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90 



The Florists' Review 



Apbil «. 1922 



PHILADELPHIA NOTES. 



' ('l)Ilclllll('(l flOllI IKIKC Mtl. I 



hcaltli, cxpcrienccMl aetivo business in 

 Inilianapolis. 



Emil H. Ufschick and Mrs. Geschick 

 will }jo abroad this summer. 



Leo N lessen, who had planned a day's 

 holiday with his family last week, gave 

 it up because the market was so bad 

 that he was needed at his place. 



The M. Kice Co. reports excellent busi- 

 ness at Iniliaiiapolis. 



Victor Groshens has returned from 

 Indianapolis to Roslyn. His son is -with 

 the K. a. Hill Co., at Richmond. 



Frederick ,J. Michell has returned 

 from St. I'«?tersl)urf,', Fla. Phil. 



SPRINQ SALES. 



To move the accumulation of bulbous 

 flowers which ordinarily gluts the mar- 

 ket at this time, tlie florists of Toronto 

 are instituting special Saturday sale.s 

 at reduced prices. One of these offered 

 daffodils at from 60 cents to $1 per 

 dozen and tulips at from 75 cents to $1 

 per dozen. The flowers were guaranteed 

 to be of the best quality and, to assure 

 the public of this fact, the names of 

 the twenty florists joining in the sale 

 were printed at the bottom of the quar- 

 ter-page advertisement which announced 

 the sale in the daily papers. Since the 

 list includes the oldest and best florists 

 in Toronto, it should indeed be a guar- 

 antee. The names of the florists who 

 participated in the sale are: Mrs. D. S. 

 Barber, Cooper, H. G. Dillemuth, Dun- 

 lop's, Ltd., K. T. Dean, A. J. Frost, S. A. 

 Frost, George Hatcher, W. J. Hoath, J. J. 

 Higgins, Ltd., T. H. P. Hammett, Charles 

 Lewis, R. Mearna, J. A. Xeale, People's 

 Florist, Rosedale Florist, F. Saunders, H. 

 Waters, P. Waters and George W. War- 

 ren. 



Sioux City, la. — Rocklin & Lehman 

 have purchased the entire greenhouses 

 and land formerly occupied by the 

 Glassacres Garden Co. at North River- 

 side. ( ^The property consists of more 

 than oUTTOO square feet of glass and 

 about three acres of land alongside the 

 greenhouses. They also have purchased 

 the store of the Art P"'loral Co., at 512 

 Fifth street, maintaining tlieir present 

 place on Fourth street as their main 

 store. They are now planning to build 

 .35,00(1 square feet of additional glass. 



METAIRIE RIDGE 

 NURSERY CO., Ltd. 



LEADING RETAIL 

 HOKISIS 

 J38 CoroMtld Sr,^ _ . 

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Philadelphia 



AND SUBURBAN ORDERS EXECUTED 

 WITH GOOD TASTE AND PROMPTNESS 



Joseph Josephs 



1722 COLUMBIA AVENUE 



PENCILS AT WHOLESALE 



Best Graphite, Gilt Tip, Rubber Eraser Lead PencilB 

 at $3 25 a {cross. Imprintingf, one to three lines, in 

 lots of TWO GROSS and over, $1.50 per (tross extra. 

 15c brings you samples worth double the money. 



The Osborne Co. 



Lock Drawer D., Camden, New York 



"PENCO" 

 Florists' Netal Supplies 



Basket Liners 



(All Styles) 



Bouquet Holders 



Vases 



Fern Pots 



Window Troughs 



AND ALL 



Metal Specialties 



5% Discount 

 For Cash With Order 



Special Diiconnt to Jobbers and 



Large Quantity Bayer* 



Manufactured by 



The Penn Mfg. & Supply Co. 



Wilkes-Barre, Penna. 



No. 501— 3Kx7, 

 Per Grot*, $8.00 



No. 502—4x8, 

 Per Gro*t, $9.00 



No. 503— 5x9H, 

 Per Grot*, $10.50 



No. 504— 



3K«2Hx6H, 

 Per Grot*, $10.50 



Mention The Bevlew when yog write. 



Plain Galvanized Vases 



Th.ce Vaa.a ar. .xtra h.avy and durabl. 



You wQl be pleased with their long serTice-giving 

 qualities. 



Bottom Diam. Height Top Diam. Each 



No. 1....4 ins. 7M ins. 6H ins. $0.36 



No. 2....4Ji ins. 10 ins. 5H ins. .46 



No. 3 — 5H ins. 12 ins. 6 ins. .50 



No. 4. ...6 ins. 12 ins. 7K ins. .60 



No. 6. ...6 ins. 15 ins. 8 ins. .80 



No. 6. ...7 ins. 18^ ins. 9H ins. 1.10 



Painted in green enamel 5 cents each extra. 

 Special sizes made to order. 



S. & S. TIN SPECIALTY COMPANY 

 ^"^ri^o'Vi'Sfr 309 River St., CHICAGO 



Special prices 

 to jobbers. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



The SaVO Steel AU-Year-Round Flower Box 



Self-Watering and Sub-Irrigating 



For WINDOWS, PORCHES, 



LEDGES, SUN PARLORS, Etc. 



Leak-proof and rust-proof. No surface 

 watering. Perfect AIR circulation and 

 drainage. 



A Sale* Bootter— A Trade Winner — An Ea*y 

 Seller. Good Margin of Profit to Dealer*. 



Write for free Catalogue, prices and discounts 



SAVO MANUFACTURING CO., 



Ill W. Monroe St. CHICAGO Painted Jan. 23. 1917 



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