December 19, 1908 



HORTICULTURE 



851 



List of Advertisers 



fagc 

 Advance, The Co. • • 855 



Allen J. K 845 



American NurseryCo 8.8 

 American Nurtery . . .828 

 Aschmann Godfrey. . .837 

 Atlanta Floral <Jo. • • - 84O 

 Bambrick Thos. 11 . • -8c 1 

 Barrows H.H. £6011.8*6 

 Basseu a. Washburn. 826 

 Bayersdorfer H.& Co 841 



Beaven E. A 845 



Kcrnnr H. G 845 



Blossom The ........ 840 



Bobbink & Atkins .- 827 

 Boddington A 'I.836 839 

 Boston Florist Letter 



Co 841 



Boston Plate and Win- 

 dow Glass Co> ■ ■ - 854 

 Bostrom-Bratly Mfg. 



Co S43 



Bowe, M.A 640 



Breck Joseph & Sons 839 

 Brekmeyer's J. Sons. 840 

 Bridge man's Seed 



Warehouse 839 



Budlong J. A 835 



Ruroee W A. & Co .839 



Buxton & Allard 855 



Carrillo & Baldwin ... 835 

 Chicago Carnation 



Co . 826 



Clarke's David, Sons.840 

 Geary's Horticultural 



Co 828 



Coan J. J 844 



Cot»ODa> Geo. & Co. -845 



Cowee W J 845 



Crmle, Robt. Co 828 



CraneH. L 828 



Crawbuck Geo.W . . . .845 



DanVer F. A 841 



Dingee & Conard Co. 836 

 DoaneGeo. B. & Son.B^ 

 Dorner F. Sons & Co 826 



Dreer H. A 854 



Dunlop John H .840 



Oysart R. J 841 



East Sudbury Green- 

 houses 826 



Edwaras Folding box 



Co 842 



EUottWm &Sons 838 



fcsler J. G 855 



Ernest W. H 85a 



Eyres 840 



Farouhar R.& J.& C0.8 -9 



Finger W. A 827 



P'lsjtc, H. E. Seed Co. 



83 9 -8«;3 



Foley Mfg. Co 853 



Ford Bros. . . 844 



Froment H.E 844 



Galvln Thos. F 840 



Graves E. T .826 



Greater N.Y. Florists* 



Association 845 



Grey T. J. Co. 839 



Giowers' Cut Flower 



Co 844 



Gude Bros. Co . . . 840 

 Guttman Alex. J 8 4-844 



HallAsso. 855 



Eiartmann Hjalmar & 



Co. 



Hauswirth M.C.&J E 8<o 

 HeacocV Jn^. & Co.. .827 

 Henshaw & Fenrich. .845 

 Herbert I >.<\ id & -v .1. .-. .-. 



Hews A. H. & Co 852 



Hilfineer Bros 852 



HUl.TheE.G.Co 826-82 



Hippard E....J 8:5 



Hltchings&Co 8 5 6 



Hoffman .841 



Horan E. C. 844 



Houghton F. H 8 ( o 



Hunt E. H 853 



Kentucky Tobacco 



Product Co 852 



Kervan The Co 845 



Keisler.P. F 814 



King Cons. Co 8^4 



Kopcsav Jos. 855 



Krick W. C 852 



Kueschell Bros. Co. .85c 



Kuebler Wm H 845 



Lager & HurTell 835 



Langjahr. Alfred H. . .844 

 Leonard Seed Co... ..839 



'.euthy A. &Co 827 



Lord & Burnham Co. 856 



Lutton W. H 855 



Manila Jos. A 835 



MacMulkin E. A...-8 4 o 

 McCarthy N. F.&C0.845 

 McConnetl Alex. . 840 

 McKellar Charles W 842 

 McKlssick, W. E. & 



Bros 842 



McManusJas 844 



Pare 



Marquisee Louis E...826 



Meyer J. C. & Co 845 



Michell H. F. Co. 839-853 

 Michigan Cut Flower 



Exchange 845 



Millang Bros 844 



Millang Frank 844 



Miller, E.S.... 8,6 



Moninger J. C 854 



Moore, J L 836 



Moore, Hentz& Nash 844 

 Moore* Livingston Co 841 

 Morse C. C. &Co... 839 

 MosbaekGreeohouses S51 

 Murray Samuel 840 



New Eng. Nurseries- 828 

 Newman J. & Sons.. .841 

 N lessen Leo Co. •-■ 842 

 Nonh Carolina Ever 



green Co 845 



Oberlin Thos. J 836 



Oechslin Fra^k 8*7 



Ordonez Bros. P35 



Ouwerkerk P 828 



PalethorpeP. R. Co.. 853 



Palmer W.J 841 



Par k Floral Co. 840 



PayneJohnA 853 



Peacock DahlUFarms 8^,6 

 Pennock-Meehan Co 833 

 Perkins St. Nurseries 827 



Pierson, A. N 836 



PlersonF.R. Co 837 



Pierson U Bar O....856 

 PietersA.J.SeedCo..839 

 Pcehlmann Bros. Lo.. 842 



Pratt B. G Co.. 853 



Pulverized ManureCo8^3 

 Quaker City Machine 



Co 855 



Raynor John 1 844 



Reed& Keller 845 



Reinberc Peter 8 4 2 



Revere Rubber Co. ..853 



Rice Bros £42 



Rickards Bros 8^9 



Robia&on H.M. & Co. 



835-843 

 Rock Wm.L Flo.Co.840 



Roehrs Julius Co 835 



Roper Albert 826 



Roland, Thomas . . .8i6 

 Rolker August &Sons852 

 Rose Hill Nurseries. -836 



Saltiord Geo 814 



bander & bon 835 



Schultheis Anton ... 8*7 



Schulz Jacob 841 



Scott. John 836 



Sharp,Partridge&Co8;4 



Sheridan W. F 844 



Shmn's, Warren, Nur- 

 sery 828 



ShumwayW.H 826 



Siegers & Siggers....8u 



Simpson Robt 8,8 



Situations & Wants. 851 



Slinn B. S. Jr 8,4 



Smith Elmer D.&C0836 

 Smyth Wm. J.. ..840 

 Standard Plate Glass 



Co 834 



Stearns A.T. Lumber 



Co. 854 



Stumpn & Walter Co 853 

 Sunlight Double Glass 



bash Co 854 



Swayne Wm. 826 



Tailby 841 



lhorburn J.M. & Co 819 



TottyChas. H 826 



Traenrllv ft Schenck.844 



TrepelC. C 840 



Troy J. H 851 



Twomey D. 1 828 



Valentine, J. A. ... 840 

 Vincent R. Jr. ft Sons, 836 

 Waban Rose Conser- 

 vatories . . . ., 828 



WatererA 828 



Waterer John & Sons 828 



Weathered Co 854 



Weber F. C 840 



Welch Bros 84a 



Whilldin Pottery Co.Ssj 



Weston H 8j6 



Wilson 840 



Wilson Plant, Oil & 



Fertilizer Co 852 



Winterson.E. F. Co. 842 

 Witthold Geo. Co... 827 



Wood Bros 826 



Woodrow Sam'l\...845 



Yokohama NurseryCo8-,6 



Young A. L 845 



Young John 844 



Young ft Nugent .... 840 



Zinn Julius A.. 841 



Zvolanek A.C 839 



PENNSYLVANIA HORTICULTURAL 

 SOCIETY. 

 Clement B. Newbold of Jenkintown 

 was elected president of this time- 

 honored society at its annual meeting 

 on the 15th inst. Randall Morgan, H. 

 P. Michell, Dr. J. Cheston Morris, and 

 J. G. Cassatt were elected vice-presi- 

 dents; Sydney W. Keith, treasurer; 

 David Rust, secretary. A silver medal 

 was awarded to Mrs. Geo. B. Wilson, 

 gardener Charles Bond, for Laelio- 

 Cattleya Madame Charles Maron. 

 Chas. J. Roebling, Trenton, N. J., gar- 

 dener James Goodier, exhibited Cypri- 

 pcdiuin Leeanum magnificum, for 

 which he was awarded a certificate of 

 merit; Cattleya Eureka, and a collec- 

 tion of eighteen varieties of Laelia an- 

 ceps, both of which exhibits were hon- 

 ored with a silver medal. Prizes were 

 awarded to Wm. Kleinheinz for Queen 

 Beatrice rose; to Walter Scott and 

 John Hobson for mushrooms. Special 

 mention went to Anglo-American 

 Spawn Co., Kennett Square, and Din- 

 gee & Conard Co., West Grove, for fine 

 exhibits of mushrooms. 



ST. LOUIS FLORIST CLUB. 

 This organization held its regular 

 monthly meeting on last Thursday af- 

 ternoon and President Young was es- 

 pecially cheered by the presence of a 

 goodly number of members from out 

 of the city who seem to take a much 

 greater interest in attending these 

 meetings than those who live close by 

 in the city. Chairman Augermuller re- 

 ported for his committee that the 

 "Smoker" would be held the latter part 

 of next month and a good program 

 would be presented. Julius Schafer 

 made application and Wm. Mackle was 

 elected to membership. It was decided 

 10 hold all meetings in future in the 

 afternoon at two o'clock, the nizht 

 meetings ha\ing proved a failure. The 

 old quarters have been re-engaged for 

 three months until the tiustees find a 

 better. The club recommended W. C. 

 Smith as next P. A. F. vice-president 

 tor Missouri. A. S. Halsted, president 

 of the St. Clair Floral Co., Belleville, 

 ill., staged their new carnation, Twen- 

 tieth Century. 



CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES. 

 The new officers of the Milwaukee 

 (Wis.) Florist Club, as elected at their 

 meeting on December 3, are: President, 



C. Dallwig; vice-president, G. Rusch; 

 secretary, M. P. Vallier; treasurer, J. 

 Heitman. 



The new officers of the Rhode Is- 

 land Florists' and Gardeners' Club, of 

 Providence, are: President, C. S. Mac- 

 nair; vice-president, Robt. Johnston; 

 secretary. William E. Chappell; treas- 

 urer, William Hill. 



The Montgomery County Horticul- 

 tural Society met at Dayton, 0., on 

 December 2 and elected the following 

 officers: President, J. J. Fromm; vice- 

 president, F. W. Ritter; secretary, Rev. 



D. Berger; treasurer, John Ewing. 



A CHRISTMAS GIFT EVERY GAR- 

 DENER WILL PRIZE. 

 A Garden Diary. — Underwood. Each 

 day of the year has a page, and each 

 page is divided into four parts, for the 

 record of four years. It is equal to a 

 shelf full of books. Price $3.25; by 

 mail, $3.55. 



Troy's WANT Corner 



WANTED 



Lnrge Koster's Blue Spruce running 

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

 price and how many you can supply. 



Write giving full particulars to 



r. M. 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, tiood salary and ex- 

 penses. Address J. K., Horticulture. 



WANTED — A working nursery foreman 

 and salesman, one who understands the 

 value of imported plants. Ret>ly to Sales- 

 man, care this paper. Correspondence con- 

 sidered private. 



SITUATIONS WANTED 



SITUATION WANTED— By practical 

 landscape gardener and florist; private or 

 commercial; middle aged: married. J. 

 Hodge, 44 West St., Fitchburg, 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 2H x 100 ft., well equipped 

 with Ferns and Bedding Plants of all 

 kinds, and Several acres of Perennials. 

 Also a good sized dwelling house and five 

 acres of land adjoining; also leasehold for 

 47 acres of additional rich land, about one- 

 half of which is set to Asparagus and 

 Pieplant. The husiness Is mainly whole- 

 sale — very little retail business being done. 

 Any one Interested will be furnished with 

 detailed information on application to 



THE MOSBAEK QREENHOUSE 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 B0.00O. For 

 particulars address R. N., care HORTI- 

 CULTURE. Boston. 



MISCELLANEOUS WANTS 



WANTED — Alsophlla anstralis, In smaller 

 sizes. State price and quantity in stock. 

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



Would be glad to hear from any growers 

 of fancy plants or cut flowers. P. F. 

 Potter, Florist, Rutland, Vt. 



