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The Weekly Florists' RcvfeW^ 



November 24, 1910, 



Croweanum now are perfect. Smilax 

 is overabundant. Asparagus of all 

 kinds sells readily. 



Various Notes. 



Large sales of bulbs, hardy roses, 

 evergreens and ornamental stock for the 

 retailers have been offered at the Tues- 

 day and Friday auctions, but prices 

 obtained for bulbs especially are far 

 below wholesale values. Roses have 

 held well at $10 per hundred and bet- 

 ter. Bay trees sold at half the whole- 

 sale prices. The attendance at the auc- 

 tions is growing as the weather becomes 

 more seasonable. If New York main- 

 tains its reputation as a mild winter 

 resort, there will be auction sales of 

 plants until Christmas. 



Joseph .J. Levy has a convenient 

 store at 56 West Twenty-sixth street 

 and has added a large ice-box to his 

 other facilities. 



Conrad Schultz, of Westerly, K. I., 

 one of J. K. Allen's growers, was his 

 guest last week while visiting in New 

 York. 



H. E. Bates, sales manager for the 

 King Construction Co., of North Tona- 

 wanda, N. Y., was a recent visitor. 



David Adam, formerly with J. M. 

 Thorburn & Co., is now managing hia 

 retail business at 389 Jackson avenue, 

 Jersey City. 



Hugo H. Jahn, of Brooklyn, says he 

 has never been so busy, his decora- 

 tions averaging seven a week. A pall 

 of violets, using 15,000, was one of his 

 recent orders. Like several enterpris- 

 ing Brooklynites, he picked up some 

 good bargains in ferns and palms last 

 week at the New York auctions. 



Kessler Bros, say the demand for the 

 new fern, Dreyerii, has been encour- 

 aging. 



Twenty-eighth street now boasts of 

 subway conveniences, the entrances 

 having been completed, and Jersey 

 connections are perfect. 



William H. Kuebler 's florists ' supply 

 department in Brooklyn is growing and 

 larger quarters seem a necessity. 



B. Rosens reports a wide demand for 

 artificial poinsettias and other holiday 

 specialties. 



B, S. Slinn, Jr., handled an enor- 

 mous lot of violets November 19 for 

 the football enthusiasts. 



Abraham Moltz has fully recovered 

 from a severe attack of the grip. 



Kervan Co. moves into its four-story 

 establishment this week. The entire 

 second floor has been converted by 

 means of cork walls, cement and a cold 

 storage plant into the most practical 

 and unique preserver of its kind in the 

 trade. Four hundred boxes of smilax 

 can be stored at one time. 



C. C. Trepel has completed the en- 

 largement of his stores at Looser 's and 

 Bloommgdale Bros.' and doubled their 

 capacity. The amount of business ac- 

 complished by this genius is little short 

 of marvelous. 



Bowling. 



The match of New York with the 

 Astorias is contemplated for the eve- 

 ning of December 1 at the Long Island 

 alleys. Prizes for the next regular 

 club meetings Friday evenings are 

 promised by W. E. Marshall and G. 

 Myer. The scores November 18 were: 



Player— 1st 2d 3d 4th 



Berry 148 129 137 198 



Smith 143 145 147 119 



Shaw 163 146 143 167 



Nngent 94 96 98 116 



J. Austin Shaw. 

 While sympathizing with their custo- 



SO Pound Cases WAi Snulax 



50 Pound Cases WiM Smitax 



$1.75 PER CASE 



Direct from our ehipplng point. Pine Apple, Ala. 

 telegraph or write. 



When in need of Excellent Wild Smilax, 



Henry M. Robinson & Co., Pline Apple, Alabama 



The above price is only direct from shlppingr point. 



Your orders will be filled at a moment's notice. Satisfaction guaranteed. If you once try us you 

 will always buy. To unknown customersjifl^p. flj^or cash with order. 



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C hristmas D ecorations 



We have a good outlet for large 

 quantities of Xmas Trees, Holly, 

 and all kinds of Xmas deQorations, 

 and solicit a trial consignment. 



Highest market price and prompt 

 returns guaranteed. 



Write for market quotations and 

 let us know what you have. 



Canton Landscape & Garden Co. 



CANTON, OHIO 



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J. JANSKY, 



TRY MY PRICES 



19 Province Street, 

 BOSTON. MASS. 



Telephone. Main 3652-1. 



Manufacturer of FLORISTS' WIRE DESIGNS 

 And All Kinds of Florists' Supplies 

 Dasrsrer and Fancy Ferns, $1.00 per 1000. 

 Green and Bronze Gralax, 90c per 1000; by 



the Cflse, $7.50. 

 Laurel Wreaths, 10-inch. $1.75 per dozen. 

 Laurel Wreatbs, 12-inch, 2.25 per dozen. 

 Laurel Wreatbs, 14-inch. 3.00 per dozen. 

 Laurel Trimming, 4c and 5c per yard. 

 Boxiv'ood, 50 pounas. $7.50; 1 pound, 25c. 



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Ferns, Leucothoe and MI Greens 



Leucothoe, $2.00 per 1000. 



Ferns, Dasger, 70c per 1000. 



Live Sheet Moss, f>0 lbs.. $2.50. 



Blue-berried Cedar, 25 lbs., $3.00. 



Table Trees for Christmas. Fifteen varieties 

 greens, fresh cut. Pleaso send cash with order. 

 F. O. B. GBANT PBESNELL, Del Bio, Tenn. 

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TAAtfl ALL KINDS or EVERGREENS 



il V V n • At Wholesale Prices 



Leucothoe Sprays, $1.90 per 1000; nagger 

 Ferns, eoc per 1000; Bronze Galax, 60c perlOUO; 

 Green Sheet Mosh, 11.00 per 60-lb. ba«r; Holly. 

 80-lb. case, t2.^2^■. well-berried Cedar, $2.00 per 

 25-lb. case. Satlgfaction guaranteed. Terms strictly 

 cash or good reference. Give me a trial order. 



B. H. PRESNELL & CO., - DEL RIO, TENN. 



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Odozone 



Keeps sweet the stems of Mums, Asters, Galax, 

 Hardy Ferns, Mignonette, etc. 



$2.00 per gallon— any quantity. Indispensable. 



H. D. MANN CO. - SYRACUSE, N. Y. 



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JOS. G. NEIDINGER 



1513-15 Germintown Aveaue, PHIIADELPHU 



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Trl-State Center 1936. 

 Florists* Wire Work Our Specialty. 



All work guaranteed. 



NORTHWESTERN WIRE WORKS 



LOUIS P. DANCIK, Prop. 



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 Write or call. 



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L. BAUMANN ft CO. 



359 W. Chicago Ave. CHICAGO. ILL 



We have the larRest and most complete stock. 

 Sea Moss or Japanese Air Plant, Natural prepared 

 Ferns, Cycas Leaves, Magnolia Lieaves, Oycaa 

 Wreatbs, Magnolia Wreaths, Mom Wreaths. Metal- 

 lic Designs and a big; line of Novelties. 



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Wired Toothpicks 



Manofactored by 

 W. J. COWEE, BERLIN, N. Y. 



10,000.... $1.75; 50,000.... $7.50; Sample free. 

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Every Florist should know about 



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Write today for descriptive catalogue. 



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31 Dearborn St., 200 Jeffries Bide, 



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 83-91 Plymouth Place, CHICAGO 



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