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VOTBHBKR 12, 1014. 



The Florists' Review 



45 



CARNATIONS s 



WE OFFER FINE STOCK AT REASONABLE PRICES 



Buyers wb^know this market need only to be reminded that we regularly handle more Carnations 

 than any other house in the west-probably more than any other one wholesaler in America. The 

 stock never was finer at this time of year, nor were cuts ever heavier. Conditions are such that 

 we can offer unusual values. Write us if you can use a quantity. Or order all you want. 



FANCY ROSES 



We offer you all the Fancy Roses, including Taft, 

 Ward, Russell, etc. The quality of our Roses has wide 

 renown. Let us fill your order today and show you that 

 our stock is the stock you will prefer to use. 



MUMS FOR ALL 



We have all the bier varieties and a full line of Pom- 

 pons. Our prices represent the best values in Mums to 

 be found anywhere that there is a large and dependable 

 supply. .V Try us on Mums and be convinced. 



YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT WE HANDLE THE BEAUTIES OF 

 ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST GROWERS IN THE WEST 



CATTLEYAS 



Home-grown, fancy orchids, that 

 leave nothing to be desired— our supply 

 now is large and values are excellent. 



VALLEY 



We never are without Valley. Prices 

 within everybody's reach. Order 

 freely. 



VIOLETS 



' Order of us and you will be drawing 

 on the largest supply of Violets i n the 

 West. 



YOU CAN GET HERE ALL THE FINE LILII 

 YOU NEED-GIG ANTE U M AND RUB RUM 



ORDER NOW for Thanksgiving 



We are prepared to book your order for Thanksgiving's stock— everything. You 

 will need more than before, for Thanksgiving trade is growing. We shall have 

 large supplies in all lines— everything. And prices will be reasonable. We guar- 

 antee to please you. You can depend on us— always. 



Headquarters for RED WINTER BERRIES and everjrthing in GREEN GOODS 



A. L. Randall Co. 



Everythini for Horists, •"^.^ss^a"' 66 E. Randolph Street, Chicago 



Mention The ReTlew when you write. 



WIETOR BROS. 



Wholesale Growers 

 of Cut Flowers 



L. D. Phone 

 Randolpli S081 



162 North Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO, ILL 



sure no money was to be made with 

 the equipment and operating along the 

 lines of the recent excursion into the 

 field. 



Clab Meeting. 



The Chicago Florists' Club held its 

 monthly meeting at the Bismarck hotel 

 November 5, but was unable to com- 

 plete the business of the evening. E. 

 J. Parker and Victor Young were 

 elected to membership. Nomination of 

 officers was postponed until November 

 19, when a special meeting will be 

 held. 



Most of the evening was given over 

 to the discussion of plans for the show 

 at the Art Institute, now a matter of 

 history. 



Various Notes. 



George Asmus, chairman of the na- 

 tional floAver show committee, is at 

 Philadelphia this week, accompanied 

 by W. N. Rudd, also a member of the 



Mention Th^ R«>Tlew wh^n yon write 



GREENHOUSE WINDSTORM INSURANCE 



FLORIAN D. WALLACE 



DURANCE SERViE 



insurance exchange builojno 

 Chicago 



Mention The B«rl«w when you write. 



committee, which is having a meeting 

 there. 



Gus A. Poehlmann, the oldest of the 

 five brothers, now makes his home at 

 Morton Grove and has entered the em- 



ploy of the company, being in charge 

 of the payroll and labor. 



Winterson's Seed Store reports that 

 a few days of autumn weather gave 

 the retail bulb business a boost. Bulb 



