The Florists^ Review 



August 21, 1919. 



Better Than Ever ^ Costs Less 



When Permanite — the original Asbestos Glazing Cement — came on the market it was the 

 first and only material of its kind; since then any number of other similar products have 

 been introduced, but the • greenhouse man who has but once used Permanite, hardly ever 

 makes a change; he knows there is a difference — and he knows that Permanite is made 

 better than ever before. 



And he also knows that Permanite costs less per years of service, because Permanite 

 does not harden, remains ever-elastic and is guaranteed to outlast putty three to four times. 



If quality and service mean anything at all to you — just say the word — and we shall gladly 

 send you further information; and don't forget to ask for particulars about the new one-hand 

 Permanite Gun — it will do your glazing in less than half the usual time. 



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Cleveland Ohio U.S..A. 



Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



NEWABK, N. J. 



The Market. 



Gladioli are more plentiful than they 

 have been and asters are beginning to 

 arrive in greater numbers. These form 

 the stand-by for many florists these 

 days, though there are other flowers in 

 the market. There is less color in win- 

 dow displays now than at other seasons, 

 ferns and other green stuff forming the 

 bulk of the display. Growers are close- 

 ly caring for their chrysanthemums, the 

 earliest of which will begin to Itloom 

 about a month from now. A large cut 

 is expected. 



Various Notes. 



Connelly & Phinkett have Ixmmi paint- 

 ing their store at 149 Bloomfield ave- 

 nue, as well as making other alterations 

 and renovations ])rcparatory to the com- 

 ing season. Alterations have also been 

 made to the branch store at 20 Belmont 

 avenue. 



Philips Bros., 938 Broad street, have 

 been making renovations and altera- 

 tions in the greenhouse at the back of 

 their store. 



Charles Luthy, 363 Springfield ave- 

 nue, r(']i()rts that business is quiet, be- 

 ing just aliout normal for the summer 

 months. E. B. M. 



Grows 5 Times 

 as Much 



Armstrong Nurseries, of Ontario. 

 Cal., writes the following: 



"We grow on one acre as 

 many plants and get bet- 

 ter results than we would 

 on five acres of land under 

 the furrow system." 



CKiNNER 



Qys tem 



The Skinner Irri^dtfon Co. 

 223 Water St., Troy, Ohio 



Holland, Mich. — Peter Plnim and 

 Henry Huizenga. of tiie Twelftii Street 

 Floral Shop, have jiurchased a piece of 

 ground adjoining their property for the 

 purpose of growing cut flowers. They 

 have also installed a Skiniier sprinkling 

 system on their growing grounds out of 

 the city and are well pleased with the 

 service it is giving. 



-P. C. F. CC- 



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