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The Florists' Review 



October 2, 1919. 



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SMILAX 



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SMI LAX 



New Crop Now Ready 



SMILAX 



Orders filled promptly on short notice. $3.00 per case 



PERPETUATED MOSS $3.50 per ba^ 



NATURAL MOSS 1.75 per bag 



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I Wire, Write, Phone 



E. A. BEAVEN, Evergreen, Ala. I 



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After studying the matter carefully 

 Mr. Eisele decided to place liis order of 

 palm seeds for next season for exactly 

 the same quantity as last season. 



In speaking of the length of the trip, 

 which had been prolonged by Mrs. 

 Eisele 's indisposition at one place, Mr. 

 Eisele said that when attacked by 

 homesickness in Portland he had been 

 cheered by finding three different col- 

 lections of his own pet Dreer crotons 

 in the florists' windows. After re- 

 counting the incident he led the way to 

 one of the Eiverview greenhouses, 

 where were two blocks of croton gems. 

 One was the beautiful Edmundsonien- 

 sis, the other the Souvenir de Thomas 

 Eochfort. It was in Portland also that 

 Mr. Currey sprang a surprise on Mr. 

 Eisele by bringing a charming young 

 lady reporter for an interview. The re- 

 sult was a front-page article in a Port- 

 land paper, in which Mr. Eisele gave it 

 as his opinion that the city's rose gar- 

 den would one day rival the Columbia 

 highway as an attraction to visitors. 



Various Notes. 



J. D. Eisele, president of Henry A. 

 Dreer, Inc., and Mrs. Eisele, returned 

 from Califonjia to their home in Eiver- 

 ton, N. J., September 26. 



Henry F. Michell has closed his cot- 

 tage at Atlantic City for the season 

 and returned to his home in Phila- 

 delphia. 



Henry C. "Woltemate and Mrs. Wolte- 

 mate are at Keene Valley in the Adiron- 

 dacks. 



Charles H. GraUelow decorated the 

 car of Cardinal Mercier for the parade 

 here September 26. 



William J. Stokes, main line sales- 

 man for the Henry F. Michell Co., died 

 suddenly of apoplexy on the street Sep- 

 tember 26. Mr. Stokes' death was a 

 great shock to his associates, who deep- 

 ly mourn his loss. 



Joseph Cummings, who has just re- 

 turned from overseas, is with Max H. 

 Eothe. 



John Upton, formerly with the Joseph 

 Heacock Co., is home after over two 

 years in the service of his country. 



The Charles F. Krueger Co. is making 

 a beautiful display of roses and dahlias 

 at the Eeading terminal. 



The M. Eice Co. has received a large 

 order for foliage wreaths, each wreath 

 to measure eight feet in diameter, 



George D. Clark has returned from 

 his flying trip to California. 



The Chalfonte Cut Flower Co. is just 

 commencing to cut early peas. The 

 carnations promise well. 



GALAX9 Bronze 



POSTPAID, Per 1000, $1.50 



Per case 10,000 by express, $9.50 

 B. E. and J. T. COKELY 



Scranton, Pa. 



J. H. VON CANON 



Evergreens Fresh from the Woods 



GrAcn and BrimzM GalHX, 3 to 314 IncheH. $7.50 per ra8«* of JO.UOO; 

 $1.25 par 1000 In less than full cases; and $7.00perca8eln 10 case lots. 

 <>rfl«n and Bronxe Galax, 3 Si inches and up. $10 00 per rase of 

 10.000: $1 60 per 1000 In less than full cases; and $8 00 per caiM In 10 

 case lots. 

 Fancy and DasEcr Ferns. $2.00 per 1100; $7.50 per case of 5000. 



Green and Brouce Lenonthoa, 10 to 12V) Inches . .$2.00 p«r 1000 



•' 14 to IH Inches ... 3.50 per 1000 



*• " " '• 1« Inches and up .. 5.00 i>er 1000 



FRES 

 NOW 



H STOCK 

 READY 



Banners Elk, North Carolina 



Bronze stock will be 

 Nov let. Shipping 

 Park. N. C. 



ready abaut 

 point. Elk 



.GALAX 



FERNS 



GALAX 



N«w is the time to get 

 jour supply of Green 

 Galax, before the 

 heavy frost causes 

 them to turn red. 



Green Galax, 3 to 



3'4-ln., percase of 10,000...$ 7.50 

 Green Galax, SSi-ln. up, percasoof 10.000. in.OU 



Ferns, 12-lnch up, per case of 6000 7. BO 



Ferns. 12-lnch up. per case of 1000 a.OO 



Quality Kusranteed. Terms, cash with order. 

 Special discount on 10 case orders and up. 



Orandffathar Evercreen Co,, N«wland,N.C. 



Memt>er8 Blue Ridge Decorative Evergreen Association. 



Life insurance has been presented by 

 the H. F. Michell Co. to each of its em- 

 ployees who have been with the com- 

 pany one year or more. The amount 

 varies with the length of service. 



J. M. Deutscher is handling some 

 beautiful Ophelia at the Philadelphia 

 Wholesale Florists' Exchange. Phil. 



PITTSBUB&H. 



The Market. 



Last week experienced the first frost 

 of the season in the western Pennsyl- 

 vania district, although no damage was 

 reported, the heavy fog evidently pro- 

 tecting the flowers, plants and vege- 

 tables. 



Considering that the season has just 



EVERGREENS 



FERNS AND GAUX A SPECIALTY 



LEUCOTHOE SPRAYg, Per lOOO 



LonK. 16 to 24-in $4 00 



Medium, 12 to lO-ln 3.00 



Short, under 12-Id 1.76 



FERNS, Fancy and Dacrsrer, nice, large.. 1.00 



GALAX, Green 80 



We handle nice stock only. 



Tkbms— Cash with first order. 



Any KvergreeDB not listed, write for prices. 



J. ANDES EVERGREEN CO. 



DARK RIDGE, N. C. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



opened, business is especially good. The 

 demand takes up practically all stock 

 daily. Columbia, Premier, Maryland, 

 Richmond and White Killarney roses 

 are being disposed of at from $4 to $15 

 per hundred. Carnations are also be- 

 ing received, although not in sufficient 

 quantities to attract attention or even 

 to supply the calls. They range in 

 price from $1.50 to $3 per hundred. 

 Chrysanthemums — Golden Glow and 

 Smith 's Advance — are another autumn 

 specialty, with a wholesale price of $3 

 per dozen. 



