. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Attention, Retaflers! I' TKis is what th^ say about the LOZIER FLOWER BASKETS LOZIER FLOWER BASKET PATENT APPLlEp FOR ^'They Sell Themselves'^ and many other favorable reports are coming in from florists who have tried them out. This new basket is an instant seller, money-maker and saver. It should be in every flower store. ORDER NOW. Description: Heavy paraffined wood fiber tumbler with attractive wire handle, all fini-hed in gold. Size, 15 inches high; tumbler, 4 inches deep, 3'a inches in diameter. They Do Actually "Sell Theinsfelves"
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Attention, Retaflers! I' TKis is what th^ say about the LOZIER FLOWER BASKETS LOZIER FLOWER BASKET PATENT APPLlEp FOR ^'They Sell Themselves'^ and many other favorable reports are coming in from florists who have tried them out. This new basket is an instant seller, money-maker and saver. It should be in every flower store. ORDER NOW. Description: Heavy paraffined wood fiber tumbler with attractive wire handle, all fini-hed in gold. Size, 15 inches high; tumbler, 4 inches deep, 3'a inches in diameter. They Do Actually "Sell Theinsfelves" ^- ^v Think of It, only :->; jper 100 - $ per 50 - $ per 25 EUGENE'S FLOWER SHOP, Distributors, Box 72e SPOKANE, WASH. lAi Meutluu The Kevlew when yu>i write. city recently. A particularly attractive conceit which was greatly admired was a hand-painted bamboo hat box filled with Columbia roses and delphinium, [Concluded un pagti 114.] SAN DIEQC, CAL. The Market. Flowers are getting scarce as busi- ness is increasing. Marigolds and zin- nias are small and chrysanthemums are almost gone, except for a few late va- rieties. Carnations, indoors and out- doors, are getting better. Cattleya labiata is equal to the demand. Two first-class weddings, a large funeral and a big navy ball were the chief business of the week. Various Notes. Walter Ollestad has discarded his greenhouse carnations and has planted roses instead. He considered it too much work and too expensive to replace carnations every year. He keeps his roses going three years. George F. Otto reports good business, especially in decorative plants. Miss A. M. Rainford had charge of the decorations of two of the largest weddings of the season. Boyle & Darnaud furnished 1,000 roses for the navy ball. At the store, funeral work keeps the staff busy. The Bird Rock Florists have moved iuto attractive new quarters on Broad- way. A. D. PORTLAND, ORE. The Market. The market condition remains about the same as
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