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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



Dbcembbb 16, 1909. 



LENOX, MASS. 



The annual meeting of the Lenox Hor- 

 ticultural Society, held Satudray, De- 

 cember 4, was largely attended. Presi- 

 dent A. Jenkins occupied the chair. H. 

 G. Whitman was unanimously elected an 

 active member of the society. 

 ' Letters were read from the judges of 

 Jhe fall exhibition, congratulating the 

 members upon the magnificent display. 

 Special praise was bestowed upon the 

 plant groups and vegetable collections. 



The treasurer and secretary read their 

 annual reports, which showed the society 

 to be in a flourisliing coftdition financially 

 a^nd otherwise. Special applause greeted 

 these announcements, and everyone 

 agreed that this has been a banner year 

 in the annals of the society. 



The following were unanimously elect- 

 ed officers for the ensuing year: Presi- 

 dent, George Foulsham; vice-president, 

 •George Breed; treasurer, "Walter Jack; 

 secretary, George H. Instoue; assistant 

 secretary, Joseph Pybus. 



Before leaving the chair, P;-esident A. 

 Jenkins thanked the members for their 

 loyal support during his tenure of office 

 and said he trusted the same goodfellow- 

 ship would always exist among the mem- 

 bers. A rising vote of thanks was ac- 

 corded the retiring officers, after which 

 the new elected officers were installed. 



After business had been disposed of, re- 

 freshments were served. When cigars 

 had been passed, the rest of the evening 

 was enlivened with speech-making, reci- 

 tations and singing. A most enjoyable 

 time was brought to a close just before 

 midnight by singing "Auld Lang Syne." 



G. H. L 



MONEY IN BANKS. 



More than 25,000,000 people have de- 

 posit accounts in the banks in the United 

 States and its insular possessions, ac- 

 cording to statements contained in the 

 annual report of Lawrence O. Murray, 

 comptroller of currency. The aggregate 

 deposits April 28 last were $14,425,523,- 

 165. The sum of $5,678,735,379 repre- 

 sented savings deposited by 14,894,696 

 depositors. 



And yet some folks fear the people 

 will not have money enough to buy all 

 the cut flowers if glass area keeps on 

 increasing so fast. 



Pawtucket, K. I. — The Highland 

 Floral Co. has opened a store at 23 High 

 street. 



Maldex, Mass. — Ex-Councilman James 

 McCormack, of Adams street, has opened 

 a flower store on Arch street, Boston. 



AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION 



Don't wait until your vines and plants are full of San 

 ose Scale before you spray them. Get busy now and 

 eep off the pests by thoroughly spraying with a strong: 

 solution of 



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Caustic Potash 

 Wbale Oil 



SOAP No. 3 



50-lb. kegr, $2.50; lOO-lb. keg, $4.50; larger quantities 

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 flowers and small fruits. Contains nothing to injure 

 trees, plants or shrubs, but fertilizes them. The potash 

 and nsh oil contained in it enrich the soil. Used and 

 endorsed by State Experiment Stations and by the 

 U. 8. Department of AKricnltnre. Write today 

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"A irreat improvement over the bellows." 

 Price, $4.00 F. O. B. Chicago 



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Says It means a bank balance. 



Ttaose that idle their time add money away 

 by using tobacco stems and other ineectkudes 

 instead of The Fumlgratlng Kind Tobacco Pow- 

 der to kill Kreenhouse bugs, are working in the 

 dark and helping others swell their bank bal- 

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C. W. Eifler, Altoona, Pa. 



This Fellow Says: 



Will Bay that your Tobacco Powder, 

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MorellBros., Scranton, Pa. 



are easy to kill with 



The Fumigating Kind 

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All our bags have oiur guarantee tag on 

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$3.00 per bag 100 lbs: 

 It costs 15 cts. to thoroughly fumigate a 

 house 100x23. 



We »eU diriect to the grower. 



The H. A. Stoothoff Co 



Mount Vernon, N. Y. 



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DO YOUR PLANTS AND FLOWERS EAT ENO^UGH? 

 DO YOU GET A TOP PRICE MARKET? 



Grain fed sheep manure is Nature's fertilizer, possess- 

 iog in excess those elements necessary for hardy plant 

 life In readily available form. The large percentage of 

 humus also makes a\ ailable dormaut elements in the soil. 



By special process the raw material from covered pens 

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 M Sheep's Head brand trade-mark guarantees it to be 



unadulterated, reliable, safe, quick acting and a perfect 

 plant food for plants of all kinds. 



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Spray Your Roses or Plants With 

 the Kant Klog Sprayer. 



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Price eacb, net 



i Galvanized $4.00 



\\ Brass body 6.00 



3-ft. extension pipes.. .35 



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Immediate shipment in 

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MISSION 

 PLANT BOXES 



Are the best and cheapest plant 

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They are attractive in design. 

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DON'T MISS 



Looking over our adv. iS.^'?.?.."'! 



We offered some great values. Some *!»• 

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Our Flo^rerlnc Begronlas are fine. 



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