June 30, 1910. 



The Weekly Florists' Review. n 



AS A MEDIUM FOR 



The Allied Trades 



AN ADVERTISER IN THE ALLIED TRADES-a firm which 

 makes an article used by nearly all Florists— recently wrote, at 

 the expiration of his first order: 



"Replying to yours of the !»th, you may continue the Adv. in 

 your publication until forbid. 



"We are rather surprised at the large number of inquirie.s 

 secured from the small Adv. in the comparatively short time you 

 have had the order. Up to this time, we feel that the •inquiries 

 received are proof that it is money well spent." 



THERE ARE TWO REASONS for advertising. One of 

 these is to add to your business, but an equally important one 

 is to hold that which you already have— to keep your com- 

 petitor, who advertises, from winning it away from you. 



You achieve both these objects when 

 you tell your story to the whole trade 

 through The Review. 



1 inch, single column width $ 1.00 each issne 



/4 column (5 inches) 5.00 each issue 



yi page (10 inches) 10.00 each issue 



% page (15 inches) 15.00 each issue 



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Special positions extra, if granted. Write for rates on yearly contracts. 



Classified, 10 cents per line per insertion, net. 



Review Classified Advertisements are great business bringers at trifling cost. 



ADVERTISING FORMS CLOSB AT 5 P. M. TUESDAY. 



FLORISTS' PIBLISHING CO. 



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