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The Rorists' Review 



January 26, 1922 



The VALEJ^INE BOX 



THAT WILL CONVERT YOUR 

 FLOWERS FROM AN ORDINARY 

 BOUQUET TO A— 



REAL VALENTINE 



A white glazed folding box of won- 

 derful quality, printed in red and 

 gold with heart and arrow embossed 



INEXPENSIVE 



PRACTICAL 



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We have made up a limited quantity of these boxes and 

 when they are sold there will be no more. Place your 

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 will add to your valentine decoration and increase your sales . 



FIVE SIZES 



Per 100 Per 100 



10x6x5^ $10.00 24x6x3^ $11.60 



12x8x6J'ii 12.50 30x5x3>i 13.00 



21x8x4 14.75 



WRITE FOR PRICES ON OUR GRAY AND GREEN CLOUD BOXES 



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ISO N. Wabash Ave. CHICAGO 



carnations. Violets remain about the 

 same and are a little more in favor. 

 Pansies are selling well. Sweet peas are 

 inij)roviiig in quality and some arc now 

 arriving with 15-iiich to 18-inch stems. 

 Snapdragon is also a little more plenti- 

 ful. Golden Spur narcissus continues in 

 short supply and realizes fancy prices. 

 Campcrnelles sell at from $G to $8 and 

 Paper Whites from $.j to $G. Tulips are 

 r.-itlier scarce and short-stemmed. Free- 

 sia is of good quality and selling well. 

 Occasional tlowers of Iris tingitana 

 are seen. Prol)ably about one bulb out 

 of fifty of these grown locally has flow- 

 ered this season. No more California 

 iris for these growers. 



There is a better supply of callas, 

 mainly Godfrey, and prices on these 

 and Easter lilies are a shade easier. Mis- 

 cellaneous flowers like forget-me-nots, 

 calendulas, buddlcia, wallflowers, yel- 

 low marguerites, mignonette and bache- 

 lor's buttons are not abundant, and sell 

 readily. Stevia is less abundant and will 

 soon pass out. 



The local Cattleya Triana? crop is in 

 season now, but supplies coming in are 

 small and prices well maintained. Gar- 

 denias come chiefly from New York. 

 There is a better demand for both ferns 

 and asparagus. Cinerarias arc now abun- 

 dant among the pot plants and these and 

 pans of bulbous flowers are in good de- 

 mand. An occasional azalea is seen, 

 good numbers of ericas and some ge- 

 nistas, cyclamens and begonias. 



Union Meetings. 



The series of union meetings at Hor- 

 ticultural hall, running from January 

 17 to 20, proved unusually successful. 



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Florists' Stationery 



Prices qaoted are for White Hunmermill Bond, 

 printed in black or irreen ink only. 



1000 Letterhead!, $3.00 1000 Billhead!, $3.00 



1000 Envelope!, 4.00 1000 Label!, 8.2S 



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The simplest and best 

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 226 Main St., GREENFIELD, MASS. 



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