May 17, 1917. 



The Florists^ Review 



43 



PEONIES 



With good, warm weather between now and 

 MEMORIAL DAY, our Local Peonies will be 

 in. Probably the best quality, owing to the cool weather, we 

 have ever handled. $8.00 and $10.00 per 100. 



Few Novelties at $12.00. 



New Crop Dagger Ferns, ready about May 20, $2.50 per 1000; in 



lots of 6000, $2.00 per 1000. 



S. S. Pennock-Meehan Company 



THB WHOLESALE FLORISTS OF PHILADELPHLA 



PHIIJIDELPHIA 



1608-1620 Ludlow Street 



BALTIMORE 



Franklin and St. Paul Sts. 



NEW YORK 

 117 West 28th Street 



WASHINGTON 

 1216 H Street. N. W. 



Mention The Review wlien you write. 



Edward Reid "^ferade 



FLOWERS FOR ALL 



My stock is excellent. You can depend upon it. 

 CARNATIONS and ROSES are the mainstays at present. Better use them both where 

 possible. For special occasions I recommend Beauties, Orchids, Valley. There are also 

 plenty of good Spencer Peas. 



'WHEN THEY ARE REID'S. THEY ARE RIGHT" 



1619-21 Ranstead Street, 



PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



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ROSES 



Carnations 

 Baby Gladioli 

 Yellow Daisies 

 riowering Laurel 



PHILADELPHIA GUT FLOWER CO. 



1517 Sansom St., PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



Mention Tlie IJoviow wlion you write. 



reiiKMiibered, is inoroly jiii|i]iliMiioiitarv to 

 an earlier spring list: 



W. yi. Klkins. Klkins I'iirk, I'.i. Curved u'l.is^- 

 eave crci'iilnnisc 1sxr>(l. with conni'ctiMj? icissaKe- 

 wjiy llxKi to service Imihiintr. 



I-. <;. Cr.ifT. I'M.ili. I'm. Sun parlor ISx'Jfi. 



Mrs. ,1. \V. Hlaek. Kiiistoii. .\. t'.— Ciirveil 

 glasseiive Kreeiilioiise ISx.'id. 



Henr.v I. Faust, Merioii, I'ii. House fJxl'oo, 

 comiilete materials. 



LnwiKlale Cenieter.v Co.. AVoodstowii. .\. .T.-- 

 House L'.">xl(l<l and Jiouse IJ.'jxTj, t-oinplete ma- 

 terials, iiieludiiit; tioiler. 



I). (!. (;rilll)ort/,er. .Mexaudria. \;\. ^[ateri.•lls 

 for four lionses, HL'xl.'iO. 



Everett I). Webster. Hrjind.vwiue Sununit. I'a. 

 — House 3.">xl"_'5, complete materials. 



Edward H. IJoherts. Chester, I'a. —House 

 20x40, complete materials. 



J. V. ISnck. Devon, I'.-i. — Curved >;Iii«s-c!ive 

 house, ISxU.'i. comiilete erection. 



Poinsard I?ros.. Dumnore. I'a. House lilxS.'i. 



Charles Antterstadt. IJeadlnir. I'a. House 

 14x40. 



THE PHIUDELPHIil WHOLESALE FLORISTS' EXCHANOE 



PEONIES. VALLEY, ROSES, CARNATIONS AND SPANISH IRIS. A EINE ASSORTMENT OE TULIPS. 



Night telegrams will receive careful attention. 



1615 RANSTEAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



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WM. J. BAKER. 'S'S:^m'SS1^^t. PHILADELPHIA. PA. 



YELLOW DAISIES-SWEET PEAS-SNAPDRAGONS 



Thi Baker Fern -you cannot afford 



to be without this. Can you V 



Mention The Review when you write. 



EUGENE BERNHEIMER, WHOIESAIE flORIST 



ROSES IN QUANTITY A SPECIALTY 



1631 RANSTEAD STREET. 



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FUILADELPHIA. PA. 



Isaac lirockliill, Soudersliurj;. I'a. --House 



U.'lX"."!. 



.T. 1). .Toyoe. I'ottsville. T'.i. House •JlxlOU. 



Ceorce Seidel. Hazletoii. I'a. House llxT.'i. 



Susipiehnuna Kloral Co.. l!iri«liamton, N. Y. — 

 'I'liree houses. .S.">xlO() eacli. 



.Tohn F. Horn & Hro.. .Mlentowu, I'a. House 

 MxlLT). 



.Tohn Stauffer. Lancaster, l':i.- House L'lx.")0. 



Itruce Kliii»,'er, Milton, I'a. Three houses, 

 L'.'xlOO each. 



KImer Weaver, Honks, I'a. House r)L>xlL'4. 



Kzra .Miller, Konks. I'a. — House L'Sxlt;r». 



Coal, 



An expert who is closely in touch with 

 the hard coal mines in I'ennsylvania 

 fjave it as his opinion this week that 



florists would have lui trouble in secur- 

 infj the coal they re([uire for next win- 

 ter's fuel, jirovidecl they ordered in time 

 and were wijlino- to p;iy the price. The 

 prices, h(> lielieves, are likely to remain 

 high, as the mining conditions are bad. 

 lie further expr<>sses the belief that the 

 place for eacdi buyer to jmichase his 

 coal is where he obtained it la.st season; 

 that is most likely to prove satisfac- 

 tory. 



Out in the Park. 



The si)ring show ;;rranged out in the 



