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The Florists' Review 



Apbil 22, 19?0 



FiguRAYtor — The Wonder of the Age 



Without Desk Stand 



Adds, Subtracts — FiguRAYtor — Multiplies, Dividies 



SIX GOOD REASONS 

 Why the FiguRAYtor is the logical machine for you. No other machine at any price embodies these six reasons. 



1— ADDS with all the speed and accuracy of higher 

 priced machines. 



2— DIRECTLY SUBTRACTS— No roundabout, com- 

 plicated method, but true, quick subtraction. 



S-ADDS FRACTIONAL PARTS -Such as feet, 

 inches and fractions. 



PRICE 



$25.00 



GUARANTEED 

 THREE TEARS 



4— EASY TO LEARN— You can jbeeome an expert 



operator in three days. 

 5-PORTABLB AND HANDY-Can be taken to the 



work, instead of brinslns the work to the machine. 



6-COSTS LESS THAN THE AVERAGE MIS- 

 TAKE. 



Universally useful, the FiguRAYtor is adaptable to any and every business. 

 Suitable for any and every worker, from the executive to the youngest employee. 



IF YOU USE FIGURES YOU NEED A FIGURAYTOR! MAIL YOUR ORDER TODAYI 



Complete descriptive matter sent on request. 



GROWERS' EXCHANGE, chas. n. coher, Pre$. Jamestown, N. Y. 



were well driven home and warmly ap- 

 preciated by thoae present. The vases 

 of roses adorning the tables, from 

 Penn's and the Houghton-Goruey Co., 

 were presented to the lecturer as a 

 small token of esteem. 



S. A. Dawson, of the Burlington Wil- 

 low Ware Shops, Burlington, la., one of 

 the guests, also made some remarks on 

 cooperation and thought that it was 

 much needed among Boston florists. A 

 general discussion on publicity for flow- 

 ers for Mothers' day came up and a 

 committee was appointed to solicit con- 

 tributions from growers and others for 

 this purpose. 



At the May meeting W. II. McMas- 

 ters will speak on "The Wit and Humor 

 of Flowers." It was voted to hold a 

 picnic, to which ladies would be invited, 

 June 26. The jdace selected will be an- 

 nounced later. 



Various Notes. 



At Pcnn 's one of the large .'^how win- 

 dows this week is devoted to a display 

 of Darwin Tulip William Pitt, grown 

 by the W. W. Edgar Co. Another win- 

 dow advertises Cedar Acres gladioli 

 with a mammoth vase of handsome 

 gandavensis hybrids in the center. In 

 addition to funeral work, a large num- 

 ber of good wedding orders are now 

 coming in. Henry Penn is captain of 

 one of the teams selected by the Boston 

 Chamber of Commerce to canvass for 

 funds for the big, new building which 

 the chamber will soon erect, to cost 

 several million dollars. 



The William H. Elliott Co. is receiv- 

 ing some handsome Kaiserin roses from 

 its Brighton greenhouses. From Mad- 

 bury, N. H., are coming specially fine 



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 6, at 6:30 o'clock. Problems of great 

 importance will come up for discussion 



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