Mabch 11, 1915. 



The Florists^ Review 



53 



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.AND... DIRT BANDS 



"I bad some of your paper pots last year. I 

 want more tills year." — W. U. Wlsslnger, Homer 

 City, Pa. 



"We used 10,000 of your paper Dirt Bands last 

 Spring and we like tliera. Tbey are just the thing. 

 I'lease give us prices on 40,000 or 50,000." — S. 

 IC. Green Co., Paris, 111. 



"Ten thousand pa[)er pots came duly to hand. 

 We are enclosing cheek for 15,000 more. Kindly 

 rush them out as before." — L. A. Budlong Com- 

 l)any (700-acre gardens), Chicago, 111. 



(The L. A. Budlong Company are using 50,000 

 Paper Pots this year.) 



"Please ship Immediately 150,000 2-ln. Dirt 

 Bands and 20,000 3-ln. dirt bands."— B. B. Dilks, 

 ['hlladclphla. Pa. 



"The THOROUGHLY DEPENDABLE QUAL- 

 ITY of the material in your Paper Pots com- 

 mends them to users everywhere. Tomato plants 

 wbtch without your Pots sell here at $1.00 

 per 100, raised In your Pots sell at $4.00 per 100." 

 —The Dalles Floral Company, Tiie Dalies, Ore. 



"From about 2700 Tomato plants I picked 1140 

 MARKETABLE CRATES of Tomatoes, which 

 brought me $600." — D. B. Moses, Purchase, N. Y. 



"Tomato plants raised in the 4-lnch size sell 

 readily at FIVE CENTS EACH."— W. J. Symonds 

 & Son, Decorah, la. 



"We have used some of your Paper Pots for 

 young roses, which are doing fine." — Casa de 

 Flores Greenhouses, Corpus Chrlsti, Tex. 



"BANDS WILL GIVE BETTER PLANTS 

 THAN POTS." (Clay Pots.7— F. B. Murdock & 

 Co., Kingston, Pa. 



"We got BETTER PLANTS, BIGGER PLANTS 

 AND PLANTS WHICH WERE HEALTHIER 

 AND MORE VIGOROUS THAN IN CLAY POTS." 

 — Wm. Scbruers, Gardener, Oil City, Pa. 



"We find that WATERING ALONE SAVES 

 TIME ENOUGH TO PAY OVER CLAY POTS, 

 and with proper handling there Is NO QUESTION 

 BUT A BETTER PLANT CAN BE GROWN."— 

 H. RnssoU & Son, Market Gardeners, BoonvUle, 

 New York, 



"I find them SUPERIOR TO EARTHEN POTS 

 IN EVERY CASE, requiring about half the water 

 — at least that is the case after the sun gets 

 well back and very drying." — W. L. Leeka, Fair- 

 mount, HI. 



"We grew Tomato plants and Chrysanthemum 

 plants in your Dirt Bands last year and they 

 proved VERY SATISFACTORY AND CHEAP, A 

 GREAT SAVING OVER CI.AY POTS."— L. M. 

 Smith & Co., Laurel Greenhouses, Laurel, .©eiJ 



"They do not dry out as fast as clay nots and 

 MAKE BETTER PLANTS In the same lepgth of 

 time. They hold the plants longer in find condi- 

 tion without getting yellow than clay pots. They 

 ■re also better for shipping plants, as they are 

 light and pack better than clay pots." — Evan R. 

 Miller, Florist, Brldgeton, N. J. 



"All worked very satisfactorily and they DO 

 NOT REQUIRE THE ATTENTION THAT 

 SMALL POTS DO. We certainly like Dirt 

 Bands."— Reimers Bros., Rapid City, S. D. 



"We .are MUCH IMPRESSED WITH THE 

 FACT tiat Paper Pots give so much more root 

 space tUan <JTher pots." — Gallup Bros., Ashtabula, 

 Ohio. . 



"The crop from the plants grown in your dirt 

 bands PAID ME THE BEST of any crop of to- 

 matoes grown SINCE I HAVE BEEN IN THE 

 BUSINESS."— J. M. Gage, Market Gardener, Wll- 

 Umantic, Conn. 



"I used the Rocbelle dirt bands with VERY 

 GREAT SUCCESS. I had an IMMENSE CROP 

 of both tomatoes and cucumbers and both started 

 picking fully 15 DAYS BEFORE THE USUAL 

 TIME In this section." — Chas. H. Weaver (Choice 

 Fruit and Vegetables), Dunnvllle, Ont., Can. 



"I nsed your Dirt Bands for tomatoes, peppers 

 and eggplants — also for mignonette, heliotrope 

 and heltchrysum. I AND MY TRADE WERE 

 PLEASED WITH THEM. I shall use more the 

 coming season." — Chas. C. Roberts, Lansdowne, 

 Pa. 



"We highly recommend your Dirt Bands. We 

 had tomatoes the FIRST OF JUNE, and the only 

 tomatoes in Kay Co., Okla.. this year, DUE EN- 

 TIRELY to using your Dirt Bands and getting 

 them out early." — Nichols & Son, Market Garden- 

 ers, Blackwell, Okla. 



"We rfilsed vegetable plants and asters in year 

 Paper Pots. They accomplished their purpose. 

 They gave BETTER PLANTS THAN THOSE IN 

 CLAY POTS AND SOLD AT DOUBLE PRICE." 

 — Mt. Gllead Floral Co., Mt. Gllead, 0. 



"There Is abundance and famine, prosperity and 

 adversity. What the first mentioned is to the 

 latter so ,are Square Paper Pots to the clay va- 

 riety. The better results obtainable and the 

 ADVANTAGES OVER THE CLAY POTS are due 

 to the fact of their shape allowing the roots, to 

 •pear out. Instead of becoming- cramped. Tbey 

 are a good thing for the grower." — George P. 

 Braybon, Kent, O. 



"We nsed about 3000 of your Dirt Bands last 



?'«r. We think they are groat. Plants grew fine 

 n them." — West View Greenhouses, Knights- 

 town, Ind. 



"I think I never bad anything that is so good 

 as your paper pots. I cannot say too much for 

 them." — Mrs. James Weber, East Liverpool, 0. 



"A visiting florist recommended your Dirt 

 Bands. Please ship by freight the following (55,- 

 000)."— A. A. Lohman, Hastings, Neb. 



"Please send us 10,000 4-ln. Paper Pots. We 

 liked them last year very much. — Stiles Gar- 

 dens, Inc., Stiles, Wis. 



"I planted tomato seeds In the pots and had 

 tomatoes a month earlier. I would not do with- 

 out tliem." — Maurice Tressler, Columbus, 0. 



"I raised tomatoes and cucumber plants in your 

 Dirt Bands, and found them to raise BETTER 

 AND EARLIER PLa;*JTS than any other 

 method." — B. von Bavel, Castle Hayne, N. 0. 



(Mr. von Bavel used 20,000 4-inch Dirt Bands 

 In 1913 and 20,000 in 1914.) 



"Inclosed find P. 0. money order. for 7000 3-inch 

 Paper Pots. Please ship by freight to Norwich, 

 Conn." — Avery Bros., Norwich Town, Conn. 



(Avery Bros, got 6000 3-ln. pots In 1913, 5000 

 In 1914 and 7000 this year.) 



"Inclosed find check for 10,000 2-ln. Dirt Bands, 

 10,000 4-ln. Dirt Bands, 5000 2% paper pots, 1000 

 4-ln. paper pots." — G. H. Arnold & Sons, Brain- 



(Messrs. G. H. Arnold & Sons used 10,000 4-in. 

 Dirt Bands last year.) 



"I AM THANKFUL T&At THEY HAVE 

 COME ON THE MARKET."— M. P. Scott, Castle 

 Grove, Pa. 



PANAMA-PACIFIC 



International Exposition 



We received an order for 100,00#"«f our Square 

 Paper Pots from the Panama-Pacific International 

 Exposition. 



Square paper pots are manufactured on the 

 Pacific coast, but the Panama-Pacific Inter- 

 national Exposition sent across the continent for 

 ours. ^^ I 



The order was not sought or solicited, but came 

 because of the National reputation of our Paper 

 I'ots and Dirt Bands. 



We received an unsolicited order for 50,000 of 

 our Square Dirt Bands from the Director of the 

 Missouri Botanical Gardens, St. Louis, Mo. 



We have received unsolicited orders from the 

 U. S. Department of Agriculture, Porto Rico Sta.; 

 the Forestry Branch of the Canadian Govt., State 

 Experiment Stations, Superintendents of City 

 Parks and many Public Institutions. 



We received an order for 1000 Dirt Bands from 

 Albuquerque, N. M., last year. 



This year the grower ordered more and also the 

 following orders were received from there: 



"Kindly ship at once 5000 2%-inch and 20,000 

 3-Inch Square Paper Pots. Cheque for $22.50 in- 

 closed." Albuquerque Greenhouses, Growers of 

 New Mexico's! Best Cut Flowers and Plants. 



"Enclosed find our check for $26.75, for which 

 send the following order of Square Paper Pots: 

 .5000 3 inch, 5000 4-Inch, 5000 5-inch." Herman 

 Blucher, Grower, Jobber and Shipper of All Kinds 

 of F'rult and Vegetables. 



"We raised several thousand plants in your 

 paper pots last year and found it a very satis- 

 factory method. 



"Kindly send us by freight as soon as possible 

 20,000 2-inch Square Paper Pots, 10,000 3-lnch 

 square Paper Pots and lOOO 4-lnch square Paper 

 Pots." Purltas Farm Products Company, NeW- 

 burgb, N. Y. 



EXPERIENCE OF 54 GROWERS. 



SeAa for FREE Samples of our Square 

 Paper Pots and Dirt Bands and Big Folder 

 Kivins 64 EXPERIENCES of Florists and 

 Market Gardeners wlio raised In our Square 

 Dirt Bands and Paper Pots Roses, Carna- 

 tions, Chrysanthemums, Asters, Geraniums, 

 c:annas, Verbenas, Salvias, Snapdragons, 

 Vincaa, Mignonette, Heliotrope and Phioi, 

 Tomatoes, Egg Plants, Peppers, Cabbage, 

 Strawberry Plants, Cucumbers, Cantaloupes, 

 Watermelons, Lima Beans, Squash and 

 Sweet Corn. 



Send todaj. Please mention this paper. 



PROMPT SHIPMENT 



31 Main. Street, CHESTER,-. N/ J. 



WE SBir STECIAL LOTS 



Of our Square Paper Pots and Dirt Bands from 

 Chicago. Kansas City, Mo., 



St. L«uls, Spokane, Wash,, 



Dallas, Ter., Seattle, Wash., 



Houston, Tex., San Francisco, Cal., 



Havana, Cuba, Los Angeles, Cal., 



Toronto, Can., Vancouver, B. C. 



For $7.00 we will make immediate shipment 

 of any one of the following lots from Chicago, 

 St. Louis, Kansas City or Toronto, Can. (Fold- 

 ing Blocks and tacks included with the Pots.) 



Square Dirt Bands. Square Paper Pots. 



Lot 1, 2V6-in 11520 Lot 4, 2Vi-ln 6720 



Lot 2, 3-ln 7480 Lot 5, 3-ln 4800 



Lot 3, 5-ln 8840 Lot 6, 5-ln 1920 



Lot 7, 6-in 1440 



For $8.00 we will make immediate shipment of 

 any one of the following lots from Chicago, St. 

 Louis, Kansas City and Toronto, Can. (Folding 

 Blocks and tacks Included with the Pots.) 



Square Dirt Bands, Square Paper Pots. 



Lot 8, 2-ln 24000 Lot 11, 1%-ln 18000 



Lot 9, 4-ln 7000 Lot 12, 2-ln 14000 



Lot 10, 6-in 4500 Lot 13. 4-ln 4000 



Lot 14, 7-in 1500 



Copyright directions for use with each lot. 



For $1.00 more we will ship any one of the 

 above 14 lots from Dallas or Houston, Texas. 



For $2.00 more any one of the above 14 lots 

 from Spokane or Seattle, Wash.; San Francisco 

 or Los Angeles, Cal.; Vancouver, B. C, or Ha- 

 vana, Cuba. 



IF IN A GREAT HTmRY. 



If In a great hurry, go to your bank, express 

 agent or postmaster, buy and mail the draft, 

 check or money order and have them or him 

 telegraph us at Chester, New Jersey, as follows: 



Corpus Chrlsti, Tex. 



"Eight dollars mailed. Ship freight (or ex- 

 press) lot four to Char^e^ Johnson, Rogers, Tex." 



Signed 



Bank, Agent or P. M. 



As soon as the mail could get from here to 

 Houston, Tex. Ube nearest shipping point), lot 

 4 would be shipped to Rogers by freight or ex- 

 press as directed. 



The freight would be low and the service quick. 



Any other town in the U. S. or Canada will 

 be served from our nearest shipping point. 



We can ship as many lots as wanted from each 

 place, but we cannot break the lots. 



Any smaller quantity we ship from Chester, 

 New Jersey. 



Address 



F. W. Rochalle C Sons 



31 Main St. CHESTER, N. J. 



Montton Th« Rrrtew when yon writ*. 



NATURAL 



6 ft., 1000 to bale $ 6.00 per bale 



6 ft.. 2000 to bale 11.00 per bale 



8 ft.. 1000 to bale 9.00 per bale 



10 ft, 5(K) to bale 6.00 per bale 



12 ft.. 100 to bale 4.00perbale 



14 ft.. 100 to bale S.OOperbale 



16 ft., 60 to bale 4.00 per bale 



DYED GREEN 



l>9ft $0.30 per 100; $2.75 per 1000 



2 ft .35 per 100; 3.1S per 1000 



2Vjft JWperlOO; 4.25 per 1000 



3 ft eOperlOO; 6.40 oer 1000 



SHift 66perl00; 6.00 per 1000 



4 ft 70perl00; 6.25perl000 



6 ft 90perl00; 8.50perl000 



Stumpp & Walter Co. 



30 Barclay Straat, NIW YORK 



Mention The Review when yon write. 



WIRED TOOTHPICKS 



Manufactiired by 



W. J. CO WEE, %'T 



10,000 $1.75 50,000 $7.60 



Sample free. For sale by dealers. 



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