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Title: Florists' review (microform)
Identifier: 5205536_40_3 (find matches)
Year: 1912 (1910s)
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Subjects: Floriculture
Publisher: Chicago : Florists' Pub. Co
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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82 The Florists' Review ,^^*^T^' "i w^^ SHI'TBMBBB 27, 1&17. LIQUID it 40% NICOTINE. NIGO-FUME 99 PAPER 8-lb. can $10.60 4-lb, can 6 60 1-lb. can. 1.50 ^-Ib. can 60 TMRIPS KPHIS 288 sheet can 144 sheet can 24 sheet can $7.60 . 4.00 .86 8PRAYING-VAPORIZING-FUMIGATINQ YOUR DEALER HAS THESE PRICES Manufactured by THI KENTUCKY TOBACCO PKODUCT COMPANY, Incorporatad, Laulavllla, Ky. Mention The B*t1«w whgn yon wrlt«. POBTLAin) NEWS NOTES. (Continued from page 65.) There were several fine exhibits of cut flowers. Martin & Forbes showed some excellent Ophelia and Hoosier Beauty roses, besides a yellow sport of Ophelia, which they had propagated. It is a light canary color. The carnations shown by this firm were Cottage Maid and Mount Hood. Herbert & Fleish- auer, of McMinnville, sent in a large display of asters. Clarke Bros, exhibited several vases of named gladioli. Mr. Clarke expressed the opinion that gla- dioli will increase in public favor. E. J. Steele brought in some of his new pan- sies that have the color of wallflowers and a ruflBed edge. Various Notes. Feldenheimer's jewelry store had a fine display of Crissey's gladioli last week. Several of the other stores showed dahlias. The Routledge Seed & Floral Co. will have an exhibit at the state fair at Salem. E. H. White was one of the judges at the Tacoma dahlia show September 14 and 15. Mr. White's dahlia gardens at Portland boulevard and Albina avenue are just coming into bloom. His brother, who is associated with him, expects soon to join the army. Clarke Bros.' store will celebrate its twentieth anniversary October 3. They intend to establish a lunch room soon on the third floor of their building. Visitors last week were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mills, of Kalispell, Mont., and Mrs. Ralph M. Ward and daughter. D. M. Cookingham has traded his greenhouse range for a farm and expects to move to the latter place soon. The Mountain View Floral Co. has just finished budding 150,000 roses at its range at Linnemann station, on the Gresham electric line. The company has seventeen acres devoted exclusively to roses and ten acres to nursery stock and i)erennials. Mr. Feser says he looks for excellent business this fall. The Wilson-Crout-Gehr Co. has nearly completed its new liouses and will have them piped by October 10. R. E. Gehr has returned from a vaca- tion of two weeks, spent at Seaside and nearby places. W. G. W. FLORISTS AND GROWERS And our new Invention Drummond's Tobacco Stick the Ideal "Sniokfr" for all crops under class infesU'd witli (irecn and Hlack Aphis. Satisfaction trua ran teed. Carton, .30 '"Sticks," One I>ollar, poKtpaicI. Kansas City Tobacco Products Co., Kansas City, Mo. HunEKtimd bjr NICOTINE HTG. CO., 117 N. Naia St, ST. LOUIS, U. S. A. P^k' JH^ jm^ NIKOTEEN
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12 Bh'ts. 33 in. ea. 8 lbs. 4 lbs. lib. ^Ib. 2 oz. 1 oz. Mention The BcTJew when you write.

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