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HORTICULTUEE 



July 6, 1912 



I^ist of Adirertiaers 



Page 



Advance Co 31 



Albert & David- 

 son 30 



Aphine Mfg. Co.. 4 



Ascbmann, G 3 



A y r e s, Co., S. 



Bryson 16 



Badgley, Reidel & 



Meyer 22 



Barnard, W. W. 



Co. 16 



Barrows & Son. . . 3 

 Bassett & Wasti- 



buru 3 



Bayersdorfer, H. 



& Co 23 



Bay State Nur- 

 series 14 



Beaulieu 17 



Bertermaun, I r - 



win 18 



Bobbiuli & At- 

 kins 14 



Boddiugton, A. T.13 

 Bolgiauo, J. & 



Son 17 



Boston B" 1 c r i s t 



Letter Co 20 



Braslan Seed 



Growers' Co. . . 16 

 Brecl;. J. & Son. 16 

 Bridgemau's Seed 



Warehouse ... .17 

 Breitmeyer's, J. 



Sons IS 



Budloug, J. A 20 



Burpee, \V. A. & 



Co 16 



Carbouc 19 



Chicago Carna- 

 tion Co 20 



Chicago Flower 



Growers' Asso. .20 

 C h i 1 d s, John 



Lewis 15 



Clarke's D. Sons. 19 

 Copley Sq. Hotel 13 



Cowee, \V. J 22 



Craig, Robt. Co.. 2 

 CrawbucU, George 



W 22 



Dards IS 



Dawson, H. S 14 



De Buck, John... 2 

 Dodd, Chas. H...31 

 Dorner & Sons 



Co 3 



Dreer, H. A.. .29-30 

 Dunlop, John H. .19 



Dysart, K. J 22 



Eastern Chemical 



Co 4 



E'sfn Nurseries. .14 

 Edwards Folding 



Box Co 20 



Elliott's, W. Sons.l6 



Ernest, W. H 29 



Esler, J. G 31 



Eyres 19 



Fairfield Land- 

 scape & Nur- 

 sery Co 14 



Farquhar, K. & J. 



Co 17 



Ficke, Theo 16 



Florists' Tel. De- 

 livery 18 



Foley, Mfg. Co... 31 



Ford, M. C 22 



Ford, W. P 22 



Fottler, F i s k e. 



Hawson Co 17 



Framingbam Nur- 

 series 14 



Froment. H. E. ..22 

 Galviu, Thos. F. .19 

 Gasser, J. M. Co. 19 



Gibson Bros 19 



Goodsell, P. H...14 

 Greater N. Y. 



Florists' Asso.. 22 

 Grey, T. J. Co... 17 

 Gude Bros. Co... 18 

 Hail Association. 31 

 Hart, George B. .20 

 Hartford & Mc- 



Donough 22 



Hatcher 19 



Haven Seed Co. ..17 



Heacock, Jos 2 



Henderson, A. . . . 2 

 Hilflnger Bros.. ..29 

 Holm & Olson. ..18 



Horan, E. C 22 



Hews, A. H. & 



Co 29 



Holland Nurser- 

 ies 14 



Hunt, E. H 4-31 



Illffe, D 30 



Page 



Irwin, R. J 3 



Interstate Tobac- 

 co Co 4 



Jacobs & Sons, S.30 

 Johnston, T. J. & 



Co 19 



Hasting, W.F. Co.23 

 Keller, J. B. Sous.l9 



Kervan Co 22 



King Cons. Co. ..30 

 Kroeschell Bros.. 31 

 Knebler, W. H...23 

 Lager & Hurrell. 2 



Lange, A 19 



Lauge, H. F. A. .19 

 Laugjahr, A. H..'22 

 Lemon Oil Co. . . . 4 

 Leonard Seed Co. 16 

 Leuthy, A. & Co.. 3 

 Loechner & Co... 15 



LuttOD, W. H 32 



MacMulkin, E. ...19 

 Maynard, W. B..14 

 McCarthy, N. F. 



Co -23 



McConnell, Alex.. 19 

 McCray Refriger- 

 ator Co 23 



MeCulIough's, J. 



M. Sous Co 20 



McHutcb i s o n & 



Co 15 



McKenzie, John.. 3 



McMauus, Jas 22 



Michell, H. F. Co.l7 

 Michigan Cut 



Flower Ex 23 



Metropolitan Ma- 

 terial Co 31 



Millang, Chas 22 



Miller, E. S 14 



Montreal Floral 



Co 22 



Moore, Hentz & 



Nash 22 



Murray, Samuel.. IS 

 Niessen, Leo Co. .2u 

 Oechsliu. Frank. -23 

 Oklahoma Seed 

 Growers' Co.... 16 



Ouwerkerk, P 14 



Palethorpe, P. R. 4 

 Palmer, W. J. & 



Son 18 



I'ark Floral Co. ..IS 

 Parshelsky Bros.. 31 

 Pennock - Meehau 



Co 21 



Penn the Florist. IS 

 Perkins St. Nur- 

 series 3 



Pierce Co., F. 0.30 



Pierson, A. N 3 



Pierson, F. B 2 



Pierson, U - Bar 



Co 32 



Plant Food Co., 



2uth Century. . . 4 

 Poehlmann Bros. .20 

 Pulvarized M a - 



nure Co 4 



Quaker City Ma- 

 chine Co 31 



Reed & Keller... 22 

 Reinberg, Peter.. 20 



Hex Co 4-17-29 



Rice, M. & Co... 2 



Rickards Bros 17 



Robinson & Co. 



20-22 

 Robinson, J. C. 



Seed Co 17 



Ruck. Wm. L 18 



Koehrs, J. Co 2 



Itoland. Thos 3 



R o 1 k e r , A. & 



Sous 15-29 



Rosery, The 19 



Rowe, Thomas... 15 

 Rustic Mfg. Co... 29 



Salter Bros 19 



Sander & Son 2 



Schulz, Jacob 18 



Scott, John 3 



Sharp, Partridge 



Co 31 



Sheridan, W. F.. .22 

 Siggers & Sig- 



gers 30 



Skidelsky, S. S. 



& Co 16 



Smith, E. D. & 



Co 3 



Smith, P. J 22 



Smith, W. & T. 



Co 14 



Smyth, Wm. J... 18 

 Standard Plate 

 Glass Co 31 



Page 

 Sterns, A. T. 



Lumber Co 31 



Stumpp & Wal- 

 ter Co 4-28 



Stumpp, Geo. M..19 

 Syracuse Pottery 



Co 29 



Tailby 19 



Totty, Clias. H... 3 

 Thorburn, J. M. 



& Co 17 



Traendly & 



Schenck 22 



Troy, J. H 14 



United Fertilizer 



Co 4 



■Valentine, J. A. .18 



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Vincent, R., J""-, „ 



& Sons Co.... 3-16 

 Vick's, Jas. Sons.17 

 Wade, Thos. J-- | 

 Wants. For Sale. 28 

 Ward, R. M. & . 



Co !•; 



Weeber & Don... 16 

 Welch Bros.... .-2;! 

 Whittier & Co., 



W. B 1* 



Wilson, Robt. G.19 



Wood Bros 3 



Woodrow & Mar- 



ketos 22 



Young & Nugent. 19 

 Zinu, J. A 19 



PHILADELPHIA NOTES. 



Orders for the Peerless Brown mag- 

 uolia leaves as supplied by Rice are 

 coming in thick and fast— even in the 

 dull season. We are kind o£ sorry for 

 ourselves for being in the grass seed 

 business at present'. 



DeForrest Ludwig, of Pittsburgh, 

 who has just graduated from Cornell 

 University, was a visitor last week at 

 the "House of Rice," and was enter- 

 tained by Bernard EscUner at his 

 home in Elkins Park. 



A new recruit in the ever-increasing 

 growers' list is William F. Taubel, 

 Riverside, N. J. He is erecting two 

 houses and will grow carnations, lily 

 of the valley and similar subjects. 

 James Kenney is the superintendent. 

 We wish we were able to chronicle 

 from week to week as many new agen- 

 cies for distribution as for production. 

 On the contrary our sad task is al- 

 ways to announce a few more retail 

 outlets closed up. The crying evil of 

 the day too much production and not 

 enough distribution. The latter is by 

 far the most difficult problem. Yet 

 most growers are fatuous enough to 

 ignore this first and foremost factor to 

 their success entirely. 



The presence in town of Hugh Dick- 

 son on his return from his visit to Cal- 

 ifornia was taken advantage of by a 

 party of his Philadelphia friends to ex- 

 tend a little entertainment, which 

 took the form of an auto ride to va- 

 rious points of interest, including Wis- 

 sahickon Drive, Wescott's green- 

 houses. Fairmount Park, Cortside Inn, 

 The Wannamaker, Newbold and 

 Widener estates and Wyndmoor. John 

 Burton and Geor.ge Burton provided 

 the autos and the other members of 

 the party were Hugh Dickson. A. B. 

 Scott, George C. Watson, S. S. Pen- 

 nock, Robert Kift and John Westcott. 

 It was a delightful affair. Mr. Dickson 

 sails for England on July 6. 



Visitors: John Wolf, Savannah. 

 Ga., accompanied by his son (on re- 

 turn from European trip) ; J. L. 

 Whipp, sec. and treas. Mills, the Flor- 

 ist, Inc., Jacksonville, Fla.; Robert 

 Pyle, West Grove, Pa.; N. J. Hagman, 

 Hagman Greenhouse Co., Clarksburg, 

 W. 'V'a.; H. L. Holmes, Harrisburg. 

 Pa.; Hugh Dickson, Belfast, Ireland; 

 W. F. Fancourt, Farm School, Pa.; 

 John A. Cook, Beverly, N. J.; E. W. 

 Kohr, Lancaster, Pa.; Jacob H. 

 Weaver, Witmer, Pa. 



On Tuesday, July 2, occurred the 

 great annual summer outing of the 

 New York Florists' Club. The weath- 

 er was superb, the crowd large and en- 

 thusiastic, the competition for the 

 prizes offered In the various games 

 vigorous, and the committee deserves 



Bring Back the Birds 



cellent home for the 

 ness of the surround 

 sizes and shapes 

 tecture. 



LOG CABIN NO. 

 One-Family 



LOG CABIN NO. 



Two-Family 

 LOG CABIN NO. 



Two- Family 



While you are 

 working out 

 your ideal In 

 thegardeo.why 



not provide ahome 

 for the birds that 

 help to make life* 

 in the country 

 really worth 

 while ? A rustic 

 house placed in a 

 tree or on a pole 

 will make an ex- 

 birds and add to the attractive- 

 ings. We have them in all 

 to suit any style of archl- 



lo Inches Wide^ 



lo Inches High > 

 ^ lo Inches Deep J 

 fio Inches Wide "I 

 \ It Inches High J- $2.50 

 ti4 Inches Deep] 

 '14 Inches Wide"! 



12 Inches High )- 



ij Inches Deep J 



$1.50 



$3-50 



50 Barclay Street - New York City 



FOR SALE 



Florist's Delivery Wagon and 

 Two-Horse Van. 



rhangin? System to Automobiles. 



ALEX. McCONNELL 



571 Fifth Ave., New York 



Tpportunity-bargain 



My N. River Boulevard Greeuliouse 

 property tor sale or improvement. Lease 

 for term o£ yenrs. 20 aiTes, including Im- 

 provements, 8 buildings and personal prop- 

 erty; water and steim heat f r 10,000 feet. 

 Sitiinted between Kansas City and Inde- 

 pendence, with all city advantages or 

 water and cars. Address D. P. HATCH, 

 Independence, Mo. 



FOR SALE — Ford top delivery car; 

 been used. Gocd birgain. Chas. Millang, 

 57 West Twenty-sixth Street, New York 

 City. 



RETAIL STORE complete, for sale, at 

 big bargain. Splendid location, trade well 

 established. Must sell. 921 N. Kingshlgh- 

 way, St. Louis, Mo. 



FOR SALE— Second hand flange; valves, 

 from 21 to 6 in., in good condition, also a 

 low-pressure steam pump. D. Ilitfe, 256 

 Franklin St., Boston, Mass. 



FOR SALE— Office and lot connectiiig 

 greenhouses, one acre rich productive land, 

 corner two streets. Good location for 

 wholesale or retail trade. Owner has other 

 business. L. E. Bennett, Wakefield, Mass 



FOR SALE— Fresh from factory, B«»; 

 10 s 12, If! X 18, 16 X 24, double thick. A 

 and B qualities. Market dropped. Now la 

 the time to buy and save money. Par»a«»- 

 sky Bros.. Inc., 215-217 Havemeyw Si.. 

 Brooklyn, N. Y. 



FOR SALE— In Sharon, Mass., 18 acre 

 farm, good buildings, two greenhouses, on 

 Main street. Fine place for wholesale 

 florist or market gardener. For full partic- 

 ulars, .-iddross E. G. Blaney, Swampscott, 

 Mass. 



much praise for the thoroughness of 

 the preparations. Full account next 

 week. 



P. H. Traenrtly, 131 West 28th street, 

 New York, is arranging for the special 

 train. New York to Chicago, S. A. F. 

 Convention. It will be a large party 

 and all comfort and convenience for 

 the participants, including ladles, will 

 be provided. Write Mr. Traendly for 

 particulars it you are in his territory 

 or route. 



