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The Florists^ Review 



Mabcs 9. 1922 



STOCK BASKET LINERS 



We are able to furnish liners at much lower prices, because we manufacture stock basket liners in 

 large quantities. We have in stock at all times and can ship at once any of the sizes and styles below 



Tumbler Basket Liners 



Diameter Diameter 



Top Bettom Height 

 Inohei Inohet Inohee 



2^ 

 1% 

 1% 

 2% 

 1% 



1% 



3% 



7 



8% 

 9% 



av6 lOH 

 a% 11V4 



Pot Cover Liners 



Diameter DIamster 



Top Bottom Helfht 

 No. Inohei Inehea Inehat 



20 .6V4 »% *% 



21 6 3H B94 



22 7 3% eii 



23 8 4% 7V2 



Low Basket Liners 



Diameter Diameter 



Top Bettom Height 

 inohee Inehe* Inohae 



No. 



30 6V4 4}4 3V6 



31 7 bH 3(2 



32. 

 33. 



.8V4 

 .9 



6 

 6 



4% 

 6^ 



We quote unusually low prices on quantity orders and will send samples on request. We also manufacture 

 special liners to order. Tell us your needs. WRITE FOR PRICES. 



2423 - 25 West 

 Fourteentli St. 



GRAND SHEET METAL WORKS 



Tlie LARGEST MANUFACTURERS of BASKET LINERS In AMERICA 



CHICAQO, 



ILLINOIS 



William Eosenthal, proprietor of the 

 Boston Cut Flower Co., has opened a 

 new flower store on Harvard avenue, 

 AUston, near the Rogers Flower Store. 

 Ernest A. Pike has opened a store at 

 399 Main street, Melrose. Both stores 

 are being well patronized. 



Thomas Eoland will take along a car- 

 load of acacias to the national show at 

 Indianapolis. He will not exhibit at 

 either the New York or Boston show 

 and will bo obliged to leave here March 

 23, the same day Boston's show opens. 



Ernest H. Wilson, of the Arnold Ar- 

 boretum, when heard from a few days 

 ago, had just left Manbasa for 

 Cape Colony and expected to leave Cape 

 Town during the first half of April for 

 Southampton. He would spend some 

 time iu England and probably reach 

 Boston early in June. His tour of the 

 world has now taken over two years. 



At the nejtt meeting of the Gardeners' 

 and Florists 'Y;iub, March 21, bulbs will 

 be the subject^ of the evening and there 

 will be several short, practical talks on, 

 and exhibits of, bulbous flowers. 



The notice that Illinois has estab- 

 lished a quarantine against New Eng- 

 land, or certain parts of it, on account 

 of the gypsy moth and corn borer, does 

 not terrify us as much as it did. The 

 former pest has been here for many 

 years, while the European corn borer 

 menace is not considered serious. In 

 this connection it is worth noting that 

 the chief veterinarian of the British 

 government states that wild birds and 

 wmds were responsible for the rapid 

 spreading of the present terrible out- 

 break of foot and mouth disease among 

 domestic farm animals in the British 

 Isles. 



The William H. Elliott Co., of Mad- 

 bury, N. H., is making splendid ship- 

 ments of Scott Key, Crusader and Had- 

 ley roses, in addition to Premier, Mme. 

 Butterfly, Columbia, Ophelia and Pil- 

 grim. This firm is not now growing any 

 white roses there at all. 



Charles Evans, the well known and 

 popular Watertown florist, has the sin- 

 cere sympathy of a host of friends in 

 the trade in the bereavement he has 

 suffered in the sudden death of his wife, 

 February 27. Mrs. Evans was only 31 

 (Concluded on pa«e 112.) 



ORDER 

 NOW 



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eitald— special 

 and Artificial 



FT O^l/PI? nVFQ in packages sufficient to make one gallon. 50cpr( 

 r LiV/ TV i:*IV U l 11.0 ^ce« in quantities or bulk. Colors for Natural j 



Flowers, Baskets, Ropinfl, etc 



AUO MANUFACTURING CO., 101 Beekman Street, NEW YORK CITY 



St. Patrick's Green 

 Carnation Absorber 



(POWDER) 



Enough Powder to make ] quart fluid . . $0.50 

 Enough Powder to make from 2 to 3 quarts 



fluid 1.00 



This fluid will POSITIVELY color 

 white carnations or other white 

 flowers a rich IRISH GREEN. 



Directions with each* packaice 



30 EAST RANDOLPH ST. 

 CHICAGO, ILL. 



ERNE & CO., 



St. Patrick's Day Novelties 



Green Dye, ?r;r rk«""!."?.':"^' 50c 



Shamrocks, planted in center of 



"Murphy s." $1.80 per doc. 



Shamrocks, planted in center of 

 "Murphys" with individual 

 boxes $3.00 per doz. 



Shamrocks, planted in "the Hat 



my Father Wore" $3.00 per doz. 



Cash or stamps, please. 



LESLIE & CO. 



208 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago, III. 



Climax Mfg. Co. 



Florists' 

 High Grade Boxes 



CASTORLAND, N. Y. 



Green Dye 



For St. Patrick's Day 



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MARCH 



17 



FRIDAY 



GREEN DYE 



Per Package -Enough for color- C^|^4^ 

 i ng 100 to 200 Carnations «-» V^*» 



3 packages for $1.00 

 Special Wholesale Prices 



to jobbers on lots of 25, 50 and 100 packages. 

 We have the most succe-sful Green Dye. 

 which is cheaper and more economical than 

 any other on the market. 



A. T. Pyf er & Co. 



WHOLESALE FLORISTS 



L. D. Phone, Central 3373 



164 N. Wabash Ave., CHICAGO 



Mention The RcTlew wben yon writs. 



YELLOW FLOWER DYE 



PRICE, ""Ko"iIiSr' $1.00, prepaid. 



Six for $5.00 

 McCIenahan Greenhouses, 



OkUhoma CKy, Okla. 



