May 16, 1919. 



The Florists^ Review 



71 



The Way Business Is Booming You'll Need More 



FOLDING 

 FLOWER BOXES 



When you order more it will be to your advantage to try us — the leading 



box house of America. 



HERE ARE THREE REASONS FOR OUR RAPID GROWTH: 



QUALITY-Unexcelled. PRICES-Equal to any. DELIVERIES-Prompt. 



MIST GRAY 



21x 6x8 2" Cov . . 



24x 6x8 H " 



80x 6x8% " 



80x6%x3Vi " 



18x 6x4 



28x 6x4 



21x 7x8H " 



24x 8x4 



24x 8x6 



28x 8x4 



28x 8x6 '■ 



86x 8x6 Telescope 16.90 



40x 8x6 " 18.60 



Per 100 

 ..$ 4.95 

 . . 6.76 

 . . 7.66 

 . . 9.40 

 . . 6.80 

 . . 8.85 

 . . 7.80 

 . . 8.80 

 . . 8.85 

 . . 9.60 

 .. 11.80 



12x12x8 " 19.86 



Special discount allowed on quantity orders. No printlnar charges on lots of 500 or over. Samples sent on application. 



We devote practically our entire attention to the proper production of florists' boxes. We know the florists' needs. We know your needs, 

 and we have the eauipment to take care of those needs in the best possible manner. Oive us a trial order on your sprins and summer supply. 

 We want your steady patronace. and will do our best to please you on all work we do for you 



A. A. ARNOLD PAPER BOX COMPANY, 



1302-130S W«*t 



Division Str«*t, 



CHICAGO 



MR. GEORGE HOOPIS, New Yoric R«prM«itativ«, 601 W. 144Ui Street 



USE BOXES WORTHY OF THE 

 QUALITY OF YOUR FLOWERS-USE 



Duro Folding Flower Boxes 



PROMPT 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. 



Size 2-iiich Covers Per lOO 



10x7x6 S 4.75 



12x9x6 6.75 



18x6x3 4 60 



21x5x3 4 76 



21x7x4 7.00 



23x6x4 6.00 



24x8x4 8.00 



24x8x6 9 00 



30x^x3i« 7.50 



28x8x6 10 00 



36x6x4 10.00 



Size Full Telescope Covers Per lOO 



30x10x6 $14.00 



30x12x6 18 60 



36x12x6 , 19 00 



36x 8x5 14.60 



42x 8x6 18 50 



36x10x6 20 00 



42x10x6 22.60 



24x14x8 27 60 



36x14x8 32 00 



20x20x8 26 00 



24x24x8 32.60 



Special One-Piece 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. 



729-735 S. Wabash Ave., CHICAGO 



NEW YORK OFFICE 



1170 Broadway 



Various Notes. 



The St. Louis Association of Garden- 

 ers held an exceedingly interesting and 

 largely attended meeting May 7 at the 

 Forest park greenhouses. It was the 

 last indoor meeting of the association 

 until fall. Philip Giebel and L. Bau- 

 mann led a discussion on "Outdoor 

 Bedding," which was most interesting. 

 L. P. Jensen presided over the meeting. 



The Food and Household show which 

 opened May 12 at the Coliseum was 

 handsomely and attractively decorated 

 by Vandervoort 'a floral department un- 

 der the supervision of Julius SehaefEer. 



Additional growers who reported loss 



BETTER BOXES 



We manufacture only Quality boxes for tb e 

 hichest class trade. A Schultz box is a cuar- 

 antee of excluaiveness. Any size, shaoe c r 

 design. ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ 



H. SCHULTZ & CO. 



Saperior and Roberts Sts., CHICAGO 



by hail May 4 were Oscar May, Sapping- 

 ton. Mo., and Mrs. Eigenbrod, who had 

 losses of fifty per cent each. Others 

 with losses not so heavy were A. P. 

 Scheidegger, Joseph Hauser and John 

 B. Steinicke. 



Eecent visitors to the trade were Ove 

 Gnatt, of the Ove Gnatt Co., La Porte, 



H. ft D. Design Boxes 



Are made of light, strong Ciorrugated Fiber- 

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

 comer covers, safe and convenient. 

 Write for full particulars. 



THE HINDE ft DAUCH PAPER CO. 

 BAMPUBKT, OHIO 



Ind. ; J. J. Karins, representing H. A. 

 Dreer, Inc., of Philadelphia, Pa., and P. 

 L. McKee, of the American Greenhouse 

 Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. 



H. C. Irish has been made superin- 

 tendent of floriculture at the Missouri 

 state fair, which will be held sometime 

 in August. The appointment came from 



