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The Florists' Review 



Septbmbbu 22, 1921 



Home Telephone, Harrison 6487 



BeU, Grand 3143 



Kansas City Wholesale Cut Flower Co. 



1108-1110 Grand Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. 



NO BETTER MARKET NO BETTER STOCK 



No Other Wholesale Firm That Will Take the Same Care With Your Orders. 

 L. R. BOHANNON, Always at Your Service. 



ROSES 



DAHLIAS GLADIOLI 



All best shipping varieties. Cut Extra fancy, especially packed for 

 from young stock. shipping, 3, 4 and 6 cents. 



75,000 coming in daily. 



Wonderful Giant Celosia 



Flowers 12 to 14 inches in diameter. Stems 4 feet long. 



RED, CERISE, ORANGE, YELLOW, GREEN, OLD ROSE 



Just the thing for large store decoration. Can be shipped all over the United 

 States. Will be exhibited in Chicago Market this week. 



Flat Ferns Erica Ferns 



Florists' Supplies 



Asparagus 



Wire Design Manufacturers 



large entrancf vostibulo and a 4 ton 

 refrigerating niaobine are i-liiof among 

 the improvements. In connection with 

 this work nnd tli;it of his new office as 

 president of the Uptown Chicigo Kxpo- 

 sition Association, H. Dien Keliillcr has 

 been exceedingly busy of late. 



Visitors. 



I. Inoue, manager of the United 

 Klower & Supply (-o., of San Francisco, 

 arrive<l here last week with the intcn 

 lion of remaining six weeks to three 

 months, or during the movement of the 

 coast chrysanthemum crop. Mr. Inoue 's 

 company in other seasons has sent large 

 (piantities of mums to Chicago without 

 ,•1 direct representative liere, selling both 

 to wholesalers and to retailers. The 

 l)ulk of the business has been done early 

 and late, before and after our local 

 mums were in season. Mr. Inoue is look- 

 ing over the ground to see in wli.at way 

 tlie business may best be increased. 



Hans Tobler.'who, after many years 

 •is a juivate gardener, has gone into 

 the florists' business at Three Rivers, 

 Mich., sj)ent September 17 in the mar 

 ket. He expects to be a steady buyer 

 h4ie, as even at this eaily date he finds 

 sale for more stock than he is able to 

 produce. 



F. C. Goodman, of Kemble & (Jood- 

 mjin, Ma.son City, la., has been here for 

 seVeral days. His firm, which has re- 

 tailed from the greenhouses, is ])repar- 

 ing to open a downtown store and Mr. 

 (joodman h.as devoted much care to ac- 

 quainting himself with the most up-to- 

 date equipment and to getting estimates 

 from the manufacturers. 



L. R. Bohannon, now ".it your serv- 

 ice" in Kansas City, was here for sev- 



Better stock means better business 



Our Roses are fine, good length stems 



Columbias, 6c to 10c 

 Ophelias, 4c to 10c 

 Milady, 3c to 6c 

 White Roses, 4c to 8c 



Asters, 3c to 4c 

 Gladioli, 6c to 8c 

 Valley, 8c to 10c 

 Statice, bunch, 75c 



New Cape Flowers, Immortelles and all Xmas Sup- 

 plies now on hand. Let us quote you prices. 



Large line of Florists* Supplies always on hand 



T. J. Noll Floral Company 



1117-1119 McGee St., Kansas City, Mo. 



er.'ii days last week. He brought along 

 a display of the celosias he features in 

 his Kans:is City store and has ma<le re- 

 splendent the window of the Roh.'iiinoii 

 Floral Co. 



Rolf Zetlitz, of Lima, O., was a vis- 

 itor last week. He is preparing to open 

 a new retail store at Middletown, O., 

 and placed an order for a complete out- 



YELLOW FLOWER DYE 



PRICE, 



■uffleient to make 



oneqaart. $1.00, prepaid. 



Six for $5.00 

 McClenahan Greenhouses, 



Oklahoma City, Okla. 



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