February 4, 1911 



HORTI CULTURE 



161 



List of Advertisers 



Page 

 AdvaiK-e, The Co.l63 



Alleu, J. K 154 



American N u r- 



sery 143 



Aiihiue Mfg. Co. 144 

 Asclimnnu, G....141 

 Baiigley, Keidel & 



Meyer 154 



Barues, H. H...140 

 Baruard, W. W. 



Co 149 



Barrows c& Son.. 144 

 Baversdorfer, H. 



& Co 1.31 



Bay State Nur- 

 series 132 



Beaven, E. A. . .lo.'j 

 Bnbbiuli & At- 

 kins 13L' 



Biiddiugton, A.T.14S 

 Bolgiauo,J.A:Son 140 

 Boston I'"lori.st 



Letter Co 15,5 



Boston Plate & 

 Window Glass 



Co 162 



Braslan Seed Co. 14(1 

 Brecli, J. & Son.l4!i 

 Breitmeyer's, J. 



Sons 150 



Bridgemau's Seed 



Warehouse . . . 140 

 Budlong, J. A.. .132 



•■Buds" 149 



Burpee, W. A. & 



Co 147-149 



Buxton, Doane 



Co KW 



Carrillo & Bald- 

 win 144 



Chicago Carna- 

 tion Co 131 



Child s. John 



Lewis 131 



Clarke's, D.Sods.15(i 



Cowee, W. J 150 



Craig, Robt. Co. 143 

 Ciawbuck, G. W.154 



I>ards 1.50 



Dawson, H. S. .132 

 Dorner & Sons 



Co 131 



Dreer, H. A. 141-162 



Dysart, R. J 152 



Duulop, John H.150 

 Eastern Nurser- 

 ies 132 



Edwards Folding 



Box Co 152 



Ellwanger& 



Barry 143 



Elliot fs, W. 



Sons 145-148 



E.sler, J. G 163 



Ernest, W. H...162 



Eyres 150 



Farquhar, R. & 



J. & Co 132 



Foley Mfg. Co. .163 



Ford, M. C 154 



Ford, W. P 154 



Fottler, F i s k e 



Rawson Co. . . .149 

 Froment, IL E. .154 

 Galvin, Thos. F.151 

 Gloeckner, Carl 



R 149 



Greater N. Y.* 



Florists Asso. .1.54 

 Grey, T. J. Co. .149 

 Gude Bros. Co. .150 

 Hall Association. 163 

 H a r 1 o w a rden 

 Greenhouses ..131 



Hart, Geo. B 152 



Heaeock, Jos.... 141 



Herbert 131 



Herbert & Fleish- 



auer 145 



Hews, A. H.&C0.162 

 rnilflnger Bros. .162 

 Hill. E. G. Co.. 143 

 Hnerber Bros. ...152 

 Hollywood Gar- 

 den 150 



Home Corres. 



School 161 



Horan. E. C 154 



Hotel Brunswick.140 



Hunt. K. II 160 



Hunt, M. A 341 



Hiffe. D 163 



Isbell. S. M. & 



Co 149 



Jacobs, S. & 



Sons 163 



Jager, Charles .T.160 

 Kasting, W. F. 

 Co 1.-2 



Page 

 Stoothotf, H. A. 



Co 160 



Stumpp & Walter 



Co 160 



Sutton & Sons.. 145 

 Syracuse Pottery 



Co 16-' 



Tailby 151 



Thorliurn, J. M. 



& Co 149 



Thurlow's, T. C. 



Sons, Inc 132 



Totty, Chas. H. .131 

 T r a e n d 1 y & 



Schenck 154 



Trandt, Jos 145 



Vlcks, Jas. Sons. 149 

 Vincent, R., Jr., 



Page 

 Valentine, J. A. 150 



& Sons... 131-143 

 Wants, For Sale. 161 

 Ward, R. M. & 



Co 145 



Weeber & Don. .148 



Welch Bros 1.52 



Waterer, John & 



Sons 143 



Wilson 150 



Withers, J. T...132 



Wood Bros 131 



Woodruff, S. D..149 

 Young, A. L. . . .154 

 Young & Nugent. 150 



Zinu. J. A 151 



Zweifpl, Nic 130 



Page 



Kervan Co 155 



King Cons. Co. ..163 



Krick, W. C 155 



Kroeschell Bros. 162 



Kuebier, W. H. .153 



Imager & IHirrell.144 



Langjahr. A. H.154 



Leonard Seed Co. 149 



LeuthT, A. «: Co.141 



Long, W. H 150 



Lutton, W. H...164 



MacMulkiu, E...150 



Matthews 150 



McCarthy, N. P. 

 Co 155 



McConnell, Alex.150 



McCray Refriger- 

 ator Co 151 



.McCuUough's, J. 



H. Sons Co 152 



Mi'Hutchison & ^^m^ammmmm^^^m 



Co 143 ^^■■"■■^^^^ 



McKellar, C. W.152 OBITUARY. 



ftlcKenzie, J 131 



McMauus. Jas... 154 .».„., 



Miami Valley J- N. Bailey. 



MVhcU "^H Fci'148 J- N- Bailey, formerly manager of 



jiic'higan Cut the Buffalo Cut Flower Co., died on 



Flower Ex — 155 Sunday, Jan'y 29, after a year's sick- 



Miiiing. A .....154 jjggg j^g .^ygg popular with the craft 



Miliaug; f'""!"'. .'Il54 and many floral remembrances were 



Slili'pr. K. s 131 sent to the bereaved family by mem- 



M.i'tz. A. & Co. 154 f,p,.s of tiig trade. 



Miiiiinger. J. C.lbd _ 



"xash ".*:'!*':.. '^154 IVfs- John Young. 



Morse. C.C.&C0.149 ]y[,.g Minnie E. Young, wife of the 



N^E^^'Nu^^i'^r'ies'iw '^te John Young who was president of 



kiessen, Loo Co'.l.'i2 the C. Young & Sons Co., St. Louis, 



oberlin. Thos. J. 141 Mo., died on Sundav Jan. 29, after an 



0*^(1™""' Pros"'' '144 illness of two months. Mrs. Young 



nuw°erkerk!"p..'.'l32 was not actively engaged in the busi- 



Palethorpe.' P. R. ness but retained her husband's inter- 



T V° ■ w ■ 1 ■ &^^ ^^*- ^^^- Young was well-known 



s^^!'. .'. ... 150 among the local trade as she was head 



Park Floral Co. 150 of the cutflower department before her 



Parshelsky Bros.163 husband's death six years a^o. She 



Pem>ock-Meehar^^^^^ leaves four children and a host of 



Perkins St. Nur- friends in the trade to mourn her loss. 



series .141 -pj^g f;,neral took place from her late 



T'eters & "eert^^^ residence. 4928 Forest Park boulevard. 



Pierson."F.'R.Co.l44 St. Louis, on Jan. 31st. The floral dis- 



Pierson, A. N...143 „]^y ^,^5 large and most beautiful. 

 [>iprson. U-B a r 



Co 164 ^^^^^^^HH^n^ 



Plant Food Co.. ^ " 



2nth Centiiry. .161 f^^^ ORLEANS NOTES. 

 I'oehlmann Bros. 1.52 



Pratt. B. G 160 Abele Bros, are busy preparing for 



Rppd & Keller... 1.55 ^^g gpjjng rugij of shipping orders of 



Rellte^^S. J * plants and shrubbery, of which they 



Son ' 130 have a large stock. 



^ man '!"'..^^'^.''. 132 An unusual sight for New Orleans 



Rice. M.'i- Co!!l30 was the simultaneous window display 



Rickards Bros.. 140 gf four of our leading down-town 



Rock" Tm* T°: 150 Stores which consisted of quantities 



R o eh r s, Julius of Cattleya Trianae plants in full 



fn 144 bloom and of splendid quality. 



Roland. Thos 131 „, . , ^ ■ ^ c 



R o 1 k e r, A. & 1 here is a treat in store for one 



Sons 162 who visits J. A. Newsham's house of 



Rowehl & Granz.131 Ljiium longiflorum, ICO per cent 



Sander & Son... 144 , ,,, , ^ ^ t ■ • 



Schllder Bros... 148 healthy plants from Louisiana-grown 



Schulz. Jacob... 150 bulbs; these bulbs have been grown 



Searles"'''otis'F"l1il ^° successfully by our city florists the 



Sharp, Partridge Past four years, that it will not be 



Co.' . .'. T.162 long before the imported article will 



Sbepard's Garden ^e discarded altogether. 



Carnation Co. .l.'iO 



Sheridan. W. F. .154 An ordinance now before our city 



Siehrecht & S><'- council known as the "Fly Ordinance" 



Sig'ge'rs* ,S-"sig- requiring the placing of all manure in 



gers 163 air tight receptacles and forbidding 



Skidelsky & Ir- the open use of same, promises to 



'•livii" b' S jr. .154 work quite a hardship on our city 



Smith, E. D. &■ florists and truckers, unless amended 



Co 130 considerably before its final adoption. 



s™i'tli' ^"'ii t'^'"^^ ^°'' *'^^ purpose of having the ordi- 



To ' !l32 nance modified a committee composed 



i-'inyth, Wm. J.. 1.50 of P. A. Chopin, J. C. Quinette, and 



^^''.'l'.'^'?.'''r.o ' '^ ' ''102 Herman Doerscher were appointed to 



Stearns, .\. t' appear before the council committee 



I. limber Co.... 163 having this matter in charge. 



Landscape Gardening 



A course for Home-makers and 

 Gardeners taught by Prof. Craig 

 and Prof. Batchelor, of CotdcII 

 University. 



Gardeners who understand up- 

 to-date methods and practice axe 

 in demand for the best positions. 



A knowledge of Landscape Gar- 

 dening is indispensable to tho*e 

 who would have the plessmntest 

 homes. 



250 page cataloirue free. Write to-dajr 



The Home Correspondence School 



Dept. H, Spriofffield. MaM. 



Prof. Craig 



Cocoanut Fibre Soil 



Fertilizer, tonic, molstnre and eyerytblDg 

 necessary for balbs, seeds, plants, lawns 

 and especially your fruit trees, young and 

 old. Nature's grower, not forcer. 



20tli Century Plant Food Co., Beverly, Mass. 

 HELP WANTED 



A YOUNG MAN of good habits, with 

 pome knowledge of greenhonse work, can 

 get a job at $25.00 a month with board and 

 i-oom, in vicinity of TUistou. bv applying to 

 S. S., i-are HO KTICTJLTURE. 



ORCHID GROWER WANTED— Must be 

 a good potter and worker. Good situatloD 

 for the right man. Send references to A. 

 Pericat, Orchid Specialist, CoUingdale, Pa. 



SITUATIONS WANTED^ 



GARDENER. 



Florist, 3U, married, no children; well 

 versed In any kind of flowers, vegetables, 

 greenhouse .and landscape work: wish po- 

 sition in private place; capable to handle 

 ijien; first class recommendations. Ales- 

 nnde r llnteanx, gardener. Noroton. Conn. 



FOREMAN wants position; at present 

 employed by wholesale grower In Massa- 

 chusetts. A No. 1 grower of Christmas, 

 Easter and bedding plants, also small ferns 

 and stove plants. Life experience In Eu- 

 rope and U. S. ; only responsible position 

 will be considered; correspondence confiden- 

 tial; can start thirty days after engage- 

 ment. Large salary expected. T. T., care 

 HORTICULTURE. 



SUI'EKINTENDENT or head gardener 

 wants position; open for engagement March 

 1st, 1911, or later; 20 years' experience in 

 the growing of flowers, fruits and vege- 

 tnl)les under glass, as well as out of doors. 

 Married. Only first-class position will be 

 considered. State salary and give full 

 particulars in first letter. Private inter- 

 view desired. T. D., care HORTICUL- 

 TURE. 



Greenhouse assistant, good man in rose 

 house; other experience; understands fires; 

 best references.' Y. T.. care HORTICUL- 

 TITRE, Boston. 



FOR SALE 



SPLENDID OPI'ORTUNITY for a wide- 

 awake party to acquire a well established 

 retail florist busine.ss. Stock and good will 

 to be sold, greenhouses to be let. One of 

 the best places in Massachusetts for a 

 progressive man. Present owner has too 

 much business on hand. Moderate cash 

 capital required. Apply HORTICULTURE, 

 Editorial Dept. 



FOR SALE— Special 16 x 18 and 16 i 24 

 double thick glass In "A" and "B" quali- 

 ties. Buy now and save money. Write 

 PARSHELSKY BROTHERS, INC., 50 

 Montrose Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



MISCELLANEOUS 



WANTED TO LEASE, with privilege of 

 buying, 10.000 to 20.000 feet of glass, 

 dwelling house, and some land. Wanted 

 In take possession April or later. X. care 

 HORTICULTURE, Boston. 



Chicago, III. — The American Horti- 

 cultural Co. will increase their capital 

 stock from $5,000 to $25,000. 



