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NASHVILLE, TENN. 



Various Notes. 



Building and repairing seem to be the 

 order of the day while business is dull 

 in the summer. The fall promises to 

 find the houses in this vicinity in the 

 best condition as a whole that they 

 have ever been in. 



Mclntyre Bros, have recently incor- 

 porated their business and are planning 

 several new houses. They will later 

 dismantle the old place, having pur- 

 chased several acres of land adjacent 

 to the new plant. The new houses are 

 to be larger than any they have hith- 

 erto built. 



Joe Brown had planned the rebuild- 

 ing of his entire plant, replacing the 

 old houses with new Moninger houses 

 of larger size. Work was already in 

 progress when his physician ordered 

 him to Colorado for his health. As a 

 result, no new houses will be erected at 

 present, but the old houses are being 

 well repaired. Mr. Brown leaves for 

 the west this week. He has the sym- 

 pathy of the fraternity and all wish 

 him good luck and a rapid recovery. 



Tom Joy, Jr., with his family and a 

 number of friends, has been out on 

 Caney Fork fishing for the last three 

 weeks. He needed the rest badly, but 

 look out for the fish stories when he 

 returns. 



The new rose, Fireflame, has produced 

 a few blooms at the Joy place. It has 

 a beautiful bud and is certainly of a 

 striking color, though it remains to be 

 seen whether a single rose will be 

 popular here. 



Mr. Geny says that there is nothing 

 rushing at present, though business is 

 fair for July. They have a good cut 

 of nearly all seasonable flowers, though 

 the quality is not of the best. 



McKay, Reece & Co. say that it is al- 

 most impossible to secure cow peas for 

 the late trade. The good rains of the 

 last week have put the ground in fine 

 condition and there would be a large 

 acreage sown if the seed could be had. 

 Should the present cool weather con- 

 tinue, with plenty of rain, they expect 

 quite a revival of business. 



Haury & Sons are planning some new 

 houses, to be erected this summer. Their 

 trade has been growing right along dur- 

 ing the last two years. Their business 

 has always been heavier in pot plants 

 than in cut flowers, but it is understood 

 that they will grow a larger area of cut 

 flowers in the future, as their business 

 in this line is demanding it. F. B. 



Coshocton, O. — John M. Wells has 

 purchased the Maple Bend Greenhouse 

 and is preparing to open his new place 

 of business shortly. 



McAlester, Okla. — William Weaver, 

 florist and nurseryman, has been ap- 

 pointed park superintendent. This is 

 a new office and carries no salary. Mr. 

 Weaver's main work will be to carry 

 out the plans which are being made 

 to beautify the city. 



SIEBERT'S ZINC 

 NCVER-RUST 



GIiAZINO POINTS are Poiiltivelr the Best. 

 Last Forever. Over 50,000 pounds now In use. 

 A sure pj-eventlve of glass sllpplns:. Eflfectlve on 

 largre or small glass. E^sy to drive. Easy to ex- 

 tract. Two sizes, «8 and 's, 40c per lb.: by mall. 

 16c extra; 7 lbs. for $2.50; 16 lbs. for $5.00. by 

 express. For eale by the trade. Randolph & 

 McGlements, gupceMors to Chas. T. Stebert, 

 Baam and Ueatty 8ts., Pittsborsh, Pa. 



Mention The ReTtew when yon write. 



The Florists' Review 



July 17. 1013. 



(NOTE THE RINGS WHICH APPEAR AT) 

 ONE FOOT INTERVALS TO FACILITATE >■■ 

 QUICK AND ACCURATE MEASURING ) 



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RINGMETER-The Garden Hose for FLORISTS' Use 

 BECAUSE : 



It Is made In continuous lengths of 600 feet furnished on reels— no need of thinking of 

 wasteful short ends. 



RinKs of rubber appear every foot and being: spaced exactly one foot apart makes It self, 

 mcasurlnir. Just count one rlnt; for every foot as you unwind the reel. Quick and accurate. 

 Does away with mistakes. 



The utmost care enters Into the construction; only the best of materials and workmanship 

 are used, in CQDjjinctlon with the latest Improved machinery. 



Pi Ices are right. RINGMETKR Is the Garden Hose to show you economy. Strong, durable 

 and quality that spells long service. 



Made in three sizes: "4-lnch, "s-lnch and 'u-inch. 



Send today for samples and prices. ./ 



Manufactured exclusively W 



Quaker City Rubber Co. rVt£EkSR'\E'v;;'v'£gg 



Mention The Eeview when yon write. 



SUPERIOR QUALITY GOOD THICKNESS 



PROMPT SHIPMENT 



GREENHOUSE GLASS 



Write us for prices before placing 

 your order — we can save you money. 



BAUR WINDOW GLASS CO., 



EATON, IND. 



Mention The Review when yon write. 



DAYLITE GLASS CLEANER ■ QUICK ■ POWERFUL 



will Not Inlure Paint or Putty 



: : t Leaves No Greasy Sartaca 



25 galg. or more.. $0.70 per g&\. 



6to25ffal8 SOperral. 



LesBthanSff^.. 1.00 per gral. 



Andersen Specialty Co. 





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One srailon will clean from BOO 

 to 700 square feet. 



Ask Tour Jobber for It* 

 or Writ* to 



439 E.44th St. 



Phone Kenwood 1391 



Chicigi 



Mention Tlie Review when yog write. 



A STIC A 



recnjiousc 

 USE IT NOW. 



F.0.P1ERGEG0. 



p. O. Box 204 

 NKW YORK 



Mastlca Is elastic and tenacious, admits of 

 expansion and contraction. Putty becomes 

 liard and brittle. Broken glass more easily 

 removed without brealiinK of other glass as 

 occurs with hard putty. 



LASTS LONGER THAN PUTTY. 

 EASY TO APPLY. 



my use a ied deiil' 



TO CUT GLASS 7 



Becsase ther« U aotbing better anywhere, at taj pric* 



IffliUttois^ and latt- 

 (tltatora have tried for 

 years to produce a cut- 

 ter equal to the Oenu- 

 Ue "BSD DEVIL" 

 Olasa Cutter. They 

 have all failed 



ELASTIC-LYKE 



That GOOD Putty (Semi-liquid) 



Positively will not run in hot, nor heave in 

 cold weather. Will not get hard. 



Try a 5*gal. Kit, $6.75 



Special Prices on Larger Quantities 

 Can b« Used In Machine or Putty Bulb 



(ioc8 Farthest— Lasts Longest 



The Elastlc-Lyke Co. (f.J) 



30 East Randolph Stroot, CHICAGO 



Always mention tbe Florists' Reirlev 

 when writlnar advertisers. 



Send nve 8c staoip* 

 for ONE. sample N>/ 

 023 Ball head 'R£>^ 

 DEVIL- OlaiM C'jrttr 



Vour hardware dealer sells "RED DEVIL" glass cttt"" 

 and other "RED DEVIL" Tools. Ask for them If yoo «•»' 

 ti\9 best. Insist on the Genuine always. 



SMITH & HEHENWAY CO. 



151 Chambers Street, NEW YORK 

 'RD DEVIL" FENCE TOOLS AKE 20 ii 1 TOOLS-TO DO EVERYTHING 



YOU 



Will find all the best off eis 

 all the time in the Re- 

 : view's Classified Advs. 



