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The Florists^ Review 



Jri.Y 20, 1922 



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LIMDLE^BPXI^ 



BOX FOR EVERY PURPOSE. 



Our Star 



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A score years ago, we hitched our wagon to this pointed star— 



Point 1— THE MOST SERVICEABLE BOX. 

 Point 2— ECONOMY IN PRICE. 

 Point 3— REAL ART WORK IN PRINTING. 

 Point 4— PROMPT AND CHEERFUL SERVICE. 

 Point 5— FAIR AND SQUARE, HONEST TREATMENT. 

 For pric9M <«« Jan» iatamt. 



LINDLEY FLORIST BOX CO^ Marion, Indiana 



ROCHESTER, N. Y. 



The Market. 



Wciitlier conditions last wi-ek were 

 i.leal for the outdoor flowers, and a con- 

 siderable quantity of stock reached us 

 each (lay. Althoiifih it is the middle of 

 the summer season, most florists are en- 

 jovintj good l)\isiness. There are K""'! 

 (jiiantities of carnations reachinj; the 

 market, most of them tindinn sale. The 

 white varieties .-ire considerahly out- 

 numbered by the pinks. Few reds are 

 seen now. 



Roses are in full s\iii]tly and last week 

 the demand was fjood; however, many 

 have been sold at a sacrifice. Cladioli 

 are increasiii}; in ((uantity and are of 

 jrood quality. Valley is not particularly 

 t>ood. There is .-i steady dem:ind for 

 orchids, although the demand is small. 

 Sweet jieas :ire in f:iir sujiply, most of 

 them beiufi of medium stem. Lilies are 

 ill fair sujqily and sell pretty well. 



Various Notes. 



The new j;reenhouse of Hugo Teute. 

 of Brighton, .\". Y., is Hearing comple- 

 tion. This structure will ]irovide con- 

 siilerably more room, as well as giving 

 Mr. Teute an excellent conservatory and 

 show house near the road. 



.Vlberts the Florist has been special- 

 izing in baskets of assorted outdoor 

 flowers, which h.ave been jiriced reason- 

 ably. A great many hjive been dis]iose(l 

 of during the last week or two. 



(ieorge T. Boucher showed some beau- 

 tiful porcli and garden f\irniture in his 

 Fast avenue window last week. This 

 furniture incluiles urns, boxes aiul bircl 

 founts, as well as the usual chairs and 

 benches. 



E. K. Fry, of West Main street, re- 

 ports a good Slimmer business and ap- 

 l)e;ns to be well pleased witli results so 

 far. 



Mr. Schults, of Hilton, N. Y., recently 

 itturned from the Max Schliiig school, 

 in Xew York. Mr. Schults is a student 

 in Cornell I'niversitv. H. .T. H. 



FLORISTS' BOXES 5% 5? 



DISCOU NT 

 ■OMT b Mat 

 the ardcr. 



The AuU Bros. Co., Daytoiii O. 



ESTABLISHED 1890 



Hist Gray 



or Hanlla 



Shallow 



Cover 



Price 



Per 100 



Mads of heaTj, lii|li-gnul« matorial 

 •triv* for duplicate orders and 



Hist Grar 

 or Hanlla 



Full 

 Telescope 

 Price 

 SIZES Per 100 Per 100 



x20x4 $ 2.50 



zl8x5 



3Hz24x5 $3.25 



3Hx30x5 4.25 



5 x24x8 5.80 



5 x28x8 6.50 



5 x36x6 7.70 



5 x38x8 9.25 



Wa 



3 

 3 



2.60 

 4.20 

 5.00 

 6.80 

 8.20 

 10.90 

 11.30 



and first-class workmansliip. 

 gst thsm. Write for samplos. 



Hist Gray Hist Qraj 



or Hanlla or Hanlla 



Shallow Fall 



Cover Telescope 



Price Price 



SIZES per 100 per 100 



5x30x10 $10.10 $11.50 



6x28x12 10.80 12.60 



5x35x10 11.40 13.00 



6x36x12 14.40 16.50 



8x20x20 15.20 19.00 



8x24x24 22.50 25.60 



7x42x12 25.70 



8x48x14 31.50 



Gray Corsage and Violet 



With Shallow Fluted Eigt Ltd 



5Hx9z 6 $3.40 I 6x9x13 $4.60 



6 x7xl4 4.30 I 7x9x 9 4.60 



ONE PIECE BOX. heaTj weight, mist gray, 3x4^x24 $2.50 



Printing in black ink, $2.00 per 1000. or less quantity; printinr in colored ink, $3.00 pw 

 1000 or less quantity, in assorted sizes. All f. o. b. Dayton. Ohio. 

 No order printed less than 50 of large sixes or 100 of small sizes. 



WE DO NOT SHIP ANY GOODS C. O. D. 



Save Freight on 

 Your Boxes 



If you are located west of the Missis- 

 sippi river, be sure and write for prices 



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Profita 

 Moat 



SL Joseph Paper Box Company 



St. Joseph, Miasouri 



Wm. J. Boas & Co. 



1427 Vine Street, 



PhUadelphU, Pa. 



Wrtt*for 



