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HORTICULTURE 



July 7. 1917 



ALEX. McGONNELL 



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NEW FLOWER STORES. 

 La Veta, Col. I.f Hoy V. S|irliiKer. 



New York. N. Y.— (ieorne Allen, re- 

 inoviim to ^l^t! West IfiS street. 



Fishkill-on-Hudson. N. Y. Spy Hill 

 Conservatories. 22(t .Main street. 



San Jose. Cal. C t'. Navlet & Co., 

 roniovinj; to San Fernando street. 



NEW CORPORATIONS. 

 Sanford, Me. Huff, florist. JlO.OnO. 

 par $10u. President and treasurer. 

 Ceorge \V, Huff; Clerk, Eva S. Huff. 



Regina. Sask., Can.— Regina Florist 

 Co., Ltd.. capital stock, $10,000. 



Toronto, Ont. — W. .1. Lawrence Flo- 

 ral Co. wholesale and retail florists, 

 152 Roselawii avenue, capital stock, 

 $75,000. 



Terre Haute, Ind.— Dinkle Gardens, 

 llorists. capital stock, $10,000, In- 

 corporators. Gertrude. William and 

 Herbert Dinkle. 



Gibson City. III.- Peterson Floral 

 Co.. capital stock, $10,000. Incorpora- 

 tors, .-Xndrew and Mathilda Peterson 

 and H. E. Ramsdell. 



Chicago. III. -Mac.More Farm Seed 

 Company, capital slock, $5,000. Incor- 

 porators. Dorothy R. Summers, Irving 

 G. Zazove and S. F. Black. 



Greensboro, N. C- Piedmont Seed 

 & Store Company, capital stock, $25,- 

 fiOO. Incorporators. A. F. Messick, W. 

 C. Humphries and F'. L. De Vane. 



Burlington. Wis.— Burlington Floral 

 Company, capital stock, $25,000. In- 

 corporators. Frank A. Mueller, Henry 

 ,1. Heiderman and Mrs. Dora Plate. 



Cleveland, O.— Monarch Florist Co., 

 capital stock, $5,000. Incorporators, 

 E. C. Prior. M. L. Prior. J. W. Strana- 

 han, .1. E. Stranahan. and E. S. Davis. 



NEWS NOTES. 

 Catskill. N. Y,— The Red Cross flow- 

 er show here last week was a charm- 

 ing success. Henry Hanson and 

 George Pierson. florists of Catskill and 

 Jefferson, respectively, were generous 

 contributors. 



Mt. Vernon. N. Y.— Frederick J. Dod- 

 son, for the last five years manager of 

 .Arthur Dunrmetts flower shop, 25 

 South Fourth avenue, has resigned. 

 Mr. Dodson heads a commercial apple 

 orchard com] any in Delaware. 



Buffalo, N. Y.— The sale of carna- 

 tions l)v voung ladies for the benefit 

 of the Red Cross at W. .1. Palmer & 

 Sons down-town store netted $465.66 

 and we have received a photograph of 

 the receipt therefor signed by Red 

 Cross War Fund Committee Team No. 

 17. 



BUSINESS TROUBLES. 

 Secaucus. N. J.— \'oluntary petition 

 in bankruptcy has been filed in the 

 United States District Court by Abra- 

 ham D. Schelnfeld, florist, of Secaucus. 

 X. J., who gave his liabilities, unse- 

 cured, as $6,454.56, and assets as $1.- 

 324.78. The case was referred by 

 Judge Haight to Referee-in-Bankruptcy 

 Beach of Jersey City. 



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