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The Florists' Review 





August 14, 101 



I enjoy reading your paper very much. Could 

 not do business without it, as I can always And 

 the stock I want. Yours is the most complete 

 trade paper I ever subscribed for.— L. E. Davis, 

 Hartford. Mich., July 5. 1913. 



The 

 Annual 



Number 



OF 



WILL BE ISSUED 



AUGUST 



21 



to carry a full illus- 

 trated report of the 

 Minneapolis Conven- 

 tion and Trade's Exhi- 

 bition of the Society 

 of American Florists. 



Remember that, large as is 

 the attendance at these great 

 annual trade gatherings, for 



each person who can attend the convention there are at least TEN STAY-AT-HOMES. 



All these are watching for the mail that brings the annual special edition of 



with its graphic story of the convention. 



You reach the whole trade through this issue, iDcluding the STAY-AT-HOME buyers, who outnumber 

 the CoDTentioQ-goers more than ten to one aud who buy more than tea times as many goods. 



HOW MUCH SPACE DO YOU NEED? 



Use a full page or a Classified, according to the quantity of stock you want to sell; but, whatever your space, be 



early. New advertisements or changes of advertisements must be in The Review 



office at 5 p. m. Tuesday, August H», to be in time. 



Regular rates — $30.00 buys a full page— parts of pages in proportion 



7 \ ^ ' Usual discounts Jp thoi^f holding annual contracts .a 



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