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Eat. 1765 



Pot Mahars for a 

 Cantury anda Half 



11 OUT I CULTURE 



February 27, 1915 



F-OF» 



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LJSI 



HEWS 



STANDARD 



POTS 



Inc. 1904 



World's Largeat 

 Manufacturar* 



4kf<4C3 F3d3 E: A. F7 T hH E IM \A/ A. F7 E: S I=» ECS I .A LT I ES 



(Vrif* for Catalogue 

 and Ditcountt 



VISITORS' REGISTER. 



Albuiiy. N- Y. -I". Wi'lcli. Uoston. 



Illchmond. Va.: J. Otto Thilow, Plill- 

 iidclphin. Pa. 



St l^iils: .\rnold Rliigier of \V. W. 

 Uariiurd I'o.. I'lilcaRo; ('. W. Whitin- 

 Kor. rcpri\sontlii>; A. L. Itanilall Co., 

 ChlcaRo; B. L. Steber. representing R. 

 K. Lajicley. Jackson. .Mii^s.; S. S. 

 Skldelsky. Philadelphia: Samuel Selig- 

 man. New York. 



Boston — Robert Pyle. president Con- 

 ard & Jones Co., West Grove, Pa.; 

 Robert Slioch, represenlins M- Rice 

 l'o..Phila.. Pa.: Winfried Roelker, New 

 Y'ork City; D. Gruellemans, S. Giilde- 

 monil anil John I). .Arentshorst, bulb 

 salesmen from Holland. 



Pittsburgh, Pa. — Henry de Leeuw, 

 representing Gerritt Segers, Lissc, 

 Holland; G. Papendrecht, Warnaar & 

 Co., Sassenheim, Holland: Joseph 1. 

 Adler, The Botanical Decorating Co.. 

 Chicago, 111.; Joseph Ford. Florists' 

 Supply Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 



Cincinnati, O. — .Mr and .Mrs. Joseph 

 Hill, Richmond, Ind.; F. Lautenschla- 

 ser, representing Kroeschell Bros., Chi- 

 cago, 111.: R. .M. Rahaley. of the Mich- 

 igan Cut Flower Exchange. Detroit, 

 Mich.; J. T. Herdegen. .Aurora. Ind., 

 O. C. Heberling. Georgetown, Ky. 



New York — President William Cold- 

 well and treasurer Ross of the Cold- 

 well Lawn .Mower Co.. Newburgh, N. 

 Y.; J. B. Shea, deputy park commis- 

 sioner, Boston; G. X. .Amrhyn, New- 

 Haven, Conn.: F. C. Green, Provi- 

 dence, R. I.; Chas. Haible, Newburgh, 

 N. Y. ; W. C. Langbridge. Cambridge, 

 N. Y. 



Washington: John Von Zonneveld, 

 of Sassenheim. Holland: E. H. Flood, 

 Philadelphia. Pa.; O. C. Knoble. Cleve- 

 land. Ohio: Richard Vincent, Jr.. White 

 .Marsh. .Md.: Charles E. Meehan. S. S. 

 Pennock-Meehan Company. Philadel- 

 phia; George Patten. Martinsville. 

 Ind.: Mr. Rynsburger. of Lisse, Hol- 

 land. 



Philadelphia: C. B. Coe. represent- 

 ing D. M. Ferry & Co.. Detroit. Mich,; 

 H. L. Holmes, Harrisburg, Pa.; Chas. 

 Guelph. of Jerome B. Rice Co.. Cam- 

 bridge. N. Y.; C. W. Scott. Yokohama 

 Nursery Co., New York City; R. O. 

 King, of King Construction Co., North 

 Tonawanda. N. Y. : E. A. Seidewitz, An- 

 napolis, Md. 



A. H. HEWS & CO., Inc., Cambridge, Mass. 



KING 



WarrhouarB: 

 I IMIIKIIXiE. MAHB. 

 NKW VOKK, N. Y. 



Hand honed like a razor. Tested to out 

 the finest bouquet wire. Handles fit 

 your hand like a glove. At your dealer 

 or from us for 70 cents. 



SMITH & HEMENWAY CO. 



181 Chambers St., New York City. 



Makers of "Red Devil" Glass Cutters 



and other tools. Booklet on request. 



lliliai;!), Ill ,\ fiL-rsriii, diiisuii 

 City, 111.; C. J. Heardon. Davenpori. 

 la.: J. A. Evans. Richmond, liul.: A. 

 .M. Terrill, Calgary. Can.: A. L. Ghiscr, 

 Dubu(|iu'. Iowa: (!, KroHschcll, Sassen- 

 heim, Holland: Samuel Sdigman, rep- 

 resenting Wertbcinicr Bros., New- 

 York: A. N. Plerson, Cromwell, Conn.: 

 .Mr. Rciss, Terre Haute, Ind.: Robert 

 Roberts, with R. A. Slmnien, La Salle, 

 III.; .Mr. Thomas with E. 0. Hill Co.. 

 Richmond. Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. El- 

 spermann, Evansville. Indiana. 



GREENHOUSES BUILDING OR 

 CONTEMPLATED. 



Great Falls. Mont. J. L. Trump. {)ne 

 house. 



Woburn, Mass. — A. G. Lundquist, 

 Garfield avenue, one house. 



Blue Point, New York. — Charles 

 Fish, two commercial houses. Lord & 

 Burnham Co., 40 x 200 each. 



Chicago, III. — Edward Clody, 3942 

 North Clark street, house 25x168; 

 Frank Oechslin. range of six houses. 



Great Barrington. Mass. — Wm. Hall 

 Walker. 'Urooksidc:" Lord & Burn- 

 ham range, consisting of palm house, 

 rose and carnation houses, fern house, 

 two orchid houses, orangery, two 

 melon houses, two plant houses and 

 two peach houses which with service 

 annexes and mason work amount to 

 an expenditure of about J80.000. 



CATALOGUES RECEIVED. 



E. Stanley Brown, East Moriches, 

 N. Y.— An Approved List of Dahlias, 

 Gladioli and Peonies, grown tested and 

 for sale. 



Thornton Brothers, Lawrence, Mass. 

 — List of "Sure Crop" Seeds, Spring, 

 1915. Lists some of the leading nov- 

 elties in sweet peas and is particu- 

 larly strong on choice garden vege- 

 tables. 



iM. H. Walsh. Woods Hole, Mass.— 

 Walsh's Handbook of Roses. We hard- 

 ly need say that this list of roses of- 

 fered by the eminent rosarian and hy- 

 bridist M. H. Walsh, is a very choice 

 and reliable selection from the world's 

 rose treasures. The great class of 

 Wichuraiana hybrids which through 

 Mr. Walsh's skill, have so enriched 

 our American gardens, is fully covered 

 and the new prize-winning "America" 

 occupies the place of honor on the 

 cover page, in full color. The novelty 

 list in the various classes is interest- 

 ing and comprehensive. There are 

 many handsome illustrations. 



New York Florist Bowling Club, 



Thursday. February 11. 



l.st 2iid 



Game On me 



Miesem 191 180 



.Tncohson 17.'5 1.54 



. II. Siphrccht 152 159 



. P. Kord 162 201 



\V. Scott ICl 150 



C. Itiedcl liJ-T 173 



Fenrlcb 176 179 



Schanzpr 107 121 



Schleissenger 181 



McoonI 10.3 171 



Tlie niune that assures "the 

 most for the money" In 



GREENHOUSES 



Write for Bulletin No. 47 

 anil v()u will see why. 



KING CONSTRUCTION CO. 



28 King's Road, N. Tonawanda, N.Y. 



S«Qd your butinesa direct to WamkiagtOB. 

 Saves time and inaurea better serrice. 

 P«r*OBai attention g:uaranteed. 

 Thirty years actire service. 



SiGGERS & SIGGERS 



rATBKT LAWVBRS 



Bos 9, Natioiuil Union Building 

 Waihington, D. C. 



1000 RKADY FACKEU ('BATK8 



STANDARD FLOWER POTS AND BULB PANS 



can be sliiii- <1 

 per crate 



on 



I :in hour's notice. Price 



2000 l^ In r,i J,;(Hl 



ISOO 2 " " 4.8K 



1500 2Vt " " 5.25 



1500 2M! " " 6.00 



1000 3 '• " 5.0O 



800 3% " •• 5.80 



50O 4 Id. @ $4.S0 



456 4H " " B.24 



320 5 " " 4il 



210 6% " " 3.78 



144 6 " " 3.18 



120 7 " " iM 



60 8 " " 8.00 



HILFINGER BROS., Potttry, Fort Edward, N.T. 



Ainst Rolkir I Sns, SI Barcby St., N. T. City, t|MU 



tUI VlClUn- Ui| llstaci mt Tra<«EiMt1 



The beat PAPKB 

 POT for ablpplnc 

 purpoHM. Slses froB 

 t in. to • In. 



Auk Toar dealer f«r 

 them. Sample* (r««. 



E. ALLAN FKIRCB. 



401 Oak* St., 

 Waltham, Maaa. 



I— STANDARD FLOWER-n 



If your KreeDhouBe* sre within 500 mile* 

 of the Capitol, wrlto us, we can save 

 Tou money. 



W. H. ERNKST 

 • 28th A M Sts. Washlneton. DC am 



SUNDIALS 



Real brori7^ Cr^.oniai djMRn 



From $5.00 Up 



STtd for new Caialogue of 

 Garden requisites. 



THE M. D. JONES CO. 



71 Portland St.. Boalon 



