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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



August 20, 1908. 



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we SELL THE MOLD CLAMPS— YOU BUILD THE BENCH 



A Simple, Ooe=piece Concrete Bench 



(Under the Wittbold System) * 



WIttbold Bench aamp 



Once you have bought of U8 

 a set of these clamps (and 

 leg molde) you can build 

 any number of benches 

 with them. 



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Received Certificate of Merit 

 at Niagara Falls Coiveitton 

 on Cement Bench Constmc- 

 tion " " " 



Completed 

 Wittbold Bench 



Kote tlie even* uni- 

 form appearance 



This b«iieh U itroiig enoafh (or a man weirh- 

 Ing 190 lbs tojamp apoa in the center with 

 (nil (oree and :irill not giro a particle. 



Experience has shown that concrete benches 

 that are practically indestructible can be in- 

 stalled as cheaply as wood benches that mast 

 be renewed every three or four years. Lum- 

 ber gets higher and higher every year, and thoughtful growers realize they must soon find a substitute for wood benches. 



Why not build of concrete this year ? 



With the use of the Wittbold patented clamps and leg molds these benches can be built so easily and at such small cost that 

 they are well worth investigation by every grower who has the least desire to save the cost (and hard work) of bench renewal. 

 Write lor apecial Bench Booklet ; it tells all about cost, etc., with illustrated directions how to build best benches easiest. 

 We also have a special booklet on the Wittbold Watering System. 



Special Punch for making drainage holes in soft concrete, $1.00 



Wittbold Watering System 



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A line ofjthe Wittbold System, including^ Swivel Wheel 



is the time to plan installing this system. A trial will convince the most critical that by this system better work 

 can be done and a great deal of time saved. Let us send you 20 nozzles and a swivel wheel for $5.00, which will 

 equip 100 feet of pipe. Write today for this equipment and also for our new booklet giving a complete description. 

 It will pay every grower to investigate its merits. 



Now 



E. H. HUNT, 



Gene 



