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HORTICULTURE 



December 12, 1908 



List of Advertisers 



fage 

 Advance, The Co-.. 8-2 



Allen J. K 801 81 1 



American Nur«cry. . .772 

 Aschmann Godfrey . . • 789 

 Atlanta Klorai U. . . .806 



Bambnck Thos. H...818 

 Barrows H H . & aon . 796 

 B asset t •-. Washburu.770 

 Bayersdorfer H.6t Co 8-7 



Bsaveo E. A 811 



tJerninw H G 811 



Blossom The 8.6 



Bobbiuk & At kius • ■ .771 

 doddington A 1.7^0 793 

 Boston Florist Letter 



Co 807 



Boston Plate and Win- 

 dow Glass Co- • • • - 821 

 Bostrom-braOy Mfg. 



Co leg 



Bowe, M. A &c6 



Breck Joseph & Sons 793 

 Brekmeyer s J. Sons. 806 

 Bridgeman's Seed 



Warehouse 793 



Budlong J. A 8u5 



Burpee W A & Co .793 

 Buxton & Allard 821 



Carrillo & Baldwin . . .706 



CastleCo 822 



Chicago Carnation 



Co 770 



Clarice's David, Sons,8&6 

 Geary's Horticultural 



Co 722 



Coan J. J 810 



Cockroft Jas T 770 



Cottons Geo &Cu..8n 



Cowec W J 80S 



Craig, Robt Co ;68 



Crane H . I. 791 



Crawbuck Geo.W 811 



Dingee& Conard C0.7C1 

 Doane Geo. B. & Son 822 

 Oorner F Sn ns & Co 770 



Dorrance Benj 773 



Ureer H. A 8^1 



Dunlop John H .806 



Dysart R. J 807 



East Sudbury Green- 

 houses. 770 



Eiwards Kolding box 



Co 8 8 



E UotiWm &Sons 792 



taler J. G 8.1 



Ernest W. H 8,0 



Eyres 806 



FarquharR.ft J.&C0.793 

 Ftske.H.E. Seed Co. 



79V 1? ?o 



Foley Mlg. Co 823 



Ford Bros 803-8 1 o 



Froment H. E. . .803-810 



Galvin Thns. F. 7-7-806 

 Greater N.Y. Florists* 



Association 811 



Grey T. J. Co. 793 



Giower>' Cut Flower 



Co 8ro 



Gude Bros. Co 806 



Guttman Alex. J . ...810 



Hail Asso 821 



Hartmann Hjalmar & 



Co 793 



HauswirthM C.&J E«o5 

 Heacock Jnc. & O. . .789 

 Henshaw & Fenrich. .811 

 Herbert Daviu 613011.771 

 Hews A. H. & Co.. ..819 



Hflfineer Bros 8:9 



Hill, The E. G. Co.. .791 

 Hinode Florist Co... 797 



Hitchings & Co 823 



Hoffman 807 



Hoopes Bro, & 



Thomas Co 772 



Horan fc. i , 8<4-8io 



Houghton F. H 806 



Hunt E. H 820 



Illinois Healer & Mfg. 

 Co 787 



Jones McDuffre & 



Stratton 767 



Kershaw 793 



Kervan The Co 8n 



Ke.slei, P. F 80 



Kin z Cons. O 8?a 



Knopf, Chas.,FlorslCo770 



Kopcsav Jos. 8 12 



Krick W. C. 8-9 



Krjeschell Bros. Co.. 822 

 Kuebler Wm H- - 811 



Lager & Hurrell 796 



Langjahr. Alfred H.. .8 o 

 Leonard Seen Co. . ■ 

 L>cuthy A. & Co.. . . 

 ord & Burnham Co. 82* 



Pa?e 

 Lutton W. H 621 



Manda Jos. A 796 



MacMutkin E. A.... 816 

 McCarthy N. K.&Co. 



802-811 



McConnell Alex 8t6 



McKellar Charles W 8^8 

 McKissick, W. E. & 



Bros 808 



Mcvianusjas — 79*795 

 Marquisee Louis E.. .7/1 

 Mcjcr J. C. & Co.... 807 

 Michell H. K. Co. 793-8^0 

 Michigan Cut Flower 



Exchange. 811 



M.ilang Bros bio 



Millang frank 8iO 



Miller, E.S.... 7ji 



M^ninger J. C 831 



Moore, J L 771 



Moore, Hentz & Nash 610 

 Moorc-Livingslon Co 787 



Morse C. C. & Co 793 



Mosb^ekGreeahouses 8*8 

 Murray Samuel 806 



New England Nur- 

 series 772 



Newman J. & Sons... 807 

 N icsscn Leo Co. ... 8&B 

 Nonh Carolina Ever- 

 green Co 759 



Oberlin Thos. J 7^1 



Ucciisuu tTa„K 797 



Ordonez Bros. 7^6 



Ouwerkerk P 773 



Palethorpe P. R. Co. . 820 



Palmer W.J 8(7 



Paik fiorai Co 8.b 



Payne John A 820 



Peacock DahlijFarmS77i 

 Pennock-Meehan Co 767 

 Perkins St. Nurseries- 796 



Pierson, A.N 796 



Pierson F. R. Co 769 



Pierson U Bar Co. . . . 823 

 Pieters A. J. Seed Co.. 793 

 Poehlmaun Bros. 1 o. 



805-8CQ 



Pratt B. G.Co.. 820 



Pulverized MrfDureCo8ao 

 Quaker City Machine 

 Co 822 



Ray nor John 1 804 



Reed& Keller 811 



Reinberg Peter 808 



Reuter S J. & Son 



Inc. 770 



Rice Bros fo8 



Rickards Bros . 793 



Robinson H.M.&Co. 



788-803 

 RockWm.L FI0.C0.8..6 

 Roehrs Julius Co . 



772-796 



Roper Albert 770 



Roland, Thomas .. .769 

 Rolker August ScSonsSio, 

 Rose Hill Nurseries.. 796 



Saltford Geo 810 



Sander & Son .796 



Schlur ff Vern L .808 



Schultheis Anton .. 797 



Schulz Jacob 807 



Scott. John 71^6 



Sharp t Partridge & Co 821 



Sheridan W. F 8.-5 



Shtnn, Warren 789 



Shumway W. H 171 



Signers & Signers.... 821 



Simpson Robt 792 



Situations & Wants..8*8 



Slinn B.S.Jr 8to 



Smith Elmer D. & Co 791 

 Smyth Wm. J.. ■ --8^6 

 Standard Plate Glass 



Co. 721 



Stearns A.T. Lumber 



Co 822 



Stumoo& Walter Co. 

 Sunlight Double Glass 



>ash Co 820 



Swayne Wm., 77 1 



Tailby 807 



Thorburn J.M. &Co 793 



Totty Chas. H 771 



Traendlv& Schenck.832 



TrepelC. C 806 



Troy 1 H. 8x8 



Twomey D. J 791 



Valentine, J. A. .... 806 

 VinrcntR. Jr. &Sons,79i 



Wabao Rose Conser- 



v:ii iie> 773 



Watcrer A 789 



Waieier John & Sons 772 



We.ithered Co 822 



Weber F. C 8c6 



Welch Bros 799-808 



Pate 



Wheelwright Geo. W. 



I 'apet Cu 7^- 



Whilldin Pottery Co. 8 9 



Weston H 789 



Wiison 730 



Wilson Plant, Oil & 



Fertilizer Co 820 



Wuiiersou.E. F. Co. 8^8 

 Wmhoid Geo, Co. . . 797 

 Wood Bros 771 



NEWS NOTES. 

 Pittsburg, Pa.— Harris Bros, have 

 moved from Fifth Ave. to Market St. 



New Britain, Conn. — The florist 

 business of the late T. E. Bennet is 

 being carried on by his wife. 



Spokane, Wash. — Fire supposed to 

 have started from spontaneous com- 

 bustion in a coal pile, damaged the 

 Barber greenhouses to the amount of 

 $200 November 30. 



Waukesha, Wis. — The old green- 

 houses of Schneck & Bleise were de- 

 stroyed by fire with a loss of $2,500 on 

 November 28. The new buildings, re- 

 cently completed, were saved. 



San Fernando, Cal. — W. J. Mann, 

 the present secretary of the San Fer- 

 nando Nursery Co., succeeds to the 

 position of manager made vacant by 

 the retirement of H. E. Middlekauff. 



Springfield, O.— The Schmidt & Bot- 

 ley Co. has completed its organization 

 by the election of the following offi- 

 cers: President, Adam Schmidt; vice- 

 president, Robt. H. Botley; secretary 

 and treasurer, C. W. Schmidt. 



Everett, Mass.— Clifford Tilton, flor- 

 ist, was made the victim of a bogus 

 check worker on December 8 to the 

 amount of $49. Floral pieces for a 

 dead sister were purchased, and the 

 name of the mayor-elect used. 



Chicago, III. — The failure of the 

 Fleischmann Floral Co. in New York 

 does not affect the company of similar 

 name in Chicago, as B. F. Rubel, the 

 president, states that Mr. Fleischmann 

 has had no interest in that business 

 since 1903. 



Riverhead, N. Y. — Arthur Lee's 

 greenhouses in this Long Island vil- 

 lage have been extended from year to 

 year until they now number fifteen. 

 The place is a good example of how 

 to build up a local trade and develop 

 a valuable clientage. 



The La Crosse Florists' and Gar- 

 deners' Association has been formed 

 at La Crosse. Wis., with seventeen 

 charter members. Officers were elected 

 as follows: President, J. S. Medary; 

 vice-president, C. E. Schaefer; secre- 

 tin v, \\\ It. Ellers; treasurer. Paul 

 Zoelner. Meetings will be held at 

 Hotel Stoddard the second Tuesday of 

 each month. 



Page 



Woodrow Sam'l A....768 



Yokohama Nursery C0789 

 Young A L tin 



Young John 8C4-8.0 



Young & Nugent . . . .806 



Zinn Julius A.. P07 



Zvolane* A C 793 



Zangen O. V 7^1 



IN BANKRUPTCY. 

 Washington, D. C— J. J. Harty & 

 Co., wholesale florists, are reported as 

 failed, and Mr. Harty has disappeared 

 from the city. 



MISCELLANEOUS WANTS 



WANTED — Alsophila austrnlis, In smaller 

 sizes. State price and quantity in stock. 

 J. F. Anderson. Short Hills, N. J. 



Troy's WANT Corner 



WANTED 



Large Roster's Blue Spruce running 

 from 5 ft. to 8 ft. high. State size and 

 price and how many you can supply. 



Write giving: full particulars to 



J. H. TKOY, 



Care "The Rosery," 

 24 East 34th St., NEW YORK CITY. 



HELP WANTED 



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 the 

 Horticultural trade generally. 



SALESMAN WANTED 



For nursery stock from an old established 

 nursery. Must have experience and knowl- 

 edge of the business. Good salary and ex- 

 penses. Address J. K., Horticulture. 



WANTED — A working nursery foreman 

 and salesman, one who understands the 

 value of imported plants. Reply to Sales- 

 man, care this paper. Correspoudence con- 

 sidered private. 



HELP WANTED— Experienced man to 

 take charge of our plant and bulbous de- 

 partment. S. J. Keuter & Son, Inc., Wes- 

 terly, R. 1. 



SITUATIONS WANTED 



SITUATION WANTED— By practical 

 landscape gardener and florist; private or 

 commercial; middle aged; married. J. 

 Hodge, -14 West St., Fitchburg, Mass. 



SITUATION WANTED— In some well 

 established greenhouse plant or in some 

 ilorists* store, in or around Boston pre- 

 ferred. A-No.-l references. Address II. G. 

 Hampe, t9 Spring Park Ave., Jamaica 

 Plain, Mass. 



FOR SALE 



On Favorable 

 Terms 



FOR SALE 



The Mosbaek Greenhouse Co. offer their 

 plant at Onarga, Illinois, for sale. This 

 plant consists of Eight Modern Green- 

 houses each 25 x 100 ft., well equipped 

 with Ferns and Bedding Plants of all 

 kinds, and Several acres of Perennials. 

 Also a good sized dwelling house anil Ave 

 acres of land adjoining; also leasehold for 

 47 acres of additional rich land, about one- 

 hrlf of which Is set to Asparagus and 

 Pieplant. The business Is mainly whole- 

 sale^ — very little retail business being done. 

 Any one' interested will be fenilshed with 

 detailed information on application to 



THE MOSBAEK GREENHOUSE CO. 



ONARUA, ILLINOIS 



FOR SALE — Retail nursery, sixth year, 

 doing good, steady and Increasing trade. 

 Stock In excellent condition. Only local 

 supply for community of 50.000. For 

 pirtloutnrs address R. N., care HORTI- 

 CULTURE. Boston. 



