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TTic Florists' Review 



Afbil 13. 1922 



the loss of such patronage is offset by 

 the increased purchases of customers 

 willing to pay a fair price for reliable 

 stock. 



S. Bash, of Bash's Seed Store, In- 

 dianapolis, Ind., is well pleased with 

 the results obtained with the booth 

 which this firm maintained at the show. 

 Information 'was dispensed free at this 

 stand and packet seeds sold in large 

 numbers. 



The .staff of Fagan's Seed Store, In- 

 dianapolis, Ind., was too busy and too 

 short-handed to make a display at the 

 show, so this firm arranged an attractive 

 and seasonable home exhibit. 



The Warren Seed Co., Indianapolis, 

 was also in the "would have been had 

 it been possible" class. The strong- 

 hold of this firm is the country trade 

 in farm seeds of the highest quality. 



The bulb and poultry supply sales this 

 season of the Pershing Seed Store, Mun- 

 eie, Ind., are going ahead of all previous 

 established records. 



"Fine business," observed Manager 

 Rotherham, of Wood & Co., East Cleve- 

 land, O., referring to the seed and 

 planting sales now in full rush, promis- 

 ing to be the best for several seasons 

 past. 



Johnson's Seed Store, Cleveland, re- 

 ported everything in full swing. "Seed 

 time and harvest shall not fail," ob- 

 served the hustling scion of the house; 

 "we are now getting both." 



The A. C. Kendel Seed Store, Cleve- 

 land, finds the new location helpful to 

 handling shipping trade. An enormous 

 business in the handling of young 

 chicks has been worked up. Manager 

 Bailey mentioned the expert handling 

 by a young lady who can spot at sight 

 any bird of the ten varieties, an iirt in 

 itself. 



Walter E. Cook, of Walter E. Cook, 

 Inc., Cleveland, 0., in arranging a win- 

 dow display of grass seed called atten- 

 tion to the firm 's special brands, which 

 meet with large sale — Sunny Spot mix- 

 ture, Golf mixture for hard knocks, and 

 Shady mixture. Secretary James 

 Fraser observed it was suggestive of 

 types of the average purchaser. 



The Harvey Seed Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 

 is in the throes of a rushing counter and 

 shipping seed business, consequent upon 

 the late season. 



O. W. Clark & Son, Buffalo, report an 

 unusual trade with commuters, indicat- 

 ing a return to pre-war small garden 

 conditions. W. M. 



Valparaiso, Ind.— Keinhart & Adams 

 are opening a new store at 70 South 

 Washington street. They have ordered 

 the equipment from the A. L. Randall 

 Co., Chicago. 



Return Envelopes 



CatalojBTue Envelopes 



Seed Packets 



Brown Ba^ Filtiiig Madime Co. 



Fitekbarc. Mam.. U. S. A. 



VAN ZONNEVELD BROS. & PHILIPPO 



laSTABLISHBD 1879 



SASSENHEIM, 



HOLLAND 



Uly of the Valley— Bulbs 



Order Now Your nrst.CUM 

 German Grovm 



Lily of the Valley 



Right From Cold Storage 

 at Pre.War Price* 



Let Ue Quote Yov Otur 

 Reasonable Prices 



The Best Grade 



Dutch and French Bulks 



Branch Office: 18 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY 



AGE AND REPUTATION ARE TWO 

 FACTORS WORTH CONSIDERATION 



C. KEUR & SONS, HULEGOM, HOLLAND 



S62S Mosholu Ave, NEW YORK CITY 



Uly of the Valley -Gladioli 



Now on hand in this country for imine<liate deUvery. 



Ordera and inquiries invited. 



The trade will be visited in due time for Spring and Fall orders 1922. 



LIVE WIRE 



AGAIN-BUY YOUR 

 FRENCH BULBS-NOW 



FROM 



Lagarde & Vandervoort 



OLLIOULES, FRANCE 



Permanent American Address: 



P. O. Hamilton Grange Station 

 Box 38 NEW YORK CITY 



Our repreatntative will be ctUling on you 



Mention Ths Herlew wh«n yn writs. 



The United Bulb Growers, he. 



Sassenhelm, Holland 



Ksv Tsfk Office, IS WOBaM Sirsel 



Wbcrfesala Gronvers ol 



HYACINTHS. 



TULIPS, 



DARWIN TULIPS 



GOLDEN SPUR 



BIC. VICTORIA 



VON SION 

 and etber Bulbs 



Cable Address: UsUed Bsib, SaiscBkei& 



Chas. Schwake & Co., Inc. 



LILY OF THE VALLEY 



Japanese Lilies, french lad Dutch Bulbs 

 90-92 West Braadwiy NEW YORK 



CELOSIA CHRYSANTHEFLORA 



Including such beautiful colors as Old Rose, 

 Salmen, Golden, Wistaria, Shell Pink, Deep 

 Red. Scarlet, Mulberry, Lemon, Nile Green 

 and Crimson. All these slia<les will be in f honiixttire. 



$5.00 Per Trade Packet '^^r/o,!.','"" 



S. BRYSON AY RES SEED CO. 

 503 Walnut Street, KANSAS CI1Y, MO. 



SNAPDRAGON 



Begin to sow seed for sprfaig btooms aod 



for earfy spring sales of plants. Use the 



best seed and be sore of remits. 



SEED of our famons Silver Pink. $1X0 per pkt.; 

 8 for $2.M: 7 for $6.00. 



SEED of Hybrid Pink and of oar aew Golden 

 E>ink Qaeen, same price. 



SEED of Keysume. Nelrose. Garnet. White, Yel- 

 low, Scarlet. Light Pink. Boztoa and Fancy 

 Mixed, 80c per pkt.; 8 for $1.00. 



Free cultural directions. All orders cash. 



G.S.RANSBURG,SONERSWORTII,N.H. 



. Mention The Berlew when nm writs. 



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