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The Florists^ Review 



Mabch 16. 1022 



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 



No. 

 4.. 

 5.. 

 6., 

 7., 

 8., 

 9., 



10.. 



11., 



12.. 



Diameter Diameter 



Top Bottom Height 

 Inehet Inohee 



inohei 



•3^4 



.3% 

 .3V4 



.5H 



.4^ 



.4 



.8% 



.5% 



1% 

 1% 

 a^ 

 1% 

 1% 

 1% 



2% 

 2% 



3% 

 4% 



7 

 8% 



8% 



9% 



10 H 



11 y4 



Pot Cover Liners 



Diameter Diameter 



Top Bottom Helgiit 



No. Ineliee Inohee Inohee 



20 6V4 »% 494 



21 6 3U 5% 



22 7 3% OH 



S3 8 494 7H 



Low Basket Liners 



Diameter Dlamoter 



Top Bottom Heiiht 

 Inohee Inohee 



No. 

 30. 

 31. 

 32. 

 33. 



Inohee 



.7 



.8^4 



.9 



1^ IS 



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

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



2423 . 25 West 

 Fourteenth St. 



GRAND SHEET METAL WORKS 



The LARGEST MANUFACTURERS of BASKET LINERS in AMERICA 



CHICAGO, 



ILLINOIS 



BOSTON. 



The Market. 



It cannot truthfully be stated that 

 it is a brisk market and, but for a large 

 amount of funeral work, the market 

 would be decidedly weak. Milder 

 weather has hurried flowers along and, 

 in spite of some dark days, supplies 

 readily increase. Prices have not de- 

 clined much within a week and, even if 

 they had, growers have had excellent 

 business since Christmas and satisfac- 

 tory prices. There is a largely in- 

 creased supply of roses of fine quality 

 and, as a natural consequence, values 

 have dropped a little. Killarney is 

 down to $3 per hundred for shorts, but 

 other varieties have held up to $4 to $6 

 per hundred, such varieties as Russell, 

 Hadley, Scott Key, Crusader and Pil- 

 grim bringing the most money. Yel- 

 lows are rather more plentiful and sell 

 well. Ophelia is plentiful, but Mme. 

 Butterfly is gradually supplanting it. 



Carnations are almost at their flood 

 tide and prices on them are much the 

 same as for short-stemmed roses. While 

 some fine flowers arrive, it is plainly 

 to be seen that nowadays many of the 

 best products of local growers go to the 

 other large wholesale markets. Violets 

 do not sell well; most of them do 

 not realize over 50 to 75 cents per hun- 

 dred. On the other hand, fancy- 

 bunched flowers make double these 

 prices, Pansies are abundant and fine 

 in quality. Sweet peas are not good 

 property. There are entirely too many 

 of them, with the usual wide range in 

 prices. Zvolanek's Rose, Rose Queen 

 and Mrs. Kerr are popular varieties. 



Callas are considerably overdone and, 

 in spite of heavy sales for funeral work, 

 are a slow sale. The same holds true of 

 lilies. Some fine formosum lilies are 

 now seen. Snapdragon is now of splen- 

 did quality and arrives in increased 

 number; the finest spikes make $16 per 

 hundred. Pink remains far the best 

 seller. A considerable number of both 

 white and yellow marguerites now come 

 in and bachelor's buttons are also more 

 plentiful. 



About all varieties of tulips and nar- 

 cissi are now available. Prices on these 

 hold up well; few flowers go below $4 



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Jardinieres for Easter 



Strongly made of wood fiber, waterproofed. All 

 sizes for standard flower pots. May be used for 

 cut flowers. Inexpensive. Send at once for folder 

 showing the new designs, executed in striking colors. 

 Use them for your Easter trade as an additional 

 attraction and increase your profits. 



MONO SERVICE CO., NEWARK, N. J. 



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Plain Galvanized Vases 



These Vases are extra heavy and durable 



You will be pleased with their long service-giving 

 qualities. 



Height 

 7 ins. 

 10 ins. 

 12 ins. 

 15 ins. 

 20 ins. 

 2Hns. 



No. 1. 

 No. 2., 

 No. 3., 



No. 4., 

 No. 5., 



No. 6., 



Bottom Diam. 



.4 

 ..4 

 ,.6 

 ..« 

 ..6 



ins. 

 ins. 

 ins. 

 ins. 

 ins. 



.8H ins. 



Top Diam. 

 5H ins. 

 5'^i ins. 

 7}4 ins. 

 7^2 ins. 

 8 ins. 

 •JK ins. 



Each 

 $0.3-'> 

 .45 

 .50 

 .HO 

 .80 

 1.10 



Painted in green enamel 5 cents each extra. 

 Special sizes made to order. 



S. & S. TIN SPECIALTY COMPANY 



309 River St., CHICAGO 



ln<If»r direction of 

 IRVir«i<i STKIN. 



Special prices 

 to jobbers. 



per hundred. Freesia Purity is getting 

 small, but some good colored freesias 

 are seen. There are small lots of Span- 



ish iris in several colors; these sell at 

 from $3 per dozen upwards. Mignonette 

 sells slowly. Wallflowers and forget- 



