November 27, 1909 



riOKTlCULTURE 



767 



List of Advertisers 



Page 

 Advance, The Co. 771 



Alleu J. K 761 



Am. Nursery. • . .738 

 American Wood- 



enware Co 770 



Andersen Spi'l'v 



Co 770 



Asebmann G . . . . 752 



Banner J. L 761 



Barrows & Son.. 753 

 Baur & Smith... 739 

 Bayersdorfer H. 



& Co 758 



Beaveu E. A 761 



Benydale Experi. 



Gardens 751 



Bobbinli & At- 

 kins 752 



Boddington A. T.755 

 Boston Cut 



Flower Co 757 



Boston Florist 



Letter Co 757 



Boston Plate & 

 Window Glass 



Co 771 



Bowe M. A 756 



Breik J. & Sons. 755 

 Breitmeyer's J. 



Sons 756 



BridKeman'.s Seed 

 Warehouse ...755 



Brown A. C 739 



Burpee W.A.&C0.753 



Carrillo & Bald- 

 win 753 



Chicago Carna- 

 tion Co 739 



Clarke's D. Sons. 756 



Cook, John 738 



Cottage Gardens.750 



Cowee W. J 761 



Craig. Robt.. Co. 738 

 Crawbuek G. W.760 



Danker F. A 756 



Dards 757 



Dawson Henry S.740 

 Dingee & Couard 



Co 738 



Doane, Geo. B. .771 

 Dorner &SonsCo.739 



Dow Geo. E 755 



Dreer H. A 



753-770-771 

 Duulop John H. .756 

 Durand & Ma- 



rohn 760 



Dysart R. J 757 



Eastern Nurser- 

 ies 740 



Edgar W. W 7.53 



Edwards Folding 



Box Co 7.58 



Elliott W.&Sons.754 



Esler J. G 771 



Ernest W. H 770 



Eyres 756 



Farquhar R. & 



J. & Co 755 



Fernwood Nur- 

 series 752 



Fi s k e H. E. 



Seed Co 755 



Foley Mfg. Co. .771 



Ford Bros 760 



Ford C. S 739 



Froment H. E.. .760 



Greater N. T. 

 Florists' Asso. . .760 

 Grey T. J. Co... 7.55 

 Gude Bros Co.. .7.56 

 Guttman Alex J. 760 



Hail Association. 771 

 Hartmann HJal- 



mar & Co 7.55 



Hauswirth 756 



Heacock Jos. Co.753 



Herbert 739 



Hews A.H.& Co. 770 

 Hilfinger Bros. ..770 

 Hill. The K.G.Co.Tni) 

 Hitchings & Co. 772 

 Hoerber Bros.. . .7.58 



Hoffman 756 



Page 

 Home Corre.^p. 



School 7.50 



Horan E. C 760 



Hunt A. E. & Co.739 



Hunt Bros 7.39 



Hunt E. H 769 



Jager Chas. J. Co.769 



Kasting W.F. Co.761 



PSge 



Kervan Co 760 



Kessler P. F 760 



King Cous. Co.. 771 



Knopf Chas 739 



Krick W. C 761 



Kroeschell Bros. 



Co 771 



Kuebler Wm. H.760 



Lager & Hurrell.753 

 Langjahr A. H..7G0 

 Leesley Bros.... 738 

 Leonard Seed Co. 755 

 Leuthy A. & Co.752 

 Littletiekl U. F..739 

 L o r d & B u r u- 

 ham Co 772 



-McCartiiv X. F. 



\- Co 761 



Mar.Mulkiu E 756 



M apes Rustic 



\\'orks 757 



Matthews 757 



McConnell, Alex. 756 

 McCuUougbs J. 



M. Sous Co. . ..758 

 McKellar C. W...758 

 M<Kissick W. E. 



\- Bros 758 



McManus Jas....760 

 Metropolitan Ma- 

 terial Co 771 



Me.ver J. C. & Co.761 

 Michell IL F. Co.7o4 

 .M i c h i g an Cut 



l''lo^^■er Ex 761 



Millang Bros 760 



Millang Charles.. 760 

 Millang Frank... 760 



.Miller E. S 752 



Moninger J. C. .771 

 Moore, Hentz & 



Nash 760 



Moore J L 738 



Morse C. C. & Co.755 

 Murray Samuel. .756 



N. E. Nurseries.. 738 

 Niessen Leo Co. .758 



Oechslin Frank. .753 

 Ordonez Bros.... '753 

 Ouwerkerk P 738 



Palethorpe P. R. 



Co 769 



I'almer W. J. & 



Son 756 



Park Floral Co.. .756 

 Parshelskv Bros.771 



Patten & Co 739 



Pea conk Dahlia 



Farms 752 



Pennock - Meehan 



Co 759 



Perkins St. Nur- 

 series 752 



Peterson J. A... 751 

 Pierre F. O. Co.. 770 

 Pierson A. N. . . .7.52 

 Pierson F. R. ro.7.51 

 I'iersiiii T'nnrCo.772 

 I'ittsl.\ir<rh Cut 



Flwr. Co.. Ltd. 761 

 Poelilmnnn P.ros.7.5S 

 Pollworth ('.r.Co.757 

 Pratt n. (i. Co.. 769 



Hayner I. M 7.5S 



r.avnor .Tohn I. .760 

 Reed & Keller. ..760 

 Reinberir Peter. .758 

 Renter S.J.&.Son.7.W 



Rice Bros 758 



Rickards Pros. . .7.55 



Robinson & Co. .7.58 

 Rock Wni. L. ro.7.56 

 Roehi's Julius Co. 



7.'!9-752-753 

 Roland. Thos. . . .7.52 

 Rolker A.& Sons.77n 

 Rosens 760 



Sander & Son... 7.53 

 Schlegcl A; Fnt- 



tler Co 7.53 



Schmidt. J. C. .738 

 Schniitz F. W. 



O 751 



SchuUhois A 7.52 



Schultz .Jacob. ..7.56 



Scott. John 753 



Sharp. Partridge 



& Co 771 



Sheridan W. F..760 

 Shinn, Warren.. 755 

 Sipgcrs & Sig- 

 ners 771 



Page 

 Skidelsky & Ir- 

 win 738 



Slinn B. S., Jr. .7(il 

 Smith E.D.& Co.739 

 Smith W.\T.Co.738 

 Smyth Win. J. . .756 

 Standard Plate 



Glass Co 771 



Stearns A. T. 



Lumber Co. .. .771 

 Stoothoff H. A.. 769 

 Stumpp & Wal- 

 ter Co 769 



Syracuse Pottery- 

 Co 770 



Tailby 757 



Talmadge G. E..749 

 Thorburn J. M. 



& Co 7.55 



Totty Chas. H. .7.39 



Valentine J. A.. 7.56 



Page 



Vicks Jas. Sons. 750 

 Vincent R. jr. & 



Sons Co... 739-755 



Wallis Ed 739 



Wants. For Sale. 767 

 Ward R.M.& Co. 749 

 Waterer J.&Sons.738 



Welch Bros 758 



Wilson 756 



Winterson, E. F. 



Co 7.58 



Wood Bros 739 



Yokohama Nur- 

 series 7.52 



Young A. L 761 



Young John 760 



Young & Nugent. 7.56 



Zangen O. V. . . .755 

 Zinn Julius A... 757 

 Zvolanek A. C..755 



whole flower — sometimes a carnation 

 or chrysanthemum petal or even a leaf 

 that would strike his fancy. I have 

 often heard his rap at my room at 5 

 o'clock on the morning the show was 

 to open, discontented until he could 

 find some one with whom to converse 

 upon his pet themes, free to impart 

 his knowledge and advice. It was he 

 who first conceived the need of and 

 later was the prime factor in foundin,g 

 this society. To this man we owe 

 much, for it was his teaching that kin- 

 dled a desire in others to improve the 

 varieties we had a quarter century ago. 

 It is our duty at this meeting to adopt 

 resolutions setting forth our profound 

 respect as well as regret of his demise. 

 Through the e.torts of ex-President 

 Loveless, plans were devised to secure 

 the affiliation of various horticultural 

 societies. Last year the Lenox Horti- 

 cultural Society took advantage of this 

 otfer and this year the Massachusetts 

 Horticultural Society has joined us, so 

 we now have two affiliating societies. 

 It is to be hoped this number will be 

 increased each year, as I feel certain 

 the effect will be stimulating not only 

 to this society, but to the ones so 

 affiliating. 



In conclusion, I wish to thank the 

 members of the several committees ap- 

 pointed to inspect seedlings, for the 

 time and energy so generously be- 

 stowed in our behalf. Their work I 

 consider of great importance and their 

 findings are above reproach. We all 

 heartily thank the horticultural press, 

 who have so kindly devoted space tor 

 our notices, and the American Insti- 

 tute who have provided the exhibition 

 hall for this occasion and whose offi- 

 cers have faithfully looked after the 

 many details incident thereto. We are 

 also under obligations to these who 

 have given us support and encourage- 

 ment by donating special prizes. 



FOR SALE 



FOR SALE— SpecUl 16 X 18 aod 16 x M 

 donbia thick glass In "A" and "B" qnall- 

 ties. Buy now and save money. Writ* 

 PARSHELSKY BROTHERS, INC., li 

 Montrose Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



FOR SALE — Greenhouse property, with 

 stock and all; 12.00(J sq. ft glass, 1 13-room 

 house, 1 5-room house with all improve- 

 ments; a nice big store front; good retail 

 trade; established 15 years; acre of ground, 

 with lot on main street. 7710 Lorain Are., 

 Cleve land. O hio. 



BOILER FOR SALE—Small return tubu- 

 lar. In good condition. Good for small 

 power-plant or greenhouse. For particu- 

 lars write or call "Engineer," 11 Hum- 

 phreys Street, Dorchester, Mass. 



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