February 5, 1914. 



The Florists^ Review 



37 



FOLDING 

 FLOWER 

 ..BOXES.. 



We carry the largest assortment of sizes, and are prepared to make prompt 

 deliveries at all times. Special discounts allowed on large quantities. No printing 

 charge on ^ots of 300 or over of assorted sizes. 



White Olaae. Oraen Olaie, 

 Pink Olaw. 



16x4 x8.., 

 20z 4 xS... 

 ISx S x8.. 

 21x 6 x3... 

 24x 6 x8% 

 80x 6 x8% 

 86x 6%x8)i 

 18x 6 x8^ 

 21x 7 

 21x 8 

 24x 8 

 24x 8 

 28x 8 

 28x 8 

 86x 8 

 40x 8 

 42x 8 

 86x10 

 42x10 

 48x10 



x8^ 

 x4..< 

 x4.. 

 x5,. 

 x4.. 



x6 



x6. Telescope 



x6 



XB 



x8 



x6 



x5 



Per 100 

 I 2.66 

 8.00 

 8.00 

 8.60 

 8.75 

 4.60 

 6.65 

 8.66 

 4.00 

 4.66 

 6.25 

 6.75 

 6.00 

 6.60 



a.oo 



11.00 

 18.26 

 11.00 

 16.00 

 18.00 



Bxtra HeaTj Spray and 



Design— Mist Gray. Mist 



Brown. 



80xl2x 6. 

 20xl2x 8 

 16xl6x 8 

 20x20x 8 

 24x24x 8 

 24x24x10 

 28x28x 8 

 82x82x 8 

 24xl4x 8 

 80xl4x 8 

 86xl4x 8 

 40xl4x 8 

 42xl7x 8 



Per 100 

 Teleacope.llO 60 

 •• .. 10.00 

 " .. 10.60 

 " .. 18.60 

 •• .. 16.i0 

 " .. 20.00 



.. 1»,60 

 " .. 26.60 



.. 18.00 

 " .. 16.00 

 " .. 16.26 

 •• .. 17.76 

 " .. 80.60 



A. 



Prices on Valentine and Basket 

 Boxes mailed on application. 



Violet and Cktrtrage 

 Boxes. 



Wlilte and Violet Qlase. 

 Per 100 



7x4x4 $2.60 



8x5x5. 8.00 



10x6x5% 8.60 



12x8x51^ 4.60 



14x10x8, Telescope... 8.60 



Plain Violet. 



7x4x4 1.7B 



8x5x5 2.26 



10x6x5% 2.60 



11x8x5% 8,60 



Mist Gray and Mist 



Brown. 



Palm Green. 



7x4x4 2.50 



8x6x5 2.75 



10x6x5% 8.00 



12x8x5% 8.50 



15x6x6 8.60 



14x10x8, Telescope. . . 6.00 



A. A. ARNOLD, 16-18-20-22 S. Peoria St., CHICAGO 



Mmtlon The Review when yog write. 



Artificial Capes 



Made of waxed paper. A perfect imita- 

 tion. Very desirable, handy, being ready 

 wired— can be had in white, lavender, pink 

 or red. 



Per 100 $0.60 



Per box of 1000 4.00 



CEO. H. ANGERMIiELtER 



Wholesale Florist 



1324 Pine St. St. Louis, Mo. 



Mention The Reyjew when yon write. 



Magnolia Leaves, Cycas Leaves, Ruscus 



Write for Prices 

 giving name of your jobber 



OSCAR LEISTNER 



17 N. Franklin St., CHICAGO, ILL. 



Mention The Review when yon write. 



ORANGE, N. J. 



The nineteenth annual banquet of the 

 New Jersey Floricultural Society took 

 place at* the Plaza hotel, Monday eve- 

 ning, February 2, and proved a most 

 enjoyable and successful reunion. The 

 absence of several of the veterans was 

 widely regretted. The secretary, Geo. 

 W. Strange, was chairman of the ban- 

 quet committee. The other officers for 

 1914 are: President, Edwin Thomas; 

 vice-president, Henry Halbig; treasurer, 

 Fritz Bergelund. 



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when you can get a nice, fresh, clean, 

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 only 



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After a short business session, and 

 the disposal of a splendid menu, 

 speeches and a musical entertainment 

 by Messrs. Finnegan and Lindeman 

 kept the enjoyment keen until the small 

 hours. After the usual loyal toasts to 

 President Wilson, W. A. Manda re- 

 sponded to "Our Brethren Across the 



Sea. ' ' Having just returned from 

 Europe, his remarks concerning the in- 

 ternational exhibition were especially 

 interesting. Fred W. Kelsey responded 

 for the nurserymen and made an elo- 

 quent address, featuring the landscape 

 and park developments of the Oranges. 

 Frank Drews, ex-president, spoke on 



