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The Florists' Review 



OOVOBBB 2. 1913. 



— (6 — ^ — (^THE CARNATION SUPPORT CO. 



' ^ Manufacturers of 



Self-tying Carnation Supports and Rose Stakes 



SELF-TIED 

 ROSE STAK&S. 



"THE LOOP! 

 THE LOOP'S THE THING!" 



Writ* for Price List A. 



[PATENTKD] 



CONNERSVILLE, IND. 



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FOET WAYNE, DTD. 



The Market. 



Ideal summer weather prevailed here 

 last week and brought about a plenti- 

 ful supply of stock, which was met by 

 a volume of business that spoke well 

 for the early autumn trade. Frost 

 September 22 occasioned some hustling 

 on the part of florists who bad planned 

 on outdoor stock to supply an abun- 

 dance of flowers for their decorative 

 work last week, which was exceedingly 

 heavy. However, the greenhouse flow- 

 ers fulfilled their mission well, the 

 chrysanthemums arriving in large num- 

 bers and of excellent quality. Mon- 

 rovia was elegant and Golden Glow and 

 October Frost held about equal places 

 in rank. Milady, Killarney and Ward 

 roses were used extensively in the 

 wedding decorations and bouquets. Or- 

 chids are becoming more plentiful and 

 Beauties are being used extensively. 

 Carnations are perceptibly larger and 

 finer. 



Various Notes. 



The Bradley Flower Shop has had 

 a fine showing of Beauties and cat- 

 tleyas lately. 



W. J. & M. S. Vesey anticipate a 

 heavy crop of chrysanthemums this 

 season. They are cutting a number of 

 fine orchids from their plants. 



The greenhouses of IVank Knecht & 

 Co., on South Fairfield avenue, are 

 making a good showing. Some excel- 

 lent yellow chrysanthemums are being 

 cut and their carnation stock is good. 



The Flick Floral Co. has been busy 

 for the last two weeks with a number 

 of decorations and openings for large 

 stores. Among them was the de- 

 partment store of Wolf & Dessauer, 

 the largest store in northern Indiana. 

 * Several cases of wild smilax and quan- 

 tities of oak foliage, in both the green 

 and russet, were used, with autumn 

 flowers in great quantities, R. R. F. 



New Haven, Conn. — John H. Slo- 

 combe was a heavy prize-winner at the 

 annual exhibition of the New Haven 

 Horticultural Society, September 17. 

 Others who took honors were George 

 H. Walker, of North Dighton, Mass.; 

 Richard Bell, of New Haven; George 

 L. Stillman, of Westerly, R. I.; Walter 

 Shaw, of New Haven, and Forbes & 

 Keith, of New Bedford, Mass. 



SPLIT CARNATIONS 



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' Pillsbary's Camatioi Staple 



"Best deyloe on the market." 



Joaeph Traudt 



"Oonld not get along without 



them." 8 W Pike. 



SOOO for tl.OO, postpaid. 



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■-•»«: 



Our Common %iise One- 

 Ring Carnation Support 



THE ONLY PRACTICAL SUPPORT 

 TO USE 



Per 1000 



1000 to 3000 $8.50 



5000 to 10.000 8.00 



15,000 to 25.000 7.50 



30,000 to 50,000 7.00 



Samples sent by Express only 



at $1.00 per 100. In no less 



quantities than 100. 



ALL LEADING GROWERS 



ARE NOW USING THEM 



C. C. POLLWORTH CO., Milwaukee, Wis. 



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WILLIA 



P ^ CARNATION and 



CHRYSANTHEMUM 



Fat. Applied for 



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PRICES 



4, 6. 6-ln., 1000 to 6000, per 1000, $1.S0: 6-ln.. 6000 to 

 10 000, per 1000, $1.25; 6-lDch. U.OOO to 60,0C0, per 

 lOUO, $1.0U. 



7-ln.. 1000 to 6000, per 1000, $1.60; 7-ln., 6000 to 10,000, 

 per lUOO, $1.25; 7-ln., U,0UO to 60,OOU, per lUOO, $1.16. 



8-ln., 1000 to 6000, per 1000. SI 76: 8-ln.. 6IO0 to 10.000, 

 per 1000, $1.61): 8-1d., 11,000 to 60.000, per lUOO. $1.26. 



9-ln., 1000 to 6000, per 1000, $1.86: 9-ln., 6000 to 10,0r0. 

 per 1000, $1.60: 9-ln., ll.OLO to 60 OLO, per 100( . $1.60. 



Samples on request. 



WILLIAMS FLORISTS' SUPPLY HOUSE, l?.c'lfN"K°^-?^lk 



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YOU KNOW THE BAUR CARNATION CLIP, 



or don't you? Then you should. Nothing else half so good on the market to save 

 money. Here is a device designed to do this work quickly and right. Cannot injure 

 the flower in any way and makes a perfect job. We have more than 1000 satisfied 

 users who save 5,000,000 split carnations annually. Sent to any address, postpaid, on 



TEN DAYS' FREE TRIAL. 



PRICE PER OUTFIT (1 Pller and 1000 Clips). $2.50. Sintrle Pliers, $2.00. 



(lips as followst— 1000 at $1.00: 2000 at$1.60: 6000 at $3.26: 10,000 at $6.00: 25,000 at $12.60: 60,000 at $20.00. 



Postage Prepaid. 



All Seelsmes 



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