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CINCINNATI. 



The Oateway to the South. 



Relatively speaking, the green goods 

 market is much better than the flower 

 market. Since the snows of a fortnight 

 ago down south, a strong demand for 

 greens has come from that section, as 

 well as the normal demands from other 

 points. The receipts of flowers are 

 large, while the demand hardly aver- 

 ages more than the ordinary one. 

 Prices are low, but still, with the quan- 

 tity of stock coming in, the receipts 

 run into nice money. 



Roses are more plentiful than for 

 some time, but they are having a good 

 call. Carnation receipts are large, but 

 they clean up fairly well, though some- 

 times at bargain figures. The street 

 fakers are the principal buyers of vio- 

 lets. Neither lilies of the valley nor 

 orchids sell well. The greater part of 

 last week found the sweet pea njafket 

 crowded, pink being the best seller of 

 all. The lily supply is not large, but is 

 adequate, there being no special de- 

 mand. Other offerings include callas, 

 bulbous stock of all kinds, rubrum lilies, 

 baby primroses and snapdragons. 



Club Meeting. 



The club meeting was well attended. 

 Chairman R. Witterstaetter, of the 

 taxation committee, report^ that the 

 committee had been successful in the 

 solicitation of funds and asked the so- 

 ciety for an order to turn over the 

 funds to the committee at Springfield. 

 J. A. Peterson was asked by the so- 

 ciety to ofiicially call the attention of 

 the national society to the tax question, 

 now up in the courts of this state. A 

 letter from President Wirth, of the S. 

 A. F., relative to the proposed affilia- 

 tion of the locals with the national so- 

 ciety was tabled for want of definite 

 knowledge and information on the sub- 

 ject among many of those present. S. 

 S. Skidelsky, of Philadelphia, was 

 among those present and gave a short 

 talk. 



Various Notes. 



At P. J. Olinger's place all are 

 mourning the disappearance of a pet 

 and mascot, a black dog appropriately 

 named Nigger. 



William Murphy has rented larger 

 -quarters several doors above his present 

 location on Main street. He is prepar- 

 ing to take possession at once. 



George Foertsch, of the Hoflfmeister 

 Floral Co., is the proud daddy of a 10- 

 pound boy. 



Thomas Windram iscutting some fine 

 baby primroses. 



Visitors: Fred Lemon, Richmond, 

 Ind., and Peter Weiland, New Castle, 

 Ind. C. H. H. 



Greenhouse 



WE HAVE THE STOCK 

 AND RIQIflT PRICES 



Sharp, Partridge & Co. 



CHICAGO, ILL. 



MentioB Th« Rerlew when you write. 



The Rorists' Revifftv 



March 12, 1014. 



SEE THAT LED6E. 



PM. Sept 18. 



USE OUR 



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MPROVCI 



IRON GUTTER. 



Patent Iron Bench Fittings and Roof Snuports 



VENTILATINQ APPARATUS ' 



Improved Vaporlzinsr Pans for Tobacco Extracts, etc. 



DILLER. CA8KEY & KEEII....JS*"*' 



■•nd for Clreulam 



». ..H...U. PHILADELPHIA. PA. 



GREENHOUSE GLASS 



WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE SOUTHWEST 



Our glass is of a heavy, uniform strength. We recommend that you antici- 

 pate your requirements NOW, as factories will soon go out of blast for the usual 

 summer shutdown, stocks will soon be broken and higher prices exacted. Let us 

 haye your inquiries. 



BROWN LUMBER CO., OKMULGEE, OKLA. 



YonknowtheBADR CARNATION cur 



or don't you? Then you should. Nothing else half so good on 

 the market to save money. Here is a device designed to do this 

 work auickly and right. Cannot injure the flower in any way 

 and makes a perfect job. We nave more than 1000 satisfied 

 users who save 5,000.000 split carnations annually. Sent to any 

 address, postpaid, on 



TEN DAYS' FREE TRIAL. 



PRICB PER OUTFIT (1 Flier and 1000 Clips). $93.60. 

 Sinsle Pllen, $8.00. 



Cli»aMfoUowa.— lOOOatSl.00; aOOOattlJtO: 6000 at $3.26: 10,000 at $8.00; 28,000 at $12 JW; SO.OQO at taOJW. 



Poatage Prepaid. 



All 8M4sBea 



A. J. BAUR, Erie, 9»„ U. S. A. »- "• •"" <"•■ 



E. A. LIPPMA 



■ MAKl'FACTURKR OF ^^—^— 



GREENHOUSE SHADINQ 



No. 6 HiKh 8tr*«t. MORRI»TOWN, N. J. 



AFTER twenfy-flve years' experience In Green- 

 bouM work, with liOid & Burnbam Company, 

 in the Kla/.lDt; and patntinK depaitiufnt, I am 

 convinced that what 1h meet needed In this line is a 

 KOod Bhadlng, and I am pleased tn advise you that I 

 have the real thing, which I am sure ;<>u will find to 

 be just what yon are looking for 



This shadinir is beneficial to the painted wood, as 

 it does not contain nny gasoline or naphllia which 

 would destroy the paint In addition. It Is beneficial 

 to the glasa also, for you will find that when the 

 shadlDK Is removed the glass rtitains its former 

 brilliancy. 



As to Its application, this Is a very easy matter. It 

 can be either sprayed on or pot on with a soft brush. 

 For real sood work, however, I would r^ooqiBaend 

 the use of a aoft brush. 



Another advar tase of this siiading Is that when It 

 Is no longer noeded it can be removed wiihout any 

 difficulty, leaving the glass, as before stated, witb its 

 original brilliancy. 



I am making this up tn sallon cans. In tliree 

 shades— light green, light blue and pure white. 

 When ordering, kindly mention the color desired. 



I trust that yon will kindly favor me with a trial 

 order to prove Its worth, after which I have no doubt 

 whatever but that yon will continue Its use. 

 PRICK, $1.25 PKR GALLON 

 Mention The Review when you write. 



PRACTICALLY FREE 



"RED DEVIL" GLASS CUTTERS 



an tawm OnMboot >^ varid M Um BBST hf aoM^ lU Uate •( (kM. 

 Ne. on "lad DmT' BaO Bmi, Ann ato*a. i* a 4aals tool Iw fnak' 

 koMagUa. "lad Brrfl" daao OMtan an aeU a««TiriMn. OalUia 

 saotao ohm*. Bmi m tm »«mC il*i«o hr ONB —if ■■■tia 



Smlth^A Hemmway Co., lit Qmlm Hmt. NnrYok 

 Mention The lUvlew when yoo write. 



THK FLORISTS' HAIL ASSOCIATION 



haa paid $a82,000j00 for glaas broken during 

 the laat 37 yean. Tor partieolara oonoem- 

 Ing Holl Insnnuieo.addreaa 

 ^HN O. BSLKR, Sm't. Saddle River. N.J. 



Always ^entton tlio Fiorlsta* RotIow 

 when wrlttnc advortlaors. 



2-ln $0.60 



2%-ln 75 



3-ln 90 



4-ln 1.00 



5-ln 1.60 



6-ln 2.10 



Paper Pots and 

 Dirt Bands 



(Paper Potv wltbont ttottoma, newspapers being 

 spread on the bench for bottoms.) 

 DIET BANDS. 

 1000 SOOO 10,000 20.000 BO.OOO 

 $2.00 $ 3.75 $ 7.00 $16.00 

 2.60 4.60 8.60 20.00 

 3.00 5.50 10.00 24.00 

 4.50 8.00 15.00 36.00 

 6.25 12.00 22.00 60.00 

 8.60 16.00 30.00 70.00 

 No tacks or folding blocks needed. 

 Directions for use with each order. Superior to 

 others. 



Our Square Paper Dirt Bands are the original 

 of all that are on the market today. All others 

 being sold are Imitations of these we advertise, 

 and some of the imitations being sold are made 

 of cheap paper, costing only about half aa.mucb 

 as our heavy stock. We sell no experiments. . 

 Ours haVe been tried out by long use In the green- 

 house. They will stand up in any wet and heat 

 as long as wanted. Samples of all sizes FREE. 



SQUARE PAFEK POTS. 

 (Folding block and tacks Included.) 



1000 — 



2-ln $0.80 



2%-ln ;90 



3-ln 1.00 



4-ln 1.50 



5-ln 2.75 



The 2Aa. and 2V^ln. are fine for shipping potted 

 plants in. 



Try our paper pots and Dirt Bands free. Order 

 what you want — try them according to our direc- 

 tions, and If not satisfactory ship them back and 

 we will refund your money. Price list free. 



"I had some of your paper pots last year. I 

 want more this year." — W. R. Wlsslnger, Homer 

 City, Pa. "We used 10,000 of yttur paper Dirt 

 Bands last spring and we like them. They are 

 just the thing. Please give us prices on 40.000 

 or 50,000."— S. K. Qreen Co., Paris, 111. "Ten 

 thousand paper pots came duly to band. We are 

 Inclosing check for 15,000 more. Kindly rush 

 them out as before." — L. A. Budlong Company 

 (700-acre gardens), Chicago, III. "Please ship 

 immediately ISO.TOO 2-ln. dirt bands and 20,000 

 3-ln. dirt bands."— P. B. Dllks, Philadelphia, Pa. 



Samples of all sizes, postage paid. Prompt 

 shipment. 



ADDRESS 



F. W. ROCHELLE & SONS,'=""n"I" 



