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OCTOBEB 7, 1016. 



The Florists^ Review 



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FOLDING 

 FLOWER 

 .. BOXES .. 



Our RelectioD of Folding Flower Boxes is the most complete. We can furnish yon a box for all yarieties 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 Lily Box, as described below, and order early. 

 Samples and prices of these boxes mailed on request. 



Palm Oreen, Mlat Grax. 

 Mlat Brown. 



White Olaae, Oreen 

 Olase. Pink Olaae. 



No prlntins charge on lots of 300 or orer 

 of asBorted sizes. 



Extra Heavy Spray and 



Dealgn — Palm Oreen, 



Mist Qray and 



Mlat Brown. 



Per 100 

 80x12x6, Telescope. .$10.00 



20x12x8 

 16x16x8 

 20x20x8 

 24x24x8 

 28x28x8 

 32x32x8 

 24x14x8 

 30x14x8 

 86x14x8 

 40x14x8 

 42x17x8 



Palm Oreen Only. 

 23x12x5, Telescope..! 7.S0 

 12x12x8 

 28x22x8 " 



32x17x8 " 



86x17x8 



Mist Oray and 



Mist Brown. 



24x24x10, Telescope. $20.00 



10.00 

 10.00 

 13.00 

 16.00 

 19.00 

 20.00 

 12. SO 

 14.60 

 16.00 

 17.60 

 20.00 



0.00 

 16.00 

 16.00 

 18.50 



Violet and Corsage 

 Boxes. 



White and Violet Olaae. 

 Per 100 



7x 4x4 1 2.60 



8x 6xfi 3.00 



lOx 6x6H 8.60 



12x 8x6ii 4.60 



14x10x8 7.60 



Plain Violet. 



7x4x4 1 1.76 



8x 6x0 2.20 



lOx 6x6^ 2.60 



llx 8x5H 3.60 



Mist Oray, Mist Brown 

 and Palm Oreen. 



7x 4x4 $ 2.60 



8x 6x5 2.76 



lOx 6x6U'. 8.00 



12x 8x6H 8.50 



15x6x6 3.60 



14x10x8. Cot. 2^". 6.00 

 Palm Oreen Only. 



15x 7x6H I 600 



12x12x7. Cot. 2- 7.00 



Peerlesa Green. 



Per 100 

 20z 4xS. Teles. Cot.. $1.60 

 24x 4x3 " " l.M 

 18x 5x3 " " 1.60 

 21x 6x3 " " 1.00 

 24x 5x8%, 2" Cot... 2.25 

 30x 6x3% " ... 2.50 

 21x 8x4 " ... 2.60 



24x 8x4 " ... 2.90 



28x 8x4 " ... 8.25 



28x 8x6 " ... 8.76 



36x 8x6, Teles. Cot.. 6.25 

 40x 8x5 " " 6.70 

 80x10x5 " " 0.20 

 36x10x6 " " 6.76 



Palm Oreen TJntlnted. 

 30x12x6, Telescope. . .$7.60 

 86x12x6 " ... 0.00 



No printing charge on lota 



of 500 or over of aa- 



Borted slses. 



BASKET BOXES. 



This Box la made to carry all slies of 

 Baskets and can also he nsed for Planta. 

 Made In one piece collapsible style and oat of 

 heavy S-ply molstare-proof stock. 



12x12x10 $12.00 per 100 



16x15x20 15.00 per 100 



18x18x25 20.00 per 100 



10x19x30 25.00 per 100 



SPECIALS 



70XSIKO LILT BOXES. 



This box Is made from our White Olase, 



Oreen Olate or Pink Glaze stock with a fall 



size Easter Lily In two-color work printed on 



cover. We make them In the following sizes: 



24x8x4 $ 6.25 per 100 



24x8x5 6.75 per 100 



28x8x4 7.00 per 100 



28x8x6 7.60 per 100 



86x8x5 10.00 per 100 



Printing gratis on 200 or oTer. 



sHippnfa BOXES. 



is made from a 8-ply 



This Box __ _ 



proof container board 

 Express Package. 



Cover 

 24x24x 8 8 



24x24x10 4 



28x28x10 4 



SOxSOx 9 4 



36xl4x 8 3 



40xl4x 8 8 



42xl7x 8 3 



a 8-ply molstnre- 

 and makes an Ideal 



Per 100 

 $19.00 

 24.00 

 80.00 

 81.00 

 19.00 

 21.00 

 24.00 



A. A. ARNOLD PAPER BOX CO. 



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



Mention Th» Review when yon write. 



bered that they live for years here and 

 increase rapidly. It might be sup- 

 posed that they would soon be so com- 

 mon that the demand would cease. 



Various Notes. 



The Joy Floral Co. is selling some 

 good chrysanthemums this week. The 

 company recently installed a refrigerat- 

 ing plant and does not hesitate to say 

 that the expense is less than for the 

 old iceboxes. 



Mclntyre Bros, are again at the front 

 with their high grade carnations. They 

 certainly know how to grow carnations. 



Hillerest School Farm reports a heavy 

 bulb business this fall. The farm al- 

 ready has moved more than half as 

 many bulbs as were sold last season 

 and the season has hardly opened. 



Geny Bros, are installing a refriger- 

 ating plant this week. They have been 

 cutting good mums and have done a 

 good business the last two or three 

 weeks. F. B. 



HicksvUle, 0.— Charles W. Seibert 

 has just completed a new Moninger 

 greenhouse 30x95. 



KANSAS CITY. 



The Market. 



Business was good in all lines last 

 week, although the fashion show had 

 little effect in the florists' line except 

 for corsage bouquet work. It did not 

 make up for the difference in the cost 

 of window displays, however. A trav- 

 eling salesman from a large eastern 

 concern said the windows were the best 

 he ever saw anywhere. 



The American Royal Livestock and 

 Horse Show is being held this week, 

 which means that many yellow mums 

 will be disposed of. 



Funeral work has been unusually 

 heavy, while other lines have increased 

 also. Flowers are coming in freely and 

 the demand increases accordingly. 

 Carnations have been in heavy demand 

 and not enough of them available. In 

 the last week they have improved won- 

 derfully in firmness. Dahlias are still 

 plentiful and of better quality than 

 at any time this summer. Boses are 

 more plentiful and prices on them are 

 rising. Chrysanthemums were more 



numerous last week and from the looks 

 of the greenhouses there will be plenty 

 of them from now on. They are of good 

 quality. 



Various Notes. 



Samuel Murray reports a heavy run 

 of funeral work all last week. His 

 window for fashion show week was ar- 

 tistic. 



The Elmhurst Landscape & Nursery 

 Co., which makes a specialty of sum- 

 mer cut flowers for floristp, is bring- 

 ing in some of the finest dahlias that 

 have ever been seen in this market. 

 Its gladioli this summer were of the 

 same quality, having as high as twelve 

 to fifteen flowers to the spike at one 

 time. 



W. J. Barnes has his greenhouses in 

 good shape, consid-aring the amount of 

 remodeling he has done. He has about 

 800 good cyclamen plants, ranging 

 from 4-inch to 8-inch, which look es- 

 pecially well. His begonias and other 

 Christmas stock are also in fine con- 

 dition. 



Miss L. E. Boggess has returned from 

 a two months' trip through the west. 



George Papakis, of the Kansas City 



