APRIL 25, 1912. 



The Weekly Florists' Review* 



25 



Cemetery Vases 



STOCK UP NOW...Y0U WILL NEED THEM SOON. 



Stone, mat green, 10-inch $10.00 per 100 Glasa, 12-inch, 1 doz $ 2.00 



" " " 12-inch 12 00 per 100 - 12-inch, 1 bbl. (5 doz.) 7.50 



Per doz. Per 100 ,, ,.. .„.,, ,,_, , ■.J/^rw 



Enameled, white or green. No. 1. . . .Jll.bU |12 00 12-inch, 2 bbls. (10 doz. ) 14.00 



" " N0.2....2.OO 15.00 " 12-inch, 5 bbls. (25 doz.) 30.00 



Magnolia Lea ves— rorM^rrufC ""'' 



We will make up Magnolia Wreatha in any style, size or quantity to your order— all you 

 liave to do is to trim them with flowers and ribbon. Write for estimate on your needs. 



Grass Seed 



Velvet Lawn Mixture $23.C0 per 100 lbs. Special Lawn Mixture $16.00 per 100 lbs. 



Put up in 1, 3 and 5-lb. cartons for retailing. 



A. L. Randall Co 



ETerything for Florists, "J^.%;^'^r 66 E. Randolph Street, Chicago 



Mention Tbe Reylew wben you write. 



LAUREL WREATHS 



Made of the natural Laurel Leaves, -finely finished. 

 No. Price, each 



1070— Laurel Wreath, 16 inches, trimmed with preserved ferns and grasses, in 



green $0.85 



1071— The same Wreath, in brown 70 



1074— The same Wreath, larger, 21 inches, in green 1.35 



1075— The same Wreath, 21 Inches, in brown 1.10 



1068— Laurel Wreath, in green, plain, not trimmed, 16 inch size 75 



1069- Same as No. 1068, In brown (K) 



1072— Laurel Wreath, plain, in green, larger size, 21 inches 1.10 



1073— Same Wreath, large size, 21 inches, in brown 80 



.Ml preserved Wreaths are paclted two in a box. 



Clara Cemetery 

 Vase 



The Best Vase in the Market 



NOTE THE LOW PRICE: 



Large size, 15 in., doz $2.00 



Per barrel, 5 doz 9.00 



Hmall size, 9 in. , doz 1.25 



ORDER NOW FOR DECORATION DAY 



L. BAUMANN & CO. 



357-359 W. Chicago Avenue 



FLORISTS' SUPPLIES 



CHICAGO, ILL. 



Mpnfldn 'I'hf Kcvtpw when von write. 



THE BOTANICAL DECORATING CO. inc. 



504 South Fifth Avenue 



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Every well appointed florist has, at one time or another, calls for artificial flowers for decorating purposes, etc. Our 

 colored Catalogue P has over 500 novelties of this kind. In writing for it, address Dept. P, to insure prompt attention. 



Mention The Review when vou write 



came life members, having paid $100 

 each. The charter was ordered framed 

 and placed in the custody t)f the treas- 

 urer, John Zech. A committee on badge 

 was appointed and the sports committee 

 was instructed to plan a picnic and 

 report. The secretary was instructed 

 to write to the secretary of the S. A. F. 

 to see if the convention program has 

 an open evening on which the associa- 

 tion may offer entertainment. 



Various Notes. 



The executive committee of the Hor- 

 ticultural Society of Chicago held a 

 meeting April 22 to pass on the report 

 of the premium committee for the 1913 

 spring show. Action was deferred to 



April 30 because of light attendance. 

 Some of the committee wish to omit the 

 show, as before Easter is too early and 

 after Easter brings it in conflict with 

 the National Flower Show. 



A. L. Randall and Mrs. Eandall re- 

 turned from West Baden April 23. 



Jack Byers, of the Chicago Carna- 

 tion Co., the store staff, has been ad- 

 vised by the doctor to take the treat- 

 ment at Hot Springs, Ark. He hopes 

 to get away April 27. 



Peter Reinberg began replanting* 

 roses right after Easter and now has 

 several houses of Beauties, Killarneys 

 and Richmonds started for a summer 

 crop. 



Wietor Bros, are watching the 



weather to get a start planting carna- 

 tions in the field. Last year over 

 200,000 plants were out at this date. 

 The season is over two weeks late. 



Winterson's Seed Store has just re- 

 ceived a shipment of 178 pairs of bay 

 trees, some of them of extra large size. 

 As the concern's own store did not 

 afford room for the trees, the old store 

 of Poehlmann Bros. Co., in the base- 

 ment of the same building, was rented 

 for storage purposes. 



C. W. McKellar is extremely busy 

 this week, filling up his new store and 

 carrying on business as usual at the 

 old stand. He expects to make his 

 change in headquarters April 29. He 

 will use 30 East Randolph street as his 



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