li-T-:^ Tv\T*'*^>^ rv 



Mat 7, 1914. 



The Florists' Review 



41 



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 lots of 300 or over of assorted sizes. 



Palm Oreen, Mist Qny, 

 Miat Brown. 



Per 100 



16z 4 x8 1 1.86 



20x4 x8 2.16 



18x6 x3 2.16 



21x 6 x8 2.60 



241 6 x8% 8.00 



80x6 x3^ 8.80 



86x e^xSVi 4.60 



18x 6 x«V$ 2.76 



21x 7 x8H 8.26 



24x 8 x4 8.86 



24x8 x6 4.16 



28x 8 x4 4.86 



28x 8 x6 6.00 



86x 8 x6, TeleMope 7.00 



40x 8 x6 " 9.00 



42x 8 x6 " 11.00 



80x10 x8 " 7.00 



86x10 x6 " 9.00 



42x10 x6 " 18.00 



48x10 x6 *• 16.00 



White Oleie. Oraen GlaM, 

 Pink GUie. 



lOx 4 

 20x 4 

 18x 6 

 21x 6 

 24x 6 

 SOx 6 



x8...., 

 X8. . . • . 



x8 



x8 



x8M... 

 x8%.., 



86x 6^x8)4. 

 18x 6 xS^i. 

 21x 7 

 21x 8 

 24x 8 

 24x 8 

 28x 8 

 28x 8 

 86x 8 

 40x 8 

 42x 8 

 86x10 

 42x10 

 48x10 



**7B» • • • • • 



Xv* ••••••• 



Z4a ••••••• 



xo« ••••««• 



Z4a e • • • • • • 



x6 



z6. Ttlncov 



xf 



zi • 



X6 • 



X6 



x6 



Per 100 

 .1 2.68 

 . 8.00 

 . 8.00 

 . 8.60 

 . 8.76 

 . 4.60 

 . 6.66 

 . 8.66 

 . 4.00 

 . 4.66 

 . 6.26 

 . 6.76 

 . 6.00 

 6.60 

 6.00 

 11.00 

 18.26 

 11.00 

 16.00 

 18.00 



Bxtra HeaT7 Spray and 

 Deilgn — Palm Oreen. 



Per 100 

 28x12x6, Telescope..! 7.60 



80x12x6 " ... 10.00 



20x12x8 " ... 10.00 



12x12x8 " ... 8.00 



16x16x8 " ... 10.00 



20x20x8 " ... 18.00 



24x24x8 " ... 16.00 



28x28x8 " ... 19.00 



82x82x8 " ... 28.00 



28x22x8 " ... 16.00 



24x14x8 " ... 12.60 



80x14x8 " ... 14.60 



86x14x8 " ... 16.00 



40x14x8 " ... 17.60 



82x17x8 " ... 16.00 



86x17x8 " ... 18.60 



42x17x8 " ... 20.00 



Bxtra HeaT7 Spraj and 



Design— Mist Gray. Mist 



Brown. 



80xl2x 6. 

 20xl2x 8 

 16xl6x 8 

 20x20x 8 

 24z24x 8 

 24x34x10 

 28x28x 8 

 82x82z 8 

 24xl4x 8 

 80xl4x 8 

 86xl4x 8 

 40xl4x 8 

 42xl7x 8 



Per 100 

 Telescope.llO.iO 

 .. 10.00 

 .. 10.60 

 .. 18.60 

 .. 1B.M 

 .. 20.00 

 .. 19.60 

 .. 28.60 

 .. 18.00 

 .. 16.00 

 .. 16.28 

 .. 17.78 

 .. 20.60 



P ric«s on Basket Boxes mailsd on 

 application. 



violet and CJorsage 

 Boxes. 



White and Violet Olase. 

 Per 100 



7x4^4 $2.60 



8x8x6 8.00 



10x6x6% 8.80 



12x8x6VS 4.80 



14x10x8, 2%-In. cover 7.60 



Plain Violet. 



7x4x4 1.7B 



8x6x6 2.28 



10x6x6% 2.80 



11x8x6% 3.60 



Mist Gray and Mist 



Brown. 



Palm Green. 



7x4x4 2.60 



8x6x6 2.78 



10x6x6% 8.00 



12x8x6% 8.60 



16x6x8 3.60 



14x10x8, Telescope. . . 6.00 



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



Mention Tlie Berlew when yon write. 



CINCINNATI HEADQUARTERS FOR 



Cut Flowers and Florists' Supplies of all Kinds 



Ferns Sheet Noss Sphagnum 



Per 1000, - - - - $3.50 Per bundle, - - - $1.00 Per bale, .... $ 1.25 



fiiiirAfllAa Per 5 bundles, - . 4.75 Per 5 bales, - - - 5.75 



LCUtUlUUC Per 10 bundles, - - 9.00 Per 10 bales, - - 10.00 



Per 1000, .... $4.50 WIDF / painted oreen, with hangers complete 



g^ I Itlllt Made \ <^ »* dozen rates- 50 at 100 rates 



|.a|0V IIAIIfillin iin vprv / 10-in. disc, 6 in. deep per doz., $1.15; per 100. S 7.50 



UfllflA ilHIHHIlU uy very \ i2-in.di8C. 8 in. deep per doz.. 1.26: perlOO, 10.00 



■»BAu_— A stroag j 14-in. disc, 9in.deep perdoz., 1.75;perl00, 12.50 



Per 1000, . . ■ - $1.00 BASKETS I ll:iS:Jll^c:l^lS;3llS;::::Slr&iSSSl2S:^l 



WM. MURPHY, WHOLESALE COMMISSION FLORIST 



329 MAIN STREET, l. d. Phon. Main 980 CINCINNATI, OHIO 



Mention The Rerlew when 700 write. 



once, with a promising outlook. The 

 cut flower trade seems to fluctuate, be- 

 ing largely regulated by the demand for 

 funeral work. The prospects for Moth- 

 ers' day are good, as the florists 

 have already booked some good orders 

 for this occasion, which brings an in- 

 creasing demand for flowers each year. 

 Carnations are looking fine and are plen- 

 tiful; the same is true of roses, while 

 there is a greater supply of lilies than 

 the demand calls for. Asparagus Spren- 

 geri and plumosus are abundant and 

 good and help out finely, now that ferns 



are becoming high-priced and in many 

 cases poor in quality. 



Various Notes. 



Horace Frank, George Bartholomew, 

 J. W. Rodgers and E. E. Schaefer, as a 

 committee to represent the Dayton flo- 

 rists, held a meeting last week with the 

 Greater Dayton Association relative to 

 the filling of window boxes in the down- 

 town district. The Greater Dayton As- 

 sociation has already solicited orders 

 for several thousand feet of window 

 boxes in the business section of this 



city. The florists had previously met 

 and agreed on one price to fill them for. 

 The Dayton Florists' Club held its 

 annual banquet at the Beckel House 

 April 30. The affair was well attended 

 by the local florists and their wives, and 

 proved to be, socially speaking, one of 

 the best banquets the club has ever 

 held. The tables were profusely deco- 

 rated with baskets of mixed flowers, 

 the work being done by Forest Mittman. 

 Horace M. Frank acted as toastmaster. 

 George Bartholomew read a paper on 

 "The Varieties of Lilies and Their Cul- 



