AMERICA'S FORESTRY'S ADVERTISERS 



TREE SEEDS 



NEW CROP ^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ already 

 -—-—— received. Others ex- 

 pected from time to time, from now 

 until late in the winter. 



We doubt if anp firm handles one 

 half the assortment ip^ do. 



Send your list for prices. We have 

 all kinds of 'out of the wap" sorts 



Catalogue ready January Ist. Register 

 your name for a copy now. 



J. N. THORBURN & CO. 



33 Bareby Street and 38 Park Place 

 NEW YOKK 

 E«tabll«h«d 1802 



FORESTRY 



Logging and Woodcraft 



are taught under actual forest condi- 

 tions at Woman's School of the 

 Woods, Nunisin^. Michigan. 



> Our campus consists of ten milVon 

 acres of mixed forests, with both virgin 

 and lumbered areas. 



Our demonstrations consist of actual 

 logging and milling of successful opera- 

 tors together with reforestation and 

 protection as carried on by organized j 

 forces. ; 



Two year course leads to the degree i 

 of Logging Engineer. j 



Instruction by foresters with practi- . 

 cal woods experience. ] 



CATALOGUE 



A VALUABLE RECORD 



ti the progress and relations of forestry, in America is contained in the 

 Pieyl^KDiNGB OF THE Ambbican Forest Conqress or 1905 which was published 

 Iqr^Me American Forestry Association. A limited number of the editi(m 

 iixiKkins and the book 



^WILL NOT BE REPRINTED 



Br^ry public library should have this volumid; every person who ia interested 

 m forestry and who does not now own one should avail himself of the oppor- 

 tmiSty to secure a copy before the editioln is disposed of. 



The price is $1.50 postpaid. 



Regular Ptice 



Membership in American Forestry Association |1.00 



Subscription to Amebican Forestet to January, 1913 2.00 



Proceedings of American Forest Congress 1.60 



The whole for $3.26 $4.50 



THE AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION 



MARYLAND BUILDING 

 1410 H STREET NORTHWEST WASHINGTON. D. C. 



In writing to advertisere kindly mention Amebican Fobkstit 



