May 8, 1919. 



The Florists' Review 



^^Can^t get along without Permanite^' — 



Writes Mr. Karl P. Baum, of Baum's Home of Flowers, Knoxville, Tenn. Mr. Baum ought 

 to know; he has used Permanite for years and, like all other Permanite users, found the 

 material far superior to putty, because it is ever-elastic and far more ecdnomical. Mr. Baum's 

 letter tells the story— read it. 



"We have been using Permanite Glazing Cement for several years and 

 feel that it would be impossible for us t) get along without it, particu- 

 larly for our repair work. We say 'repair work' because we have never 

 used Permanite for any other purpose, AS we have done no new building 

 for several years; but you can rest assured that we wouldn't think of 

 using anything but Permanite when we rebuild or construct new houses." 



Permanite. t*- at ever-elastic glazing cement, can be used for glazing, re-glazingor repair work of any kind; it is as good for 

 one purpose as it is for aDOtber. On new work Permanite does away witb ifae 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 less material and in less than half the time— and when it comes to mending broken glass, repairs of any kind, etc.. 

 Permanite will dj the work auickly, efficiently and economically. 



Ever-elastic and last ing— guaranteed to outlast putty three to four times— Permanite is the OmC SURK WAT toward 

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



Ilie 6ar|nd Company 



Cleveland O..V.SA 



Yours for a tight house 



WaMtmm Dutributora: 



John C. Monin^er Companyv 

 CHICAGO 



GERANIUMS 



and all bedding plants should now 

 be shifted into our 3-inch 



Square Paper Pete 



Do this for looks, for economy and for bet- 

 ter stock by relieviog potbound plants. Our 

 square paper pota give a dress-up appearance 

 to plants, making them atWactive and con- 

 venient, especially when market ng the plants. 



Paper Pots are light and cheap, our price 

 for size 3-inch being t2.B0 per 1000; 120.00 per 

 10,000. by express for cash. Other sizes of pots 

 and bands at low prices. Write for samples. 



Ton will have to get more for plants. Make 

 it easier hs imtiraiviiurihem inlooksandquality. 

 Rush your order. 



G. S. RANSBURG 



Soniemvorthy N.H. 



Wateiproof Paper Pots 



Fine for shipping or growing plants 



for short periods. Periooo 



2^-inch $ 3.50 



213-inch 4.00 



3 -inch 6.00 



313-inch 8.00 



4 -inch 10.00 



6 -inch 16.00 



C. C. Pollworlh Co. 



MILWAUKEE, WIS. 



tiw MUCH wims 



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Gold Never Loses Its Value— USE 



TWEMLOW'S 



SEMI-LIQUID 



I^HE ^^"^ a-xfvtr ^ t^MI 



Old English ^E^^ Glazing Patty 



and ELASTIC 



>^ ill stop the trouble. Put up in 16-pouad cans; 50 aud SO^pound buckets, or barrels. 



years' 



and 



or iron 



Hammond's Gneiilioiise White, Hl"HSl?t£-r, 



greenhouses. It stays wharw yo« put it. In 6. 10, 16. 20. 25 or M galloes. 



PEERLESS BLACK GLAZING CEMENT !?««"«- 



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and Upwards 



BEACON. N. Y. 



•p. C. F. CO. 



SPRAY NOZZLE 



BRASS, NICKEL PLATED 



The most extensively used nozzle— Controls flow 

 —Operates under normal hose pressure. Weight, 

 4 oz.; length. 9 in.; fits %-in. coupling. 

 Price, S2.00. It's a wizard. 



116-118 Seventh St. 

 Plttabarsh, Pa. 



PittibirgkCitnwrerCi.,^ 



DREER'S 



Ftoriat SvMtoiUM 



New BraBd Bew Styia 



**iiivnrroN'* ho si 



Tarnished In lengths np 

 te 000 feet wlthoat seem 01 

 Joint. 



, Ike NK far llii FLMin 

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> reels. 1000 ft. " 18 e 



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Reel of SCO ft. " lR>9e 

 Ooopltngs farnlkbedfree. 



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714- TM Chestnut St. 

 PinT.«i>M.>iA. Pa. 



