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The Florists^ Review 



March 23. 1032 



PORTLAND NOTES. 



{Concluded from pa«c 96.) 



sunny south. This firm handled the en- 

 tire decorations at Trinity church, 

 March 15, for the wedding of Philip 

 Jackson, well known in this city, also 

 the decorating work for a large recep- 

 tion at the Benson hotel. 



Lubliner Florist is having a display 

 of pot plants and cut flowers, and re- 

 ports a satisfactory business. 



Niklas & Son are displaying some fine 

 hydrangeas and yellow poeticus in pots, 

 which are of good quality. 



The Tonseth Floral Co. is displaying 

 a line of cut flowers and ferns. This 

 firm seems to be the only one to have 

 a supply of ferns on hand at the pres- 

 ent time. Its lilies are coming along 

 as well as can be expected. 



Frank Nauraukee, formerly with 

 Fred M. Young, is in the employ of the 

 Swiss Floral Co., and reports business 

 satisfactory. N. V. H. 



NEWPORT, R. I. 



Fred P. Webber, secretary of the 

 Newport Horticultural Society, is con- 

 valescing from a slight attack of diph- 

 theria. The premium list for the June 

 show of the society has been arranged 

 and will be ready for distribution in a 

 short time. 



Kichard Gardner, who has been on 

 the sick list with the grip, is reported 

 a.s recovering. 



A lecture on "Old New England Gar- 

 dens" by Prof. Loring Underwood, of 

 ^oston^ will be given next week at the 

 John Clarke Memorial school. 



Henry C. Anthony, while in Provi- 

 dence, B. I., one day last week, had a 

 narrow escape from serious injury when 

 he was knocked down by a motor truck 

 He was cut and bruised, but no bones 

 were broken and he was able to proceed 

 after being given first aid. Although 

 70 years of age, he was able to return 

 to his home in Portsmouth. W. H. M. 



Zion City, lU.— Robert Murdock is 

 entering the trade and is growing flow- 

 ers and nursery stock. 



No Insects Wanted 

 *?o„?«?"** Greenhouse? 



roar of our customers have renlipd tn 



^ffeSTve?'* *"•*«="'"• S««P especUiUy 



¥-'1^1 ^S'"?*"*=*<* *<* w«e GeU-There 

 miSS^S'l* ®*.*P «»«"«••« It wis recom- 

 wl buv W^^"n «'**'^' ''«« '•horn 

 use** " *or tfeneral spraying once or 

 twice * week, lo dilute solutions, and 

 have never since bad any trouble from 

 either mildew or insects. It is the ounce 

 of t»revention."_ 



For $1.00 we will upni you a good sized 

 trini can of Gets<There Insecticide Soap. 

 Ask your dealer for it. 



Gets-There Soap Co., Conthokocken, Peans. 



Mention The Hevlew when you write. 



DREER'S 



Florist Specialties 



New Brand New Style 

 "RIVERTON" HOSE 



Furnished in lengths 

 up to 600 feet without 

 seam or joint. 



The HOIE for the FLORrST 



'4-Inch per ft., 18c 



Reelof800ft..perft., 17c 

 CoupllDKS {nrnlKhed free 



with lenfftbs of 25 feet. 



HENRY A. DREER 



714-716 Oheotnut St 

 Pbilidklphia, Pa. 



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CADILLAC GLASS CQVPANY 

 2556-2586 Hart Ave., DETROIT, MICH. 



GLASS CLOTH 



A transparent waterpro f fabric as efficient 

 as ill ass for hotbeds, cold frames, etc., per so. 

 yd.. 35c; 2S yds. at 32c; 60yds. atSlc; 100yds. 

 at 29c. Let usfigui eon your larger ordtrs. For 

 parcel post add % per yd. to above prices. 

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