SarrucBnt 80, 1920 



The Florists^ Review 



37 



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FOR OCTOBER WEDDINGS 



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We will have an abundant supply of 



Special Valley 



All the leading varieties of 



Chrysanthemums 



Also the finest selection of 



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to be had anywhere 



Traendly & Schenck 



436 Sixth Ave., NEW YORK CITY 



PboBM 797, 798, 799 Watkiiu 



FLORISTS' TWINE 



Jnte Tube Rope (4 ply). About 10 to 12 lbs. 



to ball. Price, perlb $0.35 



J ate Twine (3 ply). On ^i lb. balls. Perlb., .76 

 White Cotton Twine on Cones. About 2^ 



lbs. each, per lb tO.90 



Green Sea Island Twine on Cones. About 



2iii lbs. each, per lb $1.20 



Twine Holders for Cones, each. KO 



SAMPLES FREE 



Get your name on our mail list: it will 

 brins you many bargain offers. 



GEO. H. ANGERBIUELLER CO. 



Fl«rUU' Supplies 



1324 Pine St., ST. L.Ol7IS,MO. 



are tightly bunched and the bunches 

 are packed into cases apparently with 

 the idea of seeing how many bunches 

 can be pressed into a case. With the 

 temperature running up to 80 degrees, 

 as has been recorded in the last few 

 days, the condition of dahlias so packed 

 on their arrival may be imagined. . 



Eoses are in fair supply and the 

 quality is good, considering weather 

 conditions, which are not favorable to 

 shipments long in transit. White stock 

 is especially scarce and the supply is 

 cleaned up practically before arrival. 

 White KiUarney and Double White 

 Killarney seem to be about the only 

 white varieties obtainable in these 

 days and then only in the inferior 

 grades, with the double variety com- 

 manding a much better price than the 

 single. In other hybrid teas, Francis 

 Scott Key and Crusader command the 

 highest prices. With American Beauty 

 bringing no more than $75 per hundred 

 for selected stock, it must fe admitted 



Buy Wooden Easels Now 



We make them in White and Gray 



36-inch per doz. $ 6.80 



42-inch per doz. 8.00 



48-inch per doz. 10.00 



54-inch per doz. 1 1 .50 



60-inch per doz. 14.00 



10% discount on orders of 25 and over. ♦ 

 15% discount on orders of 50 and over. 



T. J. NOLL FLORAL CO. 



1117-1119 McGee St. KANSAS CITY, MO. 



that the finer of the new hybrid teas 

 are now on a plane with the premier 

 rose of former years. The new varie- 

 ties, F. W. Dunlop, Pilgrim and Mme. 

 Butterfly, are now in regular supply, 

 although in limited quantity, and are 

 favorably received. American Beauty 

 is not particularly abundant and the 

 movement of special grades within a 

 range of $30 to $75 per hundred is not 

 difficult. 



Cattleyas are in better supply, the 

 labiata variety coming nicely into crop. 

 The demand, too, is better. 



The supply of carnations is increas- 

 ing and the quality of some of the ar- 



•TTrEKNOT» 

 RIBBON SHOWERS 



All ready to attach to Wedding Bouauets 

 or other designs. Aslc your Supply House or 



WM. WEISMANTEL, Mfr. 



245 S. Orange Ave, NEWARK, N. J. 



rivals is unusually good.. The demand 

 for these blooms, however, is not great 

 and when the finest are disposed of 

 the remainder is hard to clear. 



White lilies are not so plentiful as 

 they were, although the supply is large 

 enough for the demand. There is a 



