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The Florists^ Review 



October 30, 1919. 



WE CHALLENGE COMPARISON! 



FIGURES DONT LIE ! 



If a ton of sheep manure analyzing 2% Ammonia. 2% Phos. Acid and 2% Potash is worth $30.00 a ton, how much is a ton 

 of our SPECIAL MANURE, ANALYZING 4% AMMONIA, (>% PHOS. ACID AND 2'jc POTASH, WORTH? Have your 

 State Agricultural Station verify your answer. 



YOUR OPERATING COSTS ARE HIGH ! MARKET PRICES FOR FLOWERS ARE TOO LOW TO ALLOW GOOD 

 PROFIT ! YOUR ONLY CHANCE FOR SUCCESS IS IN INCREASED PRODUCTION ! THE FERTILIZER THAT 

 MAKES INCREASED PRODUCTION AN EASY ACCOMPLISHMENT IS "COTTER" SPECIAL MANURE! 



PUT LIFE IN YOUR SOIL! USE "COTTER" SPECIAL MANURE! 



SPECIAL MANURE RAW BONE MEAL 



Ammonia 4%, Phos. Acid 6%, Potash 2%. Ammonia ^^"h. Bone Phos. of Lime 50%. 



Ton, $47.00. In 5-ton lots, $45.00. Ton, $59.00. In 5-ton lots, $56.00. 



Special quotations on carload orders. 



GROWERS* EXCHANGE, 



CHAS. N. COTTER, 

 President 



Jamestown, New York 



Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



KANSAS CITY NOTES. 



I Concluded from pasr** Hit. | 



enlisted in tlic aviation service in the 

 war. Although the Muehlebaeh Flovyrer 

 Shop has been open only about four 

 weeks, business lias been surprisingly 

 brisk. Mr. Neff keeps liis shop open 

 every evening until after the theater. 

 As he is next door to tlie Orpheum and 

 close to all of the leading hotels, he 

 does a good business in theater cor- 

 sages. 



The W. L. Rock Flower Co. is cutting 

 chrysanthenuinis, [loiiipons and anem- 

 ones, calendulas, a few sweet jieas 

 and sna]>dragons. 



J. Austin's trade is especially active 

 dn plants. 



C. E. Thomas returned Friday, Oc- 

 tober 24, from Chicago. 



C. T. Rinehardt is working hard to 

 complete his new houses and get the 

 heating systems in before freezing 

 weather. 



A. F. Harbe is cutting a fine lot of 

 roses, as well as some good carnations 

 and chrysanthemums. 



P. A. Manson, manager of the Pine- 

 hurst Floral Co., Pleasant Hill, Mo., 

 was in the city the early jjart of last 

 week. 



W. E. Treduj), of the A. L. Randall 

 Co., is making a trip through Kansas. 



A. Newell had several goo<l weddings 

 last week, including one exceptionally 

 large out-of-town affair. 



Charles P. Mueller, of Wichita, Kan.; 

 H. S. Elv, of Neosho, Mo., and Henry 

 Knipe, of lieavenworth. Kan., were re- 

 cent visitors. 



Miss Luzon Koppenhaver was re 

 cently marrieil to William R. Raker in 

 Ijawrencc, Kan. Miss Kopiientiaver 

 and her sister conducted a flower shop 

 in Kansas C'ity, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. 

 Baker will reside at 104:') Reynolds ave- 

 nue, d. E. K. 



CLEVELAND, O. 



The Market. 



The market last week was well sup 

 plied. Chrysantlieinums are arriving in 

 good quantities and sell well. Carna- 

 tions are cleaning uji readily and get 

 ting better in quality. Dahlias continue 

 to arrive in (piantity, the quality being 

 poor. Pomjtons are selling at HO and 

 75 cents per bunch. The cut of roses 

 is good, with some fine selects arriving. 

 Violets clean up well. Calendulas, dai- 

 sies, marigolds, zinnias and other novel- 

 ties have been in demand. \V. F. H. 



SPECIFY 



MAGIC BRAND 

 FERTILIZERS 



Pure Steamed 

 Bone Meal 



Magic Spea'al 



Rose and Carnation 



reed 



Precipitate 

 Bone Phosphate 



Magic 

 Blood and Bone 



Pure Pulverlzed^heep Manure 



NATURE'S OWN FERTILIZER 



Write for Prices and our instructivo 

 Booiciet containing Feoding Cliarts. 



CHICAGO FEED « FERTILIZER CO. 



MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS 



UNION STOCK YARDS 



CHICAGO 



GET READY 



Record of 2 Yds. per Minute 



SOUDER MFG. COMPANY 



BRIDCETON, N. J. 



FESTOON WINDING 

 MACHINKS 



Seventh year on the market. Two types. Makaa all 

 klods of Fc'sloonini;. TypeN*. I will wiiipon any size 

 wire, gtrlnu or twine used for Its center. One turn 

 with handle Rives two wraps on festoonlnir. Center 

 wire can be measured before Fegtooiilni; Is wound, 

 which eliminates mcHSurlDir of Festoonlnu. Type No. 

 ■J: Fine wire or string Is usen for the center, one turn 

 with handle (fives one wrap on FestoonlnK. Does 

 equally as s-ood work as 'I ype No. I . We furnish ma- 

 chines rf-ady fi>r work, wllh enoufh wire to make SfH) 

 yards. Three dajH' trial allowed. Money refunded If 

 machine Is not what you want. Prices: Type No. 1, 

 $12.00; Type No. 2. $6.00. TKY ONK. 



One of Many Tostimonials 



La Porte. Ind,, Nov. 15, 1916. 

 The Souder Mfg. Co., Bridgeton, N. J. 



Gentlemen: We got one of your machines early in De- 

 cemher of last year, and made on it every kind of wreath- 

 ing and festooning. We found it especially satisfactory in 

 making larse holly wreaths on heavy wire. Your machine 

 is ALL RIGHT. We are. 



Yours very truly, THE KABER CO. 



SPLIT CARNATIONS ARE BEST MENDED WITH 



SUPREME CARNATION STAPLES 



Wholesalers write for prices 

 -3000 for S1.00 



F. W. WAITC. ManfacUrer. 85 Bd«Mt Avmm SPRINGFIELD, MASS 



Sample on reqoest No tools required 

 35c per lOOO Postpaid- 



