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HORTICULTURE 



August 9, 1919 



THE 

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 1879. Forty years' experience. 



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Regarding the Kroesehell, It is the 

 best we have ever had anil satisfac- 

 tory beyond our expectations. It heats 

 up especially quick and has saved us 

 considerably already In the price of 

 fuel. When we are in need of another 

 boiler we will give the Kroesehell the 

 first consideration. 



(Signed) WM. W. EDGAR CO., 



WAVERLEY, MASS. 



No Masonry — No Tubes 



Tl'BELESS BOILER 



Kroesehell Bros. Co., 



466 W. Erie St. 

 CHICAGO 



When You Buy -Get a Kroesehell 



3,016,-86 sq. ft. of glasB was equipped with 

 Kroesiiicll Hoilers during the year of 1916. 



OHIO'S CELEBRATED CYCLAMEN 

 SPECIALIST 



After using your No. 12 Kroesehell 

 Boiler I came to the conclusion that 

 had I to Install more boilers it would 

 be the Kroesehell and no other. It 

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(Signed) CHRIST. WINTERICH, 

 DEFIANCE, OHIO. 



(Continued from page 119) 

 Earl L. Hempstead, Burlington, 111. 

 H. V. Pearce, Detroit. 

 The Greening Nursery Co.. Monroe, 

 Mich. 



The Secretary's address is Hotel 

 Statler, Detroit, Mich. 



John Young, Secy. 



NATIONAL PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN. 



The improvement in the support of 

 our Campaign Fund noted in these 

 columns in the last two weeks is sus- 

 tained, the aggregate of contributions 

 in this article being greater than for 

 some time reported. Our committees 

 are pleased indeed at the showing 

 made, and feel greatly encouraged. 

 They are going ahead with their plans 

 for a lively campaign this fall, and 

 hope to mature them for presentation 

 at a joint meeting to be held some 

 time during the Detroit Convention. 



With many of 'the contributions 

 come hearty endorsements of the 

 work of the committees. The efficacy 

 of the Campaign is no longer doubted, 

 and from all over the country come 

 assurances that its influence for good 

 has been felt. 



Still, our Promotion Bureau has a 

 long list of florists who have not yet 

 made a contribution to the Fund. If 

 these business men would decide what 

 they are going to do, our committees 

 could plan intelligently, for they 

 would know what was likely to be be- 

 hind them when completing plans. 

 As has been said a number of times, 

 contracts for magazine space must be 

 made weeks ahead of publication, and 

 it is not in our best interests to be 

 cut out of some prominent publication 

 because of unpreparedness. In other 

 lines of trade money for publicity 

 work is quickly forthcoming, and 

 plans consequently matured and put 

 into execution without uncertainty 

 such as we have had to experience. 

 The jewelers have now resolved to 

 raise a fund of $300,000, and are offer- 

 ing a substantial money prize for a 

 slogan. 



We are approaching the half-way 



stage of the Fund, but considerably 

 over a month late. Shall we reach 

 our goal? We believe we shall, but 

 we must have more support. Our sub- 

 scription list to June 28th has been 

 published and distributed. Do not 

 withhold a subscription because you 

 do not see Mr. So-and-So's name on it. 

 He may be waiting to see yours. Look 

 over our lists published in the trade 

 papers each week, and notice now and 

 then some community makes a clean- 

 up. Observe, for instance, how Texas 

 figures in the list this week. Why not 

 round-up your fellow craftsmen in 

 your own neighborhood, you would 

 certainly be doing them a favor. We 

 want your help, and it could hardly 

 come at a better time than now. 



The following subscriptions have 

 been received and are in addition to 

 those previously announced, annually 

 for four years, unless otherwise 

 stated. 



Anton Fiehe. Tampa, Fla $5.00 



H. L. Chadwiek, Houlton, Me 5.0(1 



Fischer & Rurkland, Youngstown, O. 5.00 



John Schoepfle, Chicago, 111 5.00 



Louis H. Kysk, Cincinnati, 25.00 



Burlington Willow Ware Shops, 



Burlington, la 25.00 



Springfield Seed Co., Springfield, Mo. 10.00 



Huga Busch, Jefferson City, Mo 20.00 



Carl Brehmer, Chillicothe, O. (1 yr.) 10.00 

 Colorado Seed Co., Denver, Col. 



(1 yr.) 5.00 



Geo. Ball, Glen Ellyn, 111 10.00 



Pulverized Manure Co., Chicago, 111. 100.00 



Edw. Schmeltchopf, Park Kidge, 111. 5.00 



Miller Bros., Chicago, 111 15.00 



Kennicott Bros. Co., Chicago, 111 50.00 



Batavia Greenhouses. Chicago, 111... 12.00 



Emil Blameuser, Niles Centre. 111... 10.00 



Gustave Stegge, Park Ridge, III 5.00 



Evans Floral Co., Salt Lake City, 



I'tah 10.00 



Donnelly Floral Co., Wichita Falls, 



Texas (1 yr.) 25.00 



Carroll Florist. Houston, Tex 15.00 



E. W. Judge, Tyler, Tex 10.00 



Edward Green, San Antonio, Tex... 5.00 



II. Kaden, Gainesville, Tex 5.00 



Dennison Greenhouses, Dennison, 



Tex , 5.00 



Edw. Green, San Antonio. Tex. 



(addl.) 20.00 



Mrs. M. O. Xauinan. Paris. Tex 5.00 



Baker Bros., Ft. Worth, Tex. (addl.) 25.00 



Alft The Florist. Austin, Tex 7.50 



Hyde Park Floral Co., Austin. Tex. 10.00 



E. Friedrich, Austin, Tex 5.00 



Greenwood Floral Co., Ft. Worth, 



Tex 50.00 



Mrs. J. .lung, San Antonio, Tex 5.00 



Mrs. D. II. McXaughton, Palestine, 



Tex 5.00 



Mrs. II Zineke, Palestine, Tex 5.00 



Chas. II. All'f. Austin, Tex 500 



Mrs. Chas. Albrecht, San Autonia, 



Tex 15.00 



Brown's Floral Co.. Brownwood, Tex. 10.00 

 Texas st:itc Florists' Assn.. Fort 



Worth. Tex 50.00 



1!. S. Wolf, Troy, X. Y 5.00 



Fred Ronsley, Chicago, 111 5.00 



Keenan & ('".. Chicago, 111 10.00 



J. dm Zeeli. Oak Park. Ill 5.00 



E. J. Hull, Olphant, Lack'a. Co., Pa. 



(1 yr.) 5.00 



M B. Kruginan. Amherst, Mass 5.00 



Clara Brown i Co., Jackson. Mich.. 25.00 



R. G. Bowersox, Lewiston, Pa 5.00 



West View Floral Co., Elkhart. Ind. 



(1 yr.) 5.00 



A. K. Crooks. Benton Harbor, Mich. 5.00 

 Williams The Florist, So. Bend, Ind. 



(addl.) 25.00 



Beyer Floral Shop, So. Bend, Ind... 15.00 

 Goshen Floral Co., Goshen, Ind. 



il vr.) 5.00 



The Redline Co.. Niles, Mich 10.00 



(' L. Powell, Mishawaka, Ind 10.00 



Heaven Flower Shop, Benton Haven, 



Mich 10.00 



Butterworth Flo. Co., Muskegon, 



Mich 5.00 



Chas. A. Traendly, Brooklyn, N. Y. 



Il vr.) 10.00 



I.nlir & Fritze, Baltimore. Md 10.00 



Bramlev & Son, Cleveland, 10.00 



The Daisy Hill Co., Cleveland, O... 50.00 



H T. Miller. Alliance, 10.00 



Ralph W. Ward, Cameron, Mo 10.00 



Albert Kehrer & Sons. Martins 



Ferrv, O. (1 yr.) 5.00 



Kring Bros., Fairhurg, 111 10.00 



A. L. Randall Co., Chicago. Ill 200.00 



East Side Floral Co., Milwaukee, 



Wis 5.00 



Mary J. Skinner. Milwaukee. Wis... 5.00 



Geo.' Bischoff, Ft. Wayne. Ind 5.00 



J. H. Small & Sons, Washington, 



D. C 100.00 



Alexander Dallas. Inc., Waterbury, 



Conn. (1 yr.) 25.00 



W. J. Cowee, Berlin, N. Y 10.00 



Julia Pelletler, St. Louis, Mo 5.00 



Herbert A. Pennock, Jupiter. Fla. 



(1 yr.) 5.00 



Henry M. Robinson, Boston, Mass.. 10(1 00 



F. Macree Sons. Providence. R. I... 25.00 

 Fisher Florist. Inc.. New London, 



Conn. (1 vr.) 10.00 



Edward Winkler. Wakefield. Mass.. 10.00 

 Fstate of Frank F. Crump, Colorado 



Springs. Col 25.00 



A Whitecomb & Son, Laurence, 



Kas. (1 yr.) 5.00 



i; Messeberg. Brooklyn, N. Y 10.00 



Erie Buchholz. Mtincie. Pa 10.00 



Geo. H. Angermueller. St. Louis. Mo. 10.00 



$1,440.50 

 Previously reported 43,269.50 



Total $44,719.00 



John Young, Secy. 



1170 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 

 August 2, 1919. 



PATENTS GRANTED. 



Copies of any one of these patents 

 can be obtained by sending fifteen 

 cents in stamps to Siggers and Sig- 

 ners, patent attorneys. Box No. 9, 

 X. U. Building, 918 F street, X. W., 

 Washington. D. C, by mentioning 

 Horticulture: 

 1.310,445. Manure-Spreader. John F. 



Rude. Liberty, Ind. 

 1.310.453. Power-Plow Lift. William 



L. Walton, Bantry, N. D. 



