of Tewksbury, 

 who has three large houses of them. 

 For the best flowers he secures $4 per 

 hundred and his cut now is a heavy one. 



The Budlong Rose Co. at present has 

 a large daily shipment of roses. Among 

 those which are specially fine at this 

 season are Francis Scott Key, Milady, 

 My Maryland,- Evelyn, Double White 

 Killarney, Ophelia, Hoosier Beauty, 

 Sunburst, Columbia and Ophelia Su- 

 preme. The two latter varieties are 

 well liked. 



Arnold Janiten, a prominent Arling- 

 ton florist, formerly of Janiten & WoU- 

 rath Co., was among those arrested in 

 connection with a red flag parade in 

 Roxbury May 1. No American flag ap- 

 peared in the parade and this precipi- 

 tated a serious riot. There were 114 

 arrests made and Mr. Janiten received 

 a two months' imprisonment sentence, 

 which he has appealed. 



Thomas Roland gets a big cut of roses 

 now from his Revere establishment. 

 May 3 he had over 12,000. Specially 

 fine were Hadley, Columbia, Ward and 

 Ophelia. 



The establishment of Henry M. Rob- 

 inson & Co. is a busy one. They have 

 many Mothers ' day orders and look for 

 a big flower demand for that day. 

 They are making big preparations for 

 Memorial day. W. N. C. 



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Franklin, Pa.— Charles V, Clark re- 

 cently opened a flower store in this city, 

 to be known as the Rosery Flower Shop. 



Auburn, Ind. — C. M. Ten Eyck & Son 

 have opened a branch flower store at 

 Garrett, Ind., of which Mrs. S. H. Ten 

 Eyck will be in charge temporarily. 



Qreen Sheet Moss 



Perbag $ 1.50 



Per bundle 1 .00 



Sphagnum Moss 



Per bale $ 2.00 



Per 10 bales. : 17.50 



The William Murphy Co., 



PHONES MAIN 980-981 



CINCINNATI, O. 



i 329 Main St. 



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Mention The ReTlew when yon write. 



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are going to be in demand soon. Don't delay In ordering. 

 Note our prices. 



„ , , , PLAIN TOP 



8-lncli, per dozen jj go 



10-lnch. per dofen 2*00 



12-lnch, per dozen '.!'.*..'."!!!!!!'.!!!!'.!!!!!!'.!!." 2*86 



U-lnch, per dozen !!!!'.'.".!'. "*!'.! 365 



16-Inch, per dozen .'.'.'.*.'.*.'.'.*.'.'.'."...'!!.'.'!!!!.'.'.'.'.'.'!!!!.'! i.X 



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8-lnch, per dozen 2 06 



10-lncli, per dozen ., 266 



12-lnch, per dozen ,. 3*75 



U-lnch. per dozen 4'35 



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