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The Florists^ Review 



Mat 18, 1922 



EVERTITE 



GLAZING CEMENT 



Applied with an 



"OH BOY'' 



Automatic Gun 



Evertite Glmzing Cement applied with the new "Oh Boy" Gun makes 

 an ideal combination. This gun, which is the last word in glazing guns, 

 allows Evertite Glazing Cement to flow m a uniform consistency all the 

 time. Note the ease with which this gun can be handled. Think of 

 what you have used and draw your own conclusions. 



Write for circulars and prices. 



THE EXCELLO MANUFACTURING CO. 



CLEVELAND, OHIO 



Patented 

 S. A. HOST, Inventor 



Mention The Berlew when y»»n wr*t» 



PROVIDENCE, K. I. 



The Market. 



There was a good, healthy demand 

 all laat week for flowers, both cut and 

 growing, and several of the firms had 

 sufficient calls for funeral and wedding 

 work to contribute materially to their 

 activities. Prices, which have ap- 

 proached normalcy since Easter, began 

 to work up gradually about the middle 

 of the week, anticipatory of Mothers' 

 day, but not sufficiently to curb the pub- 

 lic 's desire for flowers. 



Last year prices in some instances 

 were outrageously high and there was 

 a popular protest voiced regarding 

 them. But this year the dealers have 

 been more conservative and, while prices 

 went nearly double the range of a week 

 ago, they were not so high as to jar 

 the sensibilities of the patrons. The 

 result was that everyone did a big busi- 

 ness, cleaned up well and reaped a satis- 

 factory harvest. The cooperative ad- 

 vertising plan was again followed and 

 again proved its effectiveness. With 

 Memorial day a little more than two 

 weeks away and numerous graduations, 

 commencements and other events sched- 

 uled for the coming few weeks, the 

 dealers anticipate a busy wind-up of 

 an active season. 



Various Notes. 



Fisher the Florist, 355 Westminster 

 street, made a special feature of flower- 

 filled baskets at $3 each for Mothers' 

 day. 



Charles H. Bishop, Hartford avenue, 

 Johnston, lost several greenhouses, as 

 well as his dwelling house and numer- 

 ous sheds and outbuildings, in a bad 

 brush fire which swept over his estate 

 last week. 



William E. Chappell, of Branch ave- 

 nue, furnished the table decorations 

 for the semiannual dinner of Orpheus 

 lodge of Masons May 10, at the Masonic 

 Temple. 



Charles Smith was in New York and 

 Philadelphia last week in the interests 

 of the Eastern Wreath Co., of this city. 



W. J. Sword, Valley Falls, is planning 

 considerable new work and alterations 

 at his houses this season. 



W. A. Bowers, Inc., Washington 

 street, has taken additional space in an 

 adjoining building for its wholesale de- 

 partment. 



John Johnston, of Johnston Bros., 

 was in Boston and vicinity last week 

 seeking stock and supplies. 



Edward Brooke, of T. J. Johnston & 



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It is a dollars and cents saving proposition — plus satis- 

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Write for prices and samples. 



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