HORTICULTURE 



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Boston Florist 

 Letter Co... 



Window '■''"-,, 







,, seed ' 0.40 



Breck. i « & 

 meyer, ■' 



Sons ' ' 



., -man's Seen 



Warehouse [■■ 



Bndlong, -i A. I s 

 Burpee, vi A - v ,, 



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. irnatlon 



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C h 1 1 d s. J o h n _ 



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Clarke's, D. So 

 Coldwell I. a w u 

 Mower Co J< 



mgtoii. I.. B.32 



Co woo. W. J 50 



Craig, Bobt. C 

 Crawbuck, <:. W.50 



Darde " ; 



Dorner & Sons Co.31 

 Dreer, H. A.. 58-59 

 in sart, R. J... ■ I s 

 Dunlop, John II . .46 



Eastern Chemical 



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Edwards Folding 



Box Co M 



Elliott's W. Sons.44 



Esler, I. G 59 



Ernest, W. 11 of 



Eyres 46 



Farquhar, R. & J 



& Co i;» 



Foley Mi'- Co 8 



Foote, J. V ji 



Ford, M. C 50 



Ford, W. r *) 



Fottler, F I s k e, 



Rawson Co IS 



Fox Hall Farm.. 44 

 Froment, II. E..50 



GalTln, Thos. F.47 

 Greater N. Y. 



Florists' &SSO..50 

 Grey T. .1. Co.. .45 

 Gude Bros. Co... 46 



Hall As,., 59 



Hammond's Paint 



& s 1 u g S h o t 



Works 57 



Hart, Geo. H....48 



Hatcher 47 



Heacock, Jos 32 



h ■ i- I, e r t. D. & 



Son 32 



Hews, A. II & Co.58 

 Hlllflnger Bros. ..58 

 Holland Nursi.ries.32 

 Home ('or res. 



School 56 



Holm & Olson... HI 

 Horai l I ...50 

 Hunt, B. II .47-57 



.Taco! 



Jansky, J 18 



Easting, W. F 



51 



. .50 

 . .59 



Krlck, W. C 50 



Eroeschell Bros. -' v 

 Euebler, W. II.. .51 



Lager .v. Hurrell.30 

 gjahr, A 11 

 ard Seed i 

 Leutliy. A ,\ • 



Long, W. II 46 



Lord & Bunili; 



GREENHOUSES BUILDING OR CON- 

 TEMPLATED. 

 Akron, O. — Mrs. A. Work, one house. 



MacMoikta, i Dayton, Ohio— Harry Treadway, one 



Matthews 40 , " 



thy, N. F. aouae. 



Hadley, Mass.— Montgomery Co., one 



McCullougha liouse. 



Vl W r (l Hastings. Neb.— C. W. Winkler, one 



.50 house. 



! i J 1 ., ,!',', Lcs Angeles, Cal.— R. P. Vogel, one 

 house. 



§; |- go Salem, Ohio — E. Bonsall, range of 



E. S :!2 lion 



M "" / - A ' v Co .50 ... ., „ T ^ 



Monlnger, i i Weedsport, N. Y. — Irving Le Due, 



t« & addition. 



b 50 



Murray, Samuel. .40 Ipswich, Mass. — W. M. Davy, range 



.. ,. ,. . of houses. 



v i \n aeries. ,82 



Niesseo, Leo Co.. 48 Georgetown, Ont., Can. — A. E. Moor;?, 



in, Frank..80 one nouse - 



Ord / i Portland, Ore.— Wm. E. Dungery, 



Ouwerkerk, P.. ..82 one house 



, 'f°P e :.. P -..f:5B Tulsa. Okla.— Perry N. de Haven, 



Palmer, W. J. & one house 



Son 16 _ .. -. ... .. TT 



p.,ii v Floral Co.. 16 Summit, N. J. — \alentme Hamilton, 



Parshelsky Bros.. 59 two houses. 



Pennock-M e e han ,, , ^ ~ TT „, . , ~ 



, ,. |., Urbana, O. — R. H. Murphy s Son, 



Perkins st. Nur- three houses. 



I & "Reed Gorham, Me. — Roland Barrows, car- 



Co 58 nation house. 



Pleree! C V J '0? ? * 82 Washington, D. C.— A. B. Garden, 



Co .59 two rose houses. 



PlSS: #: r!co:60 West Roxbury, Mass.-F. W. Hol- 



Planl r i Co., brow, one house. 



Po1wma C nn nt B?os:48 Greenville, Tex.-Barlow Floral Co., 



Pratt, B. G 57 range of houses. 



Reed & Keller... 50 Catlettsburg, Ky. — Henry Conklin, 



Reinberg, Peter..48 range of houses. 



jtick'ards Bros°".45 Oyster Bay, N. Y.— John Ingram, 



Robinson >v Co. ..48 range of houses. 



Ro > e&s^uUuI''co 30 Wayne, Pa.— Frank Adelberger, 



Roland, Thos 30 house, 28 x 145 feet. 



R Sons e . r .'..-..*58 New Rochelle, N. Y.— Patrick Glea- 



o , r'o™ •«■ son > range of houses. 



Sander & Son 3o ' ° 



Schulz, Jacob. ...40 Canon City, Colo. — John L. & James 



Scott, John..... .32 r Calvert, one house. 



Sharp, Partridge ... IT » -m ». „ o 



Co" 59 St. Louis, Mo. — H. J. Weber & Sons 



Sheridan, W. F. .M Nursery Co., one house. 



Slebrecht & Sie- .... y, .. „ « 



brecht 50 Auburn, N. Y. — Dobbs & Son, carna- 



Siggers & Sig-_ tion house, 40 x 250 feet. 



"('IS ■ .58 



Skidelsky" & Ir- Baltimore, Md. — James T. Hamilton, 



win 31 rose house, 42 x 200 feet. 



Imlthi I.' u.'/x"" Lima . O. — Ralph Zetlitz, three 



Co. 31 houses, each 30x150 feet. 



St c£ " '. & . T >2 Toronto, Ont.— Bedford Park Floral 



Smyth," Wm J. 46 Co., one 250-foot rose house. 



Standard Plate Wheeling, W. Va.— Davidson Bros.. 



Stearns, a. T. carnation house, 28 x 150 feet. 



Lumber Co ■•■•■59 Omaha, Neb.— Hess & Swoboda, 



ter Co 57 seven houses, each 22 x 150 feet. 



Syracuse Po"^^ Chestnut Hill, Pa.— John Burton, re- 

 building two 21 x 100 foot houses. 



Tnorlmrn,'' J.' m' 4 ' Toronto, Ont.— The Bedford Park 



45 Floral Co., rose house 25x250 feet. 



T"ra V ;-ndTy 'V^ Canon City, Colo.— John L. and 



Shenck .." 50 James R. Calvert, one vegetable house. 



Valentine, J. A., to Grand Rapids, Mich. — Henry Smith, 



Vlck's, Jas. Sniis.i:, two v i let houses; rebuilding thr^e 



Vincent, R.. Jr., i, m ,o PC ; 



& Sons "l H "ouses. 



Walbridge & <-'o.58 Wallingford, Conn.— Rowden & 



Foi Sale.56 Mitchell Co., show housr. 15 x 75 feet, 



Ward, R. M. * carnation house, 31 x 100 feet. 



Welch Bros'.".' Cheyenne, Wyo. — C. H. Garwood, 



4 ,; one house, 20 x 36 feet, two 20 x 92 



WilsoT'pfanT'b'll feet: a store building. 20 x 30 feet. 



57 Kennett Square, Pa. — J. M. Palmer. 



liros :;1 three houses, each 20 x 140 feet. Fred 



Young, a. 1 50 Carney, one house, 28 x 100 feet. Wor- 



& Nuge.ii in ral] & Wilkinson, two houses, 28 x 140 



Zinn. J. A 47 feet. 



July S, 1911 



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= TURE " should be sent to 1 1 Ham- S 

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BUSINESS CHANCES 



Here's a Mighty Fine Op- 

 portunity for a good man 

 who knows the Nursery 

 Business, or a firm who 

 want a branch house. 



I own one of the best greenhouse 

 and nursery plants in the country — 50,- 



000 teel of glass is now in carnations 

 and i.;n acres in general nursery sn»-k. 



1 am a hanker, a might; busy man, 

 and cannot give this enterprise the 

 attention It deserves. A reliable nur- 

 sery firm, or a competent man who pos- 

 sesses good business ability, will he 

 sold a half interest at a fair price and 

 on reasonable terms. It is desirable- 

 hut not absolutely necessary — that such 

 i man should have a knowledge of 

 greenhouse management and a married 

 man is preferable. This locality is un- 

 excelled for growing many kinds of 

 nursery stock, and I believe it is an 

 opportunity for a nursery firm or a 

 capable man to establish a splendid 

 business. If you feel that you are the 

 type of a partner 1 am looking for. and 

 run invest from $15,0(10 to $20;000 write 

 to me at onee. 



V.Z., McFarland Publicity Service 



Box 4, Harrisburg, Pa. 



Peach budders, who know how, wanted 

 now. 



PARTNER WANTED— An old estab- 

 lished seed and implement house wants a 

 live, hustling, young man to buy part In- 

 terest and help in the active management 

 of the rapidly growing business. The con- 

 cern stands well in the trade and with 

 proper help and management, can lie made 

 one of the largest in the couDtry. All cor- 

 respondence, confidential. Address Conserv- 

 ative, care HORTICULTURE. 



FOR SALE 



FOR SALE— Fresh from factory, new 10 

 x 12, 16 x 18, 10 x 24, double thick, A and 

 B qualities. Market dropped. Now is the 

 time to buy and save money. Parshelsky 

 Bios., Inc., 59 Montrose Ave., Brooklyn, 

 N. T. 



MISCELLANEOUS 



WANTED to lease near good town a 

 good Market Garden of about Q\e acres, 

 with greenhouse, good dwelling and out- 

 buildings. Where landscape work could be 

 carried on preferred. Reply to B. T., care 

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