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The Rorists^ Review 



JuNB 24, 1020 



(Trade-mark registered U. S. Patent Office) 



Don't Be Fooled -Insist on the Best 



Like any other line of business, there are. many grades and many 

 kinds of glazing cements — but there is ONE that stands out more 

 prominently than any other because there are more satisfied users 

 to tell you about it. 



You write us where you are located and we will tell you about a 

 satisfied Permanite Booster right in your own neighborhood. 



It is the careful buyer who specifies the best, because he knows 

 it is the cheapest in the long-run. 



Drop us a line today — ask us how you can get the famous one- 

 hand Permanite Gun free of charge. 



Yours for REAL Economy, 



Ibe Garland Compdsg^ 



Cleveland O.^U.5A 



DENVER, OOLO. 



The Market. 



Since graduations are over, business 

 has eased up somewhat, as usual. Wed- 

 dings and prenuptial affairs have helped 

 to keep things going. Eoses are a little 

 scarce, but are of excellent quality. The 

 hot weather has brought on immense 

 crops of carnations, which, though a lit- 

 tle small, are still of good quality and 

 ship well, bringing $1 to $1.50 per dozen 

 on the local market. Outdoor stock of 

 all kinds is arriving now, including 

 Eocky mountain columbines. Peonies 

 are in good supply and bring $2 to $3 

 per dozen. Shipping to southern states, 

 mountain and prairie towns continues 

 steady. 



Various Notes, 



The webworm, which has put in its 

 appearance in great numbers here in 

 some sections, is causing some anxiety 

 to those of the trade that handle out- 

 door stock. The first crop of the worm 

 seems to have run its course, the second 

 is the one to be feared. 



H. L. Potter, of the Potter Floral Co., 

 El Paso, Tex., was a visitor last week. 



Al Hamburger, who opened a store 

 this spring at 2214 East Colfax, reports 

 a splendid spring and Memorial day 

 business. 



W. W. Wilmore is bringing in some 

 fine outdoor stock. 



Fred Meyers has Gladiolus Pendleton 

 with 5-foot and 6-foot stems. 



E. E. H. 



Caldwell, Kan. — Mrs. George H. 

 Yantz has sold the Border Queen Green- 

 house to E. V, Demachek, who takes 

 possession July 1 and plans to rebuild. 



LOOK NO FURTHER 



When you see ADVANCE 

 you always think of the 

 most up-to-date Sash Operat- 

 ing Device and Greenhouse Fittings. 



If you are building a new house and want every- 

 thing up-to-date you will want the ADVANCE 

 type of Sash Operators. Do not forget our com- 

 plete line of Greenhouse Fittings, such as Split 

 Gutter Brackets, Column Brackets, Split Tees, 

 Pipe Carriers, Shelf Brackets and many other 

 fittings which you need from time to time. The 

 catalogue explains all and a net price list is 

 enclosed in same. 



Drop us a line and send for catalogue. 

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GREENHOUSES 



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King Construction Co. 



HaniMa BaiUiM. PUUMpUm. Pa. 307 N. Irrii 



., North Tonaw^anda, N. Y. 



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