. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. RAEDLEIN BASKETS RAEDLEIN ASSORTMENTS THAT ARE POSITIVE, QUICK SELLERS TRY ONE, AND WIRE FOR MORE Raedlein Fall Assortments Assortment No. Ill—25 Medium Cut Flower Assortment No. 1-60 baskets for prepared flowers, also small flowers. If Christmas Ked is desired, k ndly mention. All 10 (19 OC to 16 inches over all, no liners ^i«».*i«f Assortment No. 11-50 Tumbler Baskets. 16 to 20 inches over all. all in assorted 4[| 7 CA colors, with tin liners ^ii.«»W Assortment No. V—25 Plant Baskets, all in assorted colors, with tin liners, 6 to 11 inches in dia
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. RAEDLEIN BASKETS RAEDLEIN ASSORTMENTS THAT ARE POSITIVE, QUICK SELLERS TRY ONE, AND WIRE FOR MORE Raedlein Fall Assortments Assortment No. Ill—25 Medium Cut Flower Assortment No. 1-60 baskets for prepared flowers, also small flowers. If Christmas Ked is desired, k ndly mention. All 10 (19 OC to 16 inches over all, no liners ^i«».*i«f Assortment No. 11-50 Tumbler Baskets. 16 to 20 inches over all. all in assorted 4[| 7 CA colors, with tin liners ^ii.«»W Assortment No. V—25 Plant Baskets, all in assorted colors, with tin liners, 6 to 11 inches in diameter Baskets, all in assorted colors, with (1C Cfk tin liners, 21 to 28 inches over all #1 Assortment No. IV—15 Large Cut Flower Baskets, all in assorted colors, with t7C CA tin liners, 34 to 42 inches over .#*?»•*« $ Our New Catalogue Juat Off the Preu—Send for it. Raedlein Basket Company 713-717 Milwaukee Ave., AND MANUFACTURERS CHICAGO, ILLINOIS scarce, but valley is in normal supply. Poinsettias have now appeared in many store windows and there are abundant supplies of cyclamens, begonias, ruscus and other Christmas favorites. Pot plant trade, which did not amount to much at Thanksgiving, has improved since that time. The Aftermath of the Great Storm. The terrible ice storm, mentioned in last week's Review, commenced on the morning of November 26 and continued until November 28, rain falling all that time, with the temperature below freez- ing. The consequent weight of the ice on the trees was terrible, and a large area in Massachusetts and some parts of other New England states suffered enormous damage. Hundreds of miles of telephone and electric light wires are still down. Many towns and cities are de- pendent upon gas, oil or candles for light. The street car service in many sections is abandoned. Orchards are seriously damaged and shade trees are either leveled entirely or disfigured beyond redemption. The larger and more ha
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