Jancabt 29. 1920 



The Florists^ Review 



To Flower Buyers 



THHE great demand caused by the influenza 

 epidemic is still in effect. We have man- 

 aged to fill all regular orders in full and in 

 addition have helped our regular customers 

 with extra lots of flowers when wanted, be- 

 sides giving some Roses to new Customers. 



We are having a good cut of Roses; probably 

 the largest in the market, and of most excel- 

 lent quality. Our Roses are now coming in 

 splendid crop. We can take care of some 

 additional orders of long and long medium 

 stem Roses, besides our usual good service 

 to regular customers. Prices will not be any 

 higher; on the contrary, we look for a gradual 

 return to normal values as the plants come 

 into full crop. 



Carnations will still continue short, as will 

 the shorter length grade of Roses. 



To those who visited our greenhouses while 

 in attendance at the American Carnation So- 

 ciety's Meeting, we wish to extend thanks for 

 their kind words of appreciation and praise 

 of the quality and quantity of stock they saw. 



All miscellaneous flowers are very scarce, but 

 we will do our best to buy any stock wanted 

 which we do not grow ourselves and have 

 on hand. 



HiMdale ud Grecgs StatiM. III. 



CHICAGO, ILL, 



Offke lad Store: 178 N.Wabasli Avmm 

 Leaf DistiKe PhoM, Ceatral 1457 



