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46 



The Florists' Review 



Mat 6. 1920 



LIKE LEATHER - ALWAYS PLIABLE 



MAGNOLIA LEAVES 



PREPARED 



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Green, Tan or Red 



100-lb. Cases $16.00 



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Short Oak or Beech Sprays 



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Bamboo Stakes 



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" 4'S% " 10.00 



Green 2' 6', " aOO 



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DAGGER FERNS 



EAGLE FERNS 



SOAP FERNS 



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25 lbs. of leaves $ 4.50 



SOlbs. of leaves... 8 00 

 lOOlbs. of leaves.... 15.00 



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Pine Cones 



Natural, smaU per lOO, $1.25 



" medium " 2.00 



3.SO 

 5.50 



MetalUc linish, small '' 

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Chairman, T. A. Havemeyer; treasurer, 

 Frederic R. Newbold, and secretary, 

 John Young. Arthur Herrington, Madi- 

 son, N. J., was appointed manager of 

 the next show, which is to be held 

 March 14 to 21, 1921. A schedule com- 

 mittee was appointed to prepare a pre- 

 liminary schedule, which will be isaued 

 as soon as possible. This will be the 

 last flower show to be held in the Grand 

 Central Palace; in fact, the last show 

 of any kind, as the building is to be 

 given over entirely to commercial pur- 

 poses. 



The old flower show committee dined 

 together at the Hotel Biltmore Satur- 

 day evening, May 1. At the dinner 

 Charles H. Totty was presented by his 

 fellow members of the committee with 

 a traveling bag and steamer trunk as 

 a mark of esteem. 



Various Notes. 



The next meeting of the New York 

 Florists ' Club will be held at the club 's 

 rooms in the Engineering Societies' 

 building, 25 West Thirty-ninth street, 

 Monday evening, May 10. The lecturer 

 for this evening will be Arthur Her- 

 rington, of Madison, N. J., and the sub- 

 ject "Irises." He will show his fine 

 set of lantern slides in connection with 

 the lecture. 



A. M. Scheidor. of Max Schling, Inc., 

 has the sympatliy of his friends in the 

 death of his father, Dr. Julius Scheider, 

 which bccOVred April 26. 



The trade was properly much dis- 

 turbed by a boxed editorial notice in 

 the New York Tribune last week, 

 which is quoted in full in a letter from 

 S. S. Skidelsky on another page. It is 

 believed by many, however, that the 



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12 inches 4.00 



14 inches 6 00 



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custom of wearing and presenting 

 flowers on this day is now too deeply 

 rooted to be affected by such inspired 

 notices. 



The New York World last Sunday 

 printed a cartoon of large size featuring 

 the new flower market at Eighteenth 

 street and Sixth avenue. It is repro- 

 duced on another page of this issue. 



Albert Von Tilzer, the composer of 

 the official "Say It with Flowers" 

 song, is the composer of the music for 

 "Honey Girl," a new musical comedy 



presented at the Cohan & Harris theater 

 this week. Neville Fleeson, who wrote 

 the words for the song, is the author of 

 the words used in the comedy. 



The tenants of the new flower market 

 at Eighteenth street and Sixth avenue 

 express much satisfaction over the re- 

 sults of the first week of their oc- 

 cupancy of the booths. Many trade 

 visitors were in evidence during the 

 week and all seemed pleased with ap- 

 pearances. The mechanics are not yet 

 all out of the market, but in a few days 



