. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 102 The Florists' Review DncBMBiiB 8, 1921 No. F. X. ASSORTMENT Price, $ K Doz. Quart Globes. Yz Doz. K-Gal. Globes. K Doz. 1-Gal. Globes. 3^ Doz. Brass Stands. K Doz. Boxes of Sea Shells. K Doz. Castles. 1 Doz. Wafer Fish Food. 1 Doz. Natural Fish Food. 1 Doz. Fish Moss. 60 Goldfish, about 2-in. 6 Fantails. 6 Long Tail Comets. 2 Telescopes. 1 Dip Net. Will substitute 1 dozen 1-gal. Globes, in place of Globes mentioned, at same price. At reasonable prices, retails for $ Open account to rated concerns, other- wise Cash with order. Prompt s
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 102 The Florists' Review DncBMBiiB 8, 1921 No. F. X. ASSORTMENT Price, $ K Doz. Quart Globes. Yz Doz. K-Gal. Globes. K Doz. 1-Gal. Globes. 3^ Doz. Brass Stands. K Doz. Boxes of Sea Shells. K Doz. Castles. 1 Doz. Wafer Fish Food. 1 Doz. Natural Fish Food. 1 Doz. Fish Moss. 60 Goldfish, about 2-in. 6 Fantails. 6 Long Tail Comets. 2 Telescopes. 1 Dip Net. Will substitute 1 dozen 1-gal. Globes, in place of Globes mentioned, at same price. At reasonable prices, retails for $ Open account to rated concerns, other- wise Cash with order. Prompt shipment will be made. GOLDFISH We have a fine lot of fancy fish for the CHRISTMAS TRADE We haye been in business sixteen years and know bow to ship Gold- fish any distance safely. Chinese Telescopes and Fantails are a popular fish with the trade We sell Goldfish — at $ per 100 and up — aquariums and supplies. We manufacture aquariums in all sizes. Send for wholesale catalogue Auburndale Goldfish Co. 1449 W. Madison Street CHICAGO be decided later. The meeting was a pleasant and profitable one. Various Notes. Committees representing the retailers and growers met, and had a further con- ference, December 3, in an attempt to iron out existing differences. The result of the meeting was not announced, but a conciliatory attitude was adopted hy both parties, which is encouraging. Frank J. Edgar's wonderful cycla- mens are attracting a host of visitors. They are the best he has ever had, and are selling fast, many going to New York parties. One half of his new house contains a fine lot of poinsettias, cinerarias filling the remaining half. A splendid lot of begonias, chiefly Melior, are in good shape for the holidays. Chrysanthemums are about all cut, while hydrangeas and roses are being prepared to occupy all vacant spaces. Mr. Edgar mourns the destruction of a grand elm and some old apple trees, in the terrible ice storm of last week. The King Construction Co. has the contra
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