July 21, 1910. 



The Weekly Florists' Review. 



41 



h THE FLORIST 



a flower store or a greenhouse — the largest and most varied supply of Cut 

 s for Retailers and Growers there is anywhere in the United States. Here 

 •vice and save money, time and bother. Let us hear from you. 



Florists' Supplies 



RS 



Iths will be the Aster; it is the one 

 late summcf* Recognizing: the 

 appreciating; the ever-increasing 



[, we have arranged for a larger 



■quarters 



, but of course these never are up 

 You can begin ordering now 

 and finish of flowers — always 



lie season will be found here* 



LAVENDER 



PURPLE 



id Fertilizer 



|**n»on Co.) 



"in, landscape gardener. Jobber and whole- 

 *y through the use or sale of this article — 

 ' "uccessful growers. Try a sample 12 lb. 

 I^nd irarden as under glass— a fine side line 

 "sition to Seedsmen and Jobl>ers. Write 



MANUFACTUI^ERS' PRICES 



We manufacture many lines of florists' supplies, either in our own building or 

 elsewhere, and all others we handle in such bu-ge quantity that we can make our 

 modest profit selling at the prices manufacturers charge smaller buyers. In no case 

 do w^e permit ourselves to be undersold. The greater part of our business being 

 mail orders for a general line of supplies, we are in a position to d-iy price 

 competition on the same grade of goods. Outside of price, buyers will appreciate 

 their many advantages in placing their orders »ll in one place — saving in time, 

 bother and express. We carry so large a stock we can at all times fill aU orders 

 promptly. 



RIBBONS AND CHIFFONS 



Buying our Ribbons in loom orders means that we must carry an immense 

 stock, but it also means that we get special florists' qualities ( not department store 

 stock) at a cost that makes it possible for us to sell at the same prices smaller jobbm 

 pay the mills. We have every flower shade in every width and several grades of silk, 

 satin taffeta, mousselines, moire, plain taffeta and satin gros grain. Full 10-yd. bohs. 

 A good many florists ** sit up and take notice " when they begin to compare our 

 Ribbons and Chiffons and our Prices, with the goods they have been getting and the 

 prices they have been paying. 



Send us a trial order-for a few bolts of the ribbon you use most, or for 

 the kinds you are short of. 



Or send us samples of your ribbons and get our prices on same qualities. 

 Or ask us for samples from our line, with prices. 



SPHAGNUM MOSS 



Have you ever tried our Moss ? K not, take advantage of this opportunity and 

 stock up on a winter's supply. Selected especially for us. No other moss but Flo- 

 rists* Sphagnum in ottr bales. Every bale the same size, and solidly packed. 5 bale 

 lots, $5.00? 10 bale lots, $9.00; 25 bale lots, $20.00? 50 bale lots, $37.50; 100 bale lots, 

 $70 00 



CUT FLOWER AND DESIGN BOXES 



We handle so large a line of Cut Flower, Design, Violet and Corrugated Boxes 

 that it would take this entire two-page advertisement to describe and price them all. 

 We believe it is the largest line handled by any one house in America and we know 

 that for quality and price there is nothing to compare with it. About every florist 

 who has looked at our line has recognized that we were offering him " a better box 

 for the same money, or the same box for less money .'^ 



Send us one of the boxes yon no'w use and fl^et our 

 prices on that quality. 



We are originators of exclusive styles in Florists' Boxes. For large buyers we 

 can get up a line of Boxes tliat will be exclusive with them - no one else will have a 

 box like it. 



Write us about your box needs, or fill in the coupon. 



KH INQUIRIES AND QUOTE LATEST PRICES. 



dall Co. 



)-2l Randolph St., CHICAGO 



Send me your special offer on my season's 

 supply of Fern Green Felt and White Enamel 



CUT FLOWER AND DESIGN BOXES 



Name 



City 



State 



I use each year about thousand I 



boxes assorted sizes. H 



