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The Rorists^ Review 



March 30. 1922 



Retail Florists — Attention! 



Bvwy RaUfl FMrt ii »AU. tiMi wUkMrt ••■W. iw mmIUm to kMp kMM pluti kuHAf tmi aikt Ikw inw. 



The Public Wants It 



— We Have It — 



ZENKE*S 



Here It Is 



"NEVV^ PLANT UFE" 



A Llqald Plant Food, Tonic and FortOlsmr. OdorioM, Economical, Harmlaw 



In Chicwo alone over 800 Retail Florists are selling it and sending repeat orders every month. 



SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER— Cut coupon bolow and ordor today 



BXCELL LABORATORIES, 4535 RsveaiwoMl Ave., CHICAGO, ILL. 



Enclosed please find check for $10.00. for which kindly ship at once, the following: 



5 Dos. NEW PLANT LIFE, K-plnt aisc, @ f2.00 flO.OO 



1 Doa. NEW PLANT LIFE, H-plnt aisc FREE 



Also a good supply of leaflets, without charge. Retailing at 26c pa: can, brings 118.00, or $8.00 net profit. 



Name 



Street City and SUte. 



^^-pifltciR 

 Retafli for . . 



25c 



Hand-Painted Metal Baskets 



THAT ARE DIFFERENT 



Baskets that will add to your window displays and 

 increase your sales 



A trial sample dozen will be sent on reiuesc. If not satisfactory they 

 may be returned at oui expense. p^^ Dozen 



No. 1 size, 4 mches wide, 4 inches high. . $3.00 

 No. 2 size, AX inches wide, 4>^ inches high. . 3.60 



In Both Round and Square Styles. 



Will make up beautifully with spring flowers. See Illustration. 

 Jobbers vrrite for special prices. 



IRVING STEIN CO., 309 River St., CHICAGO 



the ni.'ignitude of this floral establish- 

 ment, where bumper fr()])s of quality 

 have been the rule for several years. 



Isaac and Benjamin Passmore, of 

 Chester county, were guests at Lancas- 

 ter March 16. 



The following named members of the 

 Lancaster Clul) attended the flower 

 show at the (iraud Central Palace, New 

 York city, last week: Elmer J. Weaver 

 and son, P:iul; H.'irry K. Rohrer and 

 nephew, Edward Rohrer; Phares S. ;ind 

 Mrs. Hostetter; Miss Carrie Steckman 

 ■•nid .Tiilius P. Siebold. IT. K. R. 



PROVIDENCE, R. I. 



The Market. 



The warm, l);ilmy, s])riiiglike weather 

 of liist week creatiMl .-in increase in vol- 

 ume of liusiucss over the preceding 

 weeks an<l gives much encour.'igement 

 to the florists. The approaching Kaster- 

 tide is being amjily proclaimed in in- 

 creased offerings of potted plants, 

 which everywhere fill th(> florists' win- 

 dows. Reports indicate tliat tin' sup- 

 ply, especially of bullions stock, will be 

 the largest ever offered here. Lilies 

 will, undoubtedly, be in siifJicient (|U,'in- 

 tity to supply all demamls, but there 

 will be little or no excess, \iolets are 

 rejiorted as scarce. 



The spring-like conditions were re- 

 flected in the increased ,'ictivity among 

 the seed houses and dealers in agricul- 

 tural supplies, as well as among the for- 

 estry and landscajie men. 



Wm. J. Boas & Co. 



1427 Vine Street, 



Philadelphia, Pa. 



Write for 

 Prices. 



Save Freight on 

 Your Boxes 



If you are located west of the Missis- 

 sippi river, be sure and write for prices 



St Joseph Paper Box Company 



St. Joteph, Missouri 



BEFORE YOU ORDER YOUR 



FLOWER BOXES 



WRITE FOR 

 SPECIAL PRICES ON 



DURO 



Boxes 



WE MANUFACTURE A 

 COMPLETE LINE OF 



GRAY CLOUD : GREEN CLOUD 

 GRAY and WHITE GLAZE 



Diiro Paper Products Co. 



180 N. Wabash Ave. 

 CHICAGO 



MpnMon The ReTlew when you write. 



.Tohn A. Barry has been elected tree .\ representative of Schloss Bros, 



and forest warden of Warren, R. I. Ribbons, Inc., of New York, was a busi- 



