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The Florists' Review 



March 3, 1921 



WE ARE HONEST We want your money 



Chiffon 



Windier Smilitig Service 



Moss, per bale $1 .;{5 



Dr. Dux Magnolia Leaves, brown and Kreen, 



for 10 cartons 14.00 



Three-ktripe. white, pink, violet, 



6-lnch, per y«rd, 6Hc. 



Bolt of 46 yards, $3.00. 



Three-stripe, white, pink, violet, 



4-Inch, per y»rd, 5^ 



Bolt of 45 yards, $2.25 



PLEASE SEND CASH WITH ORDER 



"Say It with'Flower^" Wrapping Paper 



24-inch, white, roll of 35 pounds 55.25 



^ 24-inch, lavender, roll of 35 pounds 6.26 



30-inch, green , roll of 45 pounds o.75 



30-inch, white, roll of 45 pounds ^-'O 



Windier Wholesale Floral Co. 



1310 Pine St , ST. LOUIS, MO. 



All Phones. 



there is some dcinand for jJi-ccii iiiohs. 

 The cut flower shipping (It'iiaitiiicnt will 

 gain in space by the rciiinxal of tin- 

 supply department. 



Club Meeting. 



The Florists' Club lield its largest 

 meeting of this or probably any other 

 season March 1. The chib was thronged 

 with representative men and women, 

 who had gathered to liear Senator Tart- 

 wright, of California. After Mr. Tlicks, 

 of tlie Chaiiiber of Conniicrce, liad 

 landed Philadelphia, the senator giive a 

 patriotic address that held liis audience 

 for ;in hour and a half. Tt certainly was 

 not flowers, but it was elTcctive. 



The exhibition was remarhable. 

 Easter i>lants from fi\'e leading growers 

 proved that lilies, roses find hydrangeas 

 are good iind will be on time. The plant 

 exhibitors were the Kohert f'raig Co., 

 witti a sj)len(liil general collection, that 

 included aeroplane roses and s])ira?as; 

 William K. Harris, with a well-grown 

 assortment: Strafford l-'lower Farms, 

 with lilies and hydrangeas; Macaw Bros., 

 with roses, lilies, pandanus and ferns, 

 and Henry I. Faust, with lilies, etc. 



The feature of the cut flower exhibits 

 was ati li-sliaped table filled with early 

 blooming sweet peas from \V. ,\tlee I'.iir 

 pee Co., grown l>y (ieorge \V. Kerr. 

 There were over 5,0(10 hlooms in forty 

 different varieties. This exhibit alone 

 was a show in itself. I'Ved H. Lemon. 

 Kichniond, Tnd., exhibited .\ngelus; I'M 

 ward Towill, Roslyn, Pa., American 

 Legion, and .Joseph Heacock Co., Pil 

 grim, Hadley, Columbia and Dniilop. 

 Klmer .T. Weaver, Konks, showed ('arn;i 

 tions Benora, T.,assie !ind .-i light jiiiik 

 seedling. The Philadelphia WlKilesale 

 Florists' Exchange showed for .MIeii T. 

 Wicks, Idanerch, Pa., sjileiiiiid stocks; 

 for L. H. ^^■ilkinson, K(Minett. (tarnation 

 Alma Ward; for F. II. White, Lindlnirst 

 P\irm, Hammonton, N. .1., fine valley. 



.1. Otto Thilow said lie woidd not sp(dl 

 a good .address by sjieaking, which was 

 \'ery modest on his jiart. 



Various Notes. 



Henry V. Michell has ])iircliased the 

 residence at .'>!»13 Chestiuit street, built 

 twelve years ago. Mr. Midicll expects 

 to occu]\v it. 



William Bcrger's .Sons .are making 

 inijjrovenients in their store, at ')r>22 

 Germantown avenue. 



Frank M. Ross will oi>en a new store, 

 his fourth, at Broad and (iir.ard. 



Robert Q. Shoch has returned from 

 the south. 



William .T. Baker entertained a select 



A beautiful, green enameled, adjustable 



Plant Stand 



It has a range in height from 26 to 52 

 inches, and you will find it invaluable 

 for decorative purposes and the display 

 of plants and baskets in your store and 

 window. 



Poppy design is carried throughout. 



A beautiful ornament for any store. 



Price 



$3.00 each 



Percy Jones 



Wholesale Cut Flower* and Florists' Supplies 



30 East Randolph Street 

 Chicago - - Illinois 



EASIER CORSAGE PINS 



Blue sieel, Violet He:i I. packed 250 in a box. 



3-in.. $3.50 per ICOO: 3'-in.. Jii.T.i per KKiO. 

 Cash or New York Reference. F. O. B. New York. 



M. DAVID KLEIN CO. 



1248 Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



use these handsome, 

 classic Jardinieres. So 

 inexpensive that many 

 florists use them as a 

 part of their regular 

 delivery service. 



€1, ideal for cut flowers, 

 potted plants, ferns, 

 baskets and general 

 decorative purposes. 



Umade of waterproofed 

 wood fiber, decorated 

 with eye-catching de- 

 signs, finished in Wedg- 

 wood colors. 



€t, they please the eye — 

 cover the unsightly 

 flower pot. 



Send for illustrated folder and 

 prices for all sizes. 



Mono Service Co. 



NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. 



