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The Florists' Review 



OCTOBBB 3, i912. 



MIUMAUKEE'S 



LEADING PLANT 



CUT FLOfVirERAND 



FLORIST SUPPLY 



HOUSE. 



Mention Tbe Keview wuea yuu write. 



Secretaries of bowling clnbs may have their 

 scores published in this column by mailing them 

 to The Review to arrive not later than Tuesday 

 each week, 



AT OHICAGO. 



The second round in the Cook County 



Florists' Association, bowling league 



brought forth some warm contests Sep- 



teml^r 26. The Orchids took two out 



of three games from the Violets, while 



the Boses managed to work out three 



games in a row from the carnations. 



The scores: 



Orchid*. Ist 2d 3d Violets. 



Boss 160 146 172 A. Huebner 



Graff 121152 213 J. Jacobs.. 



Cohen 107 118 136 A. Cole... 



EconomoB- B. Schults.. 



olos 136 1.34 104 3. Huebner 



1. Zech 156 177 180 



Total 



Roses. 



Goerlack 



Welsh 



..68* 727 SOS. 



1st 2d 3d 

 ..143 122 120 

 .. 91 163 150 



Price 160 172 167 



ByvtB 161 140 199 



Iilfiber 148 130 191 



Total 



Ist 2d 3d 

 162 160 147 

 .141 127 91 

 .132 116 143 

 .160 155 160 

 .192 129 161 



.787 677 702 



Carnations. Ist 2d Sd 

 Lorman ...117 111 71 

 Lieberman .170 109 144 

 Armstrong 142 146 115 

 Brnnke ... 94 l.W 149 

 A. Zech... 164 169 146 



Total ...683 728 829 Total ...687 672 644 



In the Chicago Florists* Club bowl- 

 ing league matches October 1, the Bich- 

 monds lost three straight games to the 

 American Beauties and the Wards con- 

 quered the Killarneys two out of three 

 games. The scores: 



Beauties. Ist 2d 3d 



Krauss 169 126 l.<t8 



Lataroff ...ia3 208 116 

 Shaefer ...136 136 Mi* 

 Friedman . . 163 131 124 

 Foerster ...141 184 179 



Totals.... 732 784 710 



Killarneys. 1st 2d Sd 



Price 152 14« 190 



H. Knich'n.l44 144 142 



Stlft 101 95 79 



Kill 149 155 155 



Asmns 151 128 139 



Totals. . . .683 750 740 Totals 697 668 706 



Bloomington, HI. — John B. Gee has 

 overhauled his heating apparatus and 

 put his place in good shape for winter. 



Ayer, Mass. — George E. Felch is just 

 completing an addition to the green- 

 house he built last year The original 

 house was 16x55. It now is 16x100. 



Alton, HI. — In a runaway September 

 25 Joseph Krug, 75 years of age, was 

 thrown from his buggy against a tele- 

 phone pole. He was unconscious an 

 hour before he was found by his son, 

 Aloysius Krug. 



Bessemer, Ala. — Mrs. W. D. Brown 

 is adding another greenhouse to her es- 

 tablishment, which she calls the Colonial 

 Greenhouses. Business has been ex- 

 cellent, asters having been an unusually 

 profitable crop this summer, and pros- 

 pects for the winter are fine. 



THE FLORISTS' HAIl ASSOQATION 



Bas paid lUMODJn toi glass bnAen daring the 



iMt n fears. Vor particulars concerning 



■an 4imrBnce. addreM 



Meotf on The Review when yoa write. 



ARE YOU SATISFIED? 



Have you a Garland Trussed Iron Frame House? Have you ever investigated theui? 

 Here is what Mr. Irving Dunford, of North Olmsted, Ohio, says in his letter of 

 July 20th: 



"Under separmtc cover. I am •endlna: you a picture of my new greenhouse which 

 I promised to send you. THAT UREENHOUsE HAS DOUBLED MY BUSINESS 

 THiS fcPRINa.".- ^ 



On July 30th we received his order for another iron-frame house. Why? Because 

 he had investigated and tried our houses out. Write him and see what he has to say 

 Do not delay your investigation. Write us today for information. 



GEO. M. GARLAND CO. :: :: Get Plalnes, III. 



Mention The Rerlew when yog write. 



1868 



1912 



6REENII0USE LUMBER 



"SPOT CLKAB. CYPRESS*' 



LOCKLAND LUMBER CO., Lockland/Ohio 



M»-nil«in The K»-?tew when jnu write 



Ton cannot complete yoor Oreenhooae witkobt 



NauMM^sIFirRuVED GLAZING POINTS 



"BRASS" 



We can recommend tbla 

 Olazinfr Point above aU oth- 

 ers. Warranted by our 40 

 year*' experience in O-reen- 

 honae Olazlng. Abeolntely 

 ■nbetantial and does not 

 break the glass. Patent ap- 

 pUed for. lOOO, 75c. 



If by maU add 2Sc postage 

 per 1000. Samples free. 



G. M. NAUMANN & SON 



105 1 5 Superior A venue 

 Cleveland. Ohio 



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Ment1<»n The Reriew when yoa write 



No los8 if you 

 mend your 

 split carna- 

 tions with 



Suparlor 



Carnation 



STAPLES 



BOc p«r lOOO 



postpaid 



WN. SCHLATTa 



ft SON. 



422 Main Straat. Sprinsflald, Mass. 



Mention Tde Keview when you write. 



"Wacner Plant Boxes are 

 the beat and cbei^wst In the 

 market for Palms. Boxwood. 

 Bay Trees, etc. They are attract- 

 Ire In design, strong and dnra- 

 ble. suitable for either Indoor or 

 ontdoor nse. Made of cypress, 

 which glTes them a lasting qnal- 

 Ity. We mannfactnre varioos 

 styles and sixes Write for pricea 

 Wasma Pabk (knmmvATOBiaD 

 Sidney, Ohio 



EAGLE MACHINE WORKS 



RICHMOND, IND. 



Exclusive 



Manufacturers 



of the 



nCHNOND 

 CARNATION SUrrORT 



Under patent issued April 

 4th 1911. 



Write for prices ; also on 

 Mum and Rose Staines. 



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SPLIT aRNATIONS 



Qnlckly. easUv and 

 cheaply mended. 

 No tools requli ed. 



Pilisbuy Caniatiei SUple 



Patented 1908. 

 2000 for $1.00 poatpald. 



^. I. L. PILLSBURY. 



fJH Oalesbursr, 111. 



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Jones' Wire Pot Hinfers 



FOR FLORISTS' USE 



Send for Catalsgne 



Manufactored by 



The M. D. Jones Co. 



71-73 PortUnd St.. Ba.ten. Mass- 



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