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ROSKS E 



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5 Very short, 6 to 12-inch $0.02 E 



-■ Good short, 12 to 14-inch 03 s 



E Medium long, 16 to 18-inch 04 s 



J- Long, 20 to 24-inch 06 ZZ 



5 Special, 30 to 48-inch 08 s 



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22 Very good pink and white 04 s 



C Fancy '6 s 



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S Fancy 3c Good 2c S 



S ftWKKT PEAS Per 100 E 



S Winter-blooming $0.7S Z 



S Spencer Butterfly 1.00 — 



£ DAISIES E 



S Daisies l.OO S 



S AINBRICAN BBAUflES Doz. E 



S Short fl.CO s 



j5 Good short. 18 to 20-inch 1.25 s 



S Medium, 24-inch 1.60 S 



_ 30-inch, long stem 2.00 S 



— ; 86-inch 2.50 S 



— Specials, 48-inch 4,»'0 S 



■; Extra Specials, 72-inch 5.00 s 



S ORKCNS E 



E Asparagus Sprengeri Sprays. .25c bunch S 



|5 Asparagus Plumosus Sprays. .25c bunch ZZ 



E Asparagus flumosus Strings . . .6oc each S 



55 Bronze Galax $1.00 per lOoO S 



S Eastern Fancy Ferns, $3.50- 4.00 per 1000 = 



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expected so often happens, but the in- 

 dications June 1 are that the arrival 

 of warm, bright weather will bring an- 

 other heavy crop of roses. There will 

 be carnations enough in a few days and 

 a large crop quite soon. Local peonies 

 will flood the market in another week, 

 depending, of course, on the weather. 

 The prospect is that there will be 

 plenty of good stock, with prices af- 

 fording excellent values and every in- 

 ducement to push the business. 



Ladies Plan Organizatioii. 



The ladies in the florists' business in 

 Chicago probably will have an organi- 

 eation of their own before many weeks 

 have passed. The plan is to form a 

 social club along the lines of the La- 

 dies' S. A. F., or the local organiza- 

 tions of the women of the trade at St. 

 Louis, Rochester and other cities except 

 that it is intended to limit membership 

 to those of the sex who are actually 

 engaged or employed in the business, 

 rather than to take in the wives of flo- 

 rists. 



The idea had its inception with the 

 Atlas block quartette. Miss O. A. 

 Tonner, wholesale florist; Miss Mar- 

 guerite K. McNulty, bookkeeper for 

 Peter Eeinberg; Miss Nettie Parker, 

 secretary of A. T. Pyfer & Co., Inc., 

 and Miss O 'Neil, bookkeeper for George 

 Eeinberg. 



Various Notes. 



■ Property owners on that street have 

 welcomed the announcement that the 

 street car line on Devon avenue shortly 

 is to be extended west from Clark street 

 to Western avenue. Obo enthusiastic 

 real-estater says lots now passed by the 



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A Service Striving to 

 Merit Your Patronage 



By those prosperity-bringiaK triplets— low prices, choice 

 stock and intellifireut attention to your orders— Randall 

 service endeavors to gain your good will. In our dealings 

 with you through the mail or in person we want you to 

 depend upon us as a co-operative institution and an aid 

 to your business. 



Important to you is 

 your cut flower supply. 

 Here you may order what 

 you want and be sure of 

 receiving choice flowers in 

 prompt shipments at rea- 

 sonable prices. 



Send in your name and 

 address and we will put 

 you on our mailing list to 

 receive regular bulletins 

 of cut flower prices. 



Send for our June Wed- 

 ding Sale Bulletin. 



It offers wedding fixtures, 

 new corsage and bouquet 

 fittings, chiffons, ribbons, 

 papers, thread, moss, pins, 

 gold letters, tin foil and 

 an unequaled line of sea- 

 sonable items at reduced 

 prices. 



Write for it today. 



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WABASH AT LAKE 



Phone 

 Central 77%0 



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Devon avenue cars are worth $125 a 

 front foot and predicts an equal price 

 for the property farther west after the 

 car line is extended. Among those who 

 hope the prediction will come true are 

 Wietor Bros., who own 1,000 feet of 

 frontage on Devon avenue, with 5,000 

 feet on the next street south, which also 

 should show an equal appreciation. 



Albert F. Amling, the Maywood 

 grower, leaves June 3 for an automo- 



bile trip to the Pacific coast. He will 

 be accompanied by Mrs. Amling and 

 their sons, Paul and Walter. They 

 will stop at Port Dodge, Omaha, Eus- 

 sell, Kan., and Denver, going thence to 

 Yellowstone, Glacier and Rainier na- 

 tional parks; to Seattle, Tacoma, Port? 

 land, the expositions at San Francisco 

 and San Diego, returning via the grand 

 canyon of the Colorado and the south- 

 ern route. They have relatives at 



