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1 he Florists^ Review 



OCTOBEB 13. Ititl 



NEWABK, N. J. 



The Market. 



Newark florists who deal in seeds and 

 bulbs have received their Dutch bulbs. 

 They are plentiful and of excellent qual- 

 ity. While easier to obtain than during 

 the war, there is some complaint made 

 by importers concerning freight charges 

 and customs red tape. The growers who 

 have not already received their supply 

 expect to have their orders filled shortly. 

 Few bulbs have been planted, because 

 the weather has been too warm. The 

 retail demand for bulbs has been small 

 also, but the last few days have brought 

 an increase in the demand for buJb.s. 

 Single and double tulips, narcissi, daf- 

 fodils, jonquils, crocus, freesias and sin- 

 gle and double hyacinths in large vari- 

 ety arc oflPcrod at reasonable prices. 



Various Notes. 



James J. Plunkett, of Branford place, 

 reports a large amount of funeral work. 

 A gaily decorated umbrella, arranged to 

 represent a home shower, attracted tin* 

 attention of the passer-by to a nnin>i(! 

 window display. 



R. D. Peckham & Co., 379 North Grove 

 .street. East Orange, have liad an excel- 

 lent display of dahlias. The colors 

 shown are pink, silver pink, silvery 

 rose, deep crimson, salmon, orange, 

 bronze, etc. 



Alexander Forbes & Co., seed dealers 

 at 115 Mulberry street, report an excel- 

 lent variety of bulbs for fall and winter 

 planting. 



The Rosary Flower Shop is the trade 

 name which has been filed for the florist 

 business conducted at 116 Orange roaii, 

 Montclair, by Alice G. Rose, of that 

 address. R. B. M. 



Alma, Mich. — W. J. Johnson, 132 

 Mover avenue, is now in the florists' 

 business. 



Dickson City, Pa. — Mathow Harrocks 

 has sold his greenhouse business and 

 l)roj>erty here and is now in tlie groeerv 

 trade at Scranton. 



MR. GROWER: 



^'■'^ Save Money — 



f \ BY USING 



r^^Cui^ "Wire Ties" 



^■^^^^ # Chrysantheniunis. 



^k ^^ Ask your dealer. 



^^^^ $2.00 per 1000 Tie*. 



Wm. F. Bufchardt, « [r,:';xaT«N! mo: 



Mention The Review when you write. 



t BLAKE'S LEVER CLIP 

 for Bones, Carnationn, etc.: fat- 

 ten Btakes, cross wires, etc. 

 They never slip, and are a great saving 

 of both time and money. 

 Price $1.75 per 1000 

 5000 $1.60 per lUOO 

 10.000 or more 1.40 per 1800 

 F. O. B. Rochester. Samples Free. 

 B. S. BLAKE & HON 

 S> Melrose St., Rochester. N. V- 



MentlOD The Review when yon write. 



The Regan Printing House 



Large Runs of 



CATALOGUES 



Our Specialty — Get Our Figures 

 531-537 Plymouth PI., CHICAGO 



SAY IT WITH FLOWERS 



Artistically Arranged by Using 



The James Spray Hanger 



Don't use Strings, Tacks. Nails, etc.. for the hangine of your 

 Sprays, Wrealhs.iSuiilax, Christmas Wreaths. Mistietoeand general 

 dei'oraiing. 



Size of Hanger 3'i inches long, wrapped Vs dozen in bundle. 1 dozen 

 n Sled and placed in carton, lust riuht siz to put in vour cont 

 pocket. FINEST HANGAR FOR THE ARRANGING OF 

 PLidVVERS FOR FUNERALS an i general decorating purposes. 

 Special l^ngihs made to order. 



W. .1. Smyth. Florist, of Chicago, 111., says of this Hanger: 

 "Your Hanger is an ahfolute necessity. Does 

 away wi I h Strings. Wiie e c ts vou can hang 

 Sp ays, Wiealhs etc., on caskets, windows, 

 casings, or anywhere where a sharp pointed 

 hook c.>n get a hold." S e the point? 



PRICES BY PARCEL POST 



■J Pozen $f25 I H Dozen $4.26 



4 Dozen 2.25 \ 16 Dozen 8.00 



J. C. James & Son, Nfrs., Antioch, 111. 



Pat. AppI'd For 



Cut One-half size of 

 Hanger 



Moption The Review when .vou write. 



Mixlfeur Own 

 With a. Jaeger 



'pilKIiK'S just (in<> snbstjintl;il, rrcr- 

 ■^ liisliiit; iiiiiti'i'liil to use 111 liiiilcliiii; 

 Ih'IK'Iii'S and side wallH in ) oiii- irici'ii- 

 lioiisi' C"ii«'r«'li', And thi'ic'-i Jiisl 

 iiiii'wayto put llifsi' jolis throiiuh In 

 jli; liTiu' and at sninll cost— th;it's to iId 

 tliiiii on your own time, with 

 .\)>ur own inixcr, 



Hundn'ds ot t^rocnhonse men havt' 

 loun.l III.' .Iai'.icr .Mlx.M- Cil)) an id.'al 

 oiiltll rmlhili' use. 'I'lii-y have foiind 

 this ".Mix- i-Mlniilf" tiltlriir-diuin nia- 

 rliiiii' a tlioroiiahly |)i()fltalili' IrivcHt- 

 nicnt. It irt coiiiriiH't, sliniili' and the 

 "rllflit" sl/.i'. Y'lii'll Im' siiipiiscd at 

 the iiiici'. Wiilf today. 



THE JAEGER MACHINE CO. 



528 Dublin Ave. Columbus. Ohio 



Mention The RpTlew whea yon write. 

 MAKE YOIK OWN IRKKlATOK WITH 



MARCH PATENT FLIXIBLE NOZZLE 



PATENTED 

 JUNE 7, 1921 



Simple Noulc with 

 lull inttructioot miiltd 

 on receipt of lea cents. 



March Automatic Irrigator Co., Nuskegon, Mich. 



W.' manufacture a complete lino of irriKator equipment. 

 Ask U.S. 



Mention The Beriew when yon write. 



GULF CYPRESS 



Greenhouse Materials 



Pecky Cypress Bench Lumber 



G LASS 



HOTBED SASH 



All Kinds and Sizes 



At lower than the prevailiag 

 market prices. 



MOST PRACTICAL 



SHELT BRACKCT 



Made for two 6- Inch boards 

 or two lines of 1-inch or 

 I5i-inch pipe, and can be 

 clamped' on 1 to 2- inch up- 

 right pipe columns. 

 PI aaifl 12x22x4 In. with galv. strai>s 

 iLAIS at the ends, i>ricc 15c each. 



NON-KINK 



WOVEN HOSE 



Remnants. 12 ft. and up, coupled 

 12c per ft. This hose is cheap at 

 twice the price. 



• 



Metropolitan Patented 



BOILERS 



Will do more work 

 than any other boiler 

 of the same size; made 

 in all sizes to heat 

 every size greenhouse. 



PIPE 



VALVES FITTINGS 



1299-1323 Flushins Ave- Brooklyn, N. Y. 



MpDttoo Th^ KpTlrw when .voii wnn- 



aRNATION SUPPORT 



ia the greatest labor saver. Can be 

 placed quicker to the plants than any 

 other make, ^peclal Cut Price, 

 $^U.OU per 1000. Cash with order. 

 Send for descriptive circular. 



The UaiTerul Wire ud Iron Work* 

 (Pateated) Waiiwatosa. Wis. 



