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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



Janvabt 20, 1910. 



ELECTRIC HOSE & RUBBER CO., oeJ!['^5!£!S?rs. a. 



Rubber Hose Speciallsts< 



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The only manaf acturers 

 devoting their entire time aiid 

 attention to the manufactnre 

 of Rubber Hose. 



Result :— Better Hoae for the 

 money than can be produced 

 by factories spreading their 

 efforts over many lines. 



MANUFACTURERS OF ELECTRIC GARDEN HOSE 



Made in any continuous length— Vulcanized under pressure— Made with seamless braided fabrics— 

 Cannot possibly unwrap or separate between the plies— Great strength and durability— Will not 

 kink. Write for prices. 



Mention The Review when vmi write. 



NEW BEDFORD. MASS. 



Current G>mment. 



Business was fairly good last week. 

 Funeral work was good, cleaning up lots 

 of stock. Carnations are now retailing 

 at 60 cents and 75 cents per dozen. Roses 

 bring from $1.50 to $2 per dozen, retail. 

 Violets are in fairly good demand, re- 

 tailing at $1.50 per hundred blooms. 

 Sweet peas sell at $1 per hundred. Paper 

 Whites are in good supply; they retail 

 at 50 cents per dozen. Green is in good 

 demand. Some nice flowering plants are 

 still to be seen here in the stores. 



On Saturday, January 15, this city was 

 visited by a severe snow storm and bliz- 

 zard. As a result, in the evening there 

 was but httle doing uptown. 



It is now time to be getting ready for 

 Memorial day, and florists here will soon 

 be planting ten weeks' stocks, candytuft, 

 etc. A great quantity of these two 

 flowers is grown here. 



Easter lilies, in general, are looking 

 fairly well and give promise of a good 

 crop. 



All the uptown stores are making nice 

 window displays just now. 



The weather at present is cold and 

 fair. W. L. 



Elwood, Ind. — F. W. Blubaugh re- 

 cently added to his range an iron-frame 

 greenhouse, 25x125, of King construc- 

 tion. Part of the new house is stocked 

 with sweet peas and the rest of it with 

 radishes and lettuce. 



Bessemer, Ala. — Mrs. W. D. Brown 

 says that last fall was unusually favor- 

 able for the culture of chrysanthemums 

 in this locality. She always grows these 

 flowers outdoors and had a beautiful 

 arbor of them. 



STOTT SPRAY 

 NOZZLE 



Oives a spray as fine as mlat. Well dlfTuged 

 for iDBecticide purposes ; it sprays under the 

 leaves as well as over. Very ecoDomical of 

 fluid. It caniiot choke or gret out of order. 



Prtoe, $1.00 each; 



By mall, $1.10 eaob. 



Stumpp & Walter Co. 



BO BarcUy Street, NEW YORK 



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Made In ContlnuouB Lenstlis up to 500 to«t 



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Chicago Sprayer 



This Sprayer is made of alaminam and with 

 two brans platee, one being fine and the other 

 coarse. They can be easily renaoved, quickly cleaned 

 and this sprayer will never wear out. 



E. H. HUNT. Chic»RO. 111. 



Dear Sir:— We just want to say that your new 

 ' Obicago Sprayer "is the finest tbinK in tbatline 

 tbat bas ever come to our notice. 



BAUR & SMITH, Indianapolis, Ind. 



E. H. HUNT, ChicBKO, 111. 



Dear Sir :-Tbe Chicago Sprayer" works ad- 

 mirably on small plants like pansies, and equally 

 well for spraying roses. It bas my approval. 



W. A. HARSHBARGER. 



Sprayer fac* 4>s Inches 'wide, nozzle 0^ Inobes lone, 

 ^-Inoh pipe connection, $2.50 eacb. 



E. H. HUNT, 



76-78 Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO 



KstabUsbed 

 1878 



ALWAYS MENTION THX. 



FLORISTS' REVIEW 



WHKN WRITING ADVKRTISKR8 



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