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HORTICULTURE 



April 20, 1918 



PINOLYPTOI 



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CiU ASS AM) OTIII.II I.UltW'lll IN <.\I(|)I.N »\ M.Ks. I.ITTKHS. 

 TK.NM.S (OIKTS. IIKI\ l:\« Ws. KT« . 



Tliln fluid nliRoliilcly (ipxlrnyH nil wwiIh iiii>I ntlicr kt'uvih wlwrovpr nniilli-<l 

 mill ItK flTi'ct 111! the Kroiiiul provt-ntu the- growtb of frc«li onei for a year ami 

 Hum Kiivi'H II irrciit <Iciil of time iind lulior, uh no cultliiK. Iioi-Iiik or liaiilliiir iiwiij 

 <»r IIh' wtfils In rcqiilroil. 

 W Illlllflli-Iir.. 111. wtrniii.-r-st lln.- ..f niSI N'I'IVTA NTS ,,m Hj,. iiinrli.l 



WEED KILLER ^-^ <!><EMICU CO., 507-509 W. ISIh St, New York 



1 <(l(KI>l'l)\ 111 \< 1; sol.K I 11 I). 



• rnliMl StBiidKr^ la»«a<ta<«a. 

 A tpraj r*mril7 fnr freaD, black, will** ly 

 thrlpa and inft arala. 



QBKrt. SI. Ml Oalla«, tSJ*. 



FUNCINE 



rer nlldfw. mat antt oihrr hllfkU 

 IM IfVora fralta and T»(Kahl»a 



Quart, iioa, OalloB. MJ*. 



VERMINE 



For aal worma, anclr worma tut atko 

 werma wnrklni In th» anil. 



Qamrt. (1. 00 1 0«ll«B. n.M. 

 ■ OLD BT DK^LBKa. 



Aphine Manufacturiog Co. 



MADISON. N. J. 



Use N. A. C. I'roiliicts fnr more 

 prolitnlile results. Semi fttr 

 prli'i's on our foiiiplete list of 

 Fertilizers and Iiiaei ticldes. 



HORTICII-Tl K.\L I)EI>T. 

 llarry A. Uunyurd, Slur. 



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106 Pearl St., New York 



B«BrtWtWtW? 



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For Codling MoUi 

 And Scab use 



SULFOCIDE 



and 



CAL-ARSENATE 



-a nc\v combination %vhich bids fair 

 to replace the old Lime Sulphur-Arse- 

 nate of Lead and Bordeaux-Lead mix- 

 tures, in both orchard ar.d garden. 

 It Is more powerful and m-'rh less ex- 

 pensive. 1 gallon and 3 lbs. makes 

 150 gallons of spray. 



Send for circular 



B. G. PRATT CO., flfft. Chemistn 



50 Church St. Dcpt. 12 New York 



CHICAGO SEED TRADE NOTES. 



Chicago seed trade stores are dis- 

 playing an offer made Ijy the Oliver 

 Typewriter Co. for J.'JOO in prizes for 

 the liest war gardens. 



The scramble for garden seeds 

 this year is much less to date than 

 was noted a year ago and it is more 

 than probable that much less seed 

 will bo wasted than was the case be- 

 fore. 



The bottom has fallen out of the 

 onion set market in Chicas;o. Tlie 

 derartment stores are offering fancy 

 white sets at 15c. and 18c. per lb. or 

 quart. Retailers who stocked up at 

 a high figure are the losers just now. 



A. Henderson reports the whole- 

 sale seed trade as having been verv 

 satisfactory, all things considered 

 Caladiums and tuberoses have bern 

 scarce, apparently because the grow- 

 ers have given their attention to 

 othpr thines more profitable. 



The Winterson's Seed Store Is 

 handing its patrons a verv instruc- 

 tive publication called "War Vege- 

 table C.nrdening and the Home Stor- 

 age of Vegetables." It is published 

 by the National War Garden Com- 

 mission at Washinston, D. C, and if 

 sturlied will no doubt prevent many of 

 the mistakes and disappointments of 

 last yeir, when manv did not get 

 back the value of the seeds they 

 planted. 



Washinaton, D. C. — Producers or 

 who'p'^.'lprs of flower seeds are not 

 incli'ded in the preferential list of in- 

 dustries wbic'i has iust been prepared 

 by the rriorities division of the War 

 Industries Bonrd. althous'h minufnc- 

 turers of fertilizers, insecticides and 

 funeicides and producers or whole- 

 salers of seeds other thin flower 

 seeds are in the list. The prefer- 

 ential list, which will be increased 

 from time to time as other industries 

 are found to be properly included 

 therein, is to be used as the basis of 

 P'-io'-ity orders for coal, coke, etc., 

 should such be found necessary. The 

 board has listed industries whose op- 

 eration is of exceptional impo'-tanco, 

 measured by the extent of th^ir direct 

 or indirect contribution either toward 

 winning the war or toward promoting 

 the National welfare. The same plan 

 will be followed as to industries and 

 plants in the transportation of raw 

 material and supplies required by 

 them in their manufacturing opera- 

 tions. 



OR 



flor- 



GREENHOiiSFS BUILDING 

 CONTEMPLATED. 



Hackottstown, N. J. — Herrick, 

 ist. six houses. 



W o s t e r, O. — Henry Hefacker, 

 North Heaver St., one house. 



;^0W oil c 



.^NSECTICI 



■•▼• year planta aod Iraca. J oat clic 



thilif for frri-uliuuae ainl uuldu.ir ua«- 

 Dralroyi Mealj Hug. Hmwo ami Whli^ 

 Bcala, Tbrlpa, Red .><pldrr. Black an<l 

 Ureeu Klj, Mltea, Aula, etc., without 

 lii.iiir> !<• pliMila Hinl wltliiiut otinr. 

 raed acrurdliiK tn direction, our ataiid 

 ard Innectlctde will preveot ravagea on 

 your critps by Inaecta. 



NoD-polaoDoua and barmleaa to uaer 

 and plant. Leading 8«edaiiipn and 

 FlnrUta bare ujed It witb wonderful 

 reaiilta. 



Deatroya I. Ice In Poultry Houaea. 

 Fleaa on Pnira and all Pnnieatlc 1'eta. 

 Excellent aa a n-nih for dogs and oilier 

 aiiliiiala. ReMerea mange. Dilute wItb 

 Milter 10 tn .VI parta. 



H IMni. tiir.: I'Ini, SOe. : Quart, »0e.; 



H (iailnn. t.l.!M: (Inllnn. (Z.Atl: A <l>l- 



loB Can. tin.lNI; in OkIIoo Ckh, $ZO.0O. 



DlreetlnnN oD package. 



LEMON OIL COMPANY 



OifL J. 420 W. LiiinitoD U, liltimn. M< 



". BFflNb ..V 



CONCENTRATED PULVERIZED 



MANURE 



Cattle Manure 



P0lTFnB«.d 



Sheep Manure 



The Mofi'tt' standard ol unttorm 

 high quality (or over icD yean. 

 Specify: WIZARD BRAND 10 

 jrour ^upp^y Hou»« ordo. or write 

 ut direct for prices and tretghl raict. 



THE PULVERIZED MANURE CO. 



M t'Blas li««»a tar«. Ilkla^a* 



NDCOTEEl^ 



For Sprajrnc 



APHIS PUNK 



For Fumickting 

 Aak Your D««lar »w h. 



HICOTIKE MFC Cfl 



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When writing to adverttaen kindly 

 mmntion HORTlCULTUR£. 



