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The Florists^ Rcvic\v 



JbLu" 15, 1015. 



NOVELTIES 



IN USEFUL 

 SUMMER 



FLOWERS 



AQKNTS FOR 

 TO-BAK-INK 



We ask you to note how successfully many of the leading stores of the middle west em- 

 ploy the flowers of summer, in baskets and other work. We are the principal source of 

 supply for .'■p 



LARKSPUR DELPHINIUM ~ LUPINE 



CANDYTUFT CENTAUREA POPPIES 



SHASTA DAISIES CORNFLOWER NASTURTIUMS 



COREOPSIS GYPSOPHILA CALENDULA 



FEVERFEW FORGET-ME-NOT STOCKS 



As well as all the every-day flowers. 



E rne A Klingel 



30 E. Randolph St^ 



Ii. D. Phon« 



Randolph 6578 



Auto. 41-710 



CHICAGO 



McntloB The BevKw when yon write. 



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sio'nal appearance in the market in 

 quest of stock with which to fill an 

 order. 



David D. P. Eoy, of A. Henderson & 

 Co., is enjoying a two weeks' vacation. 

 As Mr. Roy gets quite enough of travel 

 in the course of business, he prefers 

 to spend his days off at home. The 

 Henderson office is being redecorated 

 and its facilities improved. 



There is no talk of hard times in 

 the establishment of Joseph Ziska & 

 Sons. They are too busy growing. A 

 young lady has been installed in their 

 Bandolph street office with, the care 

 of the books and correspondence. Fur- 

 ther, they have decided that the most 

 satisfactory way of handling the basket 

 problem is to make their own baskets. 

 To this end they have employed some 

 expert craftsmen and will soon have a 

 large line of their own manufacture. 

 John and Eaymond Ziska motored to 

 Starved Rock and Ottawa July 14. 



John Michal, of Michal Bros., 7045 

 Stony Island avenue, has decided to 

 purchase a touring car, as he believes 

 it will be a material aid to an enjoy- 

 able summer. 



J. S. Plodzien, 1508 North Oakley 

 boulevard, reports a fair funeral trade 

 andia good plant season, though not up 

 to that of last year. He is now put- 

 ting in mums, Golden Glow and Bon- 

 naffon being the leaders. 



There is nothing like taking advan- 

 tage of a breathing spell to brush up, 

 according to Fred Schramm, Park 

 Ridge, a director of the Chicago Flower 

 Growers' Association. He is busy re- 

 painting his greenhouses and making 

 general repairs. 



Don't forget the thirtieth annual pic- 

 nic of the Chicago Florists' Club, to be 

 held in St. Paul park, Morton Grove, 

 Sunday, July 25. 



John Kruchten, president of the John 

 Kruchten Co., in speaking of vacations 

 and summer resorts, said the city was 

 good enough for him during the dojc 

 days, though it is possible he may wear 

 out a few sets of tires on the country 

 roads about Chicago. 



George Gobel, of Kennicott Bros. Co., 

 will go to Paw Paw Lake, Mich., July 

 19 for a two weeks' vacation. 



Fred Price, of J. A. Budlong's, was 

 on the sick list July 12. During his 



Flowers 



De Luxe 



Everything in Cot Flowers at Lowest Prices 



AJ.Pyfer&Co. 



A. T. PYFER, Manager 

 30 E. Randolph St., ?e"pri/"cio;e\ffp*S,' CHICAGO 



Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



The Climax Cot Flower Boxes 



Climax Manufacturing Co. 



Main OfSce and Plant, 

 200 Factory Stkbkt 



CASTORLAND. . . NEW YORK 



Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



absence, Philip C. Schupp gave William 

 Romberg a hand in the shipping depart- 

 ment. 



Among the absentees is Kobert 

 Northam, of George Reinberg's, who is 

 taking a vacation. 



With his chief office assistant on a 

 vacation, A. L. Vaughan finds his hands 

 full looking after details. 



B. L. T., of the Chicago Tribune, 

 remarks that "Mr. Weatherwax, of the 

 Chicago surface lines, rose to his pres- 

 ent eminence by sticking close to his) 

 work." We venture to say that Ar- 

 thur Weatherwax, who is right-hand 



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BETTER BOXES 



We mannfactnre only Quality boxes for the 

 hifirhest class trade. A Schultz box is a ffoar- 

 antee of excluslTeness. Any size, shape or 

 design. 



Write for prices. 



H. SCHULTZ & CO. 



■nperior and Roberts Ste., CHICAGO 



Mpntlon The ReTlew, when you write. 



man for W. J. Smyth, has risen by the 

 same virtue. 



Curt Kindler, secretary of the Eaed- 

 lein Basket Co., and his mother have 

 rented a cottage for the summer on 



