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The Florists' Review 



June 24, 1020 



BMIL SCHLOSS. 



MILTON 8BLINKA. 

 See*«tary 



THE RIBBON HOUSE 



ScHLOSs Bros., Ribbons, inc. 



31 and 33 East 2gtli street, NEW YORK 



HEADQUARTERS 



For Florists' Ribbons, Chiffons and Novelties 



retail store in tlie business district. 

 Mrs. Koppenhaver and her daughter, 

 Miss Lorraine Kopi)enhaver, will motor 

 to Oklahoma in July and will spend sev- 

 •eral weeks there. 



The Pinehurst Floral Co. has ,iust 

 finished planting 42,00(1 young plants 

 •of Premier, Russell, Butterfly and Co- 

 lumbia roses. This gives a total of 85,- 

 000 rose plants. It has transferred 20,- 

 000 cyclamens to 8-inch pots. This firm 

 is planning the addition of 12,000 

 square feet to the pot ]ilant range, if 

 it can secure enough material to 

 finish the work. Tt has ]iart of the 

 material on hand. It will also add a 

 service building, 40x96 feet. 



Frank Rtuppy, of St. Josej)!!, Mo., 

 was in the city Friday. June 18. lie an- 

 nounced the arrival of a boy in his 

 family June •". 



F.. A. Humfeld's June business thus 

 far is ahead of tlie t-ntire month a year 

 ;igo. lie is noticing a return to pre- 

 war conditions in tlic iiiiiiiber and the 

 class of social affairs. 



C. T. Reinhardt is cutting a variety 

 of good outdoor stock. lie has had ex- 

 cellent sweet ])eas uj) to this time, but 

 they are about gone now. 



Miss Robena Faulkner, of the Apollo 

 Flower Shop, will leave June 24 for 

 Cliicagd and from there will go to New 

 York for a inontli 's visit witli her 

 father. 



The Kansas City Whcdesale Cut 

 Flower Co. had a splendid crop of car- 

 nations, as well as fine outdoor stock 

 last week. 



.Tames I'ajiailakos arrived in Kansas 

 City June 15 from Sparta, Gr(>ece. He 

 left here about five years ago to visit 

 rel.'itives in his obi home and was 

 ]>ressed into army service, in which he 

 -ipent about a year and a lialf. Mr. 

 Pajiadakos says that Greece, as well as 

 many other countries in Europe, is of- 

 fering every inducement to its peo])le 

 to remain at home and to discourage 

 (■migration. He had some difficulty in 

 obtaining a jiassjiort, but was deter- 

 mined to return to Kansas City, where 

 lie was formerly in business. His wife 

 and (!^ir" children, the youngest less 

 than 2 months old, are still in Sparta, 

 but will come to Kansas City in the 

 near future. He is a brother of George 

 Papadakos, of the Apollo Flower Shop. 



W. J. Barnes is cutting everything in 



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n W* handle ■ lanre line of FloriaU' Letten. It 

 B will pay you to write for our price list. 



I C. A. KUEHN WHOLESOlE FLORIST | 



i 1312 Pine Street ST. LOUIS. MO. | 



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 THE HELP PROBLEM 



Hellovcd by the 



Ever Ready 

 Flower Pot 

 Cover.... 



Dresses your plants in a smart style 

 quickly and without work. Write for 

 sample and price list today. 



Send lOc Postage. 



The E?er Reidy Flower Pot Co ver Co. 



146 Hughe* Avenue, BUFFALO, N. Y. 



WESTERN FLORISTS 



c&n depend on getting prompt service 

 on rush ordero from 



COLORADO SEED CO. 



FLOHISTS' SUPPLY DEPT. 

 181B Champa St.. DENVER. COLO. 



School of Horticulture 



(18 MlI.ES FROM PHILADKLPHIA) 



AMBLER, PA. 



Offers t<i woiiicn attractive courses in 



Floriculture, Vei;etal>le Gardening and 



Canning' for the nionth of August. 



Write for Cimdar 



ELLZABETH LEIGHTON LEE, Director 



Mfntinn Thf RptIpw when yon write. 



seasonable outdoor stock and is plad of 

 the change from greenhouse stock. The 

 season has been fine, he says, and has 

 held up later than usual. There have 

 been a largo number of weddings. In 

 DO vear has ho had the amount of cash 



Many Florists | 



Add New Department 



to Their Business 



A decided trend in recent enrollments 

 in our Correspondence School has de- 

 veloped the fact that Florists are awak- 

 eninn to the itreat possibilities in Land- 

 scape Architecture and Gardening. Let 

 us tell you how you can start a complete, 

 well eiguipped department to handle this 

 business. 



American Landscape Sckool 



11n(C. NEWARK, NEW YORK 



GOLDFISH 



1,500,000 



(Plain and Fancy) 



Ready for market at rock l>ottom prices. 

 Ship anjwhere In U. S. or Canada 



Write for our lllastrated cataloffue. 



ORIENTAL GOLDFISH & SUPPLY CO. 



37S7 t« 37fil Cettax* Grorc Ave, CHICAGO. ILL 



Goldfish 



GOLDFISH 



Large, Healthy Fish at 

 "Rock Bottom" Prices 



Owing to the leugtb of time it now 

 takes to get goods by freight, we would 

 advise placing your order for Globes, 

 Ornaments, Food, etc., at once, so that 

 fish can be shii^ped promptly, when 

 the season opens. 



Ashborne Goldfish & Supply Co., 



Afcacy Street BURUNGTON. IOWA 



Buy frcm the Breeder. 



107 Acrtt of Poadt tbit Setsoa. 



Write for Big, New Catalogrue. 



Glibes, Aqaariims, Aquarium Supplies, etc. 



BURT J. PUTNAM, Scientific Aquarist, 



462 Waahingtjn Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 



business that this season has brought. 



Mrs. Lura Laundy, of the Central 

 Avenue Florists, is away for a few days' 

 rest. 



E. S. Brown & Son have also cleaned 

 up well. They never had a better 



