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The Florists' Review 



Jdlt 1, 1920 



PREVENTION! 



These are the months when NATURE and INSECTS 



This 



Spray 



Nozzle 



DO THEIR BEST 



will assist plant 



P. C. F. CO. SPRAY NOZZLE 

 BRASS-NICKEL PLATED 



to combat red 

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 ^luni/ii aiiu ^Fic fine mist or a coarse spray, placed just where vou want it— Operates under normal hose pres- chrysanthemum 



midge and other 



vent the ravages 

 of pests. 



sure. Weight, 4 oz.; length, 9 in.; fits %-in. coupling. 



Sent Prepaid for $2.00. It's a Wizard. 



insects. 



Pittsburgh Cut Flower Co., pIttsburghJ'pa: 



Mention The Review when yon write. 



NEWARK, N, J. 



The Market. 



June weddings continue to make 

 much business for the Newark trade 

 and during the last ten days there has 

 been much graduation work. Flowers 

 are now abundant and prices are about 

 normal for this time of the year. 



Various Notes. 



McLaughlin & Murphy report busi- 

 ness good for June, with a great deal 

 of wedding work. 



Charles Luthy has been giving the 

 inside of his store a fresh coat of paint. 



Henry A. Strobell, who is the Rotary 

 florist, attended the Rotary convention 

 at Atlantic City June 20 to 25. 



R. B. M. 



WESTERLY, R. I. 



Carmichael Bros., of Shannock, are 

 shipping hundreds of gladioli and 

 peonies to Boston and New York. 



Munro's Flower Shop has been mak- 

 ing a big run on strong 2-year-old rose 

 bushes at 15 cents each. 



C. E. Chapman, of North Stonington, 

 sold .$1,753 worth of strawberry plants 

 this season, filling orders in almost 

 every section of the country and in 

 Canada. John Randall has entered Mr. 

 Cliapmnn's employ. W. H. M. 



NEWPORT, R. I. 



Gibson Bros, have been commis- 

 sioned by Prof. Ilenin, who has gone 

 to England, to place a large wreath on 

 tlie grave of the French admiral, De 

 Terney, in Trinity churchyard in this 

 city July 14, the French national holi- 

 day. 



Leikons has been awarded the con- 

 tract for the floral decorations at the 

 Hill Top Inn for the season. The estab- 

 lishment on Bellevue avenue is open for 

 the season. The exterior decorations of 

 the store make it one of the show 

 places of the city. It is once more in 

 -charge of Capt. Robert Clifford. 



V. A. Vanicek has returned from a 

 business trip to New York and vicinity. 



Fred Webber arranged the decora- 

 tions ;it the Berkeley Memorial chapel, 



TO STOP YOUR TROUBLES USE 



Advance Sash Operating Device 



A sure remedy. No chance for 

 sash to drop, nothing to wear 

 out. No expense, only the first. 



Our Fittings are always a big help 

 around your plant. 



One of our catalogues will explain 

 all. Let us send you one. Contains 

 complete descriptions and illustra- 

 tions, with price list. 



Write today to 



ADVANCE CO., Richmond, Ind. 



GnEENHuUSE GLASS prompt shipments 



UNIFORM STANDARD THICKNESS. 



WELL FLATTENED. 



aOOD QUAUTY. 



Our S«rvic« and Prie«s Will Sav* You Tim* and Money. 

 W* SoiicM Florists' Inquiries. 



THE THROOP-MARTIN CO., COLUMBUS, OHIO 



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Leaves No Greasy Surface 



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or write to 



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Phone Central 630 UlllunDU 



Will Not Injure Paint or Putty 



25 gals, or more ll.OOpergal. 



5 to 28 gals 1.25 per gal. 



Less than 6 gals — 1. 50 per gal. 

 F. 0. B. Chicago. 



ANDERSEN SPECIALTY CO. 



^[iddlctown, last week for the gradu- 

 ation of St. George 's school. 



E. Kempenaar, of Kempenarfr & 

 Christonsen, was a recent visitor in 

 Xew York and vicinitv. W. H. M. 



Brooklyn, N. Y.— P. S. Pulos & Brc, 

 who have been located at 27 Willough- 

 by street, are transferring their busi- 

 ness to Newark, N. J., where they will 

 be located at 51 Lafavette street. 



