. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 102 The Florists' Review June 12, 1919. Vitaplastic Glazing Compound Is successfully covering forty million square feet of -glass. Its merit is recognized by the largest growers in the country. It is made right—sets up pliable and is applied with AN AUTOMATIC GLAZING MACHINE • ji I • 1 I I " rff' I. The tpring does the work. It forces the material from the machine in a steady flow. Press thei lever and the machine does the rest. Use ONE HAND only when using the Vita Automatic Machine. Send us your order for your requirements. The automatic
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 102 The Florists' Review June 12, 1919. Vitaplastic Glazing Compound Is successfully covering forty million square feet of -glass. Its merit is recognized by the largest growers in the country. It is made right—sets up pliable and is applied with AN AUTOMATIC GLAZING MACHINE • ji I • 1 I I " rff' I. The tpring does the work. It forces the material from the machine in a steady flow. Press thei lever and the machine does the rest. Use ONE HAND only when using the Vita Automatic Machine. Send us your order for your requirements. The automatic machine is furnished, without extra charge. Manufa'ctured by The Quality B^£a\cLj? Mention The Bevlew when you write. BUFFALO, The Market. During tlie novel condition existed—a condition reminding one of old days, when all one had to do was to wait until he got orders and then go down and select what he needed. Cut flowers of all descriptions were more than plentiful. The cool and dark weather had been so prolonged as to retard the crops. With the sudden ex- tremely hot and bright days, everything came on at once. The cuts of carna- tions and roses have been surprising. Their quality is exceptionally good for the time of year, but will no doubt weaken if the hot days continue. Sweet peas are also good, but their keeping quality is poor, much of the stock spoil- ing over night. The weather for the last few days has been extremely hot. Various Notes. James Pickleman has a new car, in which he expects to make a trip to Syracuse, where he will remain for a week. Frank J. Baum has rented a piece of land, on which he is planting stock geraniums. During the fall he will fur- nish the trade with a quantity of young potted stock. All shops are busy filling wedding or- ders. All report the .fargiest wedding business in their history. The otflers are not only plentiful but all average high in value. Karl Butz expects to undertake the management of a commercial place in Loc
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