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The Florists^ Review 



November 24, 1921 



"'Mgl&'-R.E. GOLDFISH 



LARCE, HEALTHY FISH AT 

 ROCK BOTTOM PRICES 



OUR PRICES ON FISH 



LARGE, HEALTHY STOCK Per 100 



Medium Selected Goldfish, assorted colors $3.N 



Medium Large Selected Goldfish, assorted colors S^ 



Large Selected Goldfish, assorted colors >M 



Per doz. 



Japanese Fantails, small, assorted colors $2.40 



Japanese FantaUs, medium, assorted colors 3.00 



Japanese Telescopes, small, assorted colors 3.00 



Japanese Telescopes, medium, assorted colors 4.S0 



Japanese Comets, medium, assorted colors 2.00 



Japanese Comets, extra large, assorted colors 3.00 



Japanlse Singletails, medium, assorted colors 1.80 



Japanese Singletails, large, assorted colors 2.40 



WATER PLANT AND FISH FOOD 



Water Plant 7Sc per doz. bunches; $5.50 per 100 



Wafer Food, large 3-colored package $0J0 doz.; $10.00 gross 



Flake Food, large 3-colored package CO doz.; 0.50 gross 



Natural Food, large 3-colored package.. .75 doz.; 7.50 gross 



Natural Food, in tin boxes 85 doz. ; f.OO gfross 



FISH GLOBES 



Good, Heavy Glass, and in Original Cases. 



Half-gallon Globes, 4 dozen to crate $ 8.00 per crate 



Gallon Globes, 2 dozen to crate 10.25 per crate 



Two-gallon Globes, 1 dozen to crate 8.50 per crate 



Three-gallon Globes, % dozen to crate •. ... 8.50 per crate 



Order your Globes and Supplies to be shippecl at once by freight. Flsii will follow by express. 



ASHBORNE GOLDFISH & SUPPLY COMPANY 



Hatcheries: Burlington, Iowa; Indianapolis, Ind.; Frederick, Md. 



1313 Agency St., BURLINGTON, IOWA 



^vith Flowers," free of charge, should 

 apply to L. Jules Bourdet, W. J. Pilcher 

 or George Deutschmann, the committee 

 in charge of them. The ten boards are 

 stored with the St. Louis Wholesale Cut 

 Flower Co. 



Louis A. Hoerr and Jules Bourdet, on 

 a recent hunting trip to Mr. Hoerr 's 

 farm in the country, returned home, 

 each carrying the required number of 

 d 11 p k s fi ft G G n 



William Schray & Sons are supplying 

 the local trade with excellent blooms of 

 gardenias and Bouvardia Humboldtii. 



The officers of the St. Louis Florists' 

 Club have started a campaign drive for 

 300' members by the expiration of their 

 term in office, September 1, 1922. Only 

 sixty new applications are needed to 

 complete the drive. Application blanks 

 can be had at the secretary's office, 1316 

 Pine street. 



The store forces of the Waldbart 

 Floral Co., Koenig Floral Co. and M. S. 

 Newman, near Grand and Olive, report 

 a fine run of business last week for 

 weddings, receptions and dinners. Their 

 display of mums attracted a great deal 

 of attention on these busy streets. 



The management of the Missouri Bo- 

 tanical Garden has arranged for floral 

 exhibits in the floral display house, be- 

 ginning January 1 with an orchid show. 

 Their collection is expected to be the 

 best and largest of its kind in this coun- 

 try. March and April a show of 3,000 

 cinerarias will be placed on exhibition. 

 For May the special feature display will 

 be new' English hybrids of the varied 

 calceolarias. Then the third annual 

 spring flower show of the St. Louis Gar- 

 den Club, which is composed of society 

 ladies in St. Louis, who promise to make 

 the fall flower show of the St. Louis 

 Flower Show Association a success. 



There will be no bowling this week, as 

 all are busy preparing for Thanksgiving 

 liusiness. The bowling of November 16 

 resulted in the defeat of the Carnations, 

 who lost two of the three games played 

 with the Orchids. The leading Sweet 

 Peas won from the Daisies two out of 

 three games, while the Violets beat the 

 Roses two out of three. Next bowling 

 night will be November 30. The stand- 

 ing of the teams to date is as follows: 



Won 



Namp 

 Sweet Tons, 

 ('iiriintions . 

 Violets . . . . 



Orehids 



DniBies 



No. Games 



3.-? 



a?t 



33 



33 



33 



Hoses .33 



Total Pins 

 L'4.474 

 24 '2'*2 

 53,043 

 23.."i.^') 

 22.0H7 

 22,r,28 



per Pianip 

 741—21 

 73.-. 



7 If.— 13 

 713— ir, 

 Oitft— 17 

 082-22 



J. J. B. 



An attractive arrangement for a re- 

 tailer's establishment . is that being 



Buy Your Supply 



Goldfish 



Where transportation is cheapest and time in transit 

 is least. We can supply from Denver promptly. 



Every Flower Shop should have Goldfish — they attract 

 attention. q^^ Special Offer 



50 Goldfish, about 2-inch size . . . $3.00 



10 Goldfish, Fan Tails, Medium size . 4.00 



10 Goldfish, Select Large, 4-inch size . 1.50 



12 bunches Cobomba Fish Moss . . 1.20 



12 packages Dependable Fish Food 1.30 



Shipping Pail .50 



All 



for 



$10.00 



cash 



with 



order 



$11.50 



We pay poitacc 00 Fith Food; balance of items (o by express at pnrcbaser's expense. 

 For Globes and Supplies, see our latest Wholesale Price List. 



1^ 1 1 C-*^J 1^^ The Western Florists' Supply House 



l/OlOraaO Oeea l/0.,1515ChampaSt.,DENVER,COLO. 



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Imported Aquarium Ornaments 



Something new. 



Ivory finish, at- 

 tractive and neat. 



They give yon 

 selling talk. 



Being smooth finish, eliminates 

 complaints that the ornaments in- 

 jure goldfish. 



They increas* 

 your sales, because 

 the Ivary finish 

 makes them appear 

 prominent in your 

 aquariums. 



SPECIAL OFFER -100 ornaments, 18 

 styles, best sellers, $18.00. 



100 '/r {profit. 



Illustrated catalogue of aquariums anil accessories on request. 



N. WAPLER, 134 Duane St., New York 



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