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Jdly 29. 1920 



The Rorists' Review 



43 



THE FLORISTS' SUPPLY HOUSE OF AMERICA 



High Grade Imported Supplies 



COLONIAL BOUQUET PAPER 



We have this in all sizes, from No. 1 up to No. 10. The better kinds. 



IMMORTELLES 



All colors, fresh stock just arrived. 



UVA LEAVES 



Natural, green and red; a very good decorative leaf. Write for prices. 



Recent importations include the follovdng: ) 



Statice, Moss Wreaths, Thisdes and Grasses for Making Wreaths. 



Chiffons and Red Cape Flowers. 



LOOSE RED IMMORTF! .1 .ES at $1.00 a pound— A pound is equivalent to five 

 bunches. This price is rock bottom — it will be the same rate for one pound or one thousand pounds. 



U A Q IZ U nn Q Princess and Flower Girl— Open Work Nest D A C If D T Q 

 D AijI\I!i 1 iJ Baskets, standard sizes, three to a nest. Dx\iJ^l!i 1 i3 



H. Bayersdorf er & Co. 



1129-1133 Arch St. 



PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



Branch Factory, 709 Pint Avm., Nmo York City, T«lmphon» Va»d*rbilt 4976 



is less call for asparagus now that 

 gTpsophila is in season. 



Club Picnic. 



Magnificent weather was enjoyed by 

 all who attended the eagerly anticipated 

 picnic of the Gardeners' and Florists' 

 Club at Cunningham park, East Milton, 

 July 22. A maximum temperature of 

 75 degrees, a delightful breeze and just 

 sufficient haze to somewhat moderate the 

 sun's power, made the day as nearly 

 perfect as possible, and the 500 or more 

 who attended had a day of pure enjoy- 

 ment, unmarred by any accident or un- 

 toward happening. The picnic commit- 

 tee provided a most bountiful supply of 

 tea, coffee, sandwiches, ice cream and 

 cold fruit juice, so that any who did not 

 carry lunch baskets were well cared for. 



W. J. Kennedy, as usual, made an 

 ideal ringmaster and P. M. Miller an 

 efficient starter. The corps of judges 

 did tiieir work so well that no com- 

 plaints of any kind were heard. The 

 baseball games were started in the morn- 

 ing and gave the usual thrills. As a 

 rule, the commercial team outclasses the 

 private gardeners, but on this occasion 

 the latter got together a snappy team 

 and managed to come out ahead. The 

 ladies' baseball game is always the 

 piece de resistance of the picnic, and the 

 game July 22 proved as thrilling as any 



Quincy Art Willow Ware Co. 



600 Payson Ave. QUINCY, ILL., U. S. A. 



Manufacturers of 



FLORISTS' BASKETS 



QUALITY 



SPEAKS 



LOUDER 



THAN 



PRICES 



Our Exhibit at 



Cleveland 



will be of iti' 



terest to you 



BUY 

 BASKETS 

 OF REAL 

 QUALITY 



POOR BASKETS 

 DO NOT PAY 



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