November 18, 1911 



II OBTICULT U 



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List of Advertisers 



rage 



Advance Co 719 



Allen, J. K 710 



Anderson, S. A . .Tin! 

 mann, G ..690 

 Aphlne Mfg. Co. 716 

 Badgley, Keldel 



& Meyer 710 



Barnard, \V. \V. 



Co 705 



Barrows & Son. .iI'.ki 

 Beyersdorfer, II. 



& Co 707 



Bay State Nur- 



series 703 



Rertermaun, Ir- 

 win 706 



Bobliluk & At- 

 kins 703 



Boddlngton. A. 



T 602 



Bolglano, J. & 



Son 705 



Boston Florist 



I/etter Co 708 



Boston Plate & 

 "Window Glass 



Co 719 



Braslan Seed Co. 705 

 Breek. J. & Son.TuT, 

 Breltineyer's, J. 



Sons 706 



Brldgclilall's Seed 



Warehouse . . .705 

 Budlong, J. A... 70S 

 Burpee, \V. A. & 



Co 705 



Chicago Carna- 

 tion Co 691 



Chicago Flower 

 Growers' Asso- 

 ciation 708 



C h 1 I 6 s. John 



Lewis 691 



Clark e's, D. 



Sons 706 



Coldwell Ij a w n 



Mower Co 705 



Conine, F. E. 

 Nursery Co.. . ,708 



Cowee, \V. J 711 



Craig, Itobt. Co. 703 

 Crawbuck, G. W.710 



Dards 706 



Da vson, H. S. ..690 

 Dorner & Sous 



Co 691 



Dreer, n. A.. 703-718 



Dysart, R. J 708 



Dunlop, John H.706 

 Eastern Chemical 



To 716 



Eastern Nurser- 

 ies ....690 



Edwards Folding 



Box Co 708 



Billot fs, W. 



Rons 691 



Esler, J. G 719 



Ernest, W. H. . .718 



Eyres 707 



Farquhar. R. & 



J. & Co 705 



Florists' Tel. De- 

 livery 706 



Foley Mfg. Co. .719 



Ford. M. C 710 



Ford, W. P 710 



Fottler, F I s k e, 



Rawson Co. .. .705 

 Fox Hall Farm.. 704 

 Froment, H. E..710 

 Galvln. Thos. F.707 

 German Kail 



Works 702 



Greater N. Y. 



Florists' Asso.710 

 Grey, T. J. Co.. 705 

 Gude Bros. Co. .706 



Hall Asso 719 



Hart. Geo. B 708 



Hartford & Mc- 



Donough 711 



Heacock. Jos. . . .691 

 Henderson, A. . .691 

 Herbert, D. & 



Son 691 



Hews, A. H. & 



Co 718 



Hlllfinger Bros. .718 

 Hltehings & Co. 720 

 Holland Nurser- 

 ies 703 



nolm & Olson. ..707 

 Home C o r r e s. 



School 717 



Horan. K. C....710 



Hunt, E. II 710 



Irwin, R. J 691 



Jager Chas. J. . .7U\ 

 Kastlng, W. F. 

 Co 711 



Page 

 Kv. Tobacco i'rod- 



DC( Co 716 



Kervan Co Tin 



Klddei R 11 ...601 

 King > Ions. Co. . .719 

 Kroe.8c.hell Bros. 719 

 Kuebler, W. II.. 711 

 Lager & II ur- 



rell 702 



Lnngo. 11. I'. A. 707 

 Langjahr. A. 11.710 

 Leonard Seed Co.705 

 Leutbv, A. & Co.691 



Littletield 707 



Loechiic!- \ i 'u. .li'.ll 



Long. W. II 706 



MacMulkln, 10... 707 

 McCarthy, X. F. 



Co 711 



McConncll. Alex. 706 

 McCray Refriger- 

 ator Co 707 



McCullougb's, J. 



M. Sons Co... 708 

 Mellutchlsiin & 



Co 703 



Mi Manns, .las. . .710 

 Metropolitan Ma- 

 terial Co 719 



Michel!. II. F. 



Co 704 



Michigan Cut 



Flower Ex 711 



Millang, Cba8...710 



MiHang, F 710 



Miller. B. S 691 



Molt/.. A. & Co.. 710 

 Moninger, .!. C. .719 

 Moore. Hentz & 



Nash 710 



Morse, C. C. & 



Co 705 



Mt. Mitchell I - 



oratlve K v e r- 



green Co 711 



Murray. Samuel. 706 

 N. E. Nurseries. 703 

 Nicotine Mfg. co.716 

 Nlessen, I^eo Co. 708 

 Oechslin, Frank. 691 

 Ordonez Bros. ...702 

 Ouwerkerk. P...703 

 Palethorpe, P. R. 



Co 716 



Palmer. W. J. & 



Son 706 



Park Floral Co. .708 

 Parshelsky Bros. 719 

 Pennock - Meehan 



Co 709 



Penn. the Flor- 

 ist 707 



Perkins St. Nur- 

 series 691 



Peters&Reed Co.. 718 

 Pierce. F. O. Co. 718 

 Plerson, A. N. ..690 

 Pierson, F. R. 



Co 720 



I'ochlmann Bros. 708 

 Herd & Keller. .710 

 Rex Co.. .705-716-717 

 Relnberg, Peter. 708 

 Rice, M. & Co.. 690 

 Kickards Bros. ..705 

 Robinson & Co. .708 

 Robinson, J. C. 



Seed Co 705 



Rock. Wm. L. ..706 

 Roehrs, Julius 



Co 690-702 



Roland, Thos 691 



R o 1 k e r, A. & 



Sons 718 



Rosery. The 706 



Sander & Son. ..702 



Schllder Bros 705 



Shlnn, Warren.. .704 



Scnnlz, Jacob 706 



Scott, John 690 



Sharp. Partridge 



Co 719 



Sheridan, w F.710 

 Slebrecht & Sie- 



breeht 710 



Slggers & Slg- 



gers 718 



Skidelskv, S. S. 



& Co 705 



Smith, P. J 71o 



Smith, E. D. & 



Co 691 



Smith, H. J 711 



Smith. W. & T. 



Co 703 



Standard Plate 



Glass Co 719 



Stearns. A. T. 



Lumber Co. .. .719 

 Stumpp & Wal- 

 ter Co 716 



Page 

 Smyth. Win. J..7O0 

 Syracuse Potterj 



i " 718 



Tottv. Chas. ll .691 



Tallin,- 707 



Tliorlnirii, J. M. 



A Co 705 



T r a e n cl 1 y & 



Scbenck 71o 



Valentine, J. A. .706 

 Vlck'8, Jns. Sons.705 

 Vincent, R., Jr., 



& Sous 691 



Wants, For Bale 717 



Page 

 u nrd, i; tS.& Ci 701 



Welch Bros 708 



Wilson 7.-; 



Withers, .1. T — 708 



u i Bros 893 



Wilson Plant Oil 



Co 710 



W I ruff, S. 1). 



.V Sons 701 



Young. A. L. . . .Tin 

 i oung i Nugent.706 

 Zinu, J. A 707 



OBITUARY. 



John J. Murphy. 



John J. Murphy, employed by the 

 South Park Floral Co., New Castle, 

 Ind., died at his home on Oct. 28. 

 Andrew Thurston. 



Andrew Thurston, father of the 

 manager of the Boston Flower Ex- 

 change, died at his home in Dorches- 

 ter, Mass., on Nov. 4, aged 71 years. 

 Two sons and four daughters survive 

 him. 



Henry Angermuende. 



Henry Angermuende. employed for 

 many years by J. M. Thorburn & Co., 

 died on Nov. 10. He began in their 

 employ as head porter and finally had 

 charge of their tree-seed department, 

 in which capacity he proved very ef- 

 ficient. He was a German, of very 

 good education, absolutely reliable and 

 one whose demise will be much re- 

 gretted. 



Elijah Huftelen. 



On Oct. 26, Elijah Huftelen died at 

 his home near LeRoy, N. Y., after a 

 short illness. He was born near Le- 

 Roy in 1838 and was engaged in grow- 

 ing stock for the florist trade. He 

 made a specialty of lilies and both 

 imported and exported bulbs and 

 plants. Two sisters and one brother 

 survive him. George C. Richmond 

 succeeds him in business. 



John R. Haldeman. 



John R. Haldemann, organizer of 

 the Southwest Horticultural Society, 

 and an authority in Missouri on or- 

 chard subects, died in Springfield, 

 Mo., aged 81 years. Mr. Haldeman was 

 born in Hamilton County, 0., but 

 much of his life was spent in Bloom- 

 ington, III. He was a close friend of 

 Abraham Lincoln, and an inventor of 

 some note. An orchard sprayer which 

 he first perfected is widely used. 

 Stephen Taplin. 



Stephen Taplin, retired florist and 

 nurseryman, died at his home in De- 

 troit, Mich., on Oct. 9. He was born 

 in Overton, Hampshire, England, 

 about 1833 and came to this country 

 when about 35 years of age. He had 

 been a resident of Detroit for many 

 years, having greenhouses at 062 

 West Fort street and a nursery of five 

 acres in another section of the city. 

 He is survived by a widow, one 

 daughter and two sons. 



Peter T. Devoy. 



On November 6 Peter T. Devoy died 

 at his home, 40 Worrall avenue. 

 Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Mr. Devoy was a 

 florist well known throughout the 

 state. He was born on the Morse 

 place on the South road. Poughkeep- 

 sie, where his father was employ* d 

 for a number of years. His father es- 

 tablished the firm of Thos. Devoy & 

 Sons, which Thomas carried on after 

 his father's death. He is survived by 

 a widow, one daughter and two sis- 



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G. H. Pieser. 

 The death of Gabriel H. Pieser, 

 which has been hourly expected for 

 weeks, came to end his suffer- 

 ing November 14th. at 3 A. M. For 

 twenty years he had been engaged in 

 the wholesale commission business in 

 Chicago with his brother, E. E. Pieser, 

 e career as a florist doubles in 

 point of years that of his own, and 

 the tailing health of both has been a 

 source of deep regret to their asso- 

 in business. 

 Gabriel H. Pieser was born in Chi- 

 cago 57 years ago last May and has 

 made this city his constant home. He 

 president of the firm of Kenni- 

 liros. for many years till forced 

 by ill health to give it up to his 

 brother and was last seen at the old 

 place of business about September 1st, 

 which time he has constantly 



Mr. Pieser leaves a wife, a son, G. 

 r. Jr., a mother, two brothers, 

 and E. E. Pieser, and two sis- 

 Mrs. J. J. Mitchell and Mrs. H. 

 .1. Metz. 



The funeral took place Thursday, at 

 li- A. M., from the residence, 4447 In- 

 diana avenue, and interment was in 

 the family lot at the Jewish cenv '• rv 



