April, 1910 



THE CANADIAN HORTICULTURIST 



107 



FOR SALE AND WANTED 



Advertisements under this heading in- 

 serted at rate of two cents a word for each 

 insertion, each figure, sign or single letter 

 to count as one word, minimun cost, 25 

 cents, strictly cash in advance. 



GINSENG FOR SALE— Seedlings and stratified 

 seeds, due to come up in May. Write to J. E. 

 Janelle, Caughnawaga, Que. 



WANTED-GOOD FARM in good locality. Will 

 deal only with owner. American Investment 

 Association, 813 Palace Building, Minneapolis, 

 Minn. 



FOR SPRING PLANTING-Sweet Cherries, lead- 

 ing varieties; also Apples, Pears and Plums. 

 One thousand Norway maples. Good stock. 

 Prices reasonable.— J. Elmer Crow, Eidgeville, 

 Ont 



THE LEADERS. — Splendid, Senator Dunlap and 

 Williams, strawberry plants, .$3.50 per thous- 

 and; 75c per hundred, by mail prepaid.— B. C. 

 Crysler, St. George, Ont. 



GINSENG successfully grown in Eastern Town- 

 ships. Seeds, seedlings and plants for sale, 

 with full instructions for cultivation. Apply 

 J. Hight, Memphremagog, Ginseng Gardens, 

 Georgeville, Que. 



BRITISH COLUMBIA FARM LANDS.— 80,000 acres 

 on Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. Fort George 

 District- retail or en bloc. Rich soil, ideal 

 climate, easy terms.— The Mercantile Trust 

 Co., Ltd., Vancouver, B. C. 



BRITISH COLUMBIA— Fort George lands-50,000 

 acres fertile wheat and mixed farming lands. 

 Send for photographs and surveyors' reports.- 

 The Wright Investment Co., Dominion Trust 

 Building^ Van^oiiver, B. C, Canada. 



WANTED— -Persons to grow mxishrooms for us. 

 Small • waste space in yard, garden or farm, 

 can be made produce from $15 to $25 per week. 

 Write for illustrated booklet and full particu- 

 lars.— Montreal Supply Company, Montreal. 



LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.— Charles Ernest Wool- 

 verton, Grimsby, Ontario, is prepared to make 

 plans for the improvement of country estates, 

 city parks or private grounds, and also to give 

 lists of suitable trees, plants and shrubs for 

 planting. He has no personal interest in the 

 sale of any of these, but can direct clients for 

 purchasing them at lowest prices. He will 

 superintend the work of the gardeners in car- 

 rying out his plans, where such service is 

 needed. Terms very moderate. 



SALMON ARM, Shuswap Lake, B. C, has the 

 finest fruit and dairy land in B. 0. No irriga- 

 tion necessary, mild winters, moderate sum- 

 mers; no blizzards, or high winds; delightful 

 climate; enormous yields of fruit, vegetables 

 and hay; good fishing; fine boating amidst the 

 most beautiful scenery, and the Salmon Arm 

 fruit his realized 25 cents per box more than 

 other fruit in B. C. Prices of land moderate, 

 and terms to suit. Apply to F. 0. Haydock, 

 Salmon Arm, B. C. 



SOMETHING NEW 



GERBERA JAMESONI HYBRIDA 



SMALL PACKET S1.00 



ROBERT T. PINKERTON 



70<) Eastern Townships Bank Bldg. MONTREAL, CANADA 



The FARMERS' GARDEN 



A Seed iJrill and Wheel Hoe Is In- 

 dlspeiis.jhie— not only In a village 

 garden biiton In rgewt farms. 



FarnifTH ftliotild grow all manner 

 of vet,'''t!ibleH and "live on the 1 ut of 

 the land." KhotiUl rrovldo succu- 

 lent '•ootsfnrCal tie, Sw hie, Poultry, 

 and Bttvo hi;:h x>rlrc<l lued 



BtiifT, (ircutI;iltor-Hav- -« >» n„i. n-. 



Ing tools of Bpi'cial ^\ y^f of M.,,y 

 value lorthchome ^L»k ■^ Iron Aga t<m>1i 



as yvvll 0.4 the 

 market rar- 

 den. Send 

 for free 

 book. 



BATEMANMFG. C:3., Box S16-G GRENLOCH. N. J. 



COMING EVENTS 



which the company havo recently purchased 

 and contemplate purchasing for another sea- 

 son's work. 



Under this heading, notices of forthcomins 

 exhibitions and meetings of horticultural im- 

 portance will be published. Send the infor* 

 mation as Ions in advance as possible. 



EXHIBITIONS. 



Calgary, Alberta Provincial July 4-9. 



Charlcttetown, P. E. I. Provincial, .... 



Sept. 20-24. 



Halifax, N. S. Provincial. .Sept. 28-Oct. 6. 

 London, Eng., Royal Horticultural Show 



(for colonial-grown fruit and vegetables) 



Dec 1-3 



St. John, N. B., Dominion Exhibition 



Sept. 5-14. 



Winnipeg, Industrial July 13-23. 



All persons that intend to sow garden 

 seeds this spring should send to John A. 

 Bruce & Co., Hamilton, Ont., for a copy of 

 their 1910 catalogue. An excellent variety 

 of high-class seeds is oflfered by this firm. 



Northern Grown Trees 



Apple, Pear, Plum. Cherry, Peach. Grapes, Small Fruits, 

 Deciduous and Evergreen Ornamentals, Roses. Flowering 

 Shrubs. Climbers, etc. Specialties: Mammoth Dewberrv 

 and Wismer's Dessert Apple. Catalogue Free; it tells 

 the whole story. 



J. H. WIS VIER, Nurseryman. Port Elgin, Ontario 



"Roofing Right," is the name of a finely 

 illustrated booklet, of 48 pages, prepared by 

 the Pedlar People of Oshawa, Ont., and is 

 a book that will interest those who are 

 thinking of buying roofing for any building. 

 It will be sent free on request by writing to 

 the above company and mentioning The 

 Can.adian Horticulturist. Ask for booklet 

 No. 8. 



Rennie's Seed Annua! is a handsome cat- 

 alogue giving full descriptions of the best 

 seeds that can be grown, as proved by the 

 yearly increasing sales throughout the Do- 

 minion, neatly bound in lithographed cov- 

 ers with bright colors, illustrated by 250 

 engravings devoted to vegetables, flowers, 

 field roots, grains, etc., showing good crops 

 of some special varieties taken from na- 

 ture. No seed buyer can afford to be with- 

 out the Rennie Seed Annual, which tells 

 you just what to plant in your garden for 

 1910. Write for it to-day. 



Maple Syrup 



Of No. 1 Quality 



Is the kind we have for sale. Cleanli- 

 ness and purity and up-to-date methods of 

 handling have made for us a reputation. 

 Order from us this year, and you will be 

 glad to come back again. Price $1.10 per 

 gallon; 5 gallon lota, $5.60, f.o.b. Lancas- 

 ter. 



D. R. McCRIMMON 



Box 102 - Lancaster, Ont. 



At a special meeting of the board of di- 

 rectors of the ^'Friend" Manufacturing 

 Company of Gasport, N.Y., on Feb. 10, it 

 was voted to double the efficiency of the 

 present plant by the addition of a large 

 fire-proof structure, to be used for the in- 

 stallation of the new and modern machinery 



The"BisseU" Garden Disk Harrow cuts 

 clean and stays (..own to its work. You 

 can close it up small enough to pass 

 between vines and berry bushes — extend 

 it out to go under limbs of frtiit trees. A 

 reversible Harrow. Can be used as "In- 

 throw" or "Out-throw." Adjustable pole 

 and shafts allow it to be used with single 

 horse or team. High or low^ seat — stronU. 

 well-braced, light draught. Write Dept. N 

 for particulars or inquire of nearest agent. 



T.E. Bissau Co.Ltd. 

 Elora, Ont. 



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Steel, Briggs Quality Seeds 



Ours, the largest seed businesB in Canada, has been built up on selling only the Highest 

 Quality Saeds, etc. 



All of our seeds are grown by experts. They are critically tested and none but fresh, pure 

 and clean seeds of the highest germination nro placed in the packagea bearing our name. 



Our seeds are sold by thousands of dealers in all parts of Canada. "Look for the Steele 

 Brigg8 Box." 



Steel, Briggs Seed Co., Limited 



TORONTO, HAMILTON AND WINNIPEG 



