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52 



The Florists^ Review 



Apbil 27. 1923 



STUPPY SUPPLY COMPANY 



Ten-Twenty Oak Street •■-•.^{SlKS^gS KANSAS CITY, NO. 



BOOK YOUR ORDERS WITH US NOW 



Roses, Carnations, Peas, Valley, JonquUs, 

 Snapdragons, Flat Ferns, Plumosus, 



Cut Easter Lilies 



SUPPLIES? Yes, Let us quote you on quality stock. Anything you 



want in the supply line 



-inch MUSCOSA FERNS, $10.00 per 100 

 -inch MUSCOSA FERNS, 20.00 per 100 

 inch MUSCOSA FERNS, 35.00 per 100 



COLEUS, PETUNIAS, VERBENAS 



Let us fill your wants or quote you prices 



2 

 3 



4 



SALVIAS, 



QUALITY AND SERVICE 



quality exceptionally good. Miss Ten- 

 ner thinks it is no wonder peas are 

 popular when such fine flowers can be 

 had at such low prices. 



J. L. Easke, who has been in the 

 North Chicago hospital since his re- 

 turn from :^orida, has gone to his 

 home, but will return to the hospital in 

 a few days for further treatments. It 

 is feared he has arteriosclerosis, al- 

 though he is still a young man. 



A. T. Pyfer reports the first indoor 

 gladioli April 21. The variety, of 

 course, was Pendleton. 



Albert Campiche, who is with the 

 J. L. Easke store, on Jackson boulevard, 

 has had an anxious week. Mrs. Cam- 

 . piche was injured at the base of the 

 brain in an automobile accident, but at 

 last reports her condition was im- 

 proving. 



F. Fallon, the well known grower at 

 Boanoke, Va., was here this week, ac- 

 companied by H. T. Bryant, his Roa- 

 noke store manager. They are on a tour 

 of the middle west to see what is to 

 be seen. William Reid, of Randall's, 

 was their pilot to points of interest 

 here. 



Charles Erne reports a visit last week 

 from Mrs. E. H. Hunt, who was on her 

 way from her present home in Montana 

 to her old home in Massachusetts. 



WASHINGTON, D. C. 



The Market. 



The heat is beginning to tell on Amer- 

 ican Beauty roses, and the blooms have 

 decreased materially in size. The price 

 runs from $6 to $12 per dozen at whole- 

 sale, with the demand accentuated by 



It Pays to Buy Direct from the Groover. 



Cut Flowers 



WUhoat Notlc*. 



CARNATIONS, ETC. 



Subject to Change 



ROSES 



Scott Key 10c to 26c 



Premier I Each 



MiUdy (Short, 6c to 8c 



Columbia /Medium. 10c to 12c 



Butterfly iLong. I6cto20c 



Ophelia J Special, 20c to 26c 



Double White 8c to 12c 



GREENS 



Oregon Fern Leaves per lOOO, $6.00 



Asparagua Plumosua per bunch, 75c 



Asparagus Sprengerl per bunch, 75c 



Huckleberry Sprays per bunch, 75c 



Carnations each, 60 



Carnation Laddie each, 10c to 12c 



Sweet Peas per lOO. Sl.60toS8.M 



DaffodUa each, 6c to 10c 



Snapdragons each, 8c to 10c 



LUy of the Valley 6c to 8c 



Violets, home-grown, aingle per 100, $1,00 



Double per 100. 1.60 



CallaLiUes each, 20c 



Easter Lilies each, 26c to 80c 



Darwin Tulips each, 10c 



We are now booking orders for Prime Young Stock of 



Roses '"o Carnations 



see our Ads in classified section. 



TheElitch Gardens Co.,TiS1£^ Denver, Colo. 



