vugiisl, 1914. 



THE CANADIAN HORTT C ULT ITHIST 



2Cq 



ing Standard Construction 



CJaats less shadow than any other. This means 

 extra profit tor you. Fully wind ties and im- 

 Iiroved for 1914. 



Other claKsci of Ureenhouse Construction built 

 to order. Write for new Catalogue. 



KING CONSTRUCTION CO. 



40 Dovercoiirt Rei. - Toronto 



Ladders 



^-^— ^^ FOR 



Fruit -Men 



A General Line of 



EXTENSION 



SINGLE and 

 FRUIT-PICKING 



Extenion Ladders are Light 

 and Strong, Wire-tiussed and 

 have a Safe Lock. 



LET us QUOTE 

 YOU PRICES 



SEMMENS & SON 



174 York St., HAMILTON, Ont. 



Speaking- of the coming Dominion Fruit 

 Conference, Mr. Johnson, Dominion Fruit 

 Commissioner, stated recently that four 

 great questions of interest to apple growers 

 would be considered: First, Cooperation; 

 second. Transportation ; Third, Inspection 

 at Point of Shipment; fourth. Marketing-. 

 He said that Onario had asked for inspec- 

 tors who would also be instructors, men 

 who would go into the warehouses and in- 

 struct the foreman and managers rather 

 than men who would open packages and 

 inspect at the terminal points. He realized 

 thait markets was the all important ques- 

 tion. If markets could not be obtained, 

 and held and enlarged, what would be the 

 use of raising apples? 



Canadian Ginseng 



Pure Ca-nadian Ginseng stock for aaie. 

 Order early for Ootobe,r ■plia.nting. Booklet 

 free. 



HURONIA GINSENG GARDEN 

 BOX 341 BLYTH, ONT. 



THE CLIPPER 



Threare three things i hat dea troy your 

 lawns — Dandelions, Buck 

 Hlantain and dab Gras^j. 

 In one season the Clipper will 

 drive them all out. Your de- 

 aler should havethem— If he 

 has not drop us a line and we 

 will send circulars and prices 

 CLIPPER LAWN MOWER CO. 

 Box 10, DlxoB. IH. 



WE ARE NOW BOOKING ORDERS 



For i'ull Planting, whi<;h is the best time to 

 plaut. My appie trees are grown from 

 French Crab Seed, which i« the hardiest and 

 best for Oithard Planting; also a long list of 

 IcKliiiK varieties of Fruits ajid Ornameniale. 

 FRUITLAND NURSERIES • FRUITLAND, ONT. 

 G. M. HILL, Prop. 



GINSENG 



Now is the time to order nursery stock 

 for Pall planting. Our roots and seeds are 

 grown from wild ones found in Elgin Coun- 

 ty, Ont. Prices night- If interested write 

 for price list and other information. 



W. WALKER 



PORT BURWELL, ONT. 



GINSENG 



True Canadian Nursery Stock for Fall 

 Planting. 1,000 Stratified Seeds $3.00. 1,000 

 one year old roote $20.00. 1,000 two year 

 old roots $40.00. Write us tor full particulars. 

 I. E YORK & CO. - WATERFORD, ONT. 



BEES FOR SALE 



Haying to reduce my stock of bees I oJfer 

 for sale a few toi-rcs. All bees on good 

 straight worker combs in factor.y-made 

 frames, 8 frame.s to the hive. 



CHAS. BUKE, SNOW ROAD STATION, ONT. (C.P.R.) 



QUEENS OF QUALITY 



3-band leather color. Unt., <!0c. each, $7.00 per doz. 



Sel. Int., 75c. each $8.00 per doz. l ircular f ree. 



J, I. BANKS - - LIBERTY, TENN. 



FOR SALE 



Pamious North Carolina bred Italian 

 queens for sale— (red-clover three-banders) ; 

 honey-gatherers, good as the best. Strictly 

 reared from Geo. B. Howe's beet breeders, 

 mated with Hoot's, Moore's, Davis' eelect 

 drones; bees that get the honey; free of dis- 

 ease. Untested, 1, 75 cts; dozen, $7.50. Select 

 untested, 1, $1.00; dozen, $9.00, Tested. 1, 

 $1.25. Select, tested, $1.50. BJxtra select test- 

 ed, $2.00. Breeders, $3.00 to $5,00, 



H. B. MURRAY. LIBERTY, NX., U.S.A. 



Mention The Canadian HoHicidturi-it when writing 



I 



A Greenhouse Doubles and Triples The Joys of Horticulture 



N.M'UKE gives most of us, at the bi'st. scarcely three months 

 of real gardening joys. For two months in the Spring, we 

 are waiting for our gardens "to arrive." For a month or 

 two in the fall, we are regretfully watching their departure. 

 And then come months of barren bleakness with only the read 

 ing of horticultural books and the 

 perusing of alluring catalogs to solace 

 us. 



But if you have a greenhouse — what 

 a different aspect the whole thing 

 takes. Your garden becomes a per- 

 petual one— regardless of time or sea- 

 son, rhyme or reason. 



Besides the flowers, fruits and vege- 

 tables, you can have as you will; 



less with only the read ' glass enclosed garden c 



Ltd. of Canada 



Greenhouse Designers and Manufacturers 



there is nothing like a greenhouse to smooth out lh« hurry- 

 worries of life and keep one in pleasurable harmony with 

 things. Leastwise, that's what our customers say. 



If it all seems good indeed to you, why don't you have a 

 glass enclosed garden of your own— one of our greenhouses? 



If you wish, we will take charve of 

 the entire building of it for you, from 

 the turning of the sod to the turning 

 on of the heat in your completed 

 garden plot. 



Why don't we talk it over — you 

 and I? 



Or at least get a start by sending 

 for one of our booklets, called "Glass 

 Gardena— A Peep Into Their Delights." 



TORONTO 



nevi York, N.Y. 



12 QUEEN STREET EAST 



Chicago, III. 



Boston, Mass. 



Rochester, N.Y. 



Philadelphia, Pa. 



Cleveland, Ohio. 



