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HORTICULTUEE 



July 6, 1912 



OFFICE 



109 BROAD STREET 



NEW YORK 



Phone 242 Broad 



THEO. FICKE 



TRUCKMAN 



BRANCH 



844 WASHINGTON ST. 



NEW YORK 



Phone 1508 Chelsea 



Established 1890 



Special Attention Given to Import Freight 

 Accounts in or out of Town Solicited 



lignant tvpe of rbeumatlsra contracted 

 while at the front, is worthy of our emu- 

 lation. . . . j„ 

 Resolved, That this .\ssociatiou extends 

 to the bereaved family its unanimous tes- 

 timonial of sympathy in their grief and 

 it mourns with them in their inexpressible 

 sorrow; and be it further 



Resolved, That these resolutions oe 

 spread upon the minutes of this conven- 

 tion, be published in the several trade 

 journals and that a copy suitably engross- 

 ed, be presented to the family. 

 - H. L. HOLMES, 



CHAS. N. PAGE, 

 J. C. ROBINSON, 



Committee. 



Wholesale Grass Seed Dealers' Asso- 

 ciation. 



Simultaneously with the convention 

 of the American Seed Trade Associa- 

 tion at the Hotel Sherman, Chicago, 

 111 , June 25-27, 1912. there was held a 

 meeting of the Wholesale Grass Seed 

 Dealers' Association, at which routine 

 business was transacted and officers 

 elected. The following new members 

 were elected: W. A. Simpson & Com- 

 pany, Baltimore. Md.; S. M. Isbell & 

 Company, Jackson. Mich., and L. 

 Teweles & Co., Milwaukee, Wis. 



Officers elected were: President, A. 

 E. Reynolds, Crawfordsville, Ind.; 

 vice-president, Charles D. Boyles, Chi- 

 cago, 111.; secretary-treasurer, William 

 G Scarlett, Baltimore, Md.; directors 

 for term expiring 1915, D. I. Bushnell, 

 St. Louis, Mo.; J. Charles McCullough, 

 Cincinnati, O.; C. C. Massie, Minneap- 

 olis, Minn. 



As many of the members of this as- 

 sociation are also members of the 

 American Seed Trade Association it 

 was decided to hold the annual meet- 

 ing in 1913 during the same week and 

 at the same place with 3lst annual con- 

 vention of the American Seed Trade 

 Association; but in order to avoid con- 

 fusion between the two meetings it 

 was decided by the board of directors 

 of the Wholesale Grass Seed Dealers' 

 Association that they would hold their 

 1913 meeting one day in advance of the 

 A. S. T. A. Measures were taken look- 

 ing toward the establishment of a 

 board of arbitration. This matter was 

 referred to the board of directors, and 

 is expected to be productive of excel- 

 lent results. 



Notes. 



Private advices from Howard M. 

 Earl report him at Nimes, June 18th. 

 just starting in to review the French 

 crops. 



W. J. Smart, late of Watkins & 

 Simpson, London, Eng., is now with 

 Arthur T. Boddington in the flower 

 seed department. 



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Btue LUt of Wholesale Prices mailed 

 only to those who plant for profit. 



poInsettias ''■'-iirz-fi.r'''- 



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 For slugs and other parasites 



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LILY OF THE VALLEY PIPS 



250 $4.50 



In Boxes 



500 $8.50 



1000 $16.00 



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Heed MerchantR and Growers. 

 114 Cbambers Street, New York CHr- 



terest in the Green Floral Co., has 

 been purchased by Seth Miller, for- 

 merly with the Texas Seed & Floral 

 Co. 



Pittsfield, Mass. — A new firm. Fran- 

 cis & McClatchey, are about to begin 

 a seed and implement business here. 

 They will occupy the store and ware- 

 house in Mill's block. North street, 

 now occupied by W. D. B. Mead. 



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Peter Henderson's New York store 

 which has lately been so gay with 

 peonies is now showing Japanese iris, 

 sweet William and canterbury bells. 

 The latter have attracted more than 

 passing interest, containing as they 

 did, flowers of exceptional size and 

 color. 



VEGETABLE PLANTS 1 



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 Head, Early and Late Drumhead, 

 Early Summer, Winnlgstadt, Sure- 

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 over 85 cts. per 1000. 



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