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The Florists^ RcVicw 



May 18, 1916. 



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1 8 MILES of GARLAND CAST-IRON GUTTERS | 



I can be founcl at POEHLMANN BROS.' range of greenhouses at s 



s Morton Grove, 111. Poehlmann Bros, started using the Garland Cast- s 



s ' iron Gutter about 15 years ago and have replaced all wooden gutters with § 



s our famous everlasting one. At the present time no wood is used in their en- § 



s tire range for gutters and never will be as long as Garland Cast-iron s 



s Gutters are to be obtained. They last a lifetime and do not rust. E 



5 We also build every type of greenhouse. Let us figure on your needs. = 



I GARLAND MANUFACTURING CO., DES PLAINES, ILL. | 



I LOUIS WITTBOLD, President | 

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Mention The ReTlew when yon write. 



KING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, North Tonawanda, N. Y. 



GREENHOUSES 



We Claim Maximum Strength and Minimum Shadow. Investigiate 



PROVIDENCE, E. I. 



The lyiaxket. 



Although weddings and funeral work 

 kept the trade busy last week, Mothers' 

 day gave a decided impetus to the busi- 

 ness of the week and caused a dearth 

 of white flowers. Notwithstanding that 

 the florists made little effort to adver- 

 tise the day, the occasion brought re- 

 sults that were highly satisfactory. 



Potted and bedding plants were es- 

 pecially active. Prices ranged about 

 normal. 



Various Notes. 



The Quidnick Greenhouses were in- 

 corporated last week by Courtland C. 

 Earle, Marten Schoolman and Eobert 

 M. Lamont, all of Coventry. The cap- 

 italization is $30,000. 



Florists donated generously to Baby 

 Flower day, Saturday, May 13, for the 

 benefit of a hospital. 



Conrad Schultz, of Westerly, was a 

 business visitor to Boston last week. 



A legacy of $5,000 was left to Fred- 

 erick C. Hoffman, of Pawtucket, by the 

 will of his late brother, William H. 

 Hoffman. 



George W. Fraser has taken over the 

 Westcott greenhouses on Public street. 



The foundation of a new office build- 

 ing and show room has been put in by 

 Laurence Hay, at Kumford. 



E. E. HowardAas opened a store at 

 261 Weybosset street. 



The Quidnick Greenhouses have start- 

 ed the erection of three new houses, 

 two of which each will be 35x250 feet 

 and the third, a propagating house, 20x 

 200 feet. 



Oakley & Powers have opened a store 

 for the sale of plants for Memorial day, 

 on Empire street. W. H. M. 



Advkbtisino in The Review certainly 

 pays. — Louis Kleitz, Jr., Bvansville, Ind. 



Greenhouses 



IRON FRAME - SEMI-IRON FRAME 

 ALL-WOOD CONSTRUCTION 



PECKY CYPRESS BENCH LUMBER 

 ♦- K. D. FLATS or PLANT BOXES 



Writ* for Pric** 



The Foley Greenhouse Mfg. Company 



T«l«pli0n«-Lawndal« 90SO 8248 West 81st Street, CHICAGO 



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GREENHOUSE 

 LUMBER 



18116- i»ia 



"ALL- HEART'* CYPRESS 

 WORKED TO SHAPES. 

 HOTBED SASH. 

 PECKY CYPRESS. 

 SQUARE RED CEDAR POSTS. 



LOCKLAND LUMBER CO., Lockland, O. 



