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Wbo XHOWS tbat Ai;& tobBCco powder is tbe same cifcar and tobacco store trasb be gets at bis cigar store or from his seedEman 

 and JUST WOH'T ask for our booklet, tbat is full of tbe sayiuRS of bis fellows, tbat read : — 



H. A. 8. Co.— Send 200 lbs. Blaok BtnfT Fine for dusttng; tbe I H. A. 8. Co.— Please send 200 lbs. Fnmiir*tliiv Kind Tobaooo 



like in action we taave not yet seen. Powder; best tbing I bave struck to date; got some from a neigbbor. 



KIHliERLE & MINDER. Newark. N. J. I A. G. LAKE, Wellesley Uilto, Mass. 



He JUST WOH'T believe tbat 95 per cent of all tbe growers tbat send for our free trial sample bags of TKB FUMIOATXHO 

 KXn> (for fumigating) and TKB B&AOX BTWF FXVB (for sprinkling), taave purchased not once, but again and again, after tbe 

 trial. WKT BB ▲ JUST WOH'T, wben you can bave tbese free trial sample bags : yes, two of tbem if one won't io. All we ask 

 is for you to pay the express charges on tbem. ABZ HOW, don't be a JUST WOFH'T. 



THE H. A. STOOTHOFF CO., TOBACCO powder hobbyists, 116 West St., New York, N. Y. 



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COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. 



The florists in this city were probably 

 as successful in holding stock back for 

 Easter as any in the country, as the 

 lilies, Dutch hyacinths, etc., were the 

 finest shown in years. Everything sold 

 well, including marguerites in 5-inch 

 pots for church decorating, azaleas and 

 roses in pots. 



The finest display ever shown here, 

 and probably the most complete in the 

 state, was at the Clark greenhouses 

 which were sold last December to J. B. 

 Braidwood, who is son-in-law of Wm. 

 Clark and manager of his business for 

 a number of years. Tbe old palm house 

 which was used for years to accom- 

 modate stock for decorating was clean- 

 ed out, sash painted white, glass tinted 

 light green and then arranged with odd 

 shaped benches, each bench being stocked 

 with some special plant and grouped 

 in such a way that each played its 

 own part in a general decorative scheme 

 and made a most beautiful show. This 

 place proved an attraction and drew 

 large crowds every day during Easter 

 week. 



A. C. Rott, who was in business for a 

 number of years at Bloomington, Ind., 

 is now in charge of the cut flower de- 

 partment for Mr. Braidwood. 



The Pikes Peak Floral Co. and F. F. 

 Crump both stocked up well on cut 

 flowers and blooming plants, the for- 

 mer having a nice lot of Eamblers in 

 bloom which sold well. E. Neff. 



DES MOINES, lA, 



A great many Ponderosa lemons have 

 been sold throughout the state and the 

 daily newspapers have taken up the ques- 

 tion as to who has produced the largest 

 fruit, each in turn claiming the cham- 

 pionship for its town. B. Kemper, of 

 Muscatine, had a fruit weighing sixteen 

 ounces which held the blue ribbon until 

 a reporter for the Des Moines Capital 

 discovered one in the greenhouses of the 

 Iowa Seed Co., which weighed nineteen 

 and a half ounces. They have a stock 

 of 2,000 plants. 



Paikesville, O. — Otto Hacker has re- 

 tired from the service of ths Storrs & 

 Harrison Co. after being with the firm 

 for fifty years. He was in the green- 

 house department. 



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226 North 9th Street, 



BROOKLYN, N. Y. 



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PEOPLE who know a good thing when they see it, and will take advantage 

 of the same, must be possessed with good judgment and are generally suc- 

 cessful. One of our successful growers will this year take out 6.000 feet of 

 wooden gutters, which ar e on ly 5 years old, and replace the same with 6,000 feet of 

 the GARLAND IRON GUTTER, this being his fifth annual order. 



Our long list of orders of this kind are our best references. By writing any of 

 the large growers at Chicago you will confer a favor on the 



GEO. M. GARLAND CO., DES PLAINES, ILL. 



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 PVItTEBIZED. Write for prlo«a. 



MONTANA FERTILIZER CO., ELGIN, ILL 



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TOBACCO STEMS 



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 For Samples and prlcea, write 



TBE MAXWELL HPG. CO. 



11th St., IionlavlUe. Ky. 



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