The Florists^ Review 



Mat 1, 1919. 



He knew something good when he saw Permanite 



(Jeovg-e Hoist, Jr., nurseryman and florist of Flushing, L. I., "discovered" Permanite at the 

 plant of Adam J. (ireener, Woodside, L. I. Mr. (ireener, an enthusiastic Permanite user, 

 told Mr. Hoist what lie thought about the material, showed him just where he had used the 

 Permanite — and shortly after that Mr. Hoist wrote us as follows: 



"The writer happened to be at Mr. Greener's houses the other day and looked over some of the houses 

 glazed with your Permanite. Mr. (Jreener spoke so higtily of your Permanite and the work done with it 

 appeared so satit factory to us. that we decided right there and then to net in touch with you and get a 

 supply for our own use. Among other things, Mr. Greener mentioned that some of his houses, which 

 were glazed with Permanite several years ago, were still in perfectly tight condition and had the ap- 

 pearance of lasting a lifetime. 

 "Please nuole us prices, as we want to get a barrel right away." 



Permanite. that ever-elastic gla/.int,' cenisnt, can be used for glazin?, re-glazing or repair work of any kind; it is as good for 

 one purpose as it is for another. On new work Permanite does away with the usual bedding— the Permanite on top the glass 

 making an absolutely air and water-tight joint; on old work Permanite is far more economical than putty— doing the work 

 with loss material and in less than half tlie time and when it comes to inendinK broken glass, repairs of any kind. etc.. 

 Permanite will da the work (luickly, efficiently and economically. ^ 



Ever-elastic and lasting— guaranteed to outlast putty three to four times— Permanite is the ONE SURE WAY toward 

 better, more economical and dependable glazing; write for our latest four-page folder— it will show you how -and why! 



Y'ours for a tight house 



The Garland Company 



Cleveland 0..U.5.A. 



Western Distributors: 



John C. Moninger Company 

 CHICAGO 



LEAF MOLD 



Leaf mold, screened, lur;;e sack, :$l.'S> 7> for 

 S.l.iHI. .7. It. Itoy, U. I). ], CoriWiiy, Micli. 



IVtOSS 



SUKET MOS.S. 

 Rlilpiied from ("liicago. 

 Virginia proiiiid moss, exceptioniiUy fine for 

 haiipiiiK liaskets ;niil f(ir winildw (lis|ilavs, jL'.ud 

 per suck; lu sack'^ at .'<l,7."i c.k li. 



AMEIUCA.N miJi CO., 

 172 X. WabHsh Ave.. Chicaco. 111. 



.NATiiiAL siii;i:r moss. 



Nice, denii stock. ^'J.'Si per standard sM<k. 



K. F. WI.N TKUSO.N CO., 



106 N. Watiash Ave.. Chicnsro. 



lirit-'lit >.'reei. sheet lo^ IIio^s, l.")-!!). liafrs. SI. 7."), 

 .H for .<."i 0(1. T. 1!. U.iv. 1!. 1, Ciinw.iy. Mich. 



POTS 



Several thousand cl.i.v ii^tv. i pini i' in. !•> (iin.; 

 only a few li.ive heen n^cd. \\ ill sell f..r half 

 cost. I'hniic II, W. Kr,-d.v. Siiiiiiior ;(si;i. 



SPHoGNUIVI MOSS 



Sphncniim .Moss, staiidanl size biirlapped hales. 

 Immediate delivery K. (). 1'.. wnoiN in Wise. 

 Clean, new crop, long liber. 



1 Unip $1.1.- i.er hal. 



10 li.iles l.o.-, per hah 



I'.'i ll.iles 1.00 iier hale 



50-llXt Hales !l.'. per hale 



Write for prices on <arhiad lots. 

 <;. .M. KKIUK.V A: CO.. 

 .1807 Lake Tark .\v... Chh-.i-o, 111. 



SI'HA'J.M .M MOSS. 

 Nice, clean, full size h;iles, in burlap. Nete 

 {lie low jprici-: 



I'er one hale $1.,"0 



In 10 hall' lots l.L'.-| 



In L'.-> hale lots 1.1.-, 



In KK) hale lots 1.0,-, 



AMKKICA.N III I.U CO.. 

 172 N. Wahash Ave., Chicago. III. 



Ilinil CHADi; si'hacnTm MOSS^ FIM- 

 STAM>AKn .•<I/.K I'.Al.KS. IN lUKLAr. .<l.((0 

 KACII; HI HAI.KS. ;«)(• IvVCMI. .-.'; DlSCfM .\ T 



CASH Willi ()i;i)i;ii. I'ltoMi-r siiii'.mi:.\1'. 

 A. J. A.MiNDso.x CO., en V I'oi.xr. wis. 



10 Hales Spli;ii:iiiini moss, hest ipi.ality from 

 new croji. dry ntirl clean, standard size in wire, 

 .$0,-0: 10 hHKs, $7 .-.O. Will ship same day order 

 is received. Cash with order. 



M. I.. Hancock & Sons. City Tcdnt, Wis. 



ALIU'M OF DESKJNS. $1.00 per copy, prepaid. 

 Florists' Pub, Co,, Caxton HIdg., Chicago. 



Sphagnum moss, 10 hhl, hale, ,$3 00; .''i bales 

 $14.00: -, hhl. bales. $1.,^,(): r> hales, .$7.<MI. Leaf 

 mold, .$1.00 per bag. I'.urlapiied .S.-jc extra. Cash, 

 please. ,Tos. H. I'aul, .Manahawkin, N, J, 



10 Hales Sphauiiiim Moss of the very best (|nal- 

 ity, hurhiip, ,$!i.(iO. Wired moss, nOc per !ial(>. 

 Cash with order. 



K.'ie r.nilsun. City Point. Wis, 



Hest Sphacniiin moss, .->-hhl. hales in lots of 50 

 hales or more, $l..->0 per hiile. Live bag moss, 

 .$1.(K) iMT has. Harry K. Uolloway, Cliatsworth, 

 X. J. 



lleadi|u,'irtcrs for Splia-nuiii .Moss. Write US 

 for sjiecial jirire lui lo hales up to a carload 

 C. C. I'OI.I.WOKTII (()., .MILWACKKK, Wl.S. 



TOBACCO 



Strong tobacco duit, $2.00 per 100 Ibi., 200 

 Ih* . $3.f)0, O. n, Hunkel Co., Mllwankee, WU. 



WIRE STAKES 



Wire stakes k.-iIvh ni/er|, 



MfC. of Wire and Wire 



Coods of ;ill (Icscriiit i.iMs. 



THOMAS HAMI1/KI.\. 



V27 X. fJross St.. l'hil:iilelpliia. I'a. 



WIRE WORK 



UFO. OF WIKE DKSKi.NS KOIt 35 YEAKS 



WRITE FOR LIST. 



.TOSEPn ZISKA A SOXS CHICAOO. ILL. 



WOOD LABELS 



LAHEL.S FOR NbKSKKYMK.N A.MU FLORISTS. 

 H»n1«Tntn rh««p Cn n»rr» Vlllae* X R 



Peni, 111.— Mi.'^s Einni;i I?rnz Ims 

 ojicncil ,1 flowor sforo licro. liriviiit: dh- 

 t.'iiiii'il oqui{iiiioiit frtiiti llic sturc lixtiircs 

 of tho A. I.. K;iti.l;tll Co.. ('hir.-ii:,,. 



Minneapolis, Minn. — (,'. F. Kinney, (,f 

 flie ]j. S. Dfiimldson Co., of tliis citv, 

 .statos th.'it .ihoiit ;J00 E;istcr lily pl.-inis 

 wore obt.aiiipd from 2,()0f) cold slor.'itje 

 Imllis ]il,niit('il liy the eomjiaiiy tliis xc-at. 



Burlington, Ia.--P.oc-k "s Flower Slioj), 

 .^22 North Third stroot, csLihlislirMl l,y 

 fho l;itc .I()sr[ili T'xtciv and rrofntlv eon- 

 diiclcd by Mrs. F>oek, now is the jtrop- 

 crty of H:irry O. Bock, their son. There 

 is a fine raiitre of erreeiihoiises. 



comes to 



Greenhouses 

 come "to 



HitckWs ^ Co. 



Send for 



Kew York 

 U70 Broadway 

 iiiiiiiiiiyiiiii 



Supply Book 

 Boston 

 201 Devonshire St. 



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I Foley I 

 f Greenhouses I 



a SUPERIOR IN CONSTRUCTION I 

 I DURABLE AND INEXPENSIVE | 



I WRITE FOR ESTIMATE | 



I THE FOLEY <='5J?F£"?5,*= I 



I 3248 West 31st Street I 



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Louisville, Ky. A protest against the 

 phuit (]uarantiiio will hi- sent to Wash- 

 ington by the florists of tliis city, it was 

 di'cided ut a recent meeting. 



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