Junk 29, 1922 



The Florists^ Review 



41 



T. J. NOLL FLORAL CO. 



1117-19 McGee Street 



^^^^^^^^= Phon* HanUon 8235 ==^^=^^ 



Kansas City, Mo> 



SUMMER FLOWERS 



ROSES 3c to 12c each 



CARNATIONS, local 2Kc each 



GLADIOLI 8c to 12c each 



GYPSOPHILA 50c per bunch 



SHASTA DAISIES. . ..$1.00 per 1000 



DELPHINIUM 50c per bunch 



EASTER LILIES 12c each 



NEW FERNS $4.00 per 1000 



CEDAR SPRAYS 20c per lb. 



GREEN SHEET MOSS, $2.25 per ba? 



6-INCH CHIFFON, 6Kc 4-INCH CHIFFON, 5c 8-INCH CHIFFON, 20c 



WE CAN FILL RUSH ORDERS ON FLORISTS' SUPPLIES 



CUT FLOWERS AND FLORISTS' SUPPUES 



ORDER FROM 



St. Louis Wholesale Cut Flower Co. 



1406-1408 Pine Street St. Louis, Missouri 



garden planted in vegetables for his 

 t'amilv 's use. 



The sales force of the W. L. Rock 

 Flower Co. had a wienie roast at 

 Swope park Thursday evening, June 29. 



Ed. A. Hunifeld made a easket cover 

 of lilies of the valley and orchids for a 

 funeral last week. 



Mrs. M. E. Chandler, who was re- 

 cently ojH'rated on, is still in the hos- 

 pital. She is ini|)roving rapidlv. 



The Kansas City Wholesale Cut 

 Flower Co. has moved from 1108 Grand 

 avenue to 1121 Grand avenue, just 

 across the street from where they were. 

 The new place is heing fitted uji nicely 

 with an idea of convenience and ease in 

 liandliug business, as well as a i)leasing 

 ajjpearance. There are separate depart- 

 ments for the disjilay of artificial goods, 

 wreaths, crepe paper, supplies and wire 

 goods. One icebox is already installed 

 and another is Iteing built in the ship- 

 ping room. J. E. K. 



PHILADELPHIA. 



The Market. 



The market has lightened wonder- 

 fully; more than seemed possible so late 

 in the season. The curtailing of the 

 winter crops inside from previous heat 

 and the summer crops outside from ex- 

 cessive rain has so cut down the supply 

 that it is not equal to the demand. 

 There are not enough flowers to go 

 around. The shops that cater to the 

 classes want more fancy stock, of which 

 there is little. The shops that cater to 



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i Wood-fiber Jardinieres 



Strongly made and waterproofed. Handsomely decorated with 

 classic designs in striking colors. All sizes for standard 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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PnafiHtf Im Vlmmirtm BOO Letterhead, and 

 rniDBg ttr nOnStS 500 Envelope, for omy 

 $3.75. 1000 of each, $6.50. We print Lett«r- 

 heada, EnTelopaa.BaaineM Cards, Statementa, Bill- 

 headi. Shipping Tast, Labels, Priee-Lista, Foldara, 

 Clrealara, Blottan, Seed Packata, Cataloga* Envel- 

 opaa, etc., at tfraatly redneed prieea. Sand aa aamples 

 of tha forma yoa are now naing and let aa eatiinata 

 onyoor naxt ordar. Wa can aare joa money. 



THE OmORNE CO., camdScn. new york 



Florists' Stationery 



Prleoa aoatwl ar* for WhlU Haaaamlll B«ad, 

 priDtad la Uaek ar stmb iak oaly. 



lOM Lattorhaada. tS.M ItOO Bfllhaada, tt.M 



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Writ* tor aaowlaa 



Nilkff Prut Skv. '-^i^" rkOiMpUa. ri. 



