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NOVBMBEK 5, 1914. 



The Florists' Review 



35 



HEADQUARTERS IN THE U. S. FOR 



Fancy Boxwood Sprays 



Our sprays come from new territory. The| boi-bwTish variety, fancy 

 tips, never broken before, no coarse, woody stoesk, every bit mer- 

 chantable, the best we ever had. We know it wilH please you. Oar 

 new light-weight shipping case will bring it to yczDU clean and fresh 

 from the Old Plantation of the Sunny South. State the day you 

 wish delivery. You are still entitled to the sppeeial discount on 

 advance orders. Samples sent on request. Write us today. 



PITTSBURGH CUT FLOWER CO. 



LARGEST AND OLDEST SHIPPERS OF THIS MPATERIAL IN U. S. 



121 Sandusky Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. 



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Mention Tbe Review vrhn yon write. 



BOXWOOD SPRAYS 



We cut when ordered, and ship direct to you by exfipress as cheap as you can 



buy anywhere, not delivered. 

 Can we use a better argument to convince you? We li xandle all other GREENS. 



Price list on request. 



JONES, The Holly Wreath Man Mil* f Oil, Deisware 



Aleutluu Tbe Kovmjw wbyii yuu write. 



JOHNS CREEK EVERGREEN CO. 



Qrant Presnell, Mgr. DEL RIO, TENN. 



All kinds of Evergreens. Boxwood a specialty. 

 Boxwood, flrdt c ass, 7c lb. Extra fine Log 

 Moss Green, ^^c lb Holly, full «f berries, 60-lb. 

 case, $2.i0. Xmas Trees, flue qua ity. I6<! to 76c 

 each. All kin is of Daejfcr and Rook Ferns. 7t)c 

 1000 Suruoe Sprays, Blue- berried Cedar, '20 lb. 

 Ivy and Laurel, 2c lb. Cash with ord-^r. 

 Mention CTie Review when yon write. 



ries. The judges were George Burton 

 and Charles W. Cox. 



Alfred M. Campbell, considered one 

 of our best chrysanthemum experts, has 

 some especially fine stock this season. 



E. Gurney Hill, of Richmond, Ind., 

 and Myer Heller, of Newcastle, Ind., 

 arrived here November 3. Mr. Hill 

 had Hoosier Beauty in fine form, and 

 some new chrysanthemums, while Mr. 

 Heller had a lovely yellow polyantha 

 rose. Phil. 



KANSAS CITY. 



The Market. 



Frost has come at last, though sev- 

 eral weeks later than last year, and all 

 the outdoor stock has been frozen. The 

 churches have put in their orders for 

 winter cut flowers and fern dishes are 



HoDy - Laurel -Eoxwood - Hoss 



Write for prices-t'whey will attract you. 



W. Z. PURNELL 



Mention The R«Tt*.ew when too write, 



SNOW HILL, MD. 



DECORHTIVE E\Z^EI=?GREEISIS 



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Oreen Oalax .•45c per 



Fancy Ferns ,,. 60c per 



D.iRKfr Ferns 6Uc per 



Long Qieen Leucnthoe i^. 



Short Green tencothoe 



1000. or $.3 50 per case of lOOOO 

 • UUU, or 2 78 per case of MOO 

 1000, or 2.76 per ca»e of 6000 



$1.60 per JtOO 



.76 per 10i>0 



RhodndeftdriiD, Kalmla and Spnio ce Sprays quoted on application. Qoods 

 Ruaraiitfed to be A-l In pvt-ry |)art*~tlcular, tracked and shipped to suit par- 

 chaser. Tour credit Is grood fur atrLt lal order. 



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TAR-HEEL EVERGREEN CO., . 



Mention Th» R>t» lew wh«»ii yon vyrlte. 



ELK PARK. N.IC. 



making their way to the greenhouses 

 in larger numbers — one of the regular 

 results of a heavy frosi 



Our big new sixty-million-dollar 

 union depot was opened October 30 

 and 31. Thousands of people came to • 

 the city to help celebrate, making busi- - 

 ness better for the trade in general. . 

 The location of the new station means s 

 a saving of from fifteen minutes to a - 

 half hour for the florists of this city -- 

 when expressing flow^ers to surrounding » 

 towns. 



THE COSBY EVERfiREEN CO. 



PERRYMAN ft SONS 



R. A. Perry man, M^r. COSBY, TENN. 



oiSP^'S^' **£ ^^' '^'inest Gr'-en She-t Moss, 

 2»8C- Fancy Da^ser Ferns. 70c 10P0 Hollv. 60- 

 lb. case. »2.W. Xmas Tre-s, all kinds. v6c uo. 

 Uui-el and Ivv, 2hic lb. We are prompt shippers 

 and Honest. Can give references. Call on us at 

 >n early date. Caahwi th fl-st order. 



Business last week showed a marked 

 improvement over the week previous 

 as many flowers were used for various 

 decorations. Hallowe'en work was 



