April 23, 1910 



HORTICULTURE. 



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allowed their crop of sweet corn to 

 stand. Of course, it is not to be had 

 in any great amounts from any one 

 grower, but collectively there was a 

 large amount of good Zig Zag and 

 Stowell's Evergreen produced, and the 

 germination is high. A. O. 



Sheboygan, Wis.— The .John H. Al- 

 len Seed Company are about to build 

 a new warehouse of brick, on the mill 

 construction plan, three stories above 

 a high basement, 50 x 130 ft.; on same 

 lot, another building 50 x 130 ft., one 

 story with cement floor, for storage 

 purposes only, all of which is made 

 necessary by their rapidly increasing 

 business. This company's business is 

 altogether a contract dealing with job- 

 bers and canners, and the demand from 

 their regular trade far exceeds their 

 ability to supply for several years past. 

 While their headquarters at the present 

 time for the transaction of a large 

 part of their business is in Sheboygan, 

 there is a branch at Sturgeon Bay, 

 Wis., and growing stations are largely 

 in Wisconsin and Michigan with occa- 

 sional seasons in New York and Can- 

 ada. 



INCORPORATED. • 

 Sumner, Wash. — Sumner Floral Co.; 

 capital stock, $S,000; incorporators, 

 J. W. Thompson, Elizabeth Brentlin- 

 ger and Andrew Hiker. 



Atlanta, Ga. — Habersham Orchard 

 and Improvement Co.: capital stock, 

 $60,000; incorporators. X. T. Poole, 

 D'Anson Isely, F. A. Qiiillian and 

 J. W. Pritchell of Nashville, Tenn. 



Chicago, III. — A. Ostberg Seed Co. 

 capital stock $100,000. Seed, florist 

 farming and agricultural implement 

 business. Incorporators, Andrew Ost 

 berg, Chas. Swanson and E. F. Belle, 



VEGETABLE PLANTS 



Per loo Per looo 



BEET PLANTS ^c. $x.25 



EGG PLANTS 40c. 2.00 



PEPPER PLANTS, Bull Nose, 



S*cet Mountain and Ruty King 40c. 2.00 



TOMATOES. Small Plants, Earli- 

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 Champion, Ponderosa and Match- 

 less 30c. 2.00 



TOMATOES. Small Plants, Stone, 



Paragon, Favorite and Success 20c. i.oo 



Q ABB ACE. ^ij" 'is' of leading varieties, 

 20c. per 100, $1.00 per 1,000, and for 10,000 

 and over, 85c. per lo^o. 



LETTUCE, Grand Rapids, Big Boston, Bos- 

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 per I030, io,oco and over at 85c. per io-x>. 



Cash with Okdkrs 



R. VINCENT, JR., & SONS CO. 



Whita Marsh, Md. 



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Joseph Breck & Sons Corp. 



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17 East 19th St., - NEW YORK CITY 



J. M. THORBURN & CO. 



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NEW YORK _ 



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of my celebrated winter flowering Sweet 

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ANT. C. ZVOLANEK 



Bound Brook, ■ • - New Jersey 



SEED for FLORISTS 



TRUE IRISH SHAMROCK 



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Stocks, Candytuft, Salvias, etc , etc. 



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