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SBFTavBiB 16, 1920 



The Florists' Review 



Florists* 

 Refrigerators 



We manufacture, in our own plant, a complete 

 line of florists' refrigerators. While we have 

 many popular standard designs, most refrig- 

 erators are built for individual requirements. 



Brecht Refrigerators are the result of 67 years' 

 experience. They are designed on a scien- 

 tific basis, from the best material obtainable, 

 and are built to give greatest service with 

 minimum ice consumption. 



We will be glad to quote you on our standard 

 designs, or to offer suggestions and submit 

 special designs upon receipt of your require- 

 ments. 



AtUrems Dept. N, 



THE BRECHT COMPANY 



Main Offic* and Faetorias 



ST. LOUIS, MO., U. S. A. 



=BRANCHES= 



New York, 174-176 Pearl St. Chicago, Monadnock Bldg. 



San Francisco. Calif.. 67 Second St. 



Paris. France Liverpool. England Buenos Aires, A. R. Capetown. S. A. 



Eztcriar liai*k. white eaaaeL 

 Ic* ck«Mli«r at tha tap caa ba 

 filM ttraash daan at aMhar 

 aad. Tkrca tGdmt iotn at 

 fraat, af Frcacb bardad plate 

 glaat, a>d twa orerhaad Fraack 

 baralad plata flau mirren. 

 Orarkaad ccater diaplay caa- 

 pariaaat lateriar b fiaiakad 

 is wkite aMMal. TUt b as 

 aapadally attractiTa datiga, 

 huih ul aar waod. fiabh, aad 

 m aar mm iuini. GUm ar 

 ■atal ikalrei rcstuf aa pat- 

 •■tad aickai - plated brack- 

 et*, adlMtabla ta aar beif bt. 



Willow and Reed Baskets artistically made 



and conservatively priced 



Quincy Art Willow Ware Co. 



Sixth and Payson Aves. QUINCY, ILL., U. S. A. 



Let us send you an assortmeni for either $10.00, $25.00, 

 $50.00 or $100.00. Tell us the colors you like and we 

 will do the rest. 



a painful injury to a nerve in his right 

 log. His many friends in the trade will 

 be pleased to see him around again. 



Elmer E. Randall, formerly with 

 McManmon 's, of liowell, aitd A. C. 

 Burrage, Beverly Farms, liaar aciepted 

 the superintendency of the Estate of 

 Mrs. H. C. Frick, Prides Crofwing. 



The Houghton Gorney Co. is receiv 

 ing many congratulations on its re- 

 markable success at the Waltham fair, 

 where, in the face of keen competition, 

 this firm captured four first prizes and 

 one second prize on five entries Sep- 

 tember 10. 



A letter received by the writer from 

 Andrew Christensen, of Stoneham, who 

 is on a visit to his aged mother in 

 Sweden, states that he spent several 

 days in Great Britain, including a 



riorisU! Ever Get Titti ol Writia^ Ads? 



A check for three dollars will brlngr you copy 

 laid out for fifteen bright, snappy. three-Inch 

 one-column ads, l)uslne»«9 (tetters, every one. 

 Your money rofumled If yon arc not satisfied. 



A. F. OTIS 



6 Prospect Street ASHTABULA, O. 



whole day at Kew gardens, which he 

 found as interesting and attractive as 

 ever. 



The high cost of living, with the ad- 

 vances in the prices of all materials, is 

 responsible for an advance in stall 

 rentals at the Boston Flower Exchange, 

 which will sfton go into force. 



Frank Edgar is growing fewer chrys- 

 anthemums in benches this season, 

 but he has a grand lot of Boston and 

 other ferns. His big cyclamen house 



Burlington Willow Wire Shops 



Makers of 



Wirth While WiU-0-Ware 



Baskets for particular Florists 

 BURLINGTON, IOWA 



is a perfect picture, while poinsettias 

 and begonias are extremely good. 



Visitors last week included John C. 

 Wister, president of the American Iris 

 Society; A. F. Faulkner, Xew York, 

 and Miss M. E. Pomeroy, of Orene, near 

 the Mexican border in Texas. Miss 

 Pomeroy was much interested in the 

 Boston dahlia exhibition. She con- 

 siders Texas a great country and is a 

 large grower of cannas for the whole- 

 sale trade. W. N. C. 



