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The Florists^ Review 



Jdlt is. 1920 



BNILSCHL088. 



P r> fc «ndTgw. 



BOLTON 8BLINKA. 



THE RIBBON HOUSE 



ScHLOss Bros., Ribbons, inc. 



31 and 33 East 28tii Siroet, NEW YORK 



HEADQUARTERS 



For Florists' Ribbons, Chiffons and Novelties 



"Washington Grove team and the final 

 run, which decided the victory, was 

 made in the twelfth inning. The score 

 was 5 to 4. G. V. S. 



C0LT7MBUS, O. 



The Market. 



The slack summer season is now com- 

 ing on and, with the exception of fu- 

 neral work, business is dull. Carnations 

 are still plentiful. Eoses are also plen- 

 tiful and at the present time are a glut 

 on the market. Other greenhouse flow- 

 ers are about gone, with the exception 

 of some new-crop sweet peas. Garden 

 flowers are plentiful and are used in 

 both funeral work and centerpieces, as 

 well as fancy baskets. 



Various Notes. 



C. L. Humphrey, of Zanesville, was 

 in Columbus recently. 



Charles W. Felton, of Cleveland, was 

 in Columbus last week inspecting the 

 flower stores here and looking for some 

 new ideas. Mr. Felton says that his 

 advertisement in the telegraph delivery 

 section of The Review is his greatest 

 business getter. 



J. A. Martin motored to Cleveland 

 July 4 and had a successful trip. 



A. E. Dern, of Mineral Wells, Tex., 

 was here to buy stock and also to visit 

 old friends in Columbus and Circleville. 

 Mr. Dern has not been in this section 

 of the country for many years. Circle- 

 ville was his former home. 



Leo Miller did not return to Columbus 

 with the Shriners' convention special. 

 He will remain in California for several 

 weeks with his wife and daughter. 



Mr. and Mrs. Thompson spent July 4 

 in Marion, O. 



Senator Harding's front porch cam- 

 paign will boom business for the florists 

 in Marion, as he will be home during 

 this entire time. Upon his return to 

 Marion July 4, he found his residence 

 banked with beautiful floral offerings. 

 Many of these were made by Blake's. 

 Several large boxes of flowers were de- 

 livered to Marion from Thomas J. Lud- 

 wig's, Columbus. J. W. T. 



HTDBAKOEAS LOSIKO FOLDLGE. 



TMb spring I received at my store 

 some shipments of hydrangeas of the 

 French sorts which were in lovely foli- 



Wire Hanging Baskets 



The Wise Florist 

 Will Buy NOW! 



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Write for Big, New Catalosue. 



Glikei, Afiarims, ApitriiB Sipyliet, etc 



BERT J. PUTNAM, Scientific Aquarist, 



462 Washington Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 



age and bloom upon their arrival and 

 which sold readily to the trade. 



I have had several complaints from 

 my customers about these plants not 

 lasting; almost all of them seemed to 

 become covered with a web and dropped 

 their foliage as well as the flowers, 

 leaving nothing but the stubby stalks. 



Please tell me what is the cause of 



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Owing to the length of time it now 

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 advise placing your order for Globes, 

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

 fish can be shipped promptly, when 

 the season opens. 



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