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The Florists^ Review 



July 11, ,1912. 



PITTSBUEQH. 



The Market. 



We are experiencing some of the hot- 

 test weather of the summer to date, 

 and it is holding on well, cooking the 

 flowers as well as the people. Kain is 

 badly needed; even the weather man, 

 though he has predicted rain every day 

 for the last week, does not succeed in 

 bringing it. 



Business has been good during the 

 last few days, taking every sort of 

 stock in sight, though in the first few 

 days of July it seemed as if everyone 

 had gone out of business, for there was 

 practically nothing doing. A good* 

 many good carnations are still coming 

 and there is more of everything and 

 of better quality than we usually have 

 during July. All of the store forces 

 are thinned out, as vacations have be- 

 gun, and those who are left are not 

 being overworked. 



Various Notes. 



The Florists' Club met last week 

 with a regular July attendance and 

 held a short meeting. 



George Crissman, of Punxsutawney, 

 Pa., was a recent visitor. He has been 

 going around some, looking the places 

 over; anything new appeals to him. 



J. T. Neville, of Chester, W. Va., was 

 in the city. He comes frequently now, 

 aad says Chester to Pittsburgh and re- 

 turn is just a nice drive in his auto- 

 mobile. 



The new range of houses erected by 

 the Pittsburgh Cut Flower Co. seems 

 just right for carnations, as the stock 

 never before held out as it is now 

 doing. The firm is cutting flowers that 

 would not be bad for midseason stock. 



Gus. Eydzeski has returned from a 

 trip to Chicago. He says it is a great 

 city, just like St. Petersburg, Eussia, 

 and he ought to know, for he has been 

 around the world. 



Frank Faulk won the prize for the 

 best decorated car in the Fourth of 

 July celebration at Bellevue. 



George Learzaf, of Mount Washing- 

 ton, has purchased a new car, which he 

 has arranged to use for both business 

 and pleasure. 



A. M. Stackhouse, of Minerva, O., 

 was a recent visitor. Hoo-Hoo. 



Model 

 Extension 

 Carnation 

 Support 



Made with two or 

 three drdeu En- 

 dorsed by all the 

 Leading Carnation 

 Growert as the best 

 support on market. 

 Pat. July 27. '97. May 17. '98 



GALVANIZED WIRE 

 ROSE STAKES. 



Write for prices befo^^ 

 ordering elsewhere. 



Prampt Shifmnt Gaaristiri. 



IGOE BROS. 



266 North 9th Street 



BROOKLYN, N. Y. 



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Elastic -Lyke 



GREENHOUSE GLAZING PUTTY 



*• SEMI-LIQUID" 



99 



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Absolutely the best glazing product ever produced. 

 Guaranteed to be made of purest double boiled Lin* 

 seod Oil and to contain a greater proportion of 

 Pure White Lead than any other product. Weighs 

 16% lbs. to the gallon; each gallon will cover 300 run- 

 ning feet. Can be used in machine or, putty bulb and 

 we guarantee that ten years after using all that is neces- 

 sary is to break the outer film and the body will be 

 soft and pliable. Impervious to water and will not 

 heave in cold, nor run in warm weather; in fact, it is 

 ''manufactured to meet the ever increas- 

 ing demand of the man who wants the 

 best." 



1 Gallon $1.40 10 Gallons $13.28 



5 Gallons........ 6.75 20 Gallons 25.55 



1 Bbl. (50 gallons) $62.50 



Will b« pl«as«d to supply special quotations to Jobbers. 



Sole 

 Distributor 



EH. HUNT, 



129-131 N. Wabash Ave., 

 CHICAGO 



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36 Varieties of "Red Devil" Chss Cutters ;Sp.l'«t Va?Lf"?.t?S 



^IBW ^I^M^MM ^^^^^^^I The little "Red Devil" Steel Wheel Cutter No. 024, that does 



"^•^ ** ^o""""'""''*^^^^^^^^^^^ more and better work than the old-fashioned, high-priced diamond. 



C-^/' ff • j^-Aj/** \wa local hardware man will supply you if you insist. If he 



KJ^^MXt dttrx^wtui*' can't, send us his name and three 2-cent stamps and one sample 



only will be sent you, postpaid. We make glass cutters by the million and for the millions throughout the world. 



SiHITH A NEMENWAY Ca, 152 Chambers St., NEW YORK 



THK ONLY roots THAT ARK HT TO USC-»RKD DIVIL" BRAND-THK TOOLS THAT ARK MADK TO LAST 



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too BOXES 



A Grade — Double Strength . 

 Perfect Glass, 18x24 

 Delivered at Depot, $2.80 per Box 

 Cash with order 



r. WALKER & CO., S^fi New Albany, Ind. 



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Jines' Reserviir Vises 



Bonquet Holders, etc. 



Manufactured by 



TheM.D.Jone^Co. 



71-73 PsrUind SL, Bostoi,Mass. 



Send for Cataloirne. 



llentiOD The Rerlew when you wnte. 



Cypress Bench Boards 



Small orders cheerfully shipped from Phils- 

 delphls yard. Carload shipments direct from 

 mill In tbe south. 



Send us your Inaulrles. 



Stokes Brothers Co., Inc 



SOth St. below Chestnut, Phlladelphls. Pa. 



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BUILDING? 



If so. have 70a flren 

 70a r Tentilatinar Byvtem 

 eonslderstlon wortIi7 . of 

 Its slffnlflcance T It Is 

 necsMsarr to have perfect 

 Tent sash operators In 

 order to secure the rs- 

 quired reaalts. 



All we ask Is a earefal 

 Inyestlvatlon of onr ma- 

 chine and we know that 

 7on will confirm our state- 

 ment that we have the 

 best on the market. 



Write for a catalorne. 



ADVANCE CO. 



Richmond - Ind. 



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Evans* Improved 

 Challenge Ventilatint 

 Apparatus 



Write fer illuttrsted cstslsfiit. 



Quker City Nickine Wiria 



BICHMOND, XNIX. 



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