MAitCH IG, 1911. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review^ 



81 



(Patent Applied for.) 



V^HY ^***' Ourrie'8 K^^volvine Flower 



"■■■■ StaiidH the leadertt? Because they 

 are fiiiiipped wth or without fountain. This 

 should partU'ulai ly ap -eal to the florists who dlspNy 

 potted plants. No necessity fiT handlinff: simply 

 revolve the stand. The stand Is mounted upon a 

 pivot and can b" revolved completely around from 

 either direction, without chanfirinrr the floor posi- 

 tion. Win n set up the stand Is ;i8 lnch»'8 high; 

 it taiies up but 2 feet H Inches square floor space. 

 Each btand has ',» pot containers, and each con- 

 tainer hold- a 7-Inch pot. Our prices and booklet 

 will bo mailed to vou. Write 



HULSBORO NOVELTY WORKS, Hiilsboro, Ohio. 



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THE HEIM SYSTEM 



Consists of the 



'hEIM Carnation 

 Supports, Safety 

 Clips and Rose 

 Stalces. 



As the season is iit hand 

 writ ■ for particulars. 



Do it today. Don't 

 •wait. 



TRIPLE SIGN CO., Connereviile, Indiana. 



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EVANSVILLE, IND. 



The Market. 



Tlio Jenteu season opened rather quietly, 

 though there seems to be about the aver- 

 age number of funerals. The warm 

 weather last week caused the roses and 

 carnations to bloom freely. Bulb stock is 

 coming fast and [)robably will be all <fone 

 by Easter, There will be plenty of roses 

 and carnations for Easter, judj^ing from 

 the present outlook. 



Various Notes. 



Nellie Goodge is cutting some nice car- 

 nations. She has a nice variety of plants 

 in good condition. 



Tlie Wm. Blackman Floral Co. reports 

 business as a little more quiet than for 

 some weeks, but has no complaints to 

 make. T'hc company has a large supply 

 of cut llowers and potted jilants of all 

 kinds. The roses are excellent and the 

 carnations are fine, but the warm weather 

 has about finished the violets. 



Julius Niednagel & Sons are cutting 

 lots of carnations and roses. , I alius Nied- 

 nagel is away on a vacation and e.xpoets 

 to return about Easter. He went by way 

 of New Orleans on a trip to Florida. 



Mrs. Elsperman says business is a lit- 

 tle quiet at present. 



Henry Seymour is having a nice run 

 of trade. lie is cutting lots of good car- 

 nations and has a ready sale for all of 

 them. His general stock of plants looks 

 good. 



Ben Kramer is ke|)t pretty busy right 

 along. He is breaking in a new store 

 bov. his other ])ov having left him. 



What! 

 No More Split Carnations? 



Not if you use Tank's Artificial Calyx. 

 A sure preventive. Prevention is Ix'tter 

 than cure ! So simple that a l)oy can 

 put them on and when the hud lias 

 reached a certain stage it is taken ofi' 

 and put on another. 



$20 per lOOO. Cash or C. O. 1). from unknown parties 



Send $1 for sani])le of '■>() by mail postpaid 



NORTON R. TANK, 



CHATHAM, NEW YORK 



Meutiuu liie ht-vitvv wiicu you write 



Built Especially For Greenhouse Use 



Costs Only 

 $4.00 r. 0. B. 

 Cars 

 Toledo. 



Your Noney 

 Back, if 

 Not 

 Satisfied. 



A wheelbarrow that embodies the suKuestlons of many leading florists and Is just what you 

 want. ' 



Heoause— It is built to be used in the narrow walks of Kreenhouses. 



ijecauise The huiulle euurds pnitect tli« user's knuc-kins. 



Note thfi substantial coiistiuctlon. Angle Iron lejfs and sockets for sklo boards. Our patented 

 "Never Break" wheels. Careful workmanslilp thrnugrhout. 



Dimeii-ioiis— Handl's. l>-2x2x59 1n. Width Inside, in front, 15"^ in. Width inside, at handles, 

 18>Q in. Kxtreme width. Including handle guards, 24 In. 20-ln. wheel. 



Send your order today — or ask for more particulars. 



THE TOLEDO WHEELBARROW CO., Toledo, Ohio 



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Stick Your Labels 



Shipping Tags, Etc.* 



on your packages with. . , • 



Cold Water Paste. It is a powder, which, on the addition of cold water, becomes a 

 THICK, STICKY PASTE. 



1 lb. Instanter + lbs. cold 'water does the v^ork. 



Froml to251bs., 8cper lb.; 2.5-lb. drum, 5»flc per lb.; 50-lb. drum, 5^40 per lb.: 100-lb. bag, 

 5c per lb.; 300-lb. tbl., 4^c per lb. Larger quantities, price on application. 



F. O. B. Eftston, Pa. Samples free— try it. 

 Ask for Catalogue of " Shippers' and Business Specialties." 



BINNEY & SMITH CO., 83 fulton St, NEW YORK, N. Y. 



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Otto Kuebler, of Newburgh, is sending 

 in some nice carnations. 



Karl Zeidlcr has been using a lot of 

 roses and carnations. He always has 

 work to do. 



Louis Fritsch is cutting nice carnations. 



Eoyston & Fenton are cutting a nice 

 grade of long Ivorv, but not niucli short 

 stock. " E. L. F. 



American Flower & Tree Tub 



No. Top Deep Price 

 ISHj 12 $1.00 



14 H2 

 16 

 19 

 21 



2.5 



25'U 



14 1.25 



16 l.SO 



18 2.00 



20 3.00 



22 4.0O 



24 5.60 



The American Woodenwarc 

 Mfg. Co., Toledo, Ohio 



Catalogue free. 



