Afbil 1, 1915. 



The Florists' Review 



35 



FOLDING 

 FLOWER 

 ..BOXES.. 



Our selection of Folding Flower Boxes is the most complete. We can furnish you a box for all varieties of Flowers and 

 Floral Designs. Our service is dependable and our prices reasonable. All boxes made of Moisture Proof Board. Special 

 discounts allowed on quantity orders. Don't overlook our Special Easter Box, as described below, and order early. 

 Samples and prices of these boxes mailed on request. 



Pkim Gtmb, Milt Qnj, 

 MUt Brown. 



FtelOO 



16x 4 xt t 1.88 



tta 4 zS 9.U 



18x0 z8 S.U 



Hz I zt 2.50 



S4z B zt)4 8.00 



Wz 5 z8^i| 8.80 



S6z B^zS^C 4.B0 



18z 6 z8« S.TB 



21z T z8H 8.85 



84x8 z4 8.88 



84x8 x6 4.15 



88x8 z4 4.85 



S8z 8 zB 5.00 



88x 8 xB.lWMOope 7.00 



40z 8 z8 " 8.00 



4Sz 8 z5 " 11.00 



80x10 x6 " 7.00 



88x10 x5 " t.OO 



48x10 xS " 18.00 



48x10 x5 " 18.00 



White Glue. Oreen 

 Olaae, Flak OUm. 



lOx 4 z8 

 80x4 x8 

 18x 5 x8 

 aiz 6 x8 

 34x 5 z8 

 80x 6 x8 

 sex 5%x8 

 18x 8 x8 

 aix 7 

 Six 8 

 84z 8 

 24x 8 

 88x 8 



asz 8 



BOX 8 



40x 8 

 42x 8 

 88x10 

 42x10 

 48x10 



x8 

 x4 



z4 



x5 



x4 



x5 



x8, TaI«Mote 



zB 



xB •• 



xB " 



xB " 



zS " 



PwlOO 

 .1 8.88 

 8.00 

 8.00 

 8.60 

 8.76 

 4.60 

 B.88 

 8.86 

 4.00 

 4.8B 

 B.86 

 6.78 

 8.00 

 6.60 

 0.00 

 11.00 

 18.28 

 11.00 

 16.00 

 18.80 



No prlntlngr charge on lota of 300 or over 

 of Bgsorted nlzea. 



Bztn Hmitj Bvt*7 and 



DMdxn — Palm Onen, 



MUt an3f and 



Mlrt Brown. 



Per 100 

 80x12 x«.TalMeop«.|10.00 

 20x12 x8 •' 10.00 



16x16 x8 " 10.00 



80x90 x8 " 1S.00 



24x24 x8 " 16.00 



28x28 z8 " 18.00 



82x82 x8 2B.00 



24x14 x8 " 12.60 



80x14 x8 " 14.60 



86x14 x8 " 16.00 



40x14 x8 " 17.60 



42x17 x8 " 90.00 



Palm Oieen Only. 

 28x12 xB, TelCMope.! 7.60 

 12x12 x8 " t.OO 



88x22 x8 " 16.00 



82x17 x8 " 16.00 



86x17 x8 " 18.60 



Iflat Qnj and 

 Mist Brawn. 

 24x94alO. TalMeofw. 820.00 



Violet and Ooraace 

 Boxes. 



White and Tlolet Glaae. 

 Per 100 



7x 4x4 $2.80 



8x 6x5 8.00 



lOx 6x5H 8.60 



12x 8x6H 4.50 



14x10x8 7.80 



Plain Violet. 



7x 4x4 8 1.76 



8x 6zS 2.2S 



10x6x5% 2.60 



Hz 8x6% 8.56 



MUt Oraj. MUt Brown 

 and Palm Oceen 



7x 4x4 8 2.50 



8x 5x5 2.75 



lOx 6x5)4 8.06 



12x8x6% 8.80 



18x 6x6 8.60 



14x10x8, OOT. 9%*. . 5.60 

 Palm Oreen Onlr 



IBx 7x6%. .J 6.06 



12x12x7. Got, 2". . . . 7.06 



Peerleae Oreea 



Per 100 

 20x 4x8. Telea. Got. 8 1.60 



r Oer. 



Telca. Got. 



1.80 

 1.60 

 1.86 

 9.8S 

 9.50 

 9.6B 

 9.80 

 8.S 

 S.7B 

 6.9B 

 6.75 

 5.98 

 6.7B 



Palm Green Dntlnted. 

 80x19x6. Teleeeepe. .8 7.50 

 86x12x6 t.OO 



No printing chance on lote 

 ef 500er ever e< ai 



•Uee. 



24x 4x8 

 18x 6x8 

 21x 8x8 

 24x 6x8%. 

 BOX 6x8% 

 21x 8x4 

 84x 8x4 

 28x 8x4 

 28x 8x6 

 86x 8x5. 

 40x 8x6 

 80x10x5 

 86x10x6 



BA8KBT B0XB8. 



ThU Box U mad* to cany all lUea ef 

 Batketa and can alio be naed for Planta. 

 Made In one piece collapeible etyle and oat «f 

 haarr B-ply moUtnre- proof atock. 



19x12x16 $12.00 per 100 



16x15x20 16.00 par 100 



18x18x28 20.00 per 100 



18x10x80 36.00 per 100 



SPECIALS 



FOLDING EASTKR BOXKS 



This box U made from onr White Glaze, Green 

 Glaze or Pink Glaze stock with a full alze E:a8- 

 ter Lily in two-color work prlnt4>d on cover. 



We make them In the following alzea:— 



24x8x4 $6.2SperlOO 



24x8x6 8 76 per 100 



28x8x4 7 00 per 100 



28x8x6 7.80 per 100 



36x8x6 10.00perl00 



Printing gratia on 200 or over. 



SHIPPING BOXES. 



This Box U made from a B-ply moUtnre- 



6 roof container board and makea an Ideal 

 Ixpnea Package. 



CeTer Par 106 



24x34x 8 8 $18.00 



24x24x10 4 84.00 



28x28x10 4 80.00 



SOzSOx t 4 81.00 



8exl4x 8 f 10.00 



40xl4x 8 i 21.00 



49x17x 8 S 94.00 



A. A. ARNOLD PAPER BOX CO. 



16-18-20-22 S. PEORIA ST. - - - CHICAGO 



Mention The Review when yon write. 



Pittsburgh Cut Flower Co., L:<»Tch 27. 

 This is the second affair of this kind 

 and is enjoyed by the married folks as 

 well as by the bachelors and their 

 sweethearts. Charles Randolph was 

 master of ceremonies. He also made it 

 pleasant for the young matrons by tak- 

 ing charge of the kindergarten. Danc- 

 ing continued until midnight, when a 

 splendid luncheon was served. Those 

 who could not dance played euchre. 



Fred Riegelmeier is out with a new 

 truck, which is one of the finest seen. 

 His trade is constantly increasing and 

 he says it pays to drive up to a cus- 

 tomer's door with a truck that is a 

 credit to the trade. 



George L. Huscroft, of Steubenville, 

 O., recently moved his store to a better 

 location and is making quite a bid for 

 Easter business. John Colton, of East 

 Liyerpool, O., has rented the old Hus- 

 croft store and has started after a 

 portion of the Steubenville trade. 



Mrs. E.' A. Williams seems to find 

 something handsomer each year in 

 blooming plant arrangement. Her win- 

 dow is a picture. 



Randolph & McClements insist that 



Easter is the time for plants and from 

 the great collection they have in their 

 store and conservatory they evidently 

 intend to supply the east end of the 

 city. 



The A. W. Smith Co. is right iu line 

 with blooming plants. The display is 

 immense and, it is said, helps to sell 

 cut flowers. 



Visitors last week were: Miss Clara 

 Forbes, Arthur Langhans and George 

 Lash, of Wheeling, W.' Va.; Miss Jane 

 McDowell and Miss Agnes Wells, of 

 Steubenville, O.; J. W. Glenn, Kittan- 

 ning. Pa.; George Crissman, Punxsu- 

 tawney. Pa.; Charles Nelson, East Liv- 

 erpool, O., and Paul Berkowitz, Martin 

 Reukauf and Frank J. Farney, of Phila- 

 delphia. If any of Mr. Reukauf 's 

 friends ask about his joy ride in Mil- 

 waukee — he likes to tell about it. 



Clarke. 



NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 



The Market. 



Business in general is good. There 

 has been an unusual amount of funeral 



work, which has kept flowers of all 

 kinds well cleaned up. Violets will not 

 be as plentiful this Easter as in former 

 years, owing to the heavy crop during 

 the last few weeks. Everything points 

 to a record-breaking business for 

 Easter. First-class bulbous stock of all 

 kinds is abundant. Easter lilies were 

 never better. 



Various Notes. 



The Peckham Floral Co., of Fair- 

 haven, is sending to this market excel- 

 lent azaleas, cinerarias, cyclamens, gen- 

 istas, hyacinths, lilies, lilacs, rhododen- 

 drons, oranges, tulips, valley and nar- 

 cissi. 



S. E. Shaw, on Kempton street, has 

 an excellent crop of sweet peas for 

 Easter. 



Fred Reynolds reports business poor. 

 He hasn't caught the spring fever yet. 



William Peirce is doing his usual good 

 business. He looks forward to an ex- 

 ceptionally big Easter. W. M, P. 



Branford, Conn. — Clifford Barrows has 

 opened a flower store in the rooms re- 

 cently vacated by Everett Moore. 



