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The Wcddy Florists^ Review. 



Decbmbbb 7, 1911. 



THE FLORISTS' SUPPLY HOUSE OF AMERICA 



CHRISTMAS WREATHS 



In a variety more beautiful than any ever offered. Statice Wreaths* RUSCUS 

 Wreaths, Holly Wreaths, Magnolia Wreaths, Immortelle Wreaths, 

 Moss Wreaths. 



Endless variety may be secured by the use of Loose Statlce, Loose Holly, 

 Loose immortelles. Loose Ruscus. 



Holly Sprays, Beech Sprays, Magnolia Sprays. 



Cycas Leaves and Pine Cones. 



Our Silent Salesman awaits your^commands; write to us and he will call on you with 

 full description of everything in Florists' Supplies and Novelties for 

 Christmas. 



H. BAYERSDORFER & CO., 



1189 Arch StMset, 



PHIIiADEIiPHIA, 



Uennon Tbe Keview wnen tou wnu- 



Their business there closed with Miss 

 Kebstock's marriage. 



The Eobert Craig Co. has beautifully 

 colored blocks of dracsenas, terminalis 

 and Lord Wolseley, grown under Nor- 

 wood's favoring conditions. 



Martin C. Ejbsam, of Trenton, N. J., 

 and A. & G. Kosbach, of Femberton, 

 N, J., were here recently. 



David Eust delivered an interesting 

 address on "The History of the Flo- 

 rists' Club" at the December meeting 

 of that organization. 



B. Eschner has returned from a four 

 weeks' trip through the middle west. 

 Mr. Eschner reports favorably on busi- 

 ness conditions. 



Jeanne Nonin is seen in fine form at 

 Edward Eeid's. 



Pussy willows are the latest arrivals 

 at Eugene Bernheimer's. 



A big, timely crop of chrysanthemums 

 made last week the best in Alfred M. 

 Campbell's business history. 



H. Bayersdorfer & Co. are receiving 

 large importations of immortelles, im- 

 mortelle, holly and moss wreaths, air 

 plants and other Christmas goods on 

 five or SIX steamers. 



The S. S. Pennock-Meehan Co. expects 

 a brisk demand for boxwood sprays. 



Samuel F. Lilley has a crop of fine 

 Bonnaffon that ought to be re-named 

 Gold Mine at this time. 



Henry F. Michell says that the Christ- 

 mas green situation is normal. The sup- 

 ply is good, without being excessive. 

 The demand is commencing well. 



Berger Bros, are sending out the new 

 rose, Princeton, as fast as it arrives. 



Walter P. Stokes is experimenting 

 with liquid sulphur as a fungicide. 



The little fernery was an important 

 factor for Thanksgiving. 



The Philadelphia Cut Flower Co. 

 finds the tide has turned. Demand ex- 

 ceeds supply. 



White lilac is popular, says the Leo. 

 Niessen Co. 



George F. Christie, of Clifton, Pa., is 

 sending sweet peas to W. J. Baker that 

 he may uphold his high reputation. 

 They are not from the new house yet, 

 either. 



Pennock Bros, are experiencing a 

 heavy demand for fine plants. Jos G. 



!:> E T r^o I T 



IVJI\ lltVJ 



Because of its low initial cost and its low up-keep the Motor-Wagon is in great demand 

 by progressive merchants everywhere . 



In almost every line of business it has proved reliable, efficient and economical. 



The Motor-Wagon will make Quick, prompt and satisfactory deliveries to your 

 customers; and open new avenues for increased business. 



It is easy to operate and to care for, and practically free from break-downs or repairs. 



Write at once for particulars. 



The Notor-Wagon Company of Detroit 



Dept. W, DETROIT, MICH. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



FINE EVERGREENS 



Ferns and Leucothoe Sprays a specialty. 

 Get our price list before ordering. 



F.]I.STINSON,BannenElk,N.C. 



Mention Tbe Review when you write 



I Laurel Fe«tooning made a« a gpecialty 



Just what your order calls for, and nothing else, is 

 what you get when placing your order with us. 



Florists will find it to their advantage to aaticipate their wants for the coming seasoa, 

 by placing their orders with us early. Sample leaves cheerfully sent upon application. 



RIGHT -WHKRK THE LAURKL. GROWS. TEIX US TOUR WANTS. 



Attention Buyers! 



THOS. A. ZETO, 



Newfield, N. J. 



MpntioTi '^''g Review when you write. 



Neidinger reports a heavy demand for 

 extra fine red ruscus, green ruscus 



wreaths and his special Christmas 

 wreaths. Phil. 



