The Weekly Florists' Review, 



307 



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KROESCHELL BROS. CO. 



IMPROVED 



Greenhouse Boiler, 



SI Erie Street, CHICAGO. 



OrtoTrTVp'ttd 



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„ Quakertown, Pa., March io, 1903. 



5ros. Co., 



Chicago, 111. 

 Dear Sirs:— The boiler we purchased from you last fall I believe was the best investment we ever made. It 

 does the work of two good sized steam boilers. Our coal dealer here says we used one twenty-five ton car-load of 

 coal less this winter than usual, which is quite an item at the advanced price of coal during the winter. And we 

 are heating more space than usual. We used all kinds of coal, and I believe if we could have had a good grade of 

 coal all winter we would have burned still less. I must say we are well pleased. 



Wishing you the best of success, I remain, Yours truly, E. I. Rawlings. 



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The "Mode!" glazing point, 



ZIHC. DURABLE. PRACTICAL 



Designed for Florists' use to supersede the " Van 

 Ryper " and all tacks that Rust Out Quickly, 

 by the Inventor of the 'Model" Ext.-nMun 

 Carnation Support. 



Patented November 25th, 1902. 



40 cts. per package of 1050 points. 



By mail, one pkg., 1050 points, 45 cts. 



Address THE PARKER-BRUEN MF6. CO., 



208 Jersey St., HARRISON', N. J. 



In going 



to Milwaukee 



kindly remember that the 

 Chicago Florists' Club has 

 selected the 



Chicago, Milwaukee 

 & St. Paul Railway 



as the official route to the 

 national convention. Special 

 arrangements will be made 

 for train service and enter- 

 tainment for all members of 

 the association. Complete 

 information on request. 



F. A. Miller, General Pas- 

 senger Agent, Chicago. 



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FIND ALLtHeBESToFFERS 



ALL THE Tn £ E -J N -'?s E 



tiiftiiiftilftitiiliit 



?J The Best is the Cheapest in the long 

 ^ run. 



*• Houses built of Our Material don't have ™\Q 



•• to be rebuilt every few years. 



^1 Our material costs more than that furnished by 



CM local planing-mills. 



• But it stands longer, as many who have both will 



•• certify. 



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4_ If you contemplate building, write us for prices. 



I||to1I5BLACKHAWKS 



SE-LLiriG AGE.NT5 FOR 



CHICAGO^. • 



GARLAND IRON GUTTERS. "» 



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Mention the Review when you writ 



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l§g^U5~EITN0W. 



F.O.PIERCE CO. 



170 Fulton St-, 





Review when yon write. 



t Greenhouse 

 Material. 

 HOTBED SASH. 

 Of Clear La. Cypress 

 and Wash. Red Cedar. 

 BEST GRADES. PERFECT WORKMANSHIP. 



A. DIETSCH & CO. 



615 to 621 Sheffield Ave,, GHIGA60, ILL. 



