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The Florists' Review 



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* AcausT 14, 191; 



USE THE PEERLESS BLOWER 



DlBtributes Sulphur, Lime, 81uk Shot, Orap« Dust, Tobacco Dust, Paris 

 Oreen or any other powdery substance. Does the work evenly, so every 

 leaf receives its due proportion, without any belnir. wasted. By using 

 the Peerless, a 200- ft. greenhouse can be perfectly powdered In less 

 than five minutes. Florists say : 



"It's a creat Improvement over the bellows." 



Ask your Jobber for the Peerless or order direct from us. Price, $t.aj 

 F. O. B. Chicago. 



t62-l«e N. Clinton St., 

 CHICAGO. ILL. 



DESTROY 



|y|||_P[^ llEdw. L McMorran & Co., 



Mention The Review wbro von write. 



COLUMBUS, O. 



The Market. 



Trade was unusually heavy last week, 

 with stock more plentiful. Roses are 

 still holding their own, in spite of the 

 extremely hot weather, and they bid 

 fair to keep up in good shape till the 

 coming of the new crops, which are 

 looking fine. A few growers are al- 

 ready cutting from the new stock. Fu- 

 neral work has been the main business. 

 Gladioli have been plentiful and in good 

 demand, and large quantities have been 

 used for funerals. Asters are scarce 

 and such blooms as arrive are mostly 

 small and inferior. Some of the later 

 ones promise to be better, but up to 

 this time they have been almost a total 

 failure. 



Carnations are coming on nicely. 

 Most of the planting is done and in 

 some cases a few flowers are being cut 

 from the new stock. The new crop will 

 certainly be welcomed when it really 

 comes, as the public seems to be lost 

 completely without carnations and the 

 retailer lias to explain many times a 

 day why he has none. In many cases 

 the customers will accept nothing else. 

 Sweet peas are about done for; a few 

 are tb be seen, but the quality is so poor 

 that it does not pay to handle them. 

 Lilies have been in great demand; they 

 are used about as fast as they come 

 and are highly satisfactory stock to 

 handhe during this hot weather. There 

 is a ^ood demand for ferns. 



Various Notes. 



The Columbus Floral Co. is cutting 

 a few carnations and they are in great 

 demand. The firm is rapidly getting 

 things in good shape again after the 

 hail storm. 



,The Riverside Floral Co. is well es- 

 tablished in its new location and will 

 be able to take care of its patrons in a 

 mucb more satisfactory manner than 

 before, as the former quarters were too 

 cramped. 



The Fifth Avenue Floral Co. has 

 everything in fine condition, with all 

 the carnations benched and the mums 

 looking extra well. The firm is cutting 

 quite a few roses. 



The Munk Floral Co. is handling some 

 good roses, which find ready sale. 



E. Metzmaier, J. R. Hellenthal, C. A. 

 Roth and the Cottage Rose Gardens, all 

 sufferers from the hail storm, report 

 good progress in making repairs. 



Fred Brownwell. of the Livingston 

 Seed Co., is off on his vacation. 



Sam Graff is in Chicago, on business 

 and pleasure bent. 



L. Woodrow took a few days off and 

 took a little trip up the lakes. 



Guy Woodrow is able to be at his 

 post part of the time, but is still far 

 from well. J- M- 



Utica, N. Y.— C. F. Baker & Son have 

 secured a permit to erect a hollow tile 

 florists' shop at their present location, 

 at 59 and 61 Cornelia street. 



(NOTE THE RINGS WHICH APPE/kR AT) ^ 

 .^ONR FOOT INTERVALS TO FACILITATED—"^ 

 (QUICK AND ACCURATE MEAhURINQ ) 



RINGMETER-The Garden Hose for FLORISTS' Use 

 BECAUSE: 



It is made In continuous len^s of 500 feet furnished on reels— no need of thinking of 

 wasteful short ends. 



RinifB of rubber appear every foot and being si>aced exactly one foot apart makes it self. 

 measurinfr. Just count one rlni; 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 conjunction wllh the latest Improved machinery. 



Pi ices are right. RINGMETEK is the Garden Hose to ybow you economy. Strong, durable 

 and quality thai spells long service. 



Made in three slies: 34-lnch, ^-Inch and ■a-lnch. 



Send today for samples and prices. 



Manufactured exclusively by 



Quaker City Rubber Co. ^i!^s*£SkSS'*NE'=>;'$iSS 



Mrutiun The Review when you write. 



THE RECOGNIZED STANDARD INSECTICIDE 



For green, black, white fly, red spider, tbrlpe, 

 mealy bug and soft scale. 



Sl.OO p«r quart: SS.50 per sallon. 



For mlldrw. rust and bench fungi. Does not 

 stain, but cleanses the foliage. 



TSo par qoarti fS.OO per calion. 



VERMINE 



For ■terillzlng soil and all soil vermin. 



Sl.OO per quart; S3.00 per callon. 



SCALINE 



For scale and all sap-sucking Insects on trees and 

 nursery stock. Oan l)e used In growing season as 

 safely as in dormant season. 



75c per quart; $1.50 per gallon ; 

 10 srallons, $10.00. 



nrt/im B4re»nt MicOVn* 



rUMIGANT, 



$1.50 per quart: $4.50 per callon. . 



All our products are used diluted with water at 

 various strengths, as directed on cans. 



rOR SAU BT ■■■JD81ISH 



Let us quote yon our prices to commercial grow- 

 ers in quantity. 



APHUrS BIANUFACTI7RING CO. 



Mtrs. of Asrlcnlturai Chemicals 

 MADISON, N.J. 



Aiwayi mention the Florists' Review when 

 writing advertisers. 





uoarauieea oiuier van itnecticuui ACt, 19U 

 Serial Nor. S21 



Save year plants and trees. Just the thijif 

 for Greenhouse and Outdoor use; Destroys M«ev 

 Bog, Brown and \¥hite Scale, Thripe, Red Spite 

 Black and Green Fly, Mites, Ants, Insects o* 

 Bose Bushes, Carnations, etc.. witu^ 

 injury to plants and without odor. Used accorm 

 to directions oar standard Insecticide will prevot 

 ravages on your crops by insects. Non-poison«n 

 and bannless to aser and plant. Leadiag Seedsaa 

 and Florists have used it with wonderral results. 



Destroys Lice in PooltryHoiises, Pleas oa Do0 

 and all Domestic Peats. Kxcellent as a wash to 

 dogs and other animals— relieves mange. Kfieon* 

 where others fail. For sale by SeedMaen and Iw 

 rists' Supply Honses. If yon cannot obtain ' 

 from yoor Supply House, write as direct. 



>sPM • a6s:PM - 40c; mrt • • - 14 

 >« lalsa. ll.Sfi: lalea. H.OO; S laiss Cas. I«.( 



lOlallssCai • • S17.6$ 



Dilate wi th water 80 to 00 parts 



POISON KIL-WORM POISON 



Destroys Worms, Ants, etc., infesting Go^ 

 Cricket Grounds, Parks and Lawns. Sure 1 ><*'* 

 to Snails. 



1-quart Bottle ' $1.00 



>9-galIon Bottle 1.76 



1-gallon Jug 3.00 



5-gallon Jug. . 13.00 



One gallon KiL-WORM makes 00 gallons 'iqo 

 when mixed with water. 



POISON KIL-WECD po'so" 



Not to be used on Lawns. 



An unsurpassed preparation for removal of irr** 



weeds, vines and bushes from oaths, roadway^ 



gutters.etc. One gallon KIl^-WEED dilutef'«"» 



water vHll make 30 to 36 gallons of treating \'<i^ 



Price* : ^, - 



1-quart Can $0.36 6-gallon Can *♦ 2 



»2-gallonCan 60 10-gallon Can '■? 



1-gallon Can 1.00 1 Barrel, per gal . . . 



Lemon Oil Company 



D«ft.H,4M W. LcxlBvtm BIm BalMaors. >'' 



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 writing advertisers^ 



