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The Florists^ Review 



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Kansas City Wholesale Cut Flower Co. 



1108-1110 Grand Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. 



Horn* Talapkon*. Harrison 6487 Ball, Grand 3 143 



L. R. BOHANNON, Always At Your Service 



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Our Variety of Home-grown, Local Stock easily makes us the best place to send 

 your orders when you wish to be sure of obtaining flowers. 



Flowers We Can Supply Now 



CHOICE ROSES PEONIES FANCY CARNATIONS 

 Easter Lilies Double Cornflowers Lily of the Valley 

 Calendulas Sweet Peas Snapdragons Larkspur 



Iris Stocks Pansies 



Our New Eurica Fern Everything in Green Goods 



Also Florists' Supplies 



AH Flowers Locally Grown 



Special Season's Offer 



Imported Waxed Dahlias ^oo 



Ascorted colors $1.90 



Imported Rambler Rose* 



Assorted 75 



Imported Daisies 



White, yellow 75 



Wo also carry Roses. Carnations. Poppies. 

 Sweet Peas, Nastartiumsand otlier flowers in 

 seasoiK- Complete sample assortment, $1.00. 



Lotos Manufacturing Co. 



Per 



louo 

 $17.50 



7.00 



6.50 



1734 N. Haltted St. 



CHICAGO 



Manufacturers and Importers 

 of any flowers 



at this season. However, trade has not 

 been at all bad and April 30 there was 

 little surplus to be carried over. There 

 may have been Aprils when larger vol- 

 umes of business were done, particularly 

 when Easter came in that month, but no 

 one caji find any fault with either the 

 turnover or prices received when depres- 

 sion in so many other lines is consid- 

 ered. It is pleasing to note a decided 

 improTement in New England's great 

 ■taple industries, including those con- 

 nected with boots, shoee, woolens, cot- 

 ton, etc., and this will soon be reflected 

 in flower circles. 



There has been a rather soft market 

 for roses. Most of the short-stemmed 

 stock has made $4 to $5, but the demand 

 for whites and for t% better gia^ of 

 colored varieties has not been at'&Il u- 



Order Your Supplies for Decoration Day 



Artificial Wax Roses, white 5c 



Russell 8c 



Cape Flowers, colored, box $3.50 



Cape Flowers, white, box 2.50 



Lycopodium, carton 4.00 



Magnolia Leaves, carton 1.65 



Artificial Geraniums, all colors, dozen 2.00 



Nasturtiums, dozen 1.75 



PLENTY OF OTHER FLOWERS 



Green Sheet Moss, per bag $2.50 



T. J. NOLL FLORAL CO. 



1117-1119 McGee St. KANSAS CITY, MO. 



bust. May 2 saw an improved market 

 on these, owing to cold weather and re- 

 duced cuts, and the higher prices that 

 carnations are bringing will help to 

 brace up roses. Carnations, with the 

 near approach of Mothers' day, are sell- 

 ing at higher prices, opening May 2 at 

 .$6 ^ #10. Bven higher values are prob- 

 able before ihe end of the week, as, 



with a continuation of the present cold 

 weather, the available supply will be 

 much reduced. Even with a warm spell 

 to hurry flowers along, reports from 

 some of the large growers are that 

 Matchless, the great Mothers' day stand- 

 by, is not in heavy crop, the warn 

 March having advanced the flowers toe 

 rapidly. 



