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November 5, 1914. 



Delaware Holly and Holly Wreaths 



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HOLLY WREATHS 



Standard size Wreaths are made on 10-inch wooden rings, wire 



wrapped, and have four size banches berries. 



Packed 200 per case. 



In lots of 2r0 ll^c 



In lots of 400 llXo 



In lots of 600 11 c 



In lots of 1000 lO^c 



Laurel Roping 3X, 4 and 5c per yard 



We make a specialty of the above and guarantee all goods as 



represented or money refunded. 



Terms 50% cash with order. 



We have everything in EVCRQRIKNS. 



Write your requirements. 



DELAWARE EVERGREEN CO., Milton, Del. 



Mjntlon The Review when yon write. 



BOXWOOD SPRAYS 



The Government lowered the express charges, but we still lowered 

 them on Boxwood by arranging to ship only in burlap bags. Quality 

 must be fine, as we are depending on getting your order next year. 

 We increase our sales of this green each year by thousands of pounds. 



Price, 15c per lb. """ ""^'^:'"' "" — •"•"■ ■ '"" 



McCALLUM CO., - PITTSBURGH, PA, 



tn "CHRIftTMAS NBCISSITIKS WOtt FLOMSTS" 



rists' Club on the evening of Novem- 

 ber 3, at the club's rooms. 



James M. Thoirs, of Camden, N. J., 

 has had a splendid fall business in 

 weddings and parties, much ahead of 

 last season at this time. 



Fred Cowperthwaite spoke on exhi- 

 bitions before the Norwood Horticul- 

 tural Society November 2. Mr. Cow- 

 perthwaite has just taken charge of a 

 newly created department of great re- 

 sponsibility for the Henry F. Michell 

 Co. 



Bernard Hobbs, of Brown & Mann 

 Co., Eichmond, Va., spent two days last 

 week in this city as the guest of Ber- 

 nard Eschner. 



Charles Slappenback and Mrs. Slap- 

 penback, of San Francisco, were here 

 recently. 



Clarence W. Moore believes that the 

 approach of severe weather will add in- 

 terest to the demand for bulbs for out- 

 door planting. 



Bisque tango favors are the latest 

 novelty shown by H. Bayersdorfer & 

 Co. Dutch heads in great variety have 

 also arrived there. 



George F. Christie and William 

 Swayne are sending fine Bazers to 

 William J. Baker. 



The Joseph Heacock Co. has com- 

 pleted the painting of one-third of the 

 place at Wyncote. The effect is that 

 of brand-new houses. The motor trip 

 mentioned last week included visits to 

 Stephen Morteftsen, at South Hampton; 



BOXWOOD! HOLLY! 



Boxwood, fr*8H, no surplus wood, per case. 60 



lbs. net. fe.OO. 

 Holly, extra h>avy berripd. J2 50 per case, 2x2x4. 

 Leucothue Sprays. Si 00. $1.50 and $2 ou. 

 Oreen Galax. 50c per 1 000: per casf, $:{.50. 

 Fancy Ferns, hoc per lOO* ; per case. $3.75. 

 Da«»er Ferns, 80c p<>r 1000; prr case, $3.75. 

 Lycoporlium. He per lb : lOo lbs., $7.00. 

 Green Sheet Moss, $1.00 per bag. 



No junk. Fresh stock. Entire eatisfaction 

 Ruaranieed. Cash, please, or time to investigate 

 referenc- s. 



Shipping Point: Del Rio. Tenn. 



BOOMER EVEflOREEN CO. 



BOO MBit, TCNN. 



Mention The . ReTlew wh»n yon write. 



John Stephenson's Son, at Oak Lane; 

 John F. Andre, at Doylestown; Florex 

 Gardens, at North Wales; Alfred Bur- 

 ton, Myers & Samtman, and George 

 Burton, Wyndmoor. 



The Chalfonte Cut Flower Co. has 

 completed a second house and sown 

 sweet peas in it. 



The annual chrysanthemum show of 

 the Chestnut Hill Horticultural Society 

 was held in the theater of the Phila- 

 delphia Cricket Club at St. Martins on 

 the evening of November 2 and the 

 following day and evening. It was the 

 finest show the society ever has held, 

 almost entirely contributed by the pri- 

 vate gardens of the Hill. The features 

 were some wonderfully well grown 



Holly, Xinas Holly 



I have a choice lot of green heavy ber- 

 ried Holly which I will deliver by freight 

 to points east of the Mississippi Biver:* 

 Single case lots, $4.00; 5 cases or more, 

 $3.75 per case. Heavy 14-inch Holly 

 Wreaths with plenty of berries, 100, 

 $10.00. My 20 years' experience insures 

 you the right pack. 



H. AUSm Felton, Del 



Mention The ^yrtew when you write. 



WILD SMILAX 



N«w crop, now roady for shlpmont, 

 $2.50 por easo 



Natural aad Parpatuatad Masa. 



t A. BCAVm, - eVCRGRCfN. AbA. 



chrysanthemums of the Japanese type, 

 singles trained in bush form with a 

 mass of blooms most attractive in ap- 

 pearance, standard heliotropes and ge- 

 raniums, foliage plants, ferns and cut 

 roses. Thomas Meehan & Son exhib- 

 ited a group of choice hardy pompons 

 in variety. Henry F. Michell Co. had 

 a good exhibit of bulbs and necessa- 



