Dbckmuek 8, 1921 



The Florists^ Review 



175 



NEWS NOTES 



Basin, Wyo. — Business is improving 

 notably in this section and the firm of 

 Eobin Bonwell reports Thanksgiving 

 business double that of a year ago. 



Memphis, Tenn. — The Memphis Flo- 

 ral Co., of which C. H. Hune was the 

 owner, is now in the course of liquida- 

 tion. Mr. Hune is now going into busi- 

 ness entirely "on his own" and will 

 deal in hardy stock. 



Batavia, N. Y, — Fred Walter, who re- 

 cently sold his greenhouses at Warsaw, 

 Ind., to Norton D. Gibson, of Nappanee, 

 Ind., has purchased a half interest in 

 the greenhouse business of Gustav 

 Naack, of Batavia. The new firm is do- 

 ing business under the name of Naack 

 & Walter. 



Pawnee City, Neb. — J. M. Atkinson, 

 proprietor of the Northedge Nurseries, 

 had conducted a greenhouse in connec- 

 tion with the nurseries for a number of 

 years and has now opened a downtown 

 retail flower store. The population of 

 Pawnee is only about 1,800, but he looks 

 forward to doing a nice business. 



Congo, W. Va. — Howard's Gardens 

 are owned and operated by A. P. 

 Howard's Sons. This range consists of 

 three large greenhouses and eighty acres 

 of garden land, which are devoted en- 

 tirely to growing cut flowers, fruit and 

 vegetables. This firm has conducted its 

 operations at its present location for the 

 last thirty years. 



c%le t/rMee/f'ct'ffe JS^atr 



V THE RECOGNIZED STANOMO INSECTICIDE 



A spray remedy for green, black 

 white fly, thrips and soft scale. 



FUNGINE 



For mildew, rust and other blights 

 affecting flowers, fruits and vegetables. 



VERMINE 



For eelwormS; angleworms and other 

 worms working in the soil. 

 Quart, Sl.OO Gallon, $3.00 



Sold by Dealers 



Aphine Mfg. Co., ""»i»r"' 



T. G. OWENS & SONS, Wholesale 

 and Retail Florists, Colninbas, Miss., 

 write — 



"W« have used your Gets-There 

 Soap for several years with excel- 

 lent results. We do not hesitate to 

 recommend this product and think 

 it a miehty irood idea for every 

 grower to keep a Kood supply on 

 hand." 



A trial can of Gets-There Insecticide Soan 

 will cost you but $1.00, prf paid. Try it and 

 ask your supply house tor it. 



GETS-THERE SOAP CO., 



CONSHOHOCKEN, PA. 



7000 Cubic Feet of Fumigation 



in this one cone— 



One cone of Hall's Nicotine 

 Fumigator will fumigate 7000 

 cubic feet. Three such cones 

 will fumigate the ordinary 

 greenhouse (20 by 100 feet) at a 

 cost to you of less than twenty- 

 five cents. 



NICOTINE 

 INSECTICIDES 



Hall's Nicotine Fumi- 



14 <'r 



nicotine 



gator (12 



guaranteed) for fumigating 

 greenhouses. Hall's Free 

 Nicotine (40'/c nicotine 

 guaranteed) for greenhouse 

 spraying or vaporizing. 



Hall's Nicotine Sul- 

 phate (40% nicotine guar- 

 anteed) for outdoor spray- 

 ing. Hall's Tobacco Dust 



(I'/f nicotine guaranteed) for 

 dusting. 



Hall's 

 Nicotine Fumigator 



is a tobacco powder prepared under 

 scientific processes and saturated with 

 12/3% pure nicotine. This we guar- 

 antee. Its dense volume of deadly 

 nicotine fumes will rid your green- 

 houses of plant-lice, thrips and similar 

 sucking insects. 



It lights quickly, burns evenly and 

 will not go out. No waste — every 

 particle is consumed. 



It retains its strength indefinitely. 

 The air-tight tin takes care of that, 



10-pound tins, $8.50; 2/^-pound tins, 

 $2.50; one-pound tins, $1.25. 



Hall Tobacco Chemical Co. 



3955 Park Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. 



(HaU's Free Nicotine 



40% nicotine guaran- 

 teed.) 



For effective irreen- 

 house spraying or va- 

 porizing — dependable, 

 economical. 







Mention The Rerlew when yon wrlf. 



Nanufactored by NICOTINE NFG. CO., 117 N. Main St., ST. LOUIS, U. S. A. 

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Piink. 



NIKOTEEN 



12 sh'ts, 3.3 in. ea. 8 lbs. 



4 lbs. 



lib. 



^ lb. 2oz. loz. 



