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The Florists^ Review 



Junk 16. 1922 



Fancy Bridal Bonqaet Holders 



Mbiatnre Holders, Fancy Styles witk Lace 



Our Miniature Holders are a money-mak- 

 ing novelly for Florists. Made In White, 

 Pink, Blue, Orchid, Violet, Ward, Nile and 

 Ophelia Chiffons with white lacea, bows to 

 match chiffon colors. 



No. 2-1, — Size. 4% Inches. Price each. .90.65 

 No. 8-L — Size, 6% inches. Price each.. .86 



Plain Bouquet Holders 



No. 6-C — Plain, size, 8 Inches. Price 



each $1.00 



The use of a Fancy Bridal Holder adds _._^_. 

 100% to the beauty of a shower bouquet and ^^^5V <w>v «•« 

 also adds to the Florist's profit. Made in I i§ W 1 1 1 1 

 white and pink; special shades made to f mj W ' i Ik 

 order. /^B 



Fancy Covered Holders with Bows flJF^ WHOLESALE 



Style No. 6-Ii — Size, 6% Inches inside 9» CIIT Fl OVtn^RS mrtA 



measure. Price each $1.26 SL ri^vwtiua aoa 



Style No. S-L — Size, 8 Inches Inside Wk. SUPPLIES 



measure. Price each 2.60 TMl- uw* * 



Lace and Chiffon Edge Holders 

 Style No. 4-ti — Size, 6% Inches. Price ju-k I?n JllC /»!.• 



Style No. 'j-^iVe, 8 Vnches.' ' Price each .' *\m Ce«triJ«84 30 E. Randolph St., COICagO 



Corsage Shields 



Blodwln Shields, Satin Pad, aU e<dors. 

 Per dozen $2JS0 



FANCY BRIDAL MUFF 

 WITH STREAMERS 



Price each, 98.0O 



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CUT FLOWERS AND FLORISTS' SUPPLIES 



ORDER FROM 



St. Louis Wholesale Cut Flower Co. 



1406-1408 Pine Street St. Louis, Missouri 



posed of the past-presidents of the New 

 York Florists' Club is called, held one 

 of their periodical dinners at Billy the 

 Oysterman's one evening close after 

 Memorial day, and afterwards wit- 

 nessed the performance at the Winter 

 Garden. J. H. P. 



As an aftermath of the premiere of 

 the Ziegfeld " Failles " at the New Am- 

 sterdam theater, patients in ten hos- 

 pitals received enormous loads of flow- 

 ers, which were dispatched to the insti- 

 tutions by F. Ziegfeld, Jr., the producer. 

 The stars of the "Follies" this year re- 

 ceived $20,000 worth of flowers, accord- 

 ing to newspaper report, and the big 

 warehouse of the theater, used for stor- 

 ing theatrical scenery, was filled with 

 them. 



OKLAHOMA MEETING. 



July 13 and 14 the Oklahoma State 

 Florists' Association will hold its sec- 

 ond annual meeting in the convention 

 hall at Tulsa. The trade displays will 

 be in the same building as the meeting; 

 the structure is within walking distance 

 of the center of the city. 



Though the program for the meeting 

 has not yet been completed, it is ex- 

 pected to include addresses by members 

 of the trade of national repute, w^hose 

 views will be of interest to the large 

 attendance expected. The entertain- 

 ment includes a barbecue at Sand 

 Springs park, seven miles from Tulsa, 

 which is reached by a paved road and 

 electric cars. 



Secretary Lon Foster, of the Foster 

 Floral Co., Oklahoma City, is receiving 



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Wood-fiber Jardinieres 



Strongly made and waterproofed. Handsomely decorated with 

 classic designs in striking colors. All sizes (or sUndard flower 

 pots. May be used for cut flowers. A profitable seller for erery 

 florist. Send for illustrated folder and prices. 



MONO SERVICE CO., NEWARK, N. J. 



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