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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



JCNB 30, 1910. 



Electric Hose 



=( CORRUGATED) 



In the last few. years our sales to florists have increased faster 

 than the sales of any other hose ever made. 



There can be only oi^e reason. Florists don't create such records 

 for any manufactured article unless it is to their advantage to do so. 



If you haven't tried Electric Hose, you'd better have some put 

 in the greenhouse. Both economy and increased efficiency will result. 



Electric Hose & Rubber Co. 



Wilminsrton, Del., U. S. A. 



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EEIE, PA. 



The Market. 

 The weather conditions are favorable 

 at present, with plenty of sunshine 

 after a season of rain. Trade is keep- 

 ing up well. Outdoor planting and 

 veranda boxes are still keeping the 

 florists busy. June weddings have been 

 plentiful, with the usual elaborate 

 decorations. Beautiful gloxinias in 

 the various shades are seen in the dis- 

 play windows, while valley and cat- 

 tleyas have been holding sway a long 



time. 



Various Notes. 



W O. Baur, of Pittsburg, is the 

 guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Baur. Mr. 

 Baur will remain in Erie most of the 

 summer and will attend the Univer- 

 sity of Pennsylvania this fall, for the 

 study of law. 



■ George and Edward Gleichsner have 

 returned from Put in Bay, where they 

 had gone with the Knights of St. John 

 to take part in a -competitive drill. The 

 Erie boys made a line showing and 

 were warmly applauded. 



Mrs. John Kallenbach and children 

 have gone to stay with Mrs. Kallen- 

 bach's parents since Mr. Kallenbach 

 was so painfully injured a few weeks 

 ago. Mr. Kallenbach is at St. Vin- 

 cent's' hospital, where his broken leg 

 is being cared for. 



John Gleichsner is enjoying a week's 

 vacation, 



Fred Lembke, representing the W. W. 

 Barnard Co., Chicago, was in Erie 

 June 21. 



The Baur Floral Co. is adding a now 

 house to the large plant on West 

 Twenty-first street. 



Miss Mary Gleichsner, daughter of 

 John V. Gleichsner, became the bride 

 of Joseph C. Gebslein on Wednesday, 

 June 22. The bride carried a huge 

 bouquet of white roses, while the 

 bridesmaid carried pink roses. Anna 

 Gleichsner was bridesmaid and Frank 

 Gebslein acted as best man. 



G. W^. P. 



Pawtucket, R. I.— William Hoffman 

 will rebuild several houses this season 

 as soon as he can get at it. White 

 Enchantress is his most profitable 'white 

 carnation. His deep pink sport, Chal- 

 lenger, he says, brings the highest price 

 in the market. 



THE NEW 



Chicago Sprayer 



This sprayer is made of aluminum 

 and with two brass plates, one being 

 fine and the other coarse. They can be 

 easily removed, quickly cleaned, and 

 this Sprayer will never wear out. 

 Spraying face, 4% inches wide; noz- 

 zle, 6% inches long, %-inch pipe 

 connection. 



Postpaid, $2.50 each 



E. H. HUNT, 



76-78 Wabash Avenue, 

 CHICAGO, ILL. 



K8TABUSHXD 1878 



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American Flower and Tree Tub. , 



"f OLE DO. 



Tho AmoricanWoodonware Mfg.Ot 



TOLEDO. OHIO 



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 MAKl A FORTUNE CHRISTMAS 



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IICCC'Q Ont<> CENTURY BED 

 Ntrr ZU" CHRISTMAS 



novelty will make it for you. Now's your time. 

 Write me today. 10c stamp for reply. 



L. X. TfKWW, norlst, Bellevue, Fa. 



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THE RE6AII PRINTING HOUSE 



LARGE BUNS OV 



L»dtflllOQU6S Get our figure 



83-91 Plymouth Place, CHICAGO 



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EA6LE MACHINE WORKS 



Riehmondt Ind. 



Manufacturers of Ring Stakes 

 for small plante 



RichmonI Carnation Supports 

 Rose and Mum Stakis 



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 GKT OUR PRICZ8 ON 



Galvanized Wire Rose 

 Staices and Tying Wire 

 IGOE BROTHERS 



■MafMtaren of the Model PUat Sopportt tof 



Cwnfttiona, DahlUi, Golden Glow, Peealei, 



ClUTBantliemDma and Tomatoei. 



68-71 ■etropoUtan Ave., BBOOKLIV. H. T. 



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MISSION 

 PLANT BOXES 



Are the best and cheapeet plant 

 boxes; In the market for large 

 plants, boxwoods, bay trees, etc. 



They are attractive In aesign, 

 strong and durable. Suitable for 

 either outdoor or indoor use. 



Write for prices. 



WA6NEBPABKC0NSEBTAT0B1E8, Sidney, Ohio 



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