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November 30, 1911. 



ThcWcekly Florists' Review. 



43 



Special Advance 

 Christmas Number 



OF THE FLORISTS' SUPPLY 

 HOUSE OF AMERICA 



Frencli Ked luiuiortelle Wreaths, perfect and 

 handsome, American style, originated by us. All sizes— 

 V'a-in.up to 27-in. 



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not find Iiere we 

 refer you to 

 ODR 8IL.KNT 

 SALKSMAN, 



who ^eill be 

 happy to call 

 upon you 

 immediately 

 on receipt of an 

 invitation. 



French Red Immortelle Wreaths, 



French style, tight wrapped. All sizes — 7'2-in. 

 up to 27-in. 



Reel Immortelle BellH. The only original Im- 

 mortelle Bell on the market, perfect in shape and color. 

 Five sizes-4, i%, 6, 6^4 and8-io. 



Imported C'hriHtmas Paper 

 Foldlne BellH are made of extra 

 bright red tissue paper. Miniature 

 Bells, in sizes 2H2, 3, 3Hs and 4-in., are 

 cheerful plant or tree decorations. 



H. BAYERSDORFER & CO 



1129 Arch St., Philadelphia 



Mention The Review when you write. 



Red 

 Immortelles 



in quantity. We 

 can supply your 

 wants regardless of 

 shortage of crop. 



Write for 

 Prices 



Other Immortelles 

 in all desired colors 



HEADQUARTERS FOR 



Christmas Greens 



Special Selected Grades for Florists 



Holly Mistletoe Lycopodlum 



Wreaths— Laurel, Holly and Lycopodlum 



Roping — Laurel and Lycopodlum 



Moss — Grreen Lump and Sheet 



and all other specialties for the Holidays. Special 

 circular, with prices, mailed to all. 



Henry F. Michell Co. 



S\ 8 Market St., Philadelphia 



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and the cyclamen. After them, the ber- 

 ried plants, the lesser flowering plants 

 and the ferns and foliage plants com- 

 plete the holiday assortment. 



Wishing to be informed on the prog- 

 ress that has been made on the grow- 

 ing and the finishing of plants for 

 Christmas, an appointment was made 

 with Eobert A. Craig to look over his 

 company's houses. An idea can be 



formed of the wonderful growth of the 

 holiday plant industry from a remark 

 of "Mr. Craig's, that the express com- 

 pany has offered to send a representa- 

 tive out to his place this week with 

 orders to remain there continuously 

 until Christmas to waybill all outgoing 

 cases, thus insuring correctness of name 

 and destination; also that the express 

 company has prepared printed cards 



ready to send to its representatives at 

 every point of transfer, instructing 

 them to forward the plants with 

 promptness to their destination. 



The poinsettias were the first flower- 

 ing plants shown by Mr. Craig. There 

 are two varieties, single and double. 

 Some are grown singly, but many are 

 made up in pans with asparagus and 

 ferns. The double poinsettia is the 



