. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ' !TT'«^' ..T'^nj^T^rj^'^ m^'W'^m' '^v»'?'?P!TV'v '???'' 'T?7->"P~'^'t7«7' ? ?'5r;y,«y-: ? The Florists^ Review Sbptcmbbr 19, 1912. PULVSRIZKD OR SHRKDDED CATTLE MANURE ::. ; fttrt. Dry, Safe aid Rdiabk nnn^i?ni feS**°' ^" manures for Eo»e8. Clean, convenient and eco- nomical for top-dreMlngr and mulching. Unequaled for potting boU. W" '^ PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE There Is a reason why Wizard Brand Sheep Manure Is more exten- sively used by Florlste than any other:—Best for Carnations and Chrys- anthemums—Best for making bench soil—
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ' !TT'«^' ..T'^nj^T^rj^'^ m^'W'^m' '^v»'?'?P!TV'v '???'' 'T?7->"P~'^'t7«7' ? ?'5r;y,«y-: ? The Florists^ Review Sbptcmbbr 19, 1912. PULVSRIZKD OR SHRKDDED CATTLE MANURE ::. ; fttrt. Dry, Safe aid Rdiabk nnn^i?ni feS**°' ^" manures for Eo»e8. Clean, convenient and eco- nomical for top-dreMlngr and mulching. Unequaled for potting boU. W" '^ PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE There Is a reason why Wizard Brand Sheep Manure Is more exten- sively used by Florlste than any other:—Best for Carnations and Chrys- anthemums—Best for making bench soil—liquid manuring—and field work. Ask for our Growers' Booklet and know why Wizard Brand leads. THE PULVERIZED MANURE CO., - 33 Union Stock Yards, CHICAGO hfliraS BIBMINaHAM, ALA. Florists' Outing. The annual florists' barbecue was held at East Lake park, September 10, under the auspices of the Birmingham Horti- cultural Society, which has just been reorganized. A number of pastimes were indulged in and an enjoyable day was spent. Those attending were among the prominent florists in the Birming- ham district. Howard Bros., of Thorsby and Charles Skews, of Bessemer, were guests of the local society. John L. Parker acted as toastmaster. In a pleasant and appropriate address he expressed the kindly feelings of those present. G. B. McVay made an address full of enthusiasm. Hugh Seales, in his usual happy manner, made a long talk, impressing the ladies present with the fact that all florists are creatures of God. Short talks were made by George Luflfman, James Williamson and John A. Lambert. The youngest florist present was the 15-month-old baby of Theo. Smith. All the florists and their families made merry and extended their hands across the festive board in a body, with the one happy thought in heart and mind, "; After the spread a sad and impressive ceremony was per- formed. The men, with bared heads, and the ladies, with bowed heads, bore the remains
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