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The Florists' Review 



NOTBUBIB 4, 191f. 



THE FLORISTS' SUPPLY HOUSE OF AMERICA 



RED SPECIALTIES 



RED RUSCUSf the kind that goes farther than any you ever have had. Let your order come at once 



and be prepared. Orders for large or small quantities filled promptly. 

 RED IMMORTELLES^ fresh crop just arriving. Other colors supplied if wanted. 

 RED IMMORTELLE WREATHS* all sizes, American and French styles; these will save time in 



making up. Prices mailed on application. ■ ><•->! •• ', 



JAPANESE RED ROPING; No. 1 is small, No. 2 is medium, No. S is large. Other colors in white, 



blue and green only in No. 2 size. 



H. BAYERSDORFER & CO. 



1129 ARCH STREET, 



PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



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building of three stories and basement 

 of steel beam construction and to con- 

 tain four stores, eight flats of four and 

 five rooms, a lodge hall and a moving 

 picture theater with a seating capacity 

 of 1,000. Together with the land it 

 will represent an investment of about 

 $140,000. The Greenebaum bank has un- 

 derwritten a bond issue of $75,000, 

 seven years at six per cent. 



Visitors. 



Among the visitors on the Chicago 

 market this week was C. W. Scott, of 

 the Yokohama Nursery Co., New York. 

 While here Mr. Scott bought a pedi- 

 greed Airedale terrier, for whfeh he 

 paid a fancy price. 



Among the week's visitors was 

 Charles C. Case, of Prairie du Chien, 

 Wis. 



Members of the trade were visited 

 last week by C. W. Crum, of Des 

 Moines, la. 



Mrs. Gullett, wife of Ed Gullett, of 

 Gullett & Sons, Lincoln, HI.; was a vis- 

 itor in Chicago last week while en route 

 to the east on a visit to home folks. 



Bowling. 



The Florists struck a snag in the 

 North Chicago league last week, when 

 the Birk team established some high 

 records for the season. The scores 

 were: 



Player. 1st 2d 3d 



Hnebner 178 187 159 



Lorman ■ 149 193 208 



Zech 185 1S9 120 



Price 166 217 199 



Olsem 172 145 208 



Totals 822 931 903 



Blrk Bros 1083 987 927 



MILWAUEEE. 



The Market. 



Business in general shows a steady 

 improvement and has assumed quite 

 healthy proportions. The weather was 

 exceptionally fine last week and this 

 brought stock to the market in much 

 larger quantities. The market, there- 

 fore, shows a change from conditions 

 that existed a week ago. 



The chrysanthemum crop is arriving 

 almost too fast and some cold, cloudy 

 weather is necessary to hold back the 

 cut. If the mild weather continues 

 there will soon be an overabundant sup- 

 ply and prices will drop greatly. The 

 rose crop, which has been extremely 

 short for some time, has increased to a 

 great extent and all orders are being 



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CLEVELAND 



Headquarters Cleveland Florists' Club 



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Friday, November 12, 1915 



RATES 



Single Room, Hot and Cold WaUr . . . . $1.50 

 Witk Bath .... $2.00 to $5.00 



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taken care of without any trouble. The 

 stock is in excellent shape and prices 

 are lower than they have been during 

 the last few weeks. Carnations are 

 coming in heavily each day and, while 

 the cut is not abnormal, the large sup- 

 ply of mums makes it difficult to sell all 

 of them. Prices, consequently, have 

 taken quite a drop and probably will 

 go lower if the mum supply is not soon 

 shortened by cloudy weather. 



Violets showed a marked improve- 

 ment last week. The quality is much 

 better and the supply has increased t ) 

 such an extent that shipments are beinj 

 made daily. Valley and lilies are not 

 overabundant and are selling well. Bu- 

 brum lilies were quite plentiful for a 

 few days, but the surplus was disposed 



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 Fabric 



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