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AUGUST ID, 1915. 



The Horists' Review 



51 



FOLDING 

 FLOWER 

 .. BOXES .. 



Onr selection of Folding Flower Boxes is the most complete. We can furnish yon a box fwfil rurieties of Flowers and 

 Floral Designs. Our serrice is dependable and our prices reastmable. All boxes made ol Moisture-Proof Board. Special 

 discounts allowed on quantity orders. Don't OYcrlook our Sp«el«l Lily Box, as described below, and order early. 

 Samples and prices ot these boxes mailed on request. 



I'alm Gre«D, Mist Gray, 

 Mist Brown. 



iGx 

 20x 

 18x 

 21x 

 24x 

 30x 



86r 6% 

 18x 6 

 21x 7 

 24x 8 

 24x 8 

 28x 8 



fSx 8 

 6x 8 

 40x 8 

 42x 8 

 30x10 

 36x10 

 42x10 

 48x10 



x3 



x3 



x3 



x3 



x3% 



x3i5 



x3%........ 



x3% 



x3% 



x4 



x5 



.y4 



x5 



x6. Telescope 



x5 



x5 



x5 



x5 



x5 



x6 



Per 100 



.$ 1.86 



. 2.15 



. 2.15 



. 2.50 



. 3.00 



. 3.30 



. 4.50 



. 2.75 



. 3.25 



. 3.85 



. 4.15 



. 4.35 



. 5.0G 



7.4i0 



9.00 



11.00 



7.00 



9.00 



13.00 



15.00 



White Glaze, Green 

 Glaze, Pink Glaze. 



16x 

 20x 

 18x 

 21x 

 24x 

 30x 



36x 5V 

 18x 

 21x 7 

 21x 8 

 24x 8 

 24x 8 

 2Sx 8 

 28x 8 

 36r 8 

 40x 8 

 42x 8 

 36x10 

 42x10 

 48x10 



x3 



x3 



x3 



x3 



x3% 



x3% 



4x3% 



x3% 



x3% 



x4 



x4 



x5 



x4 



x5 



x5, Telescope 



x5 



x5 



x6 



X6 



x5 



Per 100 



2.65 



3.00 



3.00 



3.50 



3.75 



4.50 



5.65 



3.65 



4.00 



4.65 



5.26 



5.75 



6.00 



6.50 



9.00 



11.00 



13.26 



11.00 



15.00 



18.00 



No printing charge on lots of 300 or over 

 of assorted sizes. 



Extra Heavy Spray and 



Design — Palm Green, 



Mist Gray and 



Mist Brown. 



Per 100 

 30x12x6, Telescope. .flO.OO 

 20x12x8 " 10.00 



16x16x8 " 10.00 



20x20x8 " 13.00 



24x24x8 " 15.00 



28x28x8 " 19.00 



32x32x8 " 25.00 



24x14x8 " 12.50 



30x14x8 " 14.60 



36x14x8 " 16.00 



40x14x8 '• 17.50 



42x17x8 " 20.00 



Palm Green Only. 

 23x12x5, Telescope.. I 7.50 

 12x12x8 " 9.00 



28x22x8 " 16.00 



32x17x8 " 16.00 



36x17x8 " 18.50 



Mist Gray and 

 Mist Brown. 

 24x24x10, Telescope. $20.00 



Violet and Corsage 

 Boxes. 



White and Violet Glaze. 

 Per 100 



7x 4x4 $ 2.50 



8x 5x6 3.00 



lOx 6x5% 3.50 



12x 8x5% 4.50 



14x10x8 7.60 



Plain Violet. 



7x4x4 1 1.75 



8x 6x6 2.25 



lOx 6x5% 2.50 



llx 8x5% 3.50 



Mist Gray, Mist Brown 

 and Pslm Green. 



7x 4x4 $ 2.50 



8x 5x6 2.76 



lOx 6x5% 3.00 



12x 8x5% 3.60 



15x6x5 3.50 



14x10x8, Cov. 2%". 5.50 

 Palm Green Only. 



15x 7x6% $ 5.00 



12x12x7, Cov. 2" 7.00 



Peerless Green. 



Teles. 



20x 4x3, 

 24x 4x3 



18x 5x3 



21x 5x3 



24x5x3%, 2" Cov. 



30x 5x3% 



21x 8x4 



24x 8x4 



28x 8tC4 



28x 8x5 



36x 8x5, Teles 



40x 8x5 



sonoz5 



36x10x5 



Per 100 

 Cov.. $1.60 

 1.90 



Cov. 



1.60 

 1.00 

 2.25 

 2.50 

 2.66 

 2.90 

 3.25 

 3.76 

 5.26 

 6.76 

 5.25 

 6.75 



Palm Green Untinted. 

 30x12x6, Telescope... $7.3» 

 36x12x6 " ... ».«• 



No printing charge on lots 

 of 500 or over of as- 

 sorted sizes. 



I 



BASKET BOXES. 



This Box is made to carry all size/i of 

 Baskets and can ^Iso be used for Plants. 

 Made In one tleoe collapsible style and tit of 

 heavy 8-piy moisture-proof stock. > • 



12x12x15 $12.00 per 100 



15x15x20 15.00 per 100 



18x18x25 20.00 per 100 



19x19x30 25.00 per 100 



SPECIALS 



FOLBIWa LILT BOXES. 



This box is made from pur White Glaze, 

 Green Glaze or Pink Glaze stock with a full 

 size Easter Lily in two-color work printed on 

 cover. We make tbem in the following sizes: 



24x8x4 $ 6.25 per 100 



24x8x5 0.75 per 100 



28x8x4 7.00 per 100 



28x8x5 7.W per 100 



36x8x5 10.00 per 100 



Printing gratis on 200 or over. 



SHIPPIKO BOXES. 



This Box is made from a 3-pIy moisture- 

 proof container board and makes an ideal 

 Express Package. 



Cover Per 100 



24x24x 8 3 $19.00 



24x24x10 4 24.<ie 



28x28x10 4 ."W.OO 



30x30x ft 4 31.00 



36xl4x 8 3 19.00 



40xl4x 8 3 21.00 



42xl7x 8 3 24.00 





A. A. ARNOLD PAPER BOX CO. 



1302-1308 W. DIVISION ST. - - - CHICAGO 



Mention The Review when .vna write. 



Fat men's race — Tbos. Bell, firsty,Jas. Stuaft, 

 second. 



Boys' race, not over 16 years — Wm. Morrow, 

 first; Joseph Morrow, second. 



Girls' race, not over 12 years — Settle Scott, 

 first; Agnes Altcbeson, second. 



Boys' race, not over 12 years — Leo Troy, first; 

 Axel Peterson, second. 



Girls' race, not over 7 years — Agnes Altcbeson, 

 first: Isabelle Wynne, second. 



Boys' race, not over 7 years — Edwin Wynne, 

 first; Willie Peterson, second. 



P. W. Popp, Cor. Sec'y. 



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PROVIDENCE, R. I. 



tl 



^ The Market. 



Business last week was fair. The 

 supply of first-class stock was a trifle 

 short. Asters and gladioli are the pres- 

 ent leaders, the latter being at their 

 best, while asters show the effect of 

 severe beatings by the heavy rains. 



A number of retailers are making 

 the annual renovations and improve- 

 ments at their stores, and the growers 

 are overhauling and repairing their 

 houses, and preparing for rebenching. 



Various Notes. 



The annual outing of the Florists' 

 and Gardeners' Club of Rhode Island 



will consist of a trip down Narragan- 

 sett bay, stopping at Rocky Point for 

 a Rhode Island clam bake, and then 

 continuing to Newport, where the party 

 will be met and entertained by some of 

 the gardeners of that city. 



Edward Murray, formerly of this 

 city, but now employed at Boston, is 

 at Block island for his vacation. 



Robert Johnston, of Johnston Bros., 

 was a member of a fishing party on 

 Narragansett bay last week. 



Thomas Curley, who underwent an 

 operation for stomach trouble, is re- 

 ported comfortable. 



Miss Annie Peckham has returned 

 from a two weeks' automobile trip 

 through the Berkshires. 



Mr. Mead, of Fottler, Fiske, Rawson 

 Co., of Boston, was a business caller 

 last week. 



Charles W. Morey, of North Smith- 

 field, has the sympathy of many friends 

 in the death of his infant son! 



The Elmhurst Hill Greenhouses is the 

 name under which Richard L. Hogan 

 will conduct his business in the future. 



John Burke, of Burke is Burns, left 



last week for Denver, accompanied by 

 his brother-in-law, Thomas Burns. 



Charles Hunt is talking of opening 

 a downtown store this fall. 



W. H. M. 



NEWPORT, R. I. 



John A. Forbes, gardener of the By- 

 the-Sea estate, left August 10 for San 

 Francisco to attend the convention of 

 the Royal Clan of Caledonians. 



A pretty floral decoration of pink and 

 blue was arranged by J. G. Leikens for 

 a recent dinner. The exterior decora- 

 tions were of hanging baskets of hy- 

 drangeas, and the tables were decorated 

 with pink and blue heads of -hydran- 

 geas, with statuettes to resemble » 

 garden of the period of Louis XV. 

 W. H. M. 



Newcastle, Ind.— Clarence A. Smith 

 has bought a half interest in the Jor- 

 dan Peony Gardens of Mrs. Chas. A. 

 Feltt, which hereafter will be known 

 as the Jordan-Smith Peony Gardens^. 

 Mr. Smith is a brother-in-law of the 

 late Herbert Heller, of the South Park 

 Floral Co. 



