Jakvakt 19, 1922 



The Florists^ Review 



101 



No. F. X. ASSORTMENT 



Price, $14.50 



% Doz. Quart Globes. 

 yi Doz. K-Gal. Globes. 

 K Doz. 1-Gal. Globes. 

 yi Doz. Brass Stands. 

 3^ Doz. Boxes of Sea Shells. 

 3^ Doz. Castles. 



1 Doz. Wafer Fish Food. 



1 Doz. Natural Fish Food. 



1 Doz. Fish Moss. 



60 Goldfish, about 2-in. 

 6 Fantails. 

 6 Long Tail Comets. 



2 Telescopes. 

 1 Dip Net. 



Will substitute 1 dozen 1-gal. Globes, 



in place of Globes mentioned, 



at same price. 



At reasonable prices, retaUs for $31.00 



Opmn aec<mnt to rated concema, othtr- 

 Caah with order. Prompt 

 ahipntent will be made. 



GOLDFISH 



We have a fine lot 

 of fancy fish for the 

 CHRISTMAS TRADE 



We have been in 

 bnsiness sixteen 

 years and know 

 how to ship Gold- 

 fish any dbtance 

 safelT 



Chineae Teleacopea 



tmd Fantaila are a 



popular fi»h with 



the trade 



We sell Goldfish — at $5.00 per 100 and up — aquariums 

 and supplies. We manufacture aquariums in all sizes. 



Send for wholesale catalogue 



Auburndale Goldfish Co. 



1449 W. MadUon Street 



CHICAGO 



Goldfish and Canaries 



WE have the largest and most complete stock of 

 Plain and Fancy GOLDFISH, consisting of Jap- 

 anese Comets, Japanese Singletails, Japanese Fan- 

 tails, Japanese Telescopes and Paradise Fish, that 

 we have ever had. 



Our stock of Aquariums, Globes, Fish Food, Water 

 Plant and Aquarium Ornaments is also complete. 



Then we have a big assortment of Canaries, Bird 

 Cages and Bird Supplies. 



Write for Our Catalogue 



Ashborne Goldfish and Supply Co. 



Hatcheries: Burlington - Indianapolu - Frederick, Md. Office, BURLINGTON, IOWA. 



stock that i.s coming to the market from 

 the new management is up to the 

 Schneider standard. 



E. G. Qillett reports regular shipments 

 of coontie foliage from Florida, which 

 sells readily. 



L. H. Kyrk is receiving some good 

 Romans front George Klotter, of Price 

 Hill, and good primulas from Thomas 

 Batson, of Kalamazoo, Mich. 



The visitors were: C. Cheoseman, of 

 the Ward Co., Chicago; Joseph R. Gold- 

 man, Middletown, 0. G. H. K. 



SCRANTON FLORISTS ELECT. 



The Scranton Florists' Club met at 

 the Elks' banquet hall, January 10. 

 Covers were laid for seventy-five people. 

 The business session was made short, 

 owing to the presence of S. S. Pennock, 



the chief speaker, for we wanted to give 

 him the time. The business session, how- 

 ever, resulted in the election of the fol- 

 lowing officers: 



President, B. E. Cokely; first vice- 

 president, T. B. McClintock; second 

 vice-president, Charles H. Dillon; sec- 

 retary, G. R. Clark; assistant secretary, 

 J^tta Gager; treasurer, (lertrude Scliul- 

 theis; financial secretary. Dora Sehul- 



