Jamdabx 12, 1022 



The Flwists^ Review 



85 



?hg florists whose cards appear on the pages carrying this head, are pre^iured to fill o rders 

 "**' from other florists for local delivery on the usual basis. ^ " 



DECATUR, 



ILLINOIS 



DAUT BROS. 



P. T. D. 



120 E. Prairie St. 



JOLIET FLORAL CO. 



[irin E- Jeffer»on 

 jKJi Street 



JOLIET, ILL. 



All pomts in Will County and Vicinity 



CENTRALIA, ILL. 



JW l?OQQ! We serve the following 

 • '*• JaWOO Illinois towns, direct 

 train service: Mt. VSnaov, Wayne City, Fair- 

 -fleld. Sesser, CliristoDtor, Henin, Asliley, Car- 

 bondale. Nashville, lOakdale. Coulterville 

 Sparta, Salem, Odin. Sandoval, Carlyle.Patoka. 

 Kinmundy, Farina, 



F. T. n. Mpmhpr. 



QUINCY, ILL. 



H. A. GENTEMAN 



Member Florists' Telegrraph Delivery Association 



For Northeastern Missouri and 

 Central -western Illinois, 



^ Jjj HECKENKAMP, Jf.T.'S' 



\^UinCy^ 111* Quincy's Leading Florist 



'Western Illinois, Northeastern Missouri and 

 Southeastern Inwn.. 40.000 feet of glass. 



CENTRALIA s^^hern ILL. 



The Webster Greenhouses 



Member Florists' Telegraph Delivetr 



OALESBURG, ILL. 



I. L. PILLSBURY-For Central 111. 

 Member Florists' Telp.eranh Delivery A.ssociation 



GALESBURG, ILL, 



H. F. DRURY 



Member F. T. D. 

 All orders filled well 



fNT? V A I D TT T Northern Illinois 

 MJmL rV/\LD, ILL. Southern Wisconsin 



J. L JOHNSON 



order will receive oar prompt and careful attentioD 



DDCON, ILL., and NORTHERN ILL 



Ws can and will be v^ . ni | /^ 



tSn^rv^n Dixon Floral Co. 

 SPRINGFIELD, ILL. 



Hembreiker & Cole, MsS^i'.';." '"^* 



IfemherH FloHatx" Teleif raph Delivery Assnclatlon 



BRINKERHOFF GREENHOUSES 



SPRINGFIELD and CENTRAL ILLINOIS 



iber Florteta' Telegnph DaUvn/ Am 

 Beat and Prompt 8«rrim Alwrnr* 



SPRINGFIELD, ILL. 



217 South 

 Fifth Street 



Good Service 



Backed by Large 



Greenhouses 



MEMBER F. T, D, '^ 



PRINCETON, ILL. 



W. E. TRIMBLE 

 GREENHOUSE CO. 



For Central and 



Northern Illinois. 



Members F. T, D 



PEKIN- 



-PEORIA 



All Orders Receive Personal Attention 



GEO. A. KUHL, PEKIN. ILUNOIS 



Ql-^^^l-^^ 111 THORNTONS 



otreator, 111. flower shop 



^' pi'oRiRT Oualitv is Our Hobby 



L, F, Murphy, $10 pier month; Edwin 

 Murphy, $5 per month; John Bruckner, 

 $0 per month; C, A. Murphy, $25, and 

 Frank Deller, $25. 



On invitation of Joseph Imholte, it 

 was decided to hold the next meeting 

 at his place, this meeting to be held 

 Wednesday, February 1, at 1 p, m, 



Joseph Imholte, Sec 'y 



BALTIMORE, MD, 



The Market. 



Since the supply last week had not 

 recovered from the close Christmas cut, 

 supply could not keep pace with the de- 

 mand. As a usual thing, both supply 

 and demand get back to normal on equal 

 footing, but this year demand is mak- 

 ing a much faster recovery. The nor- 

 mal business of the season is now in 

 full swing. From now until after Eas- 

 ter we can look for a good, steady busi- 

 ness. Considering the amount of busi- 

 ness that is now being transacted and 

 the source of supply, it is evident that 

 there is little danger of oversupply, 



Koses were never finer in quality. As 

 one goes through the wholesale houses 

 and notes the quantities in the retail 

 stores, one wonders if it is not the de- 

 mand that is becoming greater, instead 

 of roses being scarcer. Certainly, there 

 are more roses to be seen on the market 

 now than a few years ago. Carnations 

 are scarce. There are two reasons for 

 this: First, there arc not so many be- 

 ing grown this year as formerly; sec- 

 ond, they were lifted from the fields in 

 a warm, dry season and seem to have 

 suffered a reversal, from which they 

 have not yet recovered. Paper \V1iites 

 fell off somewhat and arc being handled 

 to much better advantage. Many of 

 these during the oversupply were sold at 

 prices that would not pay for the bulbs. 

 Local violets are scarce. Sweet peas, 

 too, are on the short side and are not 

 yet in full swing. Stevia is about over 

 and all miscellaneous stock is scarce. 

 Smilax is not to be had locally, but 

 there is a good supply of asparagus. 



The 1922 Business Meeting. 



Charles F. Feast, the chairman of 

 the general committee of the F. T. D. 



JACKSON,MISS. 



THE CAPITOL FLORAL CO. 



THIRTY YEARS OF FLORAL PROGRESS 



Greenhoase and Retail Store 



PROMPT ATTENTION, OUR MOTTO 



Member F. T. D. Texas BIdg., E. Capitol St. 



Yankton ana Mitchell, S. D. 



We grow Roses, Carnations and all seasonable 

 flowers. Floral emblems that are right. Give 

 us your northwest orders. 160- page catalogue. 



Gumey Greenhouse Company 



Mitchell, S.D. ™-S|S'' 



Choice flowers and prompt service 

 731 SOUTH MONTANA ST. Member F. T. D. 



Fargo, North Dakota 



SMEDLEY FLORAL CO.. Inc. 

 We ship to aU pointa in the Northwest 



BsUbUshad orar a quAitar of ft G«ntunr 



Devils Lake, N. D. Minot, N. D 



VALKER'S FLORAL CO. 



Largest Greenhoosea in the ' tate 



GRAND FORKS, N.D. ^!^!T 



g.S. wSSfn GRAND FORKS FLORAL CO. 



Orders for North Dakota and Northern Minnesota 



GRAND FORKS, N. D. 



McELROrS FLOWER SHOP 



Order* for North Dikota and Northern Minnesota 



CLARKSDALE, MISS. 



PAYNE'S FLOWER SHOP 



TUPELO, MISS, 



gt-e/li^c^ TUPELO FLORAL CO. 



MISSISSIPPI 



STEM ME & SONS 



HATTIESBURG 



GREENVILLE, MISS. 



IDLE HOUR FLORAL CO. 

 L. A. WAAS. M«nasrer. '01 Percy Street 



PONTIAC, ILLINOIS ^.«f 



Floweniof all kinda 

 in their seaaoo. 



W.J.MILLER & SON 



