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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



JULT 13, 1005. 



LOUISVILLE, KY. 



Business is at a standstill, nothing do- 

 ing beyond the call for funeral work. 

 Asters are coming in but are small. A 

 few carnations are still to be seen but 

 the quality is poor. 



Jacob Schulz is building a very hand- 

 some store on Fourth avenue. The front 

 will be of stone. 



Jos. Coenen has sold out his interest 

 in the business to his partner, John 

 Bohrman. Mr. Coenen is disposing of 

 all his property and intends to locate in 

 Los Angeles, Cal. The florists of Louis- 

 ville wish our good old comrade all suc- 

 cess in his undertaking. 



Nanz & Neuner, of St. Mathews, are 

 tearing down a couple of old houses and 

 building new ones in their place. 



Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Marret and their 

 daughter, Victorenia, have gone to Buf- 

 falo to attend the Elks' reunion. 



Fred Schulz, son of Jacob Schulz, was 

 married July 3 at St. Martin's church, 

 to Miss Anna Shaady. Congratulations 

 are in order. 



The Kentucky Society of Florists held 

 the meeting of July 11 at A. Rassmus- 

 sen's place in New Albany, Ind. 



Nick Riehlraan, who was formerly em- 

 ployed in Cave Hill cemetery, is putting 

 up a very large greenhouse at Eden Side, 

 which will be planted to carnations. 



Ht Lichtefeld. 



KALAMAZCX), MICH. 



G. Van Bochove & Bros. ' new place 

 on the south side is a model of neatness 

 and the houses are built after the latest 

 style and are certainly a credit to this 

 enterprising firm. Here roses are grown 

 entirely and are looking exceedingly well. 

 John Westveer, foreman at the old place, 

 is busily engaged to get the planting 

 done. Sniilax and other greens are grown 

 here in quantity, also some very fine 

 mums can be seen. 



The Dunkley Floral Co. has bright 

 prospects for good crops the coming sea- 

 son. Roses are all planted and a house 

 of Golden Gate and Bride and one 

 planted to Meteor are very fine for this 

 time of the year. By the end of this 

 week they will have finished planting ear- 

 nations, chrysanthemums and violets. A 

 small house of calla lilies are coming in 

 bloom and are looking fine. Staking and 

 tying has commenced and the place is in 

 good shape. 



The Central Michigan Nurseries have 

 moved their whole plant from the north 

 to the south part of the city, and no ex- 

 pense has been spared to make their 

 plant a model one. Mr. Smith, the super- 

 intendent, is busily engaged in planting 

 as fast as the houses are completed, and 

 several houses are planted already and 

 are looking fine. They would have been 

 further advanced, but the rains we had 

 here delayed work. H. M. 



Enid, Okla.— Mrs. I. E. Tarr & Son, 

 who conduct the Kenwood Greenhouses, 

 are building a new house 14x88 feet. 

 Trade is slow just now but they look for 

 good business this fall. 



JUST A MINUTE 



_____ That Is how long it takes a 



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 X.onl8 Wittbold, 1708 N. Halsted St., Ohioaffo 



"Absolutely safe and reliable. Ask your friends," 



The Fittings of a 



Water Tank 



are almost as important as its 

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are the best and being; 

 patented cannot be 

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Our catalog^tse describes them. 



W. E. CaldweU Co. 



Louisville, Ky. 



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"M 



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That might be said of any one ' 

 of the thouMnds of dozens of 



SYRACUSE RED POTS 



:hat have been shipped this 

 year. More quility than others 

 can ihow— no added cost. 



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CIT FLOWER BOXES 



WATEBPBOOr. Comer iKKSk Style. 



The best, atrongest and neatest folding Cut 

 Flower Box ever made. Cheap. Durable. 



To try them once is to use them always. 

 Size No. .... 3x4 x20 . . .t2 00 per 100; 119.00 per 1000 

 " No.l ...3x4Hxl6... 1.80 " 17.60 " 



'* No.2... .3x6x18 200 " 19 00 " 



" No. 3. ...4x8x18 2.50 " 23.00 " 



" No. 4 ...3x5x24 2.75 " 6.00 " 



" No. 6. ...4x8x22 3.00 " .60 " 



" No. 6....4x8x28 .... 8.76 " .00 " 



" No. 7 ...6x16x20.... 6 60 " .00 " 



" No. 8.... 3x7x21 3 00 " N) " 



" No. 9 ...6x10x36.... 6.60 " 62.00 " 



" No. 10. ..7x20x20.... 7 60 •• 67.00 " 



" No. 11...3Hx6x30... 8.00 •' 28 60 " 



Sample free on applied tlon. No charge for print- 

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The Livingston Seed Co.i Columbus, 0. 



** Box 104. ' 



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Evans' Improved 

 Challenge Ventilating 

 Apparatus. |S. 



Quaker City Machine Works, 



RICHMOND, iND. 

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Florists' Review 



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BI|Kjl^^ Bider-BrloBson. Second-hand 

 T^\J IVI fO from 140 00 up; all repairs; oth- 

 er makes; new; cheap. 

 Dflll CDC New and Second-hand. 1 second-hand 

 DUILCnO Steam, first-class condition; will heat 

 1000 sq. ft. glass; at 136.00. 1 second-hand Hitch- 

 Ings boiler. No. 17, first-clasa condition, 176.00. 

 DIDC Nb^ !!-iu- wrought iron, full lengths, with 

 r ir C couplings. 8Mc per ft. Good serviceable 

 second-hand, with threads; 4-in., 19c; 3-in.. 14c; 

 2^-in.. 10c; 2-ln., 7c; IH-in.. 69<c; IM-in., 89ic; 

 l-ln..3:. Cast-iron, 4-ln., 12c per ft. Also Old 

 and New Fittinsrs. 



STOCKS iDd DIES Sri.fh'r^^'^Wn.! K*' 



l-ln. pipe. IS 00. No. 2, threads IJi-ln., IK-ln., 



DIDC NlTTCbc New Saunders Pattern. No. 1 

 rlrC llUI ICnO cuts M-in. to l-ln. pipe, 11.00. 

 No. 3 cuta l-ln. to 3-in. pipe. 11.30. 



STILLSOM WREMCHES S%-Yn!" p-lSlr lliJ?; 



84-in.,»grip8 M-ln. to 2«-in. pipe, 12.40; 86-ln., 



grips Ji-ln. to 3H- in . pipejki 75. 

 DIDC VICCC New, No. 1 Hinged grips M-ln. to 

 rlrC TlotO 2.in. pipe, 12. 

 GADnCH - UflQC Mew. M-in., guaranteed 100 

 DAnUim nUoC ibs. pressure. 7^0 per ft.; 



M-ln., not guaranteed, 49^0 per ft. 

 UnTDCil CiCil New. Cypress3ft zeft.from 

 nUIDkU OAOn 700 up. eiazed, complete, 



from 11 60 up. Second-hand, as good as new 



at 11.26 and 11.00 each, complete. 



CI A^O New American, bO sq. ft. to the box: B 

 DLAOO single, 10x12, at tl.70; 6 double. 10x12 and 

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 14x16. 14x20. 16x16. lSxl8, at 13.60; B double, 16x20, 

 at 12 80; 16x24. at $2.96. Second-hand, single, 

 10x12. at tl 40 a box. 



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lUDITC for our price on Gulf Cypress Building 

 nniiC Material, Ventilating Apparatus, Oil, 

 White Lead, Putty, Points, etc. 



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 ATERIAL CO. 



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Ricliinond, Ind. 



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New Greenhouse Catalogue 



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Kramer's Pot Hanger 



For Sale by Wholesale Beedamen, 

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Price, $1.00 per doz. by express. 

 Sample doz. by mail, $1.86. 



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 WB ABB TKB MAKBBS OF TKB 



Model Glazing Point, 

 Model Tomato Support. 



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