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The Florists^ Review 



July 7, 1921 



HARTFORD, CONN. 



The Market. 



The week beginning June 27 was 

 quiet. The long drought, which lasted 

 for five weeks here, was broken Wednes- 

 day, June 29. A heavy thundershower 

 started a continuous rain that lasted 

 till Saturday, July 2. The several inches 

 of rain did vegetation, particularly to- 

 bacco plants, much good. Carnations 

 are in good supply. Gladioli are begin- 

 ning to arrive in quantity. 



Owing to the long drought and wet 

 weather last week, sweet peas are in 

 short supply. 



Florists' Club's Outing. 



Saturday, July 9, the Hartford Flo- 

 rists' Club will journey to Manguin 

 beach, near New Haven, for the annual 

 outing. It is expected that a good 

 crowd will go to the well known beach, 

 where they will be joined by several of 

 their clan from New Haven. A general 

 good time will prevail for all those who 

 attend. 



Various Notes. 



All the florists in this city are clos- 

 ing at 1 p. m. Saturdays during the 

 months of July and August. 



George G. McClunie was busy with 

 funeral orders last week at his up-to- 

 date store on Main street, located in 

 the hospital district. 



Hallgren Bros, are busy repainting 

 their houses after a busy season on bed- 

 ding plants, of which they grow thou- 

 sands. They have several thousand 

 chrysanthemums and carnations out, 

 which will fill the houses for the fall 

 and winter months. 



Cadwoll & Jones started their annual 

 Saturday closing July 2 at 1 o'clock. 

 This will continue ("luring the summer 

 months. Several of their employees 

 started on tlieir usual vacations ,Julv 2. 



C. B. M. 



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MISSOIJLA, MONT. 



W. K. Mc^Murray, formerly owner oi' 

 the llaniiltou Nursery & Greenhouses, 

 has .ig.iin entered the nursery business 

 and located in !Missoula. He lias secured 

 some of tlie best acreage around Mis- 

 soula and will do Ijusiness under the 

 firm name of tlie Sunset Nursery. 



The old Missoula Nursery green- 

 houses have again elian;j;ed hands, hav- 

 ing ))een purchased hy the Garden City 

 Fruit Co., of Missoula. 



The li. & S. Flower Store lias pur- 

 chased one of the large "Say It with 

 Flowers" billboards and will place it 

 on tli(> main street of the road wliicli 

 runs frou{! New York to Tacoma, Wosli. 

 Tt will 1)0 T^^uced -<'nst of the city and 

 will be the first electrically lighted bill- 

 board jilaccd in the county, and the first 

 in the state to be placed on a country 

 road. Tlie tourist season is on and two 

 touring automobiles have passed througli 

 Missoula, carrying the slogan "Say It 

 with Flowers." There is always a wel- 

 come at the E. & S. Flower Store for 

 all touring florists, who are invited to 

 have their mail addressed to that store 

 and to attend to their correspondence 

 while there. 



ST. LOUIS GROWERS TO MEET. 



The meeting of the St. Louis district 

 brancli of the National Flower Growers' 

 Association will be held at Centralia, 

 111., July 19. A flower show and trade 



SAVE MONEY ON 



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Manufacturers of Folding PapCV BoxeS 



33 HAWKINS ST. BOSTON 14, MASS. 



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SANDUSKY. OHIO 



display, to be held in connection with 

 the meeting, will be located in the new 

 automobile show rooms. The admission 

 to the show will be free to the public 

 and there will be no charge for exhibit 

 space. J. W. Eoss and A. Webster, of 

 Centralia, the entertainment commit- 

 tee, have all arrangements completed 

 and any exhibits sent in their care will 



Cut Flower Boxes 



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Per 100 



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l-2x 'Jx5 8.50 



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•.'4x Sx4 7.50 



2Kx Hx4 8.50 



3<>x (ix3'<2. 8.00 



3C)X 8x5 FnllTcl IH.OO 



30x12x0 Full Tol 15.00 



:ifixl2xfi Full Tel 20.00 



42xl2x<i Full Tel 30.0O 



48x14x8 Full Tel 35.00 



20x20x8 Full Tel 22.00 



24x24x8 FullTel 2«.00 



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