. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 46 The Florists' Review May 21. 1914. BRECHT'S COMBINED REFRI8ERAT0R, DISPLAY CASE AND COUNTER. The beat flower Mlesmsn you ever had. Made in standard lensths, 10 and 12 feet; heisbt, 42 inches: depth. 29 inches. Plate flass top and front. TH E BRECHT COM PAN Y ^^^* ^**' ^^*'- ^* ^^^^* ?. 176 Pearl »%., mw TOBK MentloD Tbe Rerlew wh»n yoa write. i • Imported Magnolia Wreaths Mad* of th« Bost «lra«l« of L«avM No. Price, each 1065—Size, 18 inches, of green Macnolia leaves trimmed with natural pre- served Fema and Grasses :. 10fi6—Same as above,
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 46 The Florists' Review May 21. 1914. BRECHT'S COMBINED REFRI8ERAT0R, DISPLAY CASE AND COUNTER. The beat flower Mlesmsn you ever had. Made in standard lensths, 10 and 12 feet; heisbt, 42 inches: depth. 29 inches. Plate flass top and front. TH E BRECHT COM PAN Y ^^^* ^**' ^^*'- ^* ^^^^* ?. 176 Pearl »%., mw TOBK MentloD Tbe Rerlew wh»n yoa write. i • Imported Magnolia Wreaths Mad* of th« Bost «lra«l« of L«avM No. Price, each 1065—Size, 18 inches, of green Macnolia leaves trimmed with natural pre- served Fema and Grasses :. 10fi6—Same as above, of brown Masnolia leaves .65 1061—Magnolia Wreath, 18 inches, plain, no trimmins at all. in creen 65 1062-Same in brown 50 1063—The same Wreath, 22 inches, in creen 90 1064—The same Wreath, 22 inches, in brown or bronze 75 All Pr«a«rv*d Wraaths Coma Twa In a Box Imported Magnolia Loaves The very best leaf in the market; not the poor domestic leaf you have been getting Special ORer for Twe Weeb: $ per Basket •:- Green or Bronze ORDER NOW FOR DECORATION DAY L. BAUMANN & CO. FLORIftTS' SUPPUKS 387-389 W. Chlcaso Av«nu« |;. CHICAGO, ILL. Mention The Berlew when yoo Write. several weeks, M. A. Le Ganger, of the A. L. Randall Co., reports florists every- where having a busy spring. J. H. McNeilly, the Sixty-third street confectioner-florist, claims the cham- pionship as a Boston fern salesman. His specialty is 4-inch plants retailed at 35 cents, which he picks up at 25 cents. He says his turnover is 2,000 Bostons the first month of spring weather. That this season's coal bill will foot up $700 more than in the preceding year John Sinner attributes to not go- ing over the roofs last fall with the putty bulb. Sinner Bros, this season will use about twenty-five cars, prin- cipally Pocahontas. Two cars were lost in the winter, when the coal in the shed caught fire and all had to be re- moved, a two weeks' job. Some of the stock in adjoining ro
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