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The Florists' Review 



NOVEMBEK 20, 1910. 



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^AEDLEIN HOLIDA Y ASSORTMENTS \ 



I. 50 TUMBLER BASKETS 

 II. 25 CUT FLOWER BASKETS, 20 to 27 in. over-all 

 III. 12 CUT FLOWER BASKETS, 27 to 36 in. over-all 



ALL ASSORTMENTS IN VARIOUS COLORS AND LINED 



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large quantity of Bonnaffon, which sold 

 quickly. They have had a choice and 

 varied collection of flowers recently in 

 their large show window, among which 

 were cattleyas and large baskets of 

 mums. 



Wm. J. Collins is supplying the Lowell 

 Opera House with flowers and plants. 

 Business is reported good. 



J. J. McManmon has sent out an un- 

 usually large amount of ornamentals, 

 especially evergreens. E. E. R. 



CLEVELAND, O. 



The Market. 



The market has tightened up con- 

 siderably and stock has advanced in 

 price a little. The demand has been 

 good in general. Chrysanthemums were 

 not so plentiful and cleaned up in a 

 hurry; large yellow mums were espe- 

 cially scarce. Pompons have suffered 

 considerably and yet, after the morn- 

 ing rush, about the only thing to offer 

 was pompons. Carnations have been 

 cleaning up well at $4 i)cr hundred. 

 Roses have been scarce since the cut 

 has dropped off considerably. Violets 

 were in demand, both single and double. 

 Narcissi have little demand. Calendu- 

 las, daisies, marigolds and other novelties 

 cleaned nj) well. Greens have been 

 scarce. 



Various Notes. 



The sincere sympathy of the trade is 

 extended to Mr. and Mrs. F. Hammell 

 in the loss of their son, Clayton D. 

 Hammell. The funeral was held from 

 their residence, 6002 Curtiss avenue, 

 Thursday, November 1.3. 



Al Barber had a busy day recently 

 at his St. Clair street store, where they 

 worked until .3 a. m., Friday, November 

 14, and turned out several floral pieces 

 for the funeral of M. Webaniz. 



Lars Anderson has completed three 

 new greenhouses at Rocky River. 



Karl Witthuhn has purchased the fix- 

 tures of the Lorenz Floral Co. and is 

 going to open a first-class store at 4236 

 Pearl road. He has been remodeling 

 and decorating the st;ore for the open- 

 ing Saturday, Nov^rn.T)Qr|,2^. Mr. Witt- 



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Plant Baskets 



Made of 



Flat Reed 



A well-made basket 

 for every-day sales. 



FOR STANDARD POTS 



Height Depth Opening Each Do/. 



NO.400....17 5 4% fO.35 $4.00 



No. 500 21 6 f) 15 5.00 



NO.600....24 7>3 -hi 65 7.76 



No. 800 26 '•• 8»fl 90 10.75 



Finished in Assorted Tints. No Liner. 



Cash onl.v 



JOHNSON BASKET WORKS 



2535 Milwaukee Ave., CHICAGO, ILL. 



Mention The Kevlew when you write. 



SEND US AN ORDER FOR 01' R 



New Wax Sweet Peas 



They are very natural looking; very good for basket and design work. 



Give them a trial. 



Per 100, $1.75; per 1000, $15.00 



R. E. Gebhardt Co., 



322-324 W. North Ave., 



CHICAGO, ILL. 



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 some time and returned from overseas 

 recently. 



The florists of Cleveland had a the- 

 ater party at the Hippodrome Tuesday 

 evening, November 18, to hear Frances 

 Kennedv sing the famous new song, 

 "Sav Tt with Flowers," bv Albert Von 



American Beauty Baskets 



Made of Palmetto 



Four baskets in a nest — depth. 3 to 4 Inches; 

 dlaiueter, 5 to 7 Inches, without handle. By par- 

 cel post, prepaid $1.35 i>er nest. Satisfac- 

 tion Kuaranteed or your money back. 



ARZIE'S BASKET CO., White House, Florida 



