August 22, 190S 



HORTICULTURE 



271 



List of Advertisers 



Page 

 Advance, The Co • • 274 

 Altimo Culture Co . • .244 

 American Nursery. . 25°; 



Aschmann G 2 2 



Atlanta Floral Co. .-.200 



Bambrtck Thos. H..-Z7' 

 Barrows H.H. & Son. 242 

 BayersdorierH.St Co.26t 

 Bay State Nurseries.. 255 



Beaven E. A 262 



Berger Bros 263 



Bermne H. G --265 



Boddington A 1. 



244-!;6-?57 



Boston Florist Letter 



Co 26 5 



Boston Plate and Win- 

 dow Glass Co 273 



Bosch, Felix ■ 244 



Bostrom-BraCy Mfg. 



Co :6 3 



Braslan Seed Growers 



Co »57 



Breck Joseph & Sons 2 17 

 Breltmeyer's J. Sons. 260 

 Bridgeman's Seed 



Warehouse 237 



Brill Francis 257 



Budlong J. A... ■•••262 

 Ruroee W A & Co .257 

 Buxton Geo. E 245 



Carrillo & Baldwin ...242 



Cassidy 1 2 74 



Castle Co...- •••273 



Chicago Carnation 



Co -45 



Childs John Lewis-. .215 

 Clarke's David, Sons .260 

 deary's Horticultural 



Co 2 <5 



Cotsonas Geo. & Co. .265 



CoweeW J 265 



Craig, Robt. Co. =44 



DaleEstaie •••• 27 ' 



Dingee & Conard Co. 245 

 DoaneGeo. B. & Son 274 

 Dorner F. Sons & Co.245 



Dreer H. A 243-273 



Dunlop John H .. ■ 

 Dysart R.J. ■■■ 



262 

 245 



Eaton Alfred N. 

 Edwards folding Box 



Co. 26a 



EUiottWm & Sons . • .257 

 Elm City Nurs'y Co. ,255 



E«ler J. G 273 



Ernest W. H 273 



Eyres ,6 ° 



FarquharR.&J.&Co.2<6 



FenrtchJ.S 264 



Flske, H. E. Seed Co. 



•■ -257 272 



Foley Mfg. Co 274 



Ford Bros 264 



Froment H. E 264 



Gaedeke August & C0245 



Galvtn Thos. F 261 



Grey T.J. Co 257 



Gude Bros. Co 260 



Guttman Alex. J . ...264 



Hall Asso. 273 



Haines, J. E 245 



Hartmann Hjalmar & 



Co 257 



HauswirthM.C.&J Eafo 



Heacock Joseph 246 



Herbert David&Son.255 

 Hews A. H. & Co.... 272 



Hicks Franks 264 



HUfinger Bros 273 



Hill, The E. G. Co... 245 



Horan E. C 264 



Houghton & Clark. . .260 

 HuntE. H '72 



Jacobs S. & Sons.... 274 



KastingW.F. Co.... 265 



Kessler.P.F 264 



King Cons. Co 273 



Kroeschell Bros. Co.. 274 

 Kuebler Wm. H. ■• 265 



Lager & Hurrell 242 



Langjahr, A If red H... 964 



Leuthy A. & Co 242 



Lord & Burnham Co. 276 

 Lutton W. H 274 



Page 



Manda Jos. A 242 



MacMulkin E. A. ..261 



Mathe*s Wm. 242 



McCarthy N F.&C0.265 

 McConnell Alex.. - 2*0 

 McKcllar Charles Wsrz 



McKissick.W. E 2 2 



McManusJas 2^4 



Mever J. C. & Co 2 2 



Michell H. F. Co. 236-272 

 Michigan Cut Flower 



Exchange 2f5 



Midgley L. C 245 



Millang Bros 264 



Monineer J . C 275 



Moon Samuel C 255 



Moore, Hentz & Nash 264 

 Morse CCS Co..- 2-7 

 Murdoch J. B.& Co. 262 



Murray Samuel 260 



N lessen T.eo Co 262 



Oechslm Fralk 2(4 



Ordonez Bros. 242 



Ouwerkerk P 255 



Palethorpe P. R. Co. . 272 



Park Floral Co 260 



Payne John A - 272 



Pennock-Meehan Co. 262 

 Perkins St. Nurseries 242 



Pierce F. O. Co 273 



Pierson, A. N 244 



PiersonF.R. Co. ....246 



Pierson U Bar Co 275 



Pcehlma. n Bros. C0..245 



Pratt B.G 272 



Pulverized Manure C0242 



Quaker City Machine 



Co 273 



Raynor John I 264 



Reed& Keller 264 



Reinberg Peter 262 



Reuter S J. & Son 



Inc 245 



Rice Bros 262 



Rice M. H. & Co 361 



Rickards Bros 257 



Robinson H.M. & Co 26s 

 Rock Wm.L Flo.Co.260 

 Roehrs Julius Co. 242 



Roper Albert 245 



Roland, Thomas .. -244 

 Rolker August &SonS2?3 

 Rose Hill Nurseries.. 242 



Sander & Son ...242 



Schlegel & Fouler Co.257 



Schulz Jacob 260 



Scott, John •• 242 



Sharp.Partndgc & Co 271 



Sheridan W. F 264 



Siggers&Siggers....274 

 Situations & Wants.. 271 

 Skldel ky & lr» in Co.257 

 Smyth Wm J.. --260 

 Standard Plate Glass 



Co =73 



Stearns A.T. Lumber 



Co *74 



Stokes Seed Co 244 



Storrs & Hartisc n C0.270 

 Stumpp & Walter Co. 272 

 ThorburnJ.M.&Co.2 5 7 



Thurlow T C 244 



TottyChas.H ..'45 



Traendly&Schenck.26 4 



United States Cut 



Flower Co 245 



Valentine. J. A 260 



VelthuvsK 244 



Vincent R. Jr. &Sons,244 



NEWS NOTES. 



James Bonnyman of Warwick. N. Y., 

 suffered a heavy loss by hail early 

 this month. 



The contract for the new green- 

 houses at Pine Grove Cemetery, 

 Whitinsville, Mass., has been let to 

 John A. Payne of Jersey City. 



In the hands of the new owners 

 Alex. Mitchell and C. E. Hurlburt, the 

 Mitchell plant at Beverly. Mass., is 

 being remodelled and fitted with up- 

 to-date equipments. 



The new officers of the Inter- 

 Mountain Nursery Co., Brigham, Utah, 

 are President, T. F. Troxell; vice- 

 president, B. Nelson; secretary 

 treasurer. E. M. Lyons. 



HELP WANTED 



and 



For stringing smilax or asparagus, 

 for tying up chrysanthemums and 

 other plants requiring training or 

 stakes, no substitute has ever been 

 put out that could quite take the place 

 of Silkaline, and there is probably 

 more Silkaline sold for florists' use 

 than all other material together. J. 

 C Meyer & Co., who manufacture 

 Silkaline, have recently erected new 

 mills on the banks of the Mernmac 

 River at Lowell, Mass., with a very 

 large capacity for the manufacture 

 of sewing threads and spool silks. 



GOOD MEN 



When you need good men, 

 skilled or unskilled, Write: 



THOS. H. 

 BAMBRICK 



34 South 7th Street Philadelphia 



Help of all kinds, including that for 

 Florists, Nurserymen, Seedsmen and tbe 

 Horticultural tiade generally. 



WANTED Immediately 



First class American 

 Beauty Grower 



DALE ESTATE, Brampton, Canada 



WANTED.— At once, an assistant rose 

 grower to American Beauty house near 

 Sew ^ork. Address with «penence q and 

 wages expected, Y. 1.. caie n"i"^ 

 TTJRE. 



Waterer John & Sons. 255 



Weathered Co 275 



Weher V. C 260 



Welch Bros 262 



Weigel&Ujlalussy..26 5 



Wilson ....-260 



Winterson.E. F. Co. 262 

 Witthold Geo. Co.- 260 



W.od Bros 215 



Woodrow, Sam'l A • ■ -265 

 Worcester Conserva- 

 tories. 2 4S 



Yokohama Kurserj C0244 

 Young & Nugent 260 



Zangen O V =45 



Zinn Julius A 261 



Zvolanek A. C =57 



From a letter just received from A. 

 Leuthy who is at present making a 

 business trip through the European 

 ornamental plant districts we learn 

 that the Ghent azalea fields give 

 promise of an enormous stock this 

 season. There are forty to fifty buy- 

 ers on the ground including John 

 Bader from Pittsburg and Mr. Eisele 

 of Dreer's. Azaleas are very fine this 

 vear and prices are about as usual 

 but palms are quoted very high in all 

 desirable sizes and find a ready 

 European market at those prices. The 

 stock of Kentias is not so large as 

 in former yeai s. Other decorative 

 stock generally is about the same as 

 in other years in quantity and price. 



SITUATIONS WANTED 



WANTED SITTJATION-As forester or 



B, care 



Place, B oston. ■ 



WANTE'D-Young men for greenhouses 



Must _ 



wages in first letter 



Avenue. Pawtucket 



Frank Hill, 

 R. I. 



and. 

 541 East 



FOR SALE 



FOR SALE— A No. 

 csod only two seasons, 

 make room for larger 

 Edmund Reardon 



16 Hitching boiler 



Being removed to 



boiler. Apply to 



Cambridg e, Mass. 



feet of 4-in. 



J&\$^$*™; and 2000 feet 

 t^S^TMpiS eoudition. 



Joseph Labo. Joliet, 111. 



and 



Florist business, store 



- city near New 

 application. 



Is Your Name In The Above 

 List? If Hot, Why Not? 



GREENHOUSES BUILDING OR 



CONTEMPLATED. 

 Amelia, O.— C. C. Pommert, one 

 house. 



Cliftondale, Mass.— Wm. Sim, house 



4Sv.200. . 



Quincy, 111 — F. J. Kroner, range of 



houses. 



Essex, Mass.— C. G. Cheney, . con- 

 servatory. 



Toronto, Can— Slighter & Sons, 

 range of houses. 



Glastonbury, Conn.— J. R. Morgan & 

 Son, additions. 



Winona. Minn.— Woodlawn Ceme- 

 tery, improvertn nts. 



Davenport, la.— Central Park, three 

 bouses, one 10x100, two 18x100 each. 



Manchester, Conn.— H. A. Nettl 

 vegetable house, 30x65; D 

 North, vegetable house. 30x6 



Providence, R. I. — Mrs 

 cott, house 25-80; E 

 servatory. 



FOR SALE 



jEfcVSK&asaa; 



11 Hamilto n Place, Boston. 



""F^iTlsALE— Retail nursery, sixth year, 



iti rue $«r3"S 



CULT URE, Boston 



Montrose Ave.. Brooklyn. N. Y. 



FOR LEASE 



O. West- 

 McCarren, con- 



-"POj^^EA^E^^reenhousSr^ell estab- 

 lished: stocked, and all in good ™ndttlon. 

 nlenty of land for growing. Murdoch, 



GrlEE St., Cambridge, Mass. 



— troll — TFASE— Lord & Burnham Iron 

 •Hou^OO by !«1 within Boston city limits 

 all h? good condition. Has been used for 

 carnations for past four years. Also will 

 sell fieh carnation plants for pl^vgth. 

 henches. Address C. C, care HORTICTJL,- 

 TTIKE. Boston. 



Ml ISC ELLA N EOUSJATANTS 



WANTED 



t ^rand a te,d B g =. <*%££ 



, n, ,„„„ & Sons Corp'n, 

 24 Treiuont St., Boston. 



