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Decembib 4, 1919. 



The Florists' Review 



95 



IT IS TIME TO ORDER YOUR NEW STOCK OF ARNOLD'S 



FOLDING 

 FLOWER BOXES 



On account of the coal strike, many board mills are shut down and we 

 may not be able to get a further supply of board for some time. Under 

 these conditions prices are bound to advance and we advise that you 



Place Your Orders Now for Immediate Shipment 



WUIXB OI.AZB 

 FWr OanacM Per 100 



7z 4x4 2" Cot I B.7S 



8x Bx6 " ••TB 



lOx exBM " 8.00 



12x 8x8)6 " 10.00 



14x10x8 2)('C0T lt.00 



For Cut Flowera P«r 100 



18x 4x8 2' Cot $ O-BO 



aox 4zS T.OO 



18x 6x8 " T.OO 



21x Bz8 " BOO 



24x Bx8^ " B.BO 



80x BxSVi " 10.00 



88xB%x8Vfc " 1200 



21x 7x8% " 0.80 



24x 8x6 " IBOO 



28x 8x6 " 1B.00 



88x 8x6 Teleaoopo 20.00 



80x10x8 " 22.60 



88x10x6 " 28.00 



yiOLET OLJIZK 



For CoroacM Por 100 



7x 4x4 2" Cot 8 6.76 



8z 6x6 " 8.76 



lOx 8x6H " 8.00 



12x 8x6)i " 10.00 



14x10x8 2yk'Cor 18.00 



ARNOLD'S THRIFT BOX 



A one piece box of a good grade of light weight, hard- 

 flnished Mist Gray stock. Printed in colors, it makes 

 a nifty package at small cost. In three popular sizes. 

 Per 100 Per 100 Per 100 



21x5x3 .. $2.40 24x5x312.. $2.75 21x7x3^.. $3.10 



MIST BROWN 



For Violets and CmrsarM 



Per 100 



7x 4x4 2" Cov $ 3.20 



8x 5x5 '• 3.80 



lOx 6x5% " 4.75 



14x10x8 " 12.00 



For Cut Flowers and Desigrns 



Per 100 



16x 4x3 2" Cov $ 3.25 



18x 5x3 Telescope ... 4.75 



MIST GBAT 



For Vlolots and 0« 



21x 7x8% 

 24x 8x4 

 24x 8x6 

 28x 8x4 

 28x 8x6 

 88x 8x8 

 40x 8x6 

 42x 8x6 

 48x 8x6 

 80x10x6 



aexiox6 



42x10x6 

 48x10x6 



Por 100 



2- Cot f 7.80 



" 8.80 



8.86 



9.M 



11.80 



Telescope 1S.M 



18.60 



l».e6 

 21.80 

 16.46 

 17.60 

 28.20 

 24.06 



7x 4x4 



8x 6x6 

 lOx 8x6% 

 12x 8x6% 

 14x10x8 

 12x 6x8 



2" Cot. 



PerlOO 

 ..I 8.88 

 .. 4.10 

 . . 6.00 

 . . 8.76 

 .. 12.70 

 . . 8.40 



For I>««lsiu Mid Sp»7S 



Por 100 

 80x12x8 Telescope tl8.16 



For Ont Flowen 



18x 6x3% 

 21x 7x3% 



2" Cov 



6.45 

 6.95 



21x7x3% Telescope 7.60 



10.90 

 8.90 



30x 7x5 



36x 5%x3% 2" Cov. 



40x 8x5 Telescope 17.50 



42x 8x5 " 18.55 



42x10x5 •' 22.00 



20x12x8 " 19.60 



30x14x18 " 26.95 



18x 4x8 2" Cot. 

 20x 4x8 



18x 6x8 

 21x 6x8 



24X 6x8% " 

 80x 6x8% " 

 88xe%x8% •■ 

 18x 8x4 

 28x 8x4 



PerlOO 

 .. 88.86 

 .. 4.40 

 .. 4.66 

 . . 4.86 

 .. 8.00 

 .. 7.86 

 .. 8.40 

 .. 8.80 

 . . 8.86 



88x12x8 



20x12x8 



12x12x8 



14x14x8 



18x18x8 



20x20x8 



24x24x8 



24x24x10 



28x28x8 



24x14x8 



80x14x8 



88x14x8 



40x14x8 



42x17x8 



82x82x8 



24.80 

 20.86 

 18.S6 

 10.90 

 2t.0« 



Special discount allowed on quantity orders. No prlntinc charges on lots of SCO or over. Samples sent on application. 



A. A. ARNOLD PAPER BOX COMPANY, 



1S02*130« W«st 



DMsiMi Str*«t. 



MR. GEORGE HOOPI8, Nmv York 



601 W. 144th SteMt 



80.80 

 48.20 

 28.80 

 28.16 

 S2.W 

 86.28 

 ST.40 

 CS.00 



CHICAGO 



be mums until Christmas and that they 

 will be a great help, as roses are off 

 crop now. 



The Muehlebach Flower Shop has re- 

 ceived a large quantity of fancy china 

 .and art ware and has sold a number of 

 Christmas orders from these lines. This 

 firm sold 1,500 mums November 26 and 

 27 and had a big decoration Friday 

 night. 



J. G. Eggleston has started to build a 

 new house for petunias, of which he will 

 make a specialty next spring. He has 

 some good seed and will raise unusual 

 varieties. J. E. K. 



INDIANAPOUS, IND. 



The Market. 



Thanksgiving business was good, but 

 not exceptional. Stock cleared well. 



BETTER BOXES 



Wt mannfMStan oalj an»litj bozei for the 

 hlchait clMi trade. A Scholtz box ii • cur • 

 antee of ezolniiveneM. Anj lUe. ■hapa or 

 deiicB. ^j^j^ jjjj, prtcei. 



H. SCHULTZ & CO. 



Snparior and Roberts Sts., CHICAGO 



but there was no great abundance to dis- 

 pose of. 



Stock is scarce. Mums have been 

 letting down fast and few remain. 

 Eaton, Chadwick, Seidewitz and Ham- 

 burg Late White in limited amount are 

 the only large varieties available, while 

 three or four varieties of pompons are 

 all of that type now in the market. 



All flowers have been in good de- 

 mand. Roses have been short, due to 

 the cloudy weather. They are of good 



"DURO" 



FOLDING FLOWER BOXES 



For Prices Write 



Dun Piper Pndocts Co.,'IS.'!hi2« 



quality and clear quickly. Carnation» 

 are good property and have been sell- 

 ing at prices ranging from $4 to $8; 

 however, December prices have risen a 

 little and are now $5 to $9. 



Various other offerings include calla 

 lilies, which are coming in a little more 

 freely, but are quickly utilized; orchids, 

 a little stevia, some violets, calendulas, 

 pansies and narcissi. The latter are 

 just beginning to appear and sell at 

 from $5 to $8. 



