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The Florists^ Review 



liABCH 4. 1020 



100% PROFIT-PAYING BUSINESS BUILDER 



GOLDFISH 



Large, Healthy Fish at Rock Bottom Prices 

 OUR FOUR BIG SELLERS. Small investments and Large Profits 



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$22.50 



Our Special' 



Assortment 

 all for 



144 PiRt Glpbes 



144 Boxes risk rood 



288 Goldfish 



50 extra fish. Moss. Pebbles ud 



Dip Net FRf E with this offer. 

 YoM may have half this Assortneat 



for $12.00. 

 We can famish "Oar Spedal" 



Assortneat with Quart Globes 



for $24.50. 



"Our Winner" 



Assortment ^J^^QQ 



144 Half-galloi Globes 



144 Boxes Fish Food 



288 Median Goldfish 



50 Fxtra Fish, Moss, Pebbles aad 

 Dip Net FREE with thb offer. 



Oae-half this Assortnent will cost 

 yoa $17.00. 



"Our Leader" 



Assortment dQ TC 

 Price 9IOilO 



48 Half-galloa Globes 



48 Boxes Fish Food 



24 Terra Colta Omancab 



96 Median Goldfish 



30 fxtra Fish, Moss, Pebbles aad 

 Dip Net FRtE with this offer. 



Oae-half Ibis Assortneat will cost 

 yoa $7.50. 



"Special Display" 



12 Oae-galloo Globes 



36 Boxes Fish Food 



12 Assorted Oraaneob 



48 Sdeded Goldfish, Pebbles, Moss 

 aad Dip Net to conplete the 

 assortoNat 



OUR PRICES ON FISH 



LARGE. HEALTHY STOCK Per 100 



M«<liMiii S«l«et«d aoldflsli, assorted colors 9S.OO 



MMliuin LarE* 8«l«et«d aeldfloli, assorted colon 8jOO 



Lars* S*l*etod Qoldf ish, assorted colors 7.0O 



Par doz. 



Japan*** Fantall*, small, assorted colors 92.40 



Japan*** Fantall*, medium, assorted colors SXW 



Japan*** T*l**e*p**, small, assorted colors ZMO 



Japan*** T*l**eop**, medium, assorted colors 4,SO • 



Japan*** C*m*t*, medium, assorted colors 2.0O 



Japan*** Coni*t*, extra large, assorted colors SJOO 



Japan*** Sinsl*tail*, medium, assorted colors IJSO 



Japan*** »inal*tail*, larse, assorted colors 2.40 



WATER PLANT AND PISH POOD 



Watar Plant 78* per doz. bunches; §830 per 100 



Waf*r Food, large 8-colored package. $l.SO doz.; $14.80 gross 

 Flak* Fo*d, large 8-colored package. . .SO doz.; 6.80 gross 

 Natural F**d, large 8-colored package .00 doz.; 030 gross 

 Natural Food, in tin bozes 78 doz.; 830 gross 



PISH GLOBES 



Qood. Heavy Glass, and in Original Cases. 



Half-arallon Qlob**, 4 dozen to crate 8 130 per doz. 



Oalton aiato**, 2 dozen to crate 430perdoz. 



Tw*-K«ll*n Ql*b**, 1 dozen to crate 730perdoz. 



Tlir**-Kall*n Qlob**, ^ dozen to crate 1230 per doz. 



Ord*r your Glob** and Suppli** to b* «bipp*d at one* by freight. Fish will follow l»y €»pr*is. 



ASH BORNE GOLDFISH & SUPPLY COMPANY 



Hatdi*rl*« Burlington, lo^ra; In d i a n a p olis, Ind.f Ffdatidt, Md. 



1313 Agancy St., BinUJNGTON, IOWA 



aalesroom on South Mole street, Fri- 

 day, February 27, was 4,600. The com- 

 pany's vice-president and sales man- 

 ager, Carl A. Corts, said that those peas 

 were all sold on that day at $4 per hun- 

 dred, the top market price. The flow- 

 ers, mostly of the variety called Christ- 

 mas Pink, were simply magnificent. 



Mr. Corts also displayed some well 

 grown Premier of excellent form and 

 substance and beautifully colored, cut 

 from their plants that bore a good crop 

 at Christmas. 



The March Meeting. 



It was a great night on the roof gar- 

 den of the Adelphia last Tuesday, when 

 J. Otto Thilow entertained the ladies 

 and members present with his interest- 

 ing illustrated lecture on Australia. It 

 was a finished address, well and clearly 

 presented. 



The exhibition was marvelous. The 

 W. Atlee Burpee Co. staged fifty vari- 

 eties of early-flowering sweet peas, its 

 own seedlings, in many exquisite colors. 

 William Kleinheinz, of Lynwood Hall, 

 staged eleven varieties of acacias in cut 

 sprays. The Strafford Flower Farm 

 showed well grown g^g^nteum lilies well 

 timed for Easter, with good buds and 

 clean foliage, also heavily flowered 

 French hydrangeas. The Joseph Hea- 

 cock Co. displayed fine Hadley, Premier 

 and Columbia roses and three vases of 

 magnificent sweet peas. Edward Reid 

 showed Belle Washburn, Ward and Be- 

 nora carnations and John Stephenson's 

 Son had Sunburst roses on view. 



VariouB Notes. 

 David Bust, secretary of the Pennsyl- 

 vania Horticultural Society, states that 





Y^OU CAN make money from Goldfish and Aqua- 

 rium Supplies. Our fifteen years' experience will 

 help you. Send for Wholesale Catalogiie. 



Auburndale Goldfish Co. 



1449 W. Madison St., Chicago, UL 



Mention The Berlew when you write. 



GOLDFISH 



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BERT J. PUTNAM, Scientific Aqvaiist, 490 Washington St, Bn&li, N. Y. 



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