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The Florists^ Review 



OCTOBBB 1, 1014 



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For Your Fall Decorations 



Now is the time to get in line with the new things. 



AMERICAN Prepared Oak Sprays 



Cherry Red — Golden Brown — Tan — Natural Green 



The season is here when decorations again take an important place in the flo- 

 rists' business. 



AMERICAN Pr«par«d Oak Sprays are the most popular material to be 

 had. The Oak this year is more heavily 

 foliaged than ever before, and we have also 

 improved the colors. 



AMERICAN Baach Sprays. Prepared 

 in the same colors as the Oak. 



Magnolia Laavas. Full size cartons 

 containing 1000 leaves. Red, Green, Brown 

 and Purple. (Our Purpla Mags, ara 

 making a hit with tha florists.) 



Parisian Farns. 



Wreaths. 



Used in making up 



A pound sample of Parisian Ferns, as well as Uberal samplos of Oak, Beech and Magnolia Leaves In 

 all colors, 8'*nt prepaid on receipt of $1.00, provldinc 7on meiitton name of jonr jobber. 



No advance in the prices of AMERICAN Prepared Foliages on account of the War 



OSCAR LEISTNER 



Selling Agent for 31 9-323 W. Randolph St., 



OVE GNATT, Hammond, Ind. r" u I r- A r- /\ 



Preparer of Natural Foliages CHICAGO 



Try a Carton of 



AMERICAN OAK 

 SHRUBS 



the new foliage for Wreaths 

 and Designs. Rich colorings, 

 very hardy. Cherry Red, 

 Golden Brown, Green. 



has returned after a two weeks ' visit at 

 Toronto, Can. Mr. Simpson's finger, 

 which he smashed while repairing his 

 auto, is healing slowly. 



Ernest Szontagh, who purchased the 

 store at 1736 West Forty-seventh street 

 from Mathew Kostka a year ago, is 

 having the interior redecorated. The 

 outside has also been treated to a new 

 coat of green. Business has been good. 



V. A. Kohout, of the Lawndale Floral 

 Co., 3212 West Twenty-second street, 

 says many of the people in his neigh- 

 borhood have their own flower gardens 

 during the summer. This naturally cuts 

 into his cut flower sales until the out- 

 side season is over, but business now is 

 picking up. 



Mrs. Sarah Lindon has disposed of 

 her store at 108 East Fifty-first street 

 to Harry Friend, and will devote all 

 her time to her new store, the Drexel 

 Flower Shop, at 826 East Forty-seventh 



M. B. Hirsch, the Willard Florist, 346 

 East Fifty-first street, is making a spe- 

 cialty of fern baskets. He says it keeps 

 him busy supplying the demand. 



A well planned store is being built 

 by Oscar Metz, at 5523 Harper avenue, 

 next door to his present location. 



Mrs. A. C. Heyme, whose name seldom 

 appears in the paper, has a store at 

 5414 South Halsted street, where she 

 has been doing a nice business for many 

 years, largely funeral work. 



Mrs. G, C. Wagner, whose husband 

 conducts the retail store at 3116 Indiana 

 avenue, and her mother, Mrs. J. A. 

 Huff, of Mount View, Cal., have re- 

 turned from a two weeks' outing at 

 Diamond Lake, Mich. 



James Friedl says he was busy with 



McCRAY Refrigrerators 



«.,«•■«. • .r .>^..^ . Send at once for Cata- 



DISPLAY YOUR logue No. 71. which de- 



F_ -^ __,____. _ scribes fully the McCray 



LOWERS ReWgreratora and Diaplay 



i^XJ TW ML, M\ iJ Cases for flotuta. 



McCRAY REFRIQERATOR COMPANY 

 668 Lake St., Kendallville. Ind. 



Mention Ttw B«t1«w whan 70a writs. 



WIRED TOOTHPICKS 



Maiiaffactur«d by 



W. J. COWEE,''!.T 



10,000 $1.76 60.000 $7.BC 



Sample free, v^^- For sale by dealers. . 

 Mention The ReTleir when yon write. 



wedding work in September. The win- 

 dow of his store, at 3528 West Twenty- 

 sixth street, has an attractive display 

 of wedding suggestions, including 

 bride's muffs, bridesmaid's bouquets, 

 boutonnieres, favors, etc. 



A. Engbrecht is enjoying a two 

 weeks' fishing trip in northern Wis- 

 consin. Mrs. Engbrecht is managing 

 the store, at 2159 West Twenty-first 

 place, during his absence. 



An order for a refrigerator and 

 counter has been received from S. Han- 



"We Hike Them Better" 



Florists' 



High-grade 



Refrigerators 



Write for catalogue 



BUCHBINDER BROS. 



MannfactarerB Florists' Refrigerator* 



520 Milwaukaa At*. 



CHICAGO 



Mention Hie Rerlew when yon w rl**^ 



sen & Co., florists, of Butte, M 'Ot., W 

 Buchbinder Bros. The Porter WalW 

 Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, recently^ 

 in a hurry, so two hours after t!ie or 

 was received the refrigerator hid " 

 crated and was on its way to thJ Q^P 



