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The Florists^ Review 



JULT 16. 1020 





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Send for an Assortment of 

 "McCallum" Baskets 



Right NOW you can use a nice assortment 

 of baskets with Gladiolus, Phlox and Lark- 

 spur in season— such flowers really require 

 a suitable basket to set them off to the best 

 advantage. 



Let us send you an assortment of $50.00 worth, or say 

 a $25.00 assortment— we even have assortments at 

 $15.00. Pick your choice of an assortment and send for 

 it today. It is fully understood that you must be 

 absolutely satisfied after you get the baskets before the 

 sale is closed. 



\T il C A "^^ basket Illustrated on the left has a body 



nin 41)11 depth of 7 inches; openintf width of 5 inches 

 *'"• ^•'V ^„j entire height 19 inches. Painted two- 

 tone. Price, each, $1.00; per dozen, $11.00. 



The McCallum Company 



DETROIT BRANCH . . . . 34 W. Elizabeth Street 



CLEVELAND BRANCH 421 High Avenue 



CINCINNATI BRANCH . . . . 112 E. Third Street 

 SAN JUAN, P. R.. BRANCH . . 16 Luna Street 



MAIN OFFICE AND 

 FA CTORIES 



PITTSBURGH, PA. 



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his holiday. Mr. Bragg will take com- 

 mand at Edward Eeid's while Mr. Reid 

 is in Europe. 



Mrs. Manley has succeeded William 

 J. Moore as right-hand man (?) for 

 Charles E. Meehan. 



Stuart H. Miller has returned from a 

 short trip to Baltimore. 



H. Bayersdorfer gave a fishing party 

 at Atlantic City this month. Among 

 Mr. Bayersdorfer 's guests were Otto 

 Lang, of Dallas, Tex., and John P. 

 Habermehl. Mr. Habermehl caught the 

 fish that brought the dollars! No, no! 

 There were no bank notes inside this 

 fish and there were no coins either; it 

 was just a wager who would haul in 

 the first. 



Charles E. Meehan has put a new car 

 on the street. 



The Philadelphia Cut Flower Co. is 

 receiving some beautiful gladioli that 

 for careful growing, careful cutting and 

 careful packing set a new standard in 

 the market last season. They are even 

 finer now than ever. The varieties are 

 Pink Beauty, Prince of Wales and 

 Halley. 



Harry Marchant has purchased a piece 

 of ground of about an acre in size at 

 the corner of Mount Airy avenue and 

 the county line. 



Edward Reid announces the arrival 

 of early asters. 



Two more greenhouses of the Robert 

 Craig Co. were taken down last week. 



The damage caused by the lightning 

 to the stack of August Doemling at 

 Lansdowne was not so serious as it 

 might have been. 



Henry Glaus returned from California 

 July 5. 



William Swayne, of Kennett, has had 



THE HELP PROBLEM 



Relieved b7 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 Ever Ready riower Pot CoverCo. 



146 Hughes ATanue. BUFFALO, N. Y. 



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REFRIGERATORS for all Purpoacs 



Send for CataloEne 

 MeCray Refriierator Ca., 20n Lake It., Kaadanvila. M. 



the best season that he has ever ex- 

 perienced. 



John E. Andre, of Doylestown, wishes 

 to dispose of his retail flower store. 



Fred J. Michell has opened his sum- 

 mer cottage at Avalon, N. J. 



John C. Wister succeeded James Boyd 

 as president of the Pennsylvania Hor- 

 ticultural Society. 



The next regular meeting of the Flo- 

 rists' Club will be held September 7. 

 Phil. 



Houston, Tex. — Robert G. Hewitt has 

 opened the Hewitt Flower Shop, in this 

 city. 



Writ* for Catalogao 



BUCHBINDER BROS. 



11 8. La SaUo St., CHICAGO 

 Room 731 



GLOEKLER FLOWER 

 REFRIGERATORS 



i Send at once tor OBtaloffaeF.Oloatnttng 

 B* and deaerlbtiiff flower boniM. 



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Sumter, S. C. — F. H. Bums, who has 



been in business about seven years, is 

 preparing to open a store. 



Mitchell, S. D. — The Gurney Green- 

 house Co. had 3,035 lights of glass in 

 its range broken during the hail storm 

 Saturday, June 26. 



