October 21, 1911 



HORTICULTURE 



581 



List of Advertisers 



Page 



Advance Co. 583 



Anderson, S. A . ..",7n 

 ASChmann, G . . . .554 

 Aphine Site. Co. 582 

 Badgley, Reldel 



& Meyer 1574 



Barnard, \V. W. 



Co 569 



Harrow s & Son. .554 

 Bayersdorfer, H. 



& Co 571 



Bay stale Nur- 

 series 556 



I'., ,lil. ink & At- 

 kins 556 



Boddington, A. 



T 569 



Bolgiano, J. & 



Son 569 



Boston Florist 



Letter Co 572 



Boston Plate & 

 Win. low Glass 



Co 583 



Braslan Seed Co.569 

 Breck, J. & Son. 569 

 Breitmeyer's, J. 



Sons 570 



Bridgeman's Seed 



Warehouse ...569 

 Bndlong, .7. A. . .572 

 Burpee. W. A. & 



Co 569 



Chicago Carna- 

 tion Co 555 



Chicago Flower 

 Growers' Asso- 

 ciation 572 



C h i 1 d s, John 



Lewis 565 



Clarke's. D.Sons.570 

 Coldwell Lawn 



Mower Co 568 



Conard & Jones. 555 

 Conine, F. E. 



Nursery Co. . . .556 

 Cowee, W. J. . . .574 

 Craig. Robt. Co. 565 

 Crawbnck, G. W.574 



Dards 570 



Dawson, H. S. ..555 

 Dorner & Sons 



Co 555 



Dreer, H. A.... 



5G5-5S0-5S3 



Dysart. R. J 574 



Dunlop, John H.570 

 Eastern Chemical 



Co 582 



Eastern Nurser- 

 ies 555 



Edwards Folding 



Box Co 572 



Elliot t's, W. 



Sons 568 



Esler, J. G 583 



Ernest. W. H. ..5S0 



Eyres 570 



Farquhar, R. & 



J. & Co 569 



Folev Mfg. Co. .583 



Ford, M. C 574 



Ford. W. P 574 



Fottler. F i s k e, 



Rawson Co. . . .569 

 Fox Hall Farm. .568 

 Froment. H. E. .574 

 Gnlrin. Thos. F.571 

 Greater. N. Y. 



Florists' Asso.574 

 Grew T. .7. Co. .569 

 Gude Bros. Co. .570 



Hail Asso 583 



Hart. Geo. B 572 



Hartford & Me- 



Donough 575 



Heacock, Jos. . . .565 

 Henderson, A. . . .565 

 Herbert, D. & 



Son 565 



Hews. A. H. & 



Co 580 



Hilltinger Bros. .580 

 Holland Nurser- 

 ies 567 



Holm & Olson.. .570 

 Home C o r r e s. 



School 581 



Horan. E. C 574 



Hunt. B. H 582 



Jager, Chas. J. 



Co 58 1 



Jansky, J 572 



Hasting. W. F 



Co 575 



Kervan Co 574 



King c.iis. Co. .583 

 Kroeschell Bros. 584 

 Kuebler, W. II. .."75 

 Kuhl. Ceo. A... 565 



Knlp, John 556 



Ky. T o li a e c o 

 Prodiu-t Co. . . .582 



['age 

 Lager & Hnrrell 585 



I.an.'jalir. A. 1 1 .~>74 



I nard Seed i 'a 569 



Leuthy, A. & Co.565 

 Loci in., r & I a .567 



Long. \V. II 570 



Lord ,v Burn- 

 bam 584 



MacMulkiu, E...571 

 McCarthy, N. F. 

 Co 578 



MrC.illllell. Alex. 570 



McCullougn's, J. 



M, Sous Co. . . 572 



Melllltehisoll & 



Co 555 



McManus, Jas...574 



Metropolitan Ma- 

 terial Co 583 



Mi. hell, H. F. 



Co 568 



Michigan Cut 



Flower Ex 575 



Millang. Chas... 574 



Millang, F 574 



Miller. B. S 565 



Mineral Fertilizer 



Co 582 



Moltz, A. & Co. .574 

 Moninger. J. C..583 

 Moore. Hentz & 



Nash 574 



Morse, C. C. & 



Co 569 



Murray, Samuel. 570 

 N. K. Nurseries. 556 

 Nicotine Mfg. Co 582 



Niesseu. 7.<-<> < '0.572 



Oeehslin. Frank. 565 

 Ordonez Bros.. . .565 

 Ouwerkerk, P...567 

 Palethorpe, P. R. 



Co 582 



Palmer. W. J. & 



Son 570 



Park Floral Co. .570 

 Parsbelsky Bros. 583 

 Pennock - Median 



Co 573 



Penn, the Flor- 

 ist 571 



Perkins St. Nur-_ 



series 565 



Peters & ReedCo.580 

 Pierce. F. O. Co.583 

 Pierson, A. N. . .554 

 Pierson. P. R. 



Co 556 



Plant Food Co., 



20tn Century.. 582 

 Poehlmann Bros. 572 

 Reed & Keller. .574 

 Rex Co. .569-5S1-583 

 Relnberg, Peter.. 572 

 Rice, M. & Co. .554 

 Rickanls Bros. ..569 

 Robinson & Co. .572 

 Robinson, J. C. 



Seed Co 5M) 



Rock. Wm. L...570 

 Roehrs Julius Co.565 



Roland. Thos 565 



R o 1 k e r. A. & 



Sons 580 



Rosen-. The 570 



Sander & Son. ..565 

 Sehi'der Bros.. ..569 

 Schulz, Jacob... 570 



Scott, John 554 



Sharp, rartridge 



Co 583 



Sheridan. W. 1' 571 

 Si. ■in-,.. lit & Sie- 



brecht 574 



Riggers .V SiL r gers5S3 

 Skiclelskv. S. S. 



& Co 569 



Smith. P. J 574 



Smith, E. n. & 



Co 555 



Smith. II. .7 575 



Smith, W. & T. 



Co 556 



Smyth, w in. J. .570 

 Standard I' I a t e 



Glass Co 5S3 



Stl IS, V T. 



Lumber Co. . . ,583 

 Stump]. & Wal- 

 ter Co 582 



Syracuse Pottery 



'Co 580 



Tailby 571 



Thorburn, J. M. 



& Co 569 



Totty. Chas. 11.555 

 Townsend. J. 1 

 T r a e n d 1 y & 



Schenck 51 I 



Valentine. I A. .570 

 Vick's, Jas. Sons 569 

 Vincent, R - Jr.. 



& Sons 555 



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Wants. For Sttle.581 Wilson riant Oil 



Ward R. M & Co 582 



Co 507 Woodruff, S. D. 



Welch Bros 572 & Sons 568 



Werthelmer Btos ^t Young, A. 1 574 



wllhers.J.T:::^; V„u„, * Nugent.570 

 Wood Bros 555 Zinn. J. A 573 



GREENHOUSES BUILDING OR CON- 

 TEMPLATED. 



Lowell, Mass. — D. J. Williams, house 

 40 x 200. 



Washington, Conn. — R. S. Barnes, 

 one house. 



New Bedford, Mass. — Stephen Shaw, 

 house 40 x 85. 



Albert Lea, Minn. — Tigh High School, 

 house 20 x 30. 



Girard, Ohio — James Knapp, one 

 house 26 x 100. 



Norton, Mass. — Frederick B. Luther, 

 range of houses. 



North Olmsted, Ohio — Irving Dun- 

 ford, house 28 x 100. 



Norwood, R. I. — Home Nursery, house 

 35 x 200; one 28 x 118. 



Seal Harbor, Me. — Mt. Desert Nur- 

 series, range of houses. 



Spokane, Wash.— H. A. White, 4214 

 East Cleveland avenue. 



Pomona, N. C. — J. Van Lindley Nur- 

 sery Co., house 43% x 500. 



Hartford, Conn. — A. W. Vibberts, 

 house 20 x 60; office 18 x 26. 



Evansville, Ind. — Wm. Blackman 

 Floral Co., addition of 10,000 feet. 



Nebraska City, Neb. — J. B. Berthold, 

 Sixth street and First Corso, one 

 house. 



Wyomissing, Pa. — Wyomissing Nur- 

 sery, Bertram H. Farr, proprietor, 

 house 25 x 150. 



Salem, Mass. — Henry T. Conant & 

 Co., 129 Essex street, rebuilding range 

 of houses moved from rear of Peck 

 estate. 



NEWS NOTES. 



Fredonia, Pa. — Having sold his place 

 in Pittsburgh, W. W. Little has moved 

 his greenhouses here. 



Danville, N. Y. — M. J. Schaaf, who 

 was recently reported as erecting one 

 greenhouse, writes HORTICULTURE 

 that he is building four 18 x 75 King 

 houses whichi will be ready for plant- 

 ins in about a week. Carnations mostly 

 will be grown. 



Northboro, Mass. — Ralph E. Wads- 

 worth & Co., Pleasant street, who are 

 building one greenhouse 42 x 200 feet, 

 for wholesale flower growing, intend 

 to extend the range of six houses, 

 having 75,000 square feet in the 

 future. Ralph E. Wadsworth and Dr. 

 J. M. Stanley are the proprietors. 



Norfolk, Va. — Bids were opened, 

 October 1st, by the Board of Control 

 for flower seed, trees and shrubbery 

 to be planted in the city parks and at 

 the city home. Following are the pro- 

 posals: S. G. Harris, $486.25; W. T. 

 Hood & Co., $617.50; J. Van Lindley 

 Co., trees only, $224; William H. Moon 

 Co., $686.25. 



Dixon, III. — O. L. Baii'd has given 

 Louis Knisel, who has been his grower 

 for the past seven years, an interest 

 in the business and will devote more 

 of his own time to dairying and stock- 

 raising. He reports carnations as in 

 fine condition, but chrysanthemums 

 not as good as usual, from the effects 

 of the extremely hot summer. 



Alexandria, Va. — David Grillbortzer, 

 who is building a 50 x 150-foot green- 



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HARRISBTJRG, PA. 



SITUATIONS WANTED 



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wishes position on commercial or private 

 place. 16 vears of experience in Sweden 

 and Germany. Able to take charge. For 

 particulars address F. E., care of HORTI- 

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 an estate. Fully qualified and experienced 

 as gardener and farmer. First class ref- 

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SITUATION WANTED by an experienced 

 I'.-i' l'i'uu it, lnanieil :ni'l n«> children. Can 

 take full charge of a first-class rose grow- 

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 the largest rose growing establishment 

 around Boston. Come and look it over. 

 Reasonable wages and permanent position 

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~FOR SALE~ 



FOR SALTS — Fresh from factory, new 10 

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

 B qualities. Market dropped. Now Is tha 

 time to buy and save money. Parahelgky 

 Bros., Inc., 59 Montrose Ave., Brooklyn, 

 N. Y. 



FOR SALE — Greenhouse, 15 miles from 

 Boston; 14,000 feet of glass, with good 

 heating; 12,000 'mums, 4,000 violets, r,000 

 k -incas, 500 stevias, lots of stock gerani- 

 ums, also cuttings started, 1,000 snap- 

 dragons, some carriations and miscellane- 

 ous stock: 100,000 bulbs for forcing, 3 

 wagons 2 cultivators; everything goes 

 with the sale. Almost new house. 9 rooms; 

 15 acres of land; % mile to station; good 

 train facilities. Electrics pass the door. 

 stop right in and make money. R. E.. 

 care HORTICULTURE. 



GREENHOUSE l'LANT— T w o new 

 one 38x190, one 31x180. good 

 dwelling, acre land, 12 miles from Boston. 

 live aeighborh 1. close to R. R. sta- 

 tion. Frequent trains, and electrics to 

 Boston every 15 minutes. Ill health cause 

 if sohing. Joseph Farrell. North Wohurn, 

 . Mass. 



house, began business about ten years 

 ago and now has a range of thirteen 

 houses with an area ot about 85,000 

 square feet of glass. His boiler plant 

 consists of two GO horsepower and 

 one 300 horsepower steam boilers. 

 Electricity is used for lighting. 



Aldan, Pa. — Clarence Alwine. who 

 was reported in the last issue of HOR- 

 TICULTURE as building three green- 

 houses, each 25 x 100, states that he 

 has changed his plans and two will 

 be 23 x 135 each and one 25 x 100. Mr. 

 Alwine is just starting business here 

 and will raise cut flowers and pot 

 plants for the wholesale trade. 



