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The Fbrists' Review 



September 9, 1920 



Magnolia 

 Leaves 



Prepared under our new process, in cases or cartons. 

 Brown, Green or Purple. 



Oak Sprays in Green, Brown or Red, packed in cases of 100 sprays to case. 

 Beech Sprays, same color as Oak and same pack. ^ 



All ordsrs for th« abov* goods will hay* our porsonal attention and satisfaction guarantood. 



THE RUMBLEY CO., Evergreen, Ala. 



PREPARED 



BEECH or OAK SPRAYS 



COLORS: 



GREEN OR TAN 



Southern 

 Decorative 

 Evergreens 



COLORSfBROWN.GREEN OR PURPL 

 PACKED IN -«'* 



Like Leather 

 Always Pliable 



REEVES FOLIAGE CO., Inc., Brewton, Ala. 



Will Not 

 Mold 



The wheelbarrow race for married 

 ladies was a most exciting event. No 

 •wheelbarrow could be found; so a baby 

 carriage was pressed into service. Mrs. 

 Sylvester was the winner; Mrs. W. A. 

 Eowe was second, and Mrs. Berner, 

 third. 



The boys' race, 12 years and under, 

 "was won by Theodore Mory, and E. 

 Meier came in second. The girls' race, 

 12 years and under, was won by Ermie 

 Meier and Myrtle Decker was second. 



The young ladies' ball-throwing con- 

 test was another feature which brought 

 out a large number of contestants. Miss 

 Virgie Cerny cleared the field with the 

 longest throw and won the first prize; 

 Miss R. Deutschmann was second and 

 F. Merrit, third. 



In the men's novelty race there were 

 twenty-two prizes and an equal number 

 of entries; so everybody won a prize, 

 from a hairpin to a safety. The water- 

 melon-eating contest created much fun 

 and Elmer Smith for the seventh time 

 won the first prize; Otto Abner, a dark 

 horse, came in second. 



Drawi::^ f«r nine prizes by attending 

 growers was won as follows: First, A. 

 S. Cernv; second, Joseph Deutschmann; 

 third, B. Stevens; fourth, H. Wagner; 

 fifth, Otto Abner; sixth, Gus Gross; 

 seventh, A. P. Scheidegger; eighth, 

 ■William Ecklemann; ninth, George 

 Deutschmann. 



The prize dancing contest drew spe- 

 cial attention from the younger folks 

 and the judges decided that Mr. and j 



MOIRTMR MH BEMIES 



Sprays of Mountain Ash Berries, beauti- 

 ful orange-red, fine for baskets withualen- 

 dulas, Primulinus Hybrids, etc. 



50c per Pound— Add Postage. 



K£NDIGTheFlorist,Oswego,N.Y. 



Let Us Qaote Special Price on Choice Quality 



Dagger and Fancy Ferns 



DURING SEPTEMBER. 



HAMILTON BROS., 



FrukBs CMirtr, MILUNGTON. HASS. 



New Dagsrer Ferns 



$1.10 per lOOO 



Princess Pine 1 2c per lb. 



WUbur The Florist 



Lako Ploasant. Mass. 



GALAX and FKRNH 



AbsoIuteJy frenh Green Ualax, 



Fancy and DauirerFerne, quality 



ffuaranteed. Let us know your 



wants and we will make prices 



reasonable. 



N. 8. Birletee A Ci. Newlmri, N. C. 



rucyCitEens aid Le«l-MiW-gv»jreen 



Christmas Trees. Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Seeds 



and Seedlings. Write f or descrlDtivepriceligts 



AMERKAM FOKESTKT CO.. tmMm, WkcMi.. ' 



Extra Long, Fancy and Dagger 

 T?*T? T> 1k.Tg« gathered fresh daily 

 MT MuaM\X^ i9 from the woods 



Only $1.25 per 1000 



Laaral Pastoenlns. 6c and tic per yard. Fresh 

 stock supptied on snort notice; use it (er your 

 weddings and other similar decorations: 

 nothing better. 



■ronza Qalax, fine quality. S1.26 per 1000; tlLM 

 per case of 10,000; extra fine leaves. 



•vhacnHHi Moss, S6.00 per large bale. 



ttroand Pina. 12c per lb.; made up. 10c and Uc 

 per yd. 



•ranch Laural, large bundles, SOc. 



Manloek. large bundles Sl.OO. 



Telegraph A4ldress. New Salem. Mass. 

 Post Oflloe and L. D. Phone Address 



MILUNGTON, MASS. 



Mention The Reri^w wbea yon write. 



Natural Green Sheet Moss 



Per iO-lb.bas, $1.78 



Dyed Green Shsst Moss 



Per l(Mb. bag, $S30 



KNUD NIELSEN 



KVmailRIII. ALA. 



MentioD Tbe Bevlew wbaa yra writs. 



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