November 29, 1919 



HORTICULTURE 



459 



dered by Miss Grace WKne. The 

 setting of the song was helped by local 

 florists, who supplied flowers and gave 

 other assistance. In Cleveland where 

 Miss Frances Kennedy exploited the 

 song, about 200 florists attended the 

 theatre on the first evening, and they 

 supplied about 1.500 corsage bouquets 

 for the ladies in the audience as 

 souvenirs, and, besides, used banners> 

 on their delivery wagons, and special 

 window trims. Chicago is also pre 

 pared to give the song presentation 

 every support. In the weeks of De- 

 cember 7th, 14th and 22nd, Louisville, 

 Ky.. Cincinnati and Salt Lake City, 

 will be among the prominent cities to 

 have the aong featured. Altogether, a 

 corps of one hundred or more vocal- 

 ists will shortly be featuring the song 

 every week, and florists in every city 

 are urged to lend every assistance 

 they can in the presentations. It is 

 good publicity, at no expense to our 

 Campaign. 



Billboards. 

 A number of billboards have been 

 ordered, for shipment to various parts 

 of the country. Guie Bros. Co.. of 

 Washington, have ordered no less than 

 three for their own locations. The 

 cost, $50 each, delivered at any rail- 

 road station, is not much, and the 

 country should be fairly sprinkled 

 with signs in a short time. Look over 

 your opportunities for a display of 

 one of these signs and get your order 

 in — the quicker the better. 



New Subscriptions. 

 The following subscriptions have 

 been received and are in addition to 

 those previously announced, annually 

 for four years, unless otherwise 

 stated: 



Mary C. Rtchs, Philadelphia, Pa $5.00 



Carl A. I.ange. Philadelphia, Pa 10 00 



Joseph Bancroft & Son, Cedar Palls, 



la 20 00 



Downing, Stein Co., Kitehener. Ont.. 5.00 



Hail & Kohinson. Montreal, Que 25 00 



Mrs. T. Waters, Toronto, Ont 10.00 



One Year 



J. B. Wlese, P.uffalo. N. Y $25 00 



J. A. N'eal. Toronto, Canada 25.00 



Toronto Floral Co.. Toronto, Can ].". 00 



Danls, Inc., New York, N. Y 50 00 



Louis G. Rateliffe. Charlotte, N. C. . . 10.00 



George It Clark. Scranton, Pa 5.00 



Gnndliew Floral Co.. Ann Arhor. Mich. 10 00 



Falrhope Greenhouses, Louisville. O. 10.00 



Dora ISrown, Goshen. Ind 5 00 



T J. Nolan. Scranton, Pa 5.00 



Frank Swanson. South Omaha, Neb.. 5.00 



Margaret VoL-t Hall. Camden, N. J.. 5.00 



Bntavia Greenhouse Co., Iiatavia, 111. 10.00 



Welshire Bros. Montreal. Que 20.00 



Jorand Bros., Peterborough, Ont.... 10 00 



OrlowiskI Flower Co.. Kitchener, Ont. 1000 



Eddv Bros.. Montreal, Que 25.00 



E .1. Itavwood. Montreal. Que 10 00 



R. II Wright. Ottawa. Ont 10.00 



Hav Flower & Seed Co , Brockville, 



Ont 5 00 



T. Manton. Toronto, Ont 10.00 



J. ,T. Higeins. Toronto. Ont 25.00 



J. Garamage * Sons. London, Out.. 50.00 



Tidv & Son, Toronto, Ont 25 00 



Miller Bros.. Toronto. Ont 35.00 



MeKenna. Ltd.. Montreal. Que 50 00 



Carter Bros.. Barrie. Ont 10 00 



Arnde Flower Co.. Toronto, Out 50.00 



H. Waters. Toronto, Ont 10.00 



W T. Hoath. Toronto. Ont 10.00 



HIGHEST GRADE BULBS 



FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 



HYACINTHS, Single 



Size 17 to 19 c m 

 NAMED VARIETIES 

 Quail. 



per ease 100 



i.r ! Maitre, porcelain 



blue 1600 W.60 



l'erle Krllliante Im- 

 proved Grand Maitre. 16U0 7.50 



TULIPS 

 DOUBLE EARLY TULIPS 



Couronne D'Or, oranw yellow... 

 TourneHol, red and yellow 



MPOII 



(60.00 



nn.no 



toon 



$32.00 

 34.00 



SINGLE EARLY Tl I. IPs 



Gold Finrh, pure yellow 22.00 



Rose GrUilelin, delicate pink.... 22.00 



Vermillion Brilliant S&.UO 



Prinre of Au«trla, orange scarlet. 28.00 



NARCISSI S 

 GUERNSEY STOCK 



lllooms earlier than Holland Bulbs 



1000 

 Narcissus, Emperor, large Blue... $30.00 



YELLOW CALLA8 



100 

 Godfrey Calla Roots, 2V, to 3 Inch 



,. ir< .. $20.00 



C U. LIGGIT, 



Office 

 Bulletin Ride. 



Philadelphia, Pa. 



Habit 



IBOLIUM 



THE NEW HYBRID 



HARDY PRIVET 



(L. Ibota x Ovalfolium) 



Now sent out for the first time. Inquire for further 



information. One year Held grown plants. $5.00 each; 



Summer rooted, frame grown. S3.H0 each; Nov. 25th 



Delivery. The Elm City Nursery Co., WOODMONT 



NURSERIES, INC.. New Hmrn, Conn. Introducers 



of BOX-BARBERRY, well rooted numroer frame When Triromea 



cuttings — $65.00 per 1000. 



We are Headquarters for the BEST OF EVERYTHING 



IN 



VEGETABLE SEEDS 



ES P rt raWft^SS» are^o^ su^ssju^'an ^'^arge 

 of capable and experienced men, we are equipped for and are producing 



PEAS, BEANS, CORN AND VEGETABLE SEEDS 



of nil kinds lu quantity and of highest quality. 

 Glad to quote for present delivery or on growing contract for future delivery. 



JEROME B. RICE SEED CO., Cambridge, N. Y. 



"Seeds with a Lineage" All Varieties 

 Thoroughly tested at our trial grounds, Raynes 

 P *rk. London, England. Send for Catalogue 



GARTERS TESTED SEEDS. Inc. c«n.m«r« b Bidg ,B, Bo"to«. »«• 



IF in need of RELIABLE NURSERY STOCK 



that is well grown, well dug and well packed 

 Send to the BAY STATE NURSERIES 



VW-. ,/. •,»<* R'ta.l NORTH ABINCTON, MASS. 



George Batcher, Toronto, Ont 10.00 



T. A. Ivey & Son, Port Dover, Ont.. 25.00 



M. O Field & Son, Grimsby, Ont 10.00 



J Bebbington, Sr., Frederiekton, 



N. B - r > .00 



Dale Estate, Brampton, Ont 50.00 



Pliilip, Auston, Arkona, Unt 5.00 



Additional 



Denlaon Greenhouses. Denison, TVx $5.00 



Downing, St. in Co., Kitchener, Ont. 10.00 



Connon Floral Co., Hamilton, Ont... lonn 



Donated 

 L. B. Coddlngton, Murray Hill, N. .7. «--'03S 



S778.3S 

 Previously reported 50,571.50 



T, ,,,.,! $51,347.S& 



John Yoi mg, Secy. 



llTii Broadway, N. Y. 



NOV. 22 191"). 



