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The Florists^ Review 



Fkbboabt le. 1022 



Auto- Spray 



No. 1 



Every Florist Needs this Knapsack Sprayer 



Spraying is everywhere recognized as a necessary part of 

 greenhouse work. And the Auto-Spray No. 1 meets the 

 requirements of the careful florist. It is ready at all times, 

 can be carried anywhere and delivers an even, continuous 

 spray. It operates by compressed air. One hand guides 

 the spray, leaving the other free to move the plants if de- 

 sired. Patented non-clog nozzle prevents clogging. 



Write for Catalogue and Spray Calendar, prepared by Cor- 

 nell University specialists. 



Ask your dealer to show you 

 Auto-Sprays No. 1,5, 6 and 25. 



THe Ere.' Brown Co. 



896 Miple St. Rochester, N. Y. 



SEATTI.E NOTES. 



(Continued from pace 113.) 



ing the last week. He was accompanied 

 by Mrs. Martin and their daughter. 



The Hollywood Gardens developed an 

 effective and early St. Valentine's day 

 window, using a huge red heart as the 

 mainstay of its showing. Appropriate 

 suggestions for carrying the message of 

 this holiday with flowers were grouped 

 about in the window. This colorful dis- 

 play drew many passers-by. Minor dec- 

 orations have shown a small increase and 

 the greenhouse continues to send in fine 

 stock. This shop sent out some special 

 St. Valentine's day envelope fillers in 

 colors, whicli were quite attractive. 



The Seattle Florists' Association will 

 give a ball Tuesday evening, February 

 28, at Broadway hall, and plans are un- 

 der way that will insure fine decorations. 

 P. F. Bosaia is chairman and has charge 

 of the sale of tickets; Harry A. Crouch 

 is vice-chairman in charge of hall and 

 music; Felix Eosaia is vice-chairman in 

 charge of decorations; Thomas Wylie is 

 vice-chairman in charge of entertain- 

 ment and will assist in ticket sales; A. 

 Moore heads the floor committee and 

 H. B. Mills is in charge of printing and 

 publicity. 



Mrs. H. M. Hansen is reported as prac- 

 tically recovered from her injuries re- 

 ceived in a recent automobile accident. 



Felix Rosaia reports general business 

 holding up well indeed, with potted 

 stock in greatest demand. His duties 

 with the federal grand jury have kept 

 him away from the store much during 

 the daytime latelj', and Ralph Anderson 

 has been assisting there. California 

 acacia, eucalyptus, greens and baskets 

 of roses and acacia were used as decora- 

 tions for the recent Junior ball. 



F. Hunter, with the State Floral Co., 

 Yakima, Wash., has been calling on the 

 trade during the last week. 



Stuber & Richardson advise they are 

 about done cutting Golden Spur and 

 will start on Emperor hyacinths shortly. 

 Fine color and strength of stem are seen 

 in the first deliveries of Thomas C. Joy 

 carnations. 



Forty were in attendance at the Feb- 

 ruary meeting of the Seattle Florists' 

 Association at the Italian Commercial 

 Club rooms. No special program was 

 arranged, as "trimmings" supplied by 

 P. F. Rosaia and Felix Rosaia 

 proved ample in keeping the mem- 

 bers interested. Several committees 

 were named: P. F. Rosaia, Ralph 

 Richardson, Thomas Wiley, E. B. 



PRICE REDUCED 



Paper— "NICO-FUME"— Liquid 



Effective Feb. 1, 1922 



See your dealer for particulars 



Tobacco By-Products & Chemical Corp., 



( Incorporated ) 



LOUISVILLE, KY. 



SAVE YOUR PLANTS 



from injury by the APHIS. WHITE FLY. LEAF ROLLERS 

 ana TYERS, and a number of other insect pests with the 

 use of the NEVER-FAILING, NON -POISONOUS insecticide 



INSECTONOS 



Shipped dlr-ict from Laboratory to Consumer at Wholesale Price. Sinsrle Can, $2.00: case 

 of 8 Cans. $12.00; 'i case at case rate. Transportation Charges PREf AID. 



WM. BRANSON. Proprietor In*ectonoa Laboratory, BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 



Mpnfinn Thf Ri>t1«»w whpn vnxi writ* 



"To GErS-THERE SOAP CO.. 



CONSHOHOCKKN, PENNA.: 



"We beK to state that we have been using 

 your Insecticide Snap for a nunib"r of years 

 and find it VERY EFFECTIVE for de- 

 stroying Aphis and also for keeping 

 Mildew in check. 



Th'^ results obtained from the use of your 

 Soap are so satisfaclory that we take pleas- 

 ure in recommending it every lime an op- 

 portunity presents itself. 



■WACHENDORFF BROS., 



"Florists and Nurserymen. Atlanta, Ga." 



One dollar will bring you a large can, 

 Mufficient for a good trial, then a»k 

 your dealer for it. 



GETS-THERE SOAP CO. 



' CONSHOHOCKEN, PENNA. 



MARCH AUTOMATIC 

 IRRIGATOR COMPANY 



Muskegon, Michigan 



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r 



THE RECOGNIZED STUOMD INSECTICIDE 



A spray remedy for green, black 

 white fly. ihrips and soft scale. 



FUNQINE 



For mildew, rust and other blights 

 affecting flowers, fruits and vegetables. 



VERMINE 



For eelworms, angleworms and other 

 worms working in the soil. 



. Quart, $ 1 .OO GaUon. $3.00 



Sold by Dealers 



Madison, 



N.J. 



Aptiine Mfg. Co., 



