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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



Mabch 30, 1911. 



EVERY' 



In our CUT FLOWER DEPARTMENT we are in a position to please the most 

 well by those whose requirement is quantity. In our FLORISTS' SUPPLIES DEPAR 



Florists' Supplies at Manufacturers' Prices 



We manufacture-many lines of florists' supplies, either in our own big building or elsewhere, and all 

 others we handle in such large quantity that we can make our modest profit selling at the prices manufac- 

 turers charge smaller buyers. In no case do we permit ourselves to be undersold. The greater part of our 

 business being mail orders for a general line of supplies, we are in a position to defy price competition 

 on the same grade of goods. Outside of price, buyers will appreciate their many advantages in placing 

 their orders all in one place— saving in time, bother and express. We carry everything and so large a 

 stock we can at all times fill all orders promptly. 



We sell Ribbons and ChiSons at first hands, direct from the loom 



Buying our Ribbons in loom orjlers direct from the mills means that we must carry an immense stock, 

 but it also means that we get special florists' qualities (not department store stock) at a cost that makes it 

 possible for us to sell at the same prices smaller jobbers pay. We have every flower shade in every width 

 and several grades of silk, satin taffeta, mousselines, moire, plain tafleta and satin gros grain. A complete 

 range of price and qualities; there's nothing in Ribbons we can't supply. Fuh 10-yard bolts. A good 

 many florists "sit up and take notice" when they begin to compare our Ribbons, Chiff'ons, Nettings and 

 "Ties, and our Prices, with the goods they have been getting and the prices they have been paying. 



Send us a trial order— for a few bolts of the ribbon you use most, or for the kinds you are short of. 

 We want it specially understood that all Ribbons and ChiflTons ordered of us by mail are sent out 

 with our guarantee of satisfaction. If the Ribbons or Chiffons are not thoroughly satisfactory in quality, 

 color, price and in every other particular, the shipment is to be returned at once and we will pay transportation cost both ways. If any 

 part of the shipment is not as wanted, that part is to be returned. It is absolutely safe to order of Randall— we take all the risk. 



BUYING BASKETS BY MAIL 



We have a very large stock of staple and novelty Baskets- and buying Baskets by mail is the simplest and most satisfactory mattei' 

 imaginable. You have only to wriU» us what you want to use the baskets for, what size, shape, style, material, price— anything to let us 

 know your needs— and we send you a collection, as many pieces as you say, or to cost a certain sum of money. Collections at $5.00, 

 $10.00, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00, $60.00. You unpack the baskets and look them over, examine them in your ow|? store, judge of quality, 

 style, price. II not in every way satisfactory, pack them up at once and ship them back to us. ( )r you can send back any 

 part. We tate all the risk. ^ _ _._^ 



MATS AND POT COVERS 



Materials for pot covers are a necessity at Easter. Of these stai)lo articles you cannot overstock. Be sure you have enough. 



GENUINE WESTPHALIA WATERPROOF CREPE PAPER 



The only satisfactory waterproof Crepe I'aper (far suoerior to the slightly cheaper do^)e^tic article), luU 10-foot roUs in red, pink, blue, white, purple, yellow, 

 lavender, light green, moss green, etc. Per dozen rolls, $l.to. Special prices on large quantities 



BEST MOIRE TWO-TONED CREPE PAPER 



Two colors, 4-ply paper; has every appearance of velvet. Each roll con- 

 tains full ten feet. It comes in green and white, green and pink, green and 

 red. red and green, lavender and white pink and white, green and yellow, and 

 any other color that can be used with plants and flowers. 



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Per dozen rolls 

 Per 100 rolls..., 



'.'•J. 50 



PORTO RICAN MATS 



New mats in all the latest patterns and best* selection of colors. 



No.l. Fine Weave Mat perdoz.,t200 Per 100. $1:5.00 



No 2. Coarse Weave Mat •• 2 ."iO " l.'iOO 



No,:?. Wide Weave Mnt " ;{ oo " w no 



No. 4. Heavy "Cniffon" Mat " ■aj-,0 '• 27 50 



Colors of mats: White, light and dark pink, Nile green, moss green, red. 

 yellow, purple and lavender. f 



CUT FLOWER AND DESIGN BOXES 8S&"V?a^^i5S=^fl?EkT 



We handle so large a line of Cut Flower, Design, Violet antl Corrugated Boxes that it would take this entire two-page advertisement 

 to describe and price them all. We believe it ia the largest line handled by any one house in America and we know tliat for quality and 

 price there is nothing to comi»are with it. About every florist who has looked at our hne has recognized that we were ottering him "a bet- 

 ter box for the same money, or the same box for less money." 



Caladium Esculentum 



(ELEPHANT'S EAR) 



For (juick sale we oflTer at the following 



special prices: ^ 



Perdoz. Per 100 Per 1000 



5 to 7-in.circuinference,$0.30 % 2.00 $15.00 



lltol4-in. " 1.50 10.00 85.00 



A. L. Rza 



Everything for Florists, 



L. D. Phone, 



Private Exchange i 



