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The Florists^ Review 



June 15. 1922 



Bell Phone, Harrison 4310 



Home Phone, HarrUon 6487 



Kansas City Wholesale Cut Flower Co. 



1 1 08-1 110 Gra nd Avenue, K ansas City, Mo. 



AN ABUNDANCE OP FLOWERS 



CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH THE BEST ASSORTMENT OFFERED ANYWHERE 



Roses Carnations Gladioli Delphinium Larkspur Cornflower 



Easter Lilies Lily of the Valley Gypsophila Candytuft 



Cecile Brunner Roses Shasta Daisies 



Smilax, Asparagus, Flat Ferns Wire Design Mfg. Florists' Supplies 



L. R. BOH ANNON, at Your Service 



STUPPY SUPPLY COMPANY 



Ten-Twenty Oak Street r*>^{^&^n KANSAS CITY, MO. 



Gladioli, Roses, Carnations, Valley, Gypsophila, 



Larkspur, Cornflowers, Gaillardia 



SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS 



Make your home at oar store darmg the S. A. F, & 0. H. Conyention, Aug. 15, 16, 17, 1922 



to 10 cents per bunch, and other items, 

 sucli as candytuft, pink and white; cen- 

 taureas, cornflowers, stocks,, pansies, 

 feverfew, gaillardias^ coreopsis, snap- 

 dragons, calendulas, campanulas, sweet 

 peas, mignonette, poppies, myosotis, 

 sehizanthus and lupines, at prices 

 hardly quotable. Peonies arc in greatly 

 decreased supply, the best of arrivals 

 bringing as much as $12 per hundred. 

 The supply of gladioli is increasing, 

 some excellent stock coming from the 

 south. 



Various Notes. 



Trepel, Inc., now operating a chain of 

 twenty-five flower stores, is fitting up a 

 handsome new store on Fulton street, 

 .Jamaica, at One Hundred and Sixty- 

 fourth street, into which the firm will 

 move from the present store, nearly op- 

 posite. The new store has large front- 

 ages on both streets. Jack Trepel and 

 a force wore busy all Saturday night, 

 June 10, at their depot in the Eight- 

 eenth street flower market. 



The flower show committee of the 

 New York Florists' Club met Monday 

 afternoon, June 12, at Secretary 

 Young's ofTice to discuss the possibility 

 of jironioting a spring flower show for 

 1923. Tlic committee afterwards went 

 into .ioint srssion with the committee of 

 the Horticultural Society of New York. 



A special lilac garden is being laid 

 out in lironx park, along the Pelham 

 parkway margin of the southern boun- 

 dary of the New York Botanical Gar- 

 den, east of the Mansion approach en- 

 trance. A large collection of lilacs will 

 be included. 



The officers of the Allied Florists' 

 Trade Association are greatly pleased 



Big Profits in June! 



June is a month of social activity — florists can turn it into a month of big 

 business I Let McCallum Service help you — a service designed to give 

 you what you need at prices that allow vou liberal margins of profit ! 



Bridal Scarfs 



Always a favorite, 16x100 

 inches, white, neat embroid- 

 ered edtres. 

 per dozen 



$21.00 



Bridal Showers 



White and Pink 

 No. 1 Larire, per doz... $10.50 



No. 2 Small, per doz. 



6.2S 



Lace Handkerchiefs 



White, P nk. Lavender, Yel- 

 low. 16 inches square, on item 

 of interest to every •<) OO 

 florist O^iUU 



Highest Quality. 2-Striped Silk Gauze. White, Pink, 

 Larender, 60 yards to bolt, per bolt, $1.50. 



PIcot-Edge Shower Gauze. A dainty pattern with a 

 boautlful colonial c^ect, In white and pink; per 

 bolt, $1.50. 



The Ideal Ribbon for Commcncetrent Bouquets Is our 



changeable Taffeta Rll)hon Pattern 2150, In all floral 

 shades. No. 40 width, iier bolt, $1.75; No. 80 

 width, per bolt, $2.25. 



Metallic Luster Corsage Ribbon. Our Pattern Sori In 

 No. 9 width Is just rlglit. Gold, silver and floral 

 shades, per bolt, 75c. 



Feather Corsage Shields. Wliite. Pink, IMue. Mots, 

 Orchid and Nile. Per dozen. $4.00. 



Chiffon Edge Corsage Shields. Wliiie Pink. Orchid, 

 violet, Mo?8. Nile. Yellow, Oplulia, Blue Pit d07.en, 

 $2. CO; per eross, $22.50. 



Rubberized Ribbon. The most practical and attractive 

 article for flnlshlng corsege bomuet'!. Satin finished 

 with rubberized coating on opposite sides, .■) Indies 

 wide, in the following sliades; Crcen, Pink a. id 

 Wlilte. per yard. 12c. Rolls contain about 40 yards. 



The McCALLUM CO., 137 Seventh St., Pittsburgh 



"THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT" 





with the increased interest shown in 

 their work, and especially with the man- 

 ner in which payments of semiannual 

 subscriptions are coming in. Last week, 



bulb, sup])ly and 

 alone, over $400 



from the seed and 

 greenhouse sections 

 was received. 

 The "Alums," as the dining ehib com 



