. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1164 The American Florist. June 28, VWWWWVW^FWVLWWV^'? LIBERTY WINDOW BOX SPECIAL 10,000 Extra Strong Wooden Window Boxes npHESE boxes are 24 inches long, 8 inches wide and 6 inches deep. They were made to hold shrapnel. We have camou- flaged them with cedar bark slabs into the most strongly built win- dow or porch box we have ever made. Placed end to end they will fill almost any desired space. We are making a special drive on these boxes and offer them net F. O. B. Philadelphia at $ per dozen. In advertisem
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1164 The American Florist. June 28, VWWWWVW^FWVLWWV^'? LIBERTY WINDOW BOX SPECIAL 10,000 Extra Strong Wooden Window Boxes npHESE boxes are 24 inches long, 8 inches wide and 6 inches deep. They were made to hold shrapnel. We have camou- flaged them with cedar bark slabs into the most strongly built win- dow or porch box we have ever made. Placed end to end they will fill almost any desired space. We are making a special drive on these boxes and offer them net F. O. B. Philadelphia at $ per dozen. In advertisement of June 7, we errone- ously quoted the price on tliese boxes as per dozen. Read the Article on Peace and War Boxes In THE AMERICAN FLORIST of June 7, Pages 990-991. WE HAVE NEVER SENT OUT A BETTER WINDOW BOX. JOS. G. NEIDINGER CO., Nor" seed's,.. Philadelphia, Pa. in the recent liuil storm. Frat'l^ Cor- nell, another small grower, suffered some loss. There is little liuilding: going: on but g'rowers are refitting: and making- over their houses in many cases. The plant trade continues g^ood and the market house florists are doing' good business in bedding plajits. The Joy Floral Co. suffered from a very destructive hail storm this week, which caused damage of .$.\(>iMt to its range. This firm is building one new house, 24x150 feet. M. C. I). Pittsburgh. II.^RKET GOOD C0ND1TI0>'. At present, the market is in better condition than at any time since Me- morial day. The arrivals are lighter and the demand greater. While prices are not high, they remain firm, and all good stock cleans up at the list flgui-es. There are not many American Beauties, and what there are, are small and off color. Russell is the best rose arriving in this market. The color is almost as good as it was during Janu- ary and February, and they command a good price for this season. Of the other roses, Hilda, Shawyer and Ophelia are the best and have the largest sales Carnations are small
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