November 25, 1911 



HORTICULTURE 



749 



List of Advertisers 



Page 



\<l\ ance Co 7ol 



Allen, .1 K 742 



Anderson, s. A..73S 

 Asilimu tin. 6.. . .724 

 Apnlne Mrt. Co 76<> 

 Badgley, Reidel 



a Meyer 74'-' 



Barnard, \v. \v. 



Co 737 



Harrow s A Son .724 

 llavi rs.lorfer, II. 



& Co 7:!'-' 



Bay State Nur- 

 series 733 



Beaulieu 736 



Bertermann, Ir- 

 win 7.:s 



RoM.Ink & At- 

 kins 733 



Boddlngton, A. 



T 731 



Bolglano, J, & 



Son 737 



Boston Florist 



Letter ("o 741 



Host, in Plate & 

 Window Glass 



Co 7."i 



RraslM. s I Co.737 



Breck, J. * Son. 737 

 Hreltnieyer's, .1. 



Sons 738 



Bridgeman'B Seed 



Warehouse ...737 

 Hnilknjr. J. A.. 74i) 

 Burpee, W. A. & 



Co ! 737 



Capian 739 



Chleago Carna- 

 tion Co 723 



Chicago Flower 

 Growers' Asso- 

 ciation 7-41 



C I) i I d s, John 



fowls 735 



Clark e's. n. 



Sons 738 



Coldwell Lawn 



Mower Co 737 



Cowee, W. j 740 



Craig, Root. Co 733 

 Crawbnck, G. W.742 

 Cmnmlng, Alex 



& Son 723 



Dards 738 



Dawson, H. S 704 

 Dorncr & Sons " 



Co 723 



Dreer, H. A .... ' 



733-748-749 

 nysart. R. J... 734 

 Dunlnp. John II 788 

 Eastern Chemical 



,.''" 750 



EB stern Nurser- 

 ies 724 



Edwards Folding 



Ho\- Cn 74J 



Elliott's, w 

 So ns ....... i 723-735 



^ sl " r - •'• <; 751 



Ernest. W. IT...74S 



Eyre; jig 



Earqnhar. R "4 



J- & Co. . . 7;7 

 Florists' Tel. De- 

 livery . . . 738 

 goley Mf c . co. .7.-1 

 Ford, M. C 74'i 

 Ford. W. P '742 

 Fottler, Fist,,' 



Raw-son Co . .737 

 Eon ii.im Farm. 730 

 Froment. II E 740 

 Gah-ln. Thos. F ' 7.10 

 Greater N y 



Florists' Asso.'742 

 Ore,-, t. .7. Co. .737 

 Glide Rros. Co 7;s 



Hall Asso 75] 



Ranford. R 703 

 Hart Geo. R .7T0 

 Hartford & |j c . 



Donongh . . . 7;m 

 Haven Seed Co.737 

 Hearock. Jos.... 703 

 Henderson, A. . 735 

 Herbert, n. ft 



Son 703 



nercs, A. H. "* 



Co 7 |q 



Hlllflneer Hros..748 

 Holland Nurser- 

 ies 733 



Holm & Olsen.. .739 

 Home C o r r e s. 



School 74P 



Horan. B. C. . 74' 

 Hunt. V.. H....750 



Irwin. R. ,T 723 



Jacobs, S. A 

 Sons 751 



\Y. 



1' 

 748 

 ,742 

 .761 



T.'.l 

 748 



788 

 742 



Kastlng, 



Co 



Kerv in Co 



King Con - Co. . 



K w hell Bros, 



K11 .bier, \V. II. . 

 1 ei A Hur- 

 rell 



Ln-ige, 11 P. A. 

 1 ihr, \. II 



Leonard Set d Co.787 

 Leuthy, A. & Co.728 



I .it i l.ii.l.l 780 



Loechner .\ Co. .733 

 M.irMulkln, E. ..739 

 McCarthy, N. F. 



Co 734-743 



McConnell, Alex. 738 

 MeCray Itcfrlger- 



ator Co 739 



McCullough's, .1 



M. Sons Co. ..741 

 MeHutchlson & 



Co 788 



McManus, .las... 742 

 Miiliell. II F. 



Co 730 



M i i- ll I g a 11 Cut 



Flower Ei 713 



Mlllang 1 'has... 742 



Mlllang, P 742 



Miller, B. S 7.".:, 



Moltz. A. A Co. ,74'J 

 Monlnger, .1. c. .751 

 Moore, Hentz A 



Nash 742 



Mors,-, C. C. A 



Co 737 



Murray, Samuel. 73S 

 N. E. Nurseries. 733 

 Nl-ssen, I.e., Co. 74(1 

 Oechslln, Frank. 723 

 Ouwerkerk, P...733 

 Palethorpe, P. R. 



Co 750 



Palmer, TV. J. A 



Son 73S 



Park Floral Co. .738 

 Parsbelsky Bros 751 

 Pennock - Meehan 



Co 741 



Penn, the Flor- 

 ist 739 



Perkins St. Nur- 

 series 723 



PetersAReed Co. 748 

 Pierce, F. O. Co. 751 

 Pin-son. A. N...724 

 Plerson, F. R. 



Co 752 



Pierson 0-B a r 



Co 752 



riant I' 1 CO., 



2i»th Century. .750 

 Poehlmaun Bros. 740 

 Tulv. Manure Co.750 

 Red Rose Nurser- 

 ies 723 



Reed & Keller. .742 

 Iteinl'.ri;. Peter. 741 

 Rex Co. .737-749 750 

 Rice, M A '',,. .722 

 Pi. kinds Rros. ..737 

 Robinson ,\ Co. .741 



Rol.liis,, 11. .1 C. 



Seed Co 737 



Rock Wm. I, ...738 

 It 11 •• ll 1 s. Julius 



. . . 722 724 



Roland, Thos 723 



1 e r, A. A 







Rosens 



I: The. . . 



Sun ler .\ Sun. 

 Schulz, 1 ob 

 Si. lit. John.... 

 Sharp. Partridge 



Cn 7.11 



Sheridan. W. I' 742 

 .' sic 



brecht 742 



Slggers A Slg- 



gers 749 



Silli n. A. B. A 



.734 

 Skldelsky, S. S. 



A Co 737 



Smith. P. J 742 



Smith, B. n. A 



Co 723 



Smith. II. J 734 



Smith. W. A T. 



Co 733 



1. Wm. J.. 738 

 Standard Plate 



... .751 

 Stearns. A. T. 



Lumber Co. . . .751 

 Stumpp A Wal- 

 ter 1'.. 750 



.748 

 . . 743 

 . .738 



722 

 ^738 



724 



Page 

 Syraeusi Pol 



.748 



Tallby 789 



Thorburo, .1. M. 



,v Co 787 



Totty, Chas. 11. 721 



T 1 a e 11 ii 1 v A 



Sehenck 742 



Valentin,.. .1. A. .738 



Vi.-k's, ,1ns Sons 7::7 

 Vincent, B., Jr.. 



A Sons 723 



Wnilswurl h, R. 



E 723 



Wants. For Sale. 749 



Waul. R.M S I 



Well h B 



Werl " 1 Bi 



Wilson 788 



Wltbei 1 1 



w I Bros .723 



Wilson Plant nil 



.' 7.'." 



w [row & Uar- 



ketns 743 



Woodruff, s. D. 



,\ Sons 730 



Young, A. L. . . .742 

 Young iV: Nugi nt 788 

 ZInn, J. A 789 



GREENHOUSES BUILDING OR CON- 

 TEMPLATED. 



Olney, Pa. — Harry Dry, one house. 



Aldan, Pa. — Clement S. Levis, one 

 house. 



-Charles W. Crouch, 



Knoxville, Term, 

 three houses. 



Columbus, Ohio — Ohio State Univer- 

 sity, one house. 



Calla, Ohio— W. P. Mellott, vegetable 

 house 35 x 100. 



Grand Forks, N. D. — Esther E. Kirk- 

 man, one house. 



Red Oak, Iowa — Charles A. Berg, 

 range of houses. 



Chicago, ill. — Sinner Bros., rebuild- 

 ing four houses. 



West Chelmsford, Mass. — Walter 

 Whidden, one house. 



Milford, Mass. — Metcalf Gardens, 

 Congress street, one house. 



Hampton, N. H. — George R. Godfrey, 

 Little Pines road, one house. 



Toronto, Ont., Can. — C. Bennett, 

 Queen street, N., two houses. 



Riverside, R. I. — Charles A. Hanson, 

 55 Willett avenue, one house. 



Providence, R. I. — M. B. Saunders 

 Co., 25 Burnett street, house 30 x 70. 



Port Chester, N. Y. — John Smith, 

 Grace Church and Sands streets, three 

 houses. 



Painesville, Ohio — The Painesville 

 Garden Greenhouse Co., range of vege- 

 table houses. 



Red Bank, N. J.-W." W. Kennedy 

 & Son, Ridgewood, carnation house, 

 25 x 165; storage house, 18 x 75; pack- 

 ing house and boiler room, 20 x 25. 



Washington, N. J. — About March 1st 

 Alonzo J. Bryan will begin the erec- 

 tion of twelve greenhouses. 33 x 150, 

 a potting shed and boiler room. He 

 now has seven houses with an area of 

 40,000 feet of glass, and cultivates 130 

 acres of land. Pot plants for the 

 wholesale trade is his chief product. 

 Wm. H. Young is his superintendent. 



Landscape Gardening 



P«Or. CftAJG home*. 



A ooune tar HiK-utai aad 

 Gardner* taught by Prat. Cf»if 

 ud Pratf. Batchelor, at Caraall 

 University. 



Gardeners who uaderataad ua- 

 to-dale methods aad practice ara 

 is demand far the beat posit i n — 



A kno-wladgc of Lastdacnpc Gar- 

 dening is inaiapeasabla 

 w-bo would haTe the 



ZSO pasja catalaaaa fraa. WHaa Is Jaw 



The Hone CoiTejpoiitleiice School 



D.nl_ H. SpraawrW. Mass. 



POULTRY and 

 FRUIT REVIEW 



A publication on the farm Journal that 

 reviews all poultry and fruit papers In 

 United States, will be sent on trial one 

 year to all who send 16 cents, to pay 

 wrapping and postage, and names of 

 three fruit or poultry raisers. 



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| WANTS, FOR SALE, ETC. 



S Advertisements in this column 



E cent a word. Initials count as words. 



5 Cash with order. All correspondenc* 



S addressed "care HORTICUL- a 



S TURE" should be sent to U Ham- | 



5 ilton Place, Boston. 



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HELP WANTEO 



WANTED at onc3 a middle-aged man, 

 good grower, sober, reliable and not afraid 

 of work. Oue who speaks good English. 

 Address J. Puller, 31 Orchard St.. Leomin- 

 ster, Mass. 



_SITUATIONS WANTED 



SITUATION WANTED by expert roses 

 grower with long experience in Europe and 

 America. single man. Understands steam 

 boilers. Address "Ch. P.," care HORTI- 

 CULTURE. _ 



SITUATION WANTED by commercial 

 grower of roses, carnations, chrysanthe- 

 mums and pot plants. Is open to engage- 

 ment. Middle aged, married. Good refer- 

 ences. Understands steam boiler. Address 



" E. II.." care HORTICULTURE. 



_ SITUATION WANTED in Massachusetts 

 by an all around florist of over 25 years 

 experience. Rose growing a specialty. 

 Capable to take full charge. Now in charge 

 of large rose growing establishment. Rea- 

 sonable wages and permanent position de- 

 sired. Married; no children. Address N. H., 

 c^rejaORTICULTU RE. 



~FOR 8 ALE 



FOR SALE— Fresh from factory, new 

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

 R qualities. Market dropped. Now is the 

 time to buy and save money. Parsbelsky 

 Bros.. Inc., 215-217 Havetneyer St.. Brook- 

 lyn. N. T. 



Send your business direct to Wash ngton. 

 Saves time and insures better service. 

 Personal attention guaranteed. 

 Twenty-five years' active service 

 SPECIALTY: " Working on the Failures 

 ofOthers." 



SI6GERS & SIGGER8 



PATENT L\WVEKb 



Bax *. National Union BnllJIna 

 Waahlocton. D. C. 



