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HORTICULTURE 



April 11. IMS 



List of Advertisers 



Fage 

 Advaoce, The Co. . .-517 



Allen J. h. 508 



Altimj Culture Co . . .488 

 Amencan Nursery .- .469 

 Amcruan NurssiyCo 469 



Aschmann G 41^1 



Atlanta Floral Co. • . • 503 

 Bambtick Thos. H . . .516 

 Barrows H.H. &. 30n.49i 



Baur Floral Co 491 



BayersdorferH.& Co. 500 

 Bay State Nurseries.. 468 



Heaven E. A 506 



Bernind H. G 509 



Bloo.asdale Seed 



Farms .489 



Bedding ton A T. 466-489 

 Boston Florist Letter 



Co 504 



Boston Plate and Win- 

 dow Glass Co 517 



Bosch, Felix 490 



Bostrom-brody Mfg. 



Co .507 



Bowe, M . A 503 



Braslan Seed Growers 



Co USq 



Breck Joseph & Sons 489 

 Breitmeyer's J. Sons. 502 

 Bremond Martial.. ■ .4.^0 

 Bridgeman's Seed 



Warehouse 489 



Budlong 1. A 



Burpee W. A. &Co. . 



Buxton & Allard 505 



Carrlllo& Baldwin ...491 



Cassidy 1 518 



Castle Co 519 



Champion J. N. &Co. 503 

 Chicago Carnation 



Co . 467 



Clarke's David, Sons503 

 Cleary " s H orticuliural 



Co to^ 



Conard & Jones Co. • • 467 



Cooke G. H 502 



Cowee A 467 



Craig, Robt. Co..-.. -469 



Crowl Fern Co 504 



Dingee & Conard Co 4, 

 DoaneGeo. B.&Son 51S 



Donohoe W. H 503 



Dorner F. Sons & Co. 467 

 Dreer H. A. 487 515-51S 

 Dunlop John H ....5C3 



Dysart R. J. 5C4 



Eagle Metal & Sup- 

 ply Co 5i8 



Edgar, W.W. Co.... 507 

 Edwards Folding Box 



Co co5 



EMott Wm. & Sons. 486 

 Elizabeth Nurseries .460 



Esler J. G 517 



Esier J. G. & A. ...515 



Eraest W. H 517 



Eyres 503 



Farquhar R.& J.& C0.468 



FenrichJ. S 508 



Fiske, H. E. Seed C0.48Q 



Foley Mfg. Co 518 



Ford Bros. 497 508 



Froment H. E...497-5C8 

 Fruit Auction Co. -• 486 



Galvin Thos. F. 503 



Garnsey M . V 504 



Grey T. J. Co 489 



Gude Bros. Co 5 2 



Guttman Alex. J 501-508 



HaerensA ^g^ 



Hall Asso. 51 y 



Haines, J E. . . 467 

 HallockV.H & Sons, 490 



Hart, Geo. B 505 



Hartmann Hjalmar & 



Co 489 



HauswirthM C.&J £502 

 Herbert David&Son.487 

 Hews A. H. & Co.... 517 

 Hicks Frank S. & Co 509 



Hilfineer Bros 517 



Hill, The E. G. Co... 468 



Hippard F 518 



Hoffman 503 



Horan E. C 501-508 



Houghton & Clark. . 503 

 Hunt E. H 485 



Jackson Nurseries .-468 

 Jager, Chas. J Co... 515 



Kasting W. F........509 



Kentucky Tobacco 



Product Co. 515 



Kepner J. A 515 



K.ervan Co., The 507 



Kessler, P. F 495-508 



ICing Cons. Co 5 1 8 



Korat Mfg. Co 504 



'Kramer Bros. Fdy. Co. 



.•••S05-516 



Kuebler Wm. H 509 



Pag. 



Lager & Hurrell 491 



Landreil) 1». StedCo 4^7 

 L<iugjabi. Alfred H... 508 



Leonard I &J 467 



Leuthy A. & Co 470 



Lewis \. F. .Mfg Co.. 504 

 Lord & Burnham Co.520 

 Lutton W. H ii8 



Manda Jos. A 491 



Mann, Alex Jr. Co.. .506 

 MacMulkin E. A.... 503 



May L. L. & Co 485 



McCarthy N. F.&Co. 



49^-509 



McConnell Alex. . 503 

 McKeUar Charles W.5C6 



McKissick,W. E 506 



McManusfas 492-493.io8 

 Metropolitan Ma- 

 terial Co 518 



Miami Floral Co. . . . 490 

 Michell H F. Co.. ..488 

 Michigan Cut Flower 



Exchange 5c 9 



Millang Bros 509 



Mitlang Frank 509 



Mineralized Rubber 



Co 515 



Moltz, A .509 



Moninger J. C 518 



Montrose Green- 

 house^ 169 



Moore Frank 1 5 5 



Moore, Hentz & Nash 509 



Moore, J L 487 



Morris Nursery Co . .469 

 Morse C.C. & Co.... 480 

 Murdoch J. B.&C0..506 



Murray Samuel 502 



New England Nur- 

 series 4^9 



Niesscn Leo Co 507 



Ordonez Bros. 491 



Ouwerkerk P 419 



Palethorpe P. R. Co.. 513 



Park Floral Co 502 



Parshelsky Bros 517 



Payler Thos 505 



Payne John A 317 



Fennock-Meehan Co 5C6 

 Perkins St. Nurseries. 47a 

 Peter's Nursery Co.. -4^9 



Pierce F. O. Co 517 



Pierson, A. N 467 



Pierson F.R. Co 468 



Pierson U Bar Co. . . .519 

 Peehlmann Bros. Co. .468 

 Pollworth C. C. Co... 505 



Pratt C. S 487 



Pulverized ManureCosis 



Quaker City Machine 



Co 517 



Ray nor John I . . ■ 498 . 1 08 

 Red Oak Nurseiies. -467 



Reed& Keller srg 



Reid Edw 5c 6 



Reinberg Peter 501 



Reuter S. J. & Sons 516 



Rice Bros. 506 



Rickards Bros ■ 489 



Robinson H.M.& Co. 



"^oO'Soc, 



Rock Wm.L FI0.C0.502 

 Roehrs Julius Co. 



468-491 



Roland, Thomas . • . 490 

 Rolker August & Sons 



467-517 



Rose Hill Nurseries. -4^9 

 Rusconi D. •• 491 



Sander & Son. 4Q1 



Schultheis Anton — 470 



Schulz Jacob 503 



Scott, John 491 



Sheridan W. F 508 



Shurtleff J- B.&Son, 467 



Siggers& Siggcrs 517 



Sim.Wm 467 



Situations & Wants. .516 



Skidelskv S. S 467 



SlinnB.S. Jr 5<-8 



Smith Elmer Co 488 



Smith H. J 506 



Smyth Wm. J.. 503 



Standard Plate Glass 



Co. 517 



Steams A. T. Lumber 



Co ..517 



Stumpp & Waller Co, 



••-• -167-489 



S innywood Green- 



hiuscs. 515 



ThorburnJ.M.&Co.489 



Totty Chas. H 485 



Traendly & Schenck 



4 9 508 



Valentine. J . A. . . . - ■ 502 



Velthiiys K 4,0 



Vick's jas. Sons 489 



Vincent R. J r. & Sons. 467 



Page 



Wagner Park Conser- 

 vatories 504 



Ward R.M.&C0....490 

 Waterer John & Sons. 469 



Weber I- . C 502 



Wether & Don 489 



Welch Bros 494-506 



Wilson 503 



Winterson.E. F. Co.. 

 5 0.506 



Pate 

 Witthold Geo. Co 503 



Woodrow.Sam'lA 500-5(9 



Yokohama NurseiyCo 



47°-49^ 



Young John 49_,'5o8 



Young, Thos. Jr. 503 



Young & Nugent .... 503 



Zangen O V 489 



Zmn J A .*. 503 



HELP WANTED 



THE GLASS MARKET. 



It appears tl'at growers as a rule 

 know a gonii thing when they see it, 

 as is evidenced by their eagerness to 

 talie advantage ot the extremely low 

 prices of glass this year. Notwith- 

 standing the hard season most grow- 

 ers have experienced, we find the de- 

 mand lor greenhouse glass far above 

 normal. This proves beyond question 

 that growers are simply investing 

 their money :u glass, knowing prices 

 this year to be lower than for several 

 years past, it being a fact that some 

 have bought who will not erect new 

 hou.ses until 1909. 



This excessive demand, especially 

 for lGx24 Double, is havin.g its natural 

 effect in a sitiffenin.g of prices at the 

 factories which shut down for the 

 summer months usually in May; and 

 while jobbers' prices have not changed 

 as yet, there is a stroag inclination 

 towards an advance in the near future 



one 



one 



GREENHOUSES BUILDING OR CON 

 TEMPLATED. 



Middbbnry, \^t.— Page F. Potter, om 

 house. 



Ottawa, Ont.— R. H. Wright 

 house. 



Hannibal, Mo. — E. A. Hodge 

 house. 



Brampton. Ont. — Wm. Fendley. one 

 house. 



Denison, Tex. — E. Farley, range of 

 houses. 



Montreal, Can. — E. L. Pease, range 

 of houses. 



Hollis, N. H. — George F. Hills, vege- 

 table houses. 



Sheboygan, Wis. — .J. E. Matthewson 

 range of houses. 



Far Rockaway. N. Y. — I. F. Isen- 

 berg, conservatory. 



Leetsdale, Pa. — W. Rosenbauer, two 

 houses, each 18x112. 



N. Middleboro, Mass. — Miss A. B. 

 .Tenks, improvements. 



Philadelphia, Pa. — C. Eisele, six 

 houses, each 18 x fiO, ' 



Austin. Minn. — A. N. Kinsman, two 

 houses each 30 x 200. 



Keunett. Pa. — J. B. Swayne 

 houses, each 28 x 200. 



So. Manchester, Conn. — Seth 

 Cheney, house. 10 x 200. 



Mt. Sterling, Ky. — Mt. Sterling 

 Floral Co.. house. 40 x 75. 



Nashville, Tenn. — Joy Floral Co.. 

 two rose houses, each 30 x 400. 



Newton Centre. Mass. — F. E. Pal- 

 mer, two houses, each 35 x 150. 



So. Bend. Ind.— .1. M. Studebaker. 

 palm house. 26x50; house, 22 x KiO. 



New Orleans. I.a. — J. F. Dubois, 

 three houses, 11 x 100, 12x35, 18x100. 



E. Toronto, Ont.— T. H. P. Ham- 

 mett, one house; Joseph Boston, one 

 house. 



London. Ont. — Mt. Pleasant Ceme- 

 tery, one house; Asylum for Insane, 

 one house. 



Toledo. O. — Krueger Bros., two car- 

 nation houses. 30 x 250. 36 x 250. and 

 boiler house. 



four 



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WANTED — SALESMAN 



To Handle Good Side Line 

 On Commission 



One who calls on Floiisls, -Seed 

 Houses, Nurseiies, Cemetery Superin- 

 tendents, Monument Dealers, etc. 



The Kramer Bros, Founiiry Go. 



DAYTON, OHIO 



WANTED 



A competent man for designing and 

 packing room to take full charge. 

 Must be a first-class workman on 

 funeral w/ork and be thoroughly ex- 

 perienced in the retail cutflower line. 

 Also one experienced on pot plants 

 and design work. Good situations for 

 the right r>ien. Apply with references. 



§. J. REUTER & SON., Inc. 



Westerly, ft. I. 



FOREMAN W^ANTED 



A mau with good experience in 

 Koses and Carnations to take charge 

 of a commercial establishment grow- 

 ing for the wholesale trade. 



>V. J. DANA 



Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts 



WANTED — A good all around man for 

 greenhouse work and one who has a good 

 knowledge of palms, nzaleas, etc. State 

 e.\pericnce and wages desired. Address 

 Palms, care of HORTICULTURE. 



SITUATIONS 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 tor 

 Florists, Nurserymen, Seedsmen and the 

 Horticultural tjade generally. 



SITUATION WANTED In general green- 

 house work; single, age 3.5. five years' ex- 

 perience, commercial. Address W. W., care 

 HORTICULTURE._ 



FOR SALE 



FOR SALE — A large consignment o( 16l 

 24 double thick American glass, A and B 

 quality. For further Information write 

 Parshelsky Brothers, 59 Montrose Avenue, 

 Brooklyn, N. Y. 



FOR REN^ 



B'OR RENT — Six greenhouses, three acres 

 flue soil, for term of years. Cheap. Ad- 

 dross William Harris, Arlington, N. J. 



MISCELLANEOUS WANTS 



WANl'EU to lease with privilege of tiuy- 

 ing, a few sm.ill greenhouses with about 

 ten acres rich tillable land suitable tor 

 growi.ig .mi-se.'y stock, asters, etc., in good 

 retail district; state rent, size of houses, 

 cit.v water, railway facilities, etc. .\ddres8 

 Landscape, Fairfield, Conn. 



