Pkbeuary 5, 1920 



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The Florists^ Rcvfew 



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To Flower Buyers 



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HE 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 custoniers 

 with extra lots of flowers when wanted, be- 

 sides giving some Roses to new Customers. 



Our prices charged on shipping orders have 

 averaged less than what we could have sold 

 the stock right here in the market. We have 

 endeavored to help our customers in the mat- 

 ter of prices as much as possible, even at a 

 loss to ourselves. This will continue to be our 

 policy. The supply of roses will depend largely 

 upon the weather conditions, and with a more 

 moderate spell of weather than we have had 

 lately, a larger supply of roses can be expected. 

 For St. Valentine's Day, we urge our customers 

 to send in their orders early, as there will no 

 doubt be a great shortage. 



Carnations will still continue short, as will 

 the shorter length grade of Roses. 



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. 



Greeahones: 

 Hinsdale aid Gregfs Station, III. 



CHICAGO, ILL. 



Office and Store: 178 N. Wabash Avenae 

 Long Distance Phone, Central 1457 



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