. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. THE BEST Bug Killer and Bloom Saver For PROOF Write to P. R. PALETHORPE COMPANY, OwcBaboro, Kjr. ISention the American Florist when writing Carman's Antipest INSECTICIDE AND FUNGICIDE For the Garden, Orchard and Greenhouse NoD-poisoDous and harmless to vegetation. Kills Green Fly, Aphides. Bark Lice, Thrips, Mealy Bug. Red Spider, Scale, Wire Worms, Ants and Slugs. This is tile Grower's Friend. Handy to use. cheap and effective, mixes readily in water. Destroys all insect pests and keeps down filth. Circulars on a
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. THE BEST Bug Killer and Bloom Saver For PROOF Write to P. R. PALETHORPE COMPANY, OwcBaboro, Kjr. ISention the American Florist when writing Carman's Antipest INSECTICIDE AND FUNGICIDE For the Garden, Orchard and Greenhouse NoD-poisoDous and harmless to vegetation. Kills Green Fly, Aphides. Bark Lice, Thrips, Mealy Bug. Red Spider, Scale, Wire Worms, Ants and Slugs. This is tile Grower's Friend. Handy to use. cheap and effective, mixes readily in water. Destroys all insect pests and keeps down filth. Circulars on appli- cation. $ per gallon. .Also in quarts, half gallons and in bulk. PERFECTION CHEMICAL CO., FLUSHING. N. Y. Approv. d by the New Vorl^ State .Agiiciil tural Dept. Crrtificate July 8 1 iJ Syracuse, N. Y. At the state fair the florists of this vicinity were well represented and large exhibitors, P. R, Quinlan & Co. were tiie largest prize winners, closel> followed by C. Becksteadt of Oswego. In the cut flowers the former won seven firsts, and the latter two. Miss J. Whartenly of Waterloo was also a prize winner in one of these classes. In the pot plants P, R, Quinlan & Co, and Hugh Meneilly of Syracuse, C, Becksteadt of Oswego and James Me- neilly of Skaneateles were the success- ful exhibitors. Fred Vick of Rochester and William Hewson of Buffalo, offi- ciated as judges. A. V. B. Roslyn, N. Y. The regular meeting of the Nassau County Horticultural .'Society was held in Glen Cove, Sept. 14. Winners of the .society's prizes were as follows: Best three melons, T, J. Trepess; best six apples, G. Wilson: best six peaches. .1. Duthie. Cultural certificate was awarded to Johnston for onions, splen- did specimens of enormous size; hon- orable mention to G. Barton for pears and P. Petroccia for celery. Prizes for next meeting will be for twelve gardenias, twelve peony flowered dahlias and best head of cabbage. Pecky Cypress Pecjcy Cypress is the greatest money
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