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HORTICULTURE 



June 10, 1911 



List of Advertisers 



Page 



Advauee Co 867 



Am. Woodenware 



Mfg. Co 866 



Aphine Mtg. Co. 863 

 Asclimann> G 839 



Badgley. R«'<J'^'or,fi 



& Meyer ■•'■^" 



Barnard, W. \V .^.^ 



Bar?ows-&-Sou.g^g 



Bayersdorfer, H. 



it Co J,---°'' 



Bay State Nur- 

 series Vt 



Bobbiuli & At- 



l;ins ^ 



Boddlugton, A.T.847 

 Bolgiano. J. *£ 



Soa ■. • 1°°^ 



Boston Florist _ 



Letter Co Sol 



Boston Plate & 



Window Glass 



Co 867 



Brasian Seed Co. 851 

 Breck, J. & Son. 851 

 Breitmeyer, J-„p., 



Sous ^^- 



Bridgemau's Seed 



WareUouse ...801 

 Budloug, J. A. ..854 



"Buds" .851 



Burpee, W. A. & 



Co 850 



Chicago Carna- 

 tion Co 839 



Child s, John 



Lewis 850 



Clarke's, D.Sons.852 

 Coldwell Lawn 



Mower Co 848 



Cowee, W. J 856 



Craig, Robt. Co. 840 

 Crawljuok, G. W-.'S.ii'. 



Cards ^y- 



Dawsou. H. S. . .840 

 D^ Buck. .John. .838 

 Dorner & Sons 



Co 8.39 



Dreer. H. A. 860-867 

 Dysart, R. J.... 8.54 

 Duulop. John H.S52 

 Eastern Chemical 



Co 863 



Eastern Nurser- 

 ies 840 



Edwards Folding 



Box Co 854 



Elliot fs, W.^ 



Sous 863 



Esler. J. G 867 



Ernest, W. H..866 



Eyres 852 



Farquhar, R. & 



J. & Co 851 



Fitzgerald-Morey 



Co 840 



Foley Mfg. Co... 867 



Ford, M. C 856 



Ford W. P 856 



Fottler. F i s k e, 



Itawson Co 8.51 



Fox Hall Farm. .850 

 Froment. II. E..8.56 

 Galvin. Thos. F.853 

 GloecUner, Carl 



R 851 



Grace, Patrick.. 866 

 G r e a t e r N. Y. 



Florists' ASS0..856 

 Grev, T. J. Co... 851 

 Gude Bros. Co. .852 



Hail Asso 867 



Hart, Geo. B 854 



Hatcher 853 



Heacock, Jos. . . .840 



Herbert 838 



Hews. A. II.&C0.866 

 Hillfinger Bros.. 866 

 Hitchings & Co.. 836 

 Hartmann Hjal- 



mar & Co 851 



Hoerber Bros... 854 

 Home Corres. 



School 864 



Holm & Olson.. .8.52 



Horan. E. C 8.56 



Hunt. E. IT 863 



Jacobs. S. & Son. 867 



Jansky, J 854 



Kasting, W. F 



Co. 8.57 



Kervan Co 856 



King Cons. Co.. 867 

 Krick. W. C....856 

 Kroeschell Bros. 866 

 Krnchtcn. John. 854 

 Knebler. W. H..8.57 

 Lager & Hnrrell.83S 



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Langjahr, A. H.856 Wants, For Sale.864 Wilson Plant Oil 



Leonard Seed Co.851 ^^•ard. R. M. &^^ ^C„. .^^^^. .... .863 



Leuthy. A. & Co.840 Weli-h Bros .S54 Young, A. L 856 



Loechner & Co. .849 Wilson 852 Young & Nugent.856 



Long W. H 852 Withers, J. T...840 Zinu, J. A 85.'! 



MacMulkin, B...852 — — __^ 



Mamiewf'.'.''.''.;:852 COLDWELL LAWN MOWERS. 



'^'co'?'!!'f.'..'^'. ...857 Coldwell lawn mowers have been 



McConueli, Alex.852 continuously on the market for over 



McCullough's, J. thirty years, during which time the 



McHutchisou" & ^ output has increased from less than 



Co ,.840 750 per year to over 750 per day. The 



McKellar, C. W.S54 manufacturing plant has also increased 



McmIuus,' ias .li fo>" a small shop to a plant which 



Michell, H. F. covers over 154.000 square feet of 



Co. .....850 floor space. We recently had the 



^''Flower Ex " '857 pleasure of an inspection of the new 

 Millaug. Chas.!!!856 establishment now being fitted up for 

 Millang. F 856 occupancy by this enterprising con- 

 Miller, E. s.... .838 pj,j,j^ rpjjg building is six stories high, 



MOltZ, A. IK CO. .000 . i c i il TT 1 



Mouinger. J. C..867 with a water front on the Hudson 



Moore, Hentz & River of over 1000 lineal feet and a 



M,Sav,-Sam\;ei:ii dockage depth of 20 feet. On the 



,T r^ XT „„!„„ cji, other side of the building is the main 



Niessen, Leo Co. 854 line of the West Shore R. R. with sid- 



Oechsliii, Frank.838 ings for the use of the factory, so 



Ordonez Bros.... 838 ^^gj loading and unloading of 



Ouwerkerk. P. ,.840 ^ . , , ., , ,. 



Palethorpe, P. R. material by rail or by water 



Co '■ 863 is all done on the company's 



Palmer, W. J. & premises. The building is magnifi- 



Pai-li" Floi-ai Co.!s52 cently equipped with a 750 horse- 



Parshelsky Bros.867 power engine, automatic sprinkling 



Pennock-Meehan _ outfit Ihroughout— in fact everything 



rei-kius St Nur- ' that experience could teach, business 



serieis '. 840 sagacity suggest or ample capital bu\' 



I'eters & Reed have been incorporated in this won- 



PWnips,'jno.'v:853 derfuUy perfect plant. 



Pierce, F. O. & The demand for the motor mowers 



Co 866 made here has made all this equip- 



Pier^on' **f^'r^^'' ment necessary. They are made with 



Co. .'. .868 all the fine workmanship of an auto- 



Pierson U-B a r mobile and are rapidly puttin.g the 



Tyf^'i 'i^■„'„■/l' ■ 'r>'^ '^^ horse mowers out of commission in 



Plant Food Co., j u j 



20th Century.. 863 this country and abroad. 



Poehlraann Bros. 839 



Reed' ."fKe'l'ler: '.856 GREENHOUSES BUILDING AND 



Reinberg, Peter. 854 CONTEMPLATED. 



Rice. M. & Co... 838 



Rickards Bros... 851 Rochdale, Mass.— Perry, one house. 



Robmson & Co. .8.54 



Roehrs.^^Jn'i'ius''*^" Oakland, Cal.— Mary E. Keller, one 



Co. .' 846 house. 



Roland, Thos.... 838 „ , „ , 



R o 1 k e r, A. & Orange, N. J. — Fred Read, one 



Sons . .■ 866 house. 



Sander & Son... .838 



Schulz, Jacob. ..852 Oakland, Calif. — Donioto Bros., one 



Scott, John 840 hnnco 



Sharp, Partridge _ '"J""'^- 



s<S.Zw„'„" '<%: " ir'f^l Storm Lake, la. — John L. Munson, 



Sheridan, W . F..S;»6 



Siebreeht & Sie- _ one house. 



Sigge?s' &"sig-*''' Wheeling, W. Va.— John Dieckman, 



gers r.806 one house. 



Skidelsky & Ir- 

 win 839 Newport, R. I. — Marsden J. Perry, 



Smith, P. J 856 one house. 



Smith, E. D. & 



„ Co. 8.39 Kankakee, 111.— Splear Bros., house 



"•.. ..^^ .-840 50x200 feet. 



it™n?aVd^^''prate'"^'" Somersworth, N. H.— G. S. RaniS- 



Giass Co. .....867 burg, one house. 



Stearns, A. T. „ „ ,, t 



Lumber Co 807 Windsor, Conn. — George F. Mcln- 



Stumpp & Wal- tosh, one house. 



ter Co 863 



Syracuse Pottery Providence, R. I. — Chas. H. Hunt. 



Ta^iuiy ".':;'''..". its c^'-rnation house. 



^&"co"' '^' ^''.851 Deland, Fla.— William B. Curry, 



Thurlow'sT. "c."^ range of houses. 



Tot'tyf'cha's.ii! !s39 St. Louis, Mo, — George Deutsch- 



T r a e n d 1 y & mann, one house. 



Schenck .8.56 



Valentine, J. A. 8.52 Savanna, III. — Savanna Greenhouse, 



Tick's, Jas. Sons t^o 200-toot houses. 



8.->l 



Vincent, R., .Jr.. Sterling, III.— J. L. Swarthy, two 



WalbHd|e-& -?^".l^ houses, each 25x100 feet. 



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I WANTS, FOR SALE, ETC. 1 



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 HELP WANTED 



WANTED about July 1, a flrst-class car- 

 nation man. Must be young, single and 

 absolutely temperate. A growing place for 

 the right man. References required. C. G.. 

 (.are HORTICULTURE. 



ROSE cltOWER WANTED— Competent, 

 nndevst.iiidiiis cutting and paeliiug for 

 wliDlosiile niarlcet. .$7.5.00 to .$100.00 a 

 m.inth. Address W. .T. S.. i-are HORTI- 

 (TLTrRE. Iloston. 



CARNATION (iROWER WANTED— 



Single man. <;ood position for man who 

 can" till it properly. Address W. J. S., 

 earo III ili'l'ICrLTURE, Boston. 



FOR SALE 



FOR SALE— Special 16 x 18 and 18 x 24 

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

 ties. Bnj now and nave money. Writ* 

 PARSHELSKT BROTHERS, INC., » 

 Montroae Are., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



BUSINESS CHANCES 



PARTNER WANTED— An old estab- 

 lished seed and implement house wants a 

 live, hustling, young man to buy part In- 

 terest and help in the active management 

 of the rapidly growing business. The con- 

 cern stands well in the trade and with 

 proper help and management, can be made 

 one of the largest in the country. All cor- 

 respondence, confidential. Address ConserT- 

 ative. care HORTICULTURE. 



Sterling, III. — J. Swartley & Sons, 

 two houses, each 25 x 100 feet. 



Bruno, Que., Can. — Mount Bruno 

 Floral Co., range of rose houses. 



Danbury, Conn. — B. E. Matthewson, 

 four houses, one 28x145, one 20x62, 

 one 22x50, and one 18x50 feet. 



Syracuse, N, Y. — Bannister Bros., 

 two carnation houses, each 30x200 

 feet: one rose house 30x100 feet. 



Ishpeming, Mxh, — A lot, 50 X 150 

 feet, on Nortli Third street, has been 

 purchased by Trebilcock Bros., and a 

 greenhouse will be built upon it. 



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