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34 



The Florists' Review 



August 14, 1913. 



FOLDING 

 FLOWER 

 ..BOXES.. 



The kind that most of the particular Florists in this country are now using. The quality of our boxes is unexcelled and 

 all of them are made from moisture-proof stock. We carry the most complete stock of sizes and variety of colors, which en- 

 ables a Florist to adopt a uniform color in all sizes. Before placing your order let us quote you our net prices for com- 

 parison. 



Extra Heavy Spray and 

 Design — Palm Green. 



23x12x6, 



80x12x6 



20x12x8 



12x12x8 



16x16x8 



20x20x8 



24x24x8 



28x28x8 



32x32x8 



28x22x8 



24x14x8 



30x14x8 



36x14x8 



40x14x8 



32x17x8 



36x17x8 



42x17x8 



Per 100 

 Telescope.. $ 7.60 

 ... 10.00 

 ... 10.00 

 ... 9.00 

 ... 10.00 

 ... 18.00 



" ... 16.00 



•' ... 19.00 



... 26.00 



" ... 16.00 



... 12.60 

 ... 14.60 



" ... 16.00 



... 17.60 



" ... 16.00 



... 18.60 

 ... 20.00 



Extra Heavy Spray and 



Design— Mist Gray. Mist 



Brown. 



80xl2x 6. 

 20xl2x 8 

 16xiex 8 

 20x20x 8 

 24x24x 8 

 24x24x10 

 28x28x 8 

 32x32x 8 

 24xl4x 8 

 30xl4x 8 

 36xl4x 8 

 40xl4x 8 

 42xl7x 8 



Per 100 



Telescope. $10.60 



.. 10.00 



.. 10.60 



.. 18.60 



.. 15.60 



.. 20.00 



.. 19.60 



.. 26.60 



.. 13.00 



.. 16.00 



" .. 16,26 



" .. 17.76 



.. 20.60 



No printlns charv* on lot* of SOO or 

 ovor off assortod sbos. 



Samplos of board mallod on application. 



Violet and Corsage 

 Boxea. 



White and Violet Glaie. 

 Per 100 



7x4x4 $2.60 



8x6x6 8.00 



10x6x6% 8.60 



12x8x6% 4.60 



14x10x8, Telescope... 8.60 



Plain Violet. 



7x4x4 1.76 



8x5x6 2.26 



10x6x6% 2.60 



11x8x6% 3.60 



Mist Gray and Mist 



Brown. 



Palm Green. 



7x4x4 2.60 



8x6(6 2.76 



IOi0i6% 3.00 



12x8x5% 8.60 



1616x6 8.60 



14x10x8, Telescope... 6.00 



A. A. ARNOLD, 16-18-20-22 S. Psoria St., CHICAGO 



Mention Tbe Review when too write. 



elected: President, Alfred Reed; vice- 

 president, M. Henry Lynch; treasurer, 

 P. Joseph Lynch; secretary, James D. 

 Hedley. 



Miss Charlotte Swayne, daughter of 

 William Swayne, of Kennett, Pa., was 

 married August 14 to George Warren 

 Hellyer. The happy couple will make 

 their home in California. 



Francis Stokes has left for his vaca- 

 tion in Yellowstone Park. He will pay 

 some business calls in the west on his 

 way home. 



Ocean City, N. J., claims superiority 

 over Waretown, N. J., as a summer 

 sporting ground for the floral elite. 

 Here is the latest Ocean City list of 

 arrivals: John Burton, George Burton, 

 <^harles Fox, Sr., Charles Henry Fox, 

 Edwin J. Fancourt, John C. Gracey, 

 Fdward Habermehl, John P. Habermehl, 

 Alfred M. Campbell, J. Liddon Pennock, 

 William K. Harris, Mark P. Mills, 

 George Williams, Robert M. Cridland, 

 Charles 'H. Grakelow, Charles E. Mee- 

 han, tfunter Wanger, Robert Kift, 

 George ;H. Carpenter, Robert Cantley, 

 C. U. Liggit. 



H. Bayersdorfer & Co. report the ar- 

 rival of 300 cases of novelties during 

 the last week. The btight particular 

 star is the humming bird. ■ Not imita- 

 tion, but the real thing.* Just think of 

 it! Real humming birds, to give a 

 natural touch to your flower baskets. 



W. J. Sherry, of the .Tohnson Seed 

 Co., is enjoying his vacation. 



A caller at Edward Reid's, attracted 

 by those handsome Easter lilies it may 

 be, asked the boyish looking manager 

 whether his father was in. 



We are assured by Mr. Eschner, of 

 M. Rice Co., that this firm's exhibit 

 at the 8. A. F. convention will be the 

 finest this house- has ever sent. There 



