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Our Mew Seed house 



A FIREPROOF BUILDING AT WIINDERIV100R, OCCUPIED INOVEIMBER, 1914 

 OINE OF THE MOST COMPLETE IN THIS COUNTRY 



About 400 persons attenaed the Farmers' Meeting which was held on the Seedhouse Lawn last August. Our tniire plant was open for inspection, and our 

 Jriends gathered in from all sections. Mr. Geo. H. McKay, of the Reading Terminal Market, Philadelphia, was speaking when this photograph was taken 



WINDERMOOR is situated in the midst of the garden spot of the earth, and right in 

 the midst of our own fifty acres we have built one of the most attractive and complete 

 seedhouses to be found. On moving into our new quarters last fall, we automatically 

 turned our Philadelphia seedhouse into a branch store, and while we are making strong efforts 

 to have our old stand even more complete and serviceable to our customers than ever, every 

 department of our mail-order division and general offices has been moved to Moorestown. 

 We are thus in constant touch with all of our seed-growing operations, and at the same time 

 within easy access of everyone, for we have the railroad and trolley road running right along 

 the edge of our farm, and this, with the telephone and telegraph right at hand, keeps us in 

 pretty close touch with everything. 



Besides our offices and storerooms we have a large mail-order department, seed-testing 

 laboratory and seed-cleaning department, and in addition to all of the above we have splendid 

 facilities for seed-drying work in our other farm buildings adjacent to the seedhouse. 



What could be more ideal for the successful development of the seed business than the 

 combination of good things which we have with us? In the first place, we have a reputation 

 for honest deafing handed down by a former generation; in the second place, an equipment 

 with all the completeness that could be desired and, finally, an abundance of new young blood 

 running over with enthusiasm for the work at hand and filled with new aspirations and hopes 

 for a most brilfiant future. We beHeve everyone in our whole organization is getting some 

 very real happiness out of his or her work; and surely this is the basis of all success, particu- 

 larly so if this spirit can be radiated throughout our entire trade, — and we believe it can be. 



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