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PARK AND CEMETERY 
of construction, has secured all U-Bar 
patents and is doing business under the 
name of “The Pierson U-Bar Com- 
pany,” with offices at Metropolitan 
Building, New York City. The firm of 
Lord & Burnham, long identified with 
the best in greenhouse construction, 
will continue their offices at their old 
place, 1133 Broadway, with their fac- 
tories at Irvington, N, Y,, which have 
been considerably enlarged. Messrs. 
Hitchings & Co., the pioneers in green- 
house boiler heating, and who for years 
gained no little prominence in green- 
house construction, will have their 
offices at 1170 Broadway, New York. 
> SITUATIONS WANTED, ETC, P 
Advertisements, limited to five lines, ■will be 
inserted in this column at the rate of to cents each 
insertion, T -words to a line. Cash must accom- 
pany order. 
Wanted — A position by a cemetery 
superintendent of large experience in 
cemetery work and management; a 
practical landscape gardener; thor- 
oughly understands the culture of rare 
trees and shrubs. References A1 fro.m 
responsible parties. Address Superin- 
tendent, care Park and Cemtery. 
Wanted — By competent man expe- 
rienced in Nursery and Landscape 
work, position as foreman, supt. or 
assistant supt. of a Park of cemetery. 
Would consider engagement that would 
lead to such a position later. Address 
P. N. H., care Harwood, 173 White St., 
Springfield. Mass. 
Position Wanted — as a Landscape 
Gardener and Florist in a Park, Ceme- 
tery or on a private place where first- 
class work is desired; am experienced 
in drawing plans for laying out 
grounds and artistic bedding; have a 
thorough knowledge of general stock. 
German, married, age 36; best of ref- 
erences; state salary paid. Address 
Park, care of Park and Cemetery. 
— SKeep Manure — 
For Park and Cemetery 
Lawns use sheepmanure. 
George Ripperg^er 
Long Island City, N. Y. 
Over half a century of square dealing has 
ffiven our products a Natlooul Keputa- 
^ tion. We nave reason to be proud of the 
successful record we have made and 
desire to thank the public 
for the large share of patron- 
age they have bestowed upon 
us. Everything of the best 
kfor Orchard, Vineyard, Lawn, Park, 
iStreet Garden and Greenhouse. Have 
|lsrge stock of Apple, Peach, Pear, 
^ Plum,Cherry, Etc. Headquartersfor 
’'ornamental TREES, SIIRUISS. 
PLANTS, TINES, BULBS, SEEDS. Over40 acres of 
Hardy Roses, none finer grown. 44 ^eenhouses of 
Palms, Ferns Ficus, Everbloomlng Roses, Geran« 
turns and other things too numerous to mention. We 
send by mail postpaid Seeds, Plants, Bulbs, Tines, 
ute. Safe arrival and satisfaction guaranteed. 
Larger by express or freight. 'Direct deal will Insure 
you the best and save you money. Try It. Your 
address on a postal will bring you our valuable 168* 
page catalogue free. 52 years. 1200 acres. 
THE STOURS dk HARRISON CO., 
Box PaineavUla. Ohio, 
LIVE-FOREVER PINK ROSE AS A HJEDGE. 10 to SOc EACH PLANT. 
This hardy and beautiful rose blooms abundantly every year, 500 roses on one bush, and suc- 
ceeds everywhere. It is especially desirable for bedding, for the rose hedge or as a climbing 
rose. No garden is complete without this rose which endures more neglect than any other, 
and is less troubled by insects. Price of Live-Forever Rose; 2 year bushes, 20c each, 12for$2.ao, 
50 for $7.50. Price of 1 year bushes by mail post-paid for hedges, 10c each, 12 for $1.00, 50 for $4.00. 
TRFFQ FOR QAI F best hardy varieties of fruit trees, small fruit plants and vines 
I IlfcCO run OHLC truetoname. Buy direct from grower and save 35 percent. Green’s 
New Illustrated Catalog, also a copy of Green’s BigPruit GroTT-f»r Magazine Free. Send postal 
card for them today. Address, GREEN’S NURSERY CO. .406 Wall St., Rochester, N. Y. 
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs 
The ornamental department of our business has been a specialty with us since 
the foundation of these Nurseries, Bfty-three years ago. We have large blocks of 
Oriental Planes, Sugar and Weir’s Maple, Pin and Red Oaks, Lombardy Poplars and 
Weeping Willows, also fine specimen Hemlock Spruce from 2 to S feet. 
Seventy-five acres of Shrubs of the'best kinds for ornarriental effect. Fifty vari- 
eties of Lilacs, eighteen of Altheas, seventeen of Spire. s, nine of Deutzias, and a 
large stock Viburnum tomentosum. Established i8s3- boo Acres. 
HOOPES BRO. & THOMAS, Maple Avenue Nurseries, West Chester, Penna. 
GREENHOUSES 
AT LITTLE COST 
FOR PARK OR CEMETERY 
The Illustration shows a Premier Greenhouse — length 12 feet; width, 9 feet; height, 8 feet. It has double 
walls. 3 Inches In thickness, double-strength glass, plant tables, etc., fitted complete; built In sections, and 
can be erected in two hours. The usual price Is $115, but for a short period a limited number will be supplied 
at the reduced price of 878.50. Freight paid. George B. Clementson, attorney at law, Lancaster, Wls.,w'rlte8: 
‘•The Premier Greenhouse is the most attractive proposition for the plant-lover I have ever seen.” Catalog 
on application. Greenhouses from 825. Conservatories, Garden Frames, Summer Cottages, Auto-houses, 
Poultry-houses, and Portable Buildings of every description. 
CHAS. H. MANLEV, Premier Manufacturing Works 
Dept. 3- ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN 
ASTERS— German grown— In colors or mixed — 
Victoria T. P. 25c, I4 oz. 60c, oz. 81.75 
Victoria, Giant .... T. P. 30c, I4 oz. 70c, oz. 2.50 
Giant Comet . , . . . T. P. 15c, I4 oz. 25c, oz. .75 
Ostrich Feather ... T. P. 15c. I4 oz. 30c. oz. 1.00 
Queen of the Market . . T. P. 10c, I4 oz. 15c, oz. .40 
PETUNIA — Sgl. Large Flo. Fringed and Stained, Califor- 
nia Giants, each T. P. 60c Dbl. Large Flo. Fringed and 
Stained, T P. 81.00. 
VERBENA — Mammoth, In colors or mix’d, I4OZ. 25c, Oz. 75c 
SALVIA— Bonfire, T. P. 26c, I4 oz. 70c, oz. 82.50; Splend- 
ens — 14 oz. 30c, oz. 81.00. 
CYCLAMEN GIG.— Separate colors or mixed, 100 seeds 
60c, 1000 seeds $5.00. 
STOCKS — Dwf. Snowflake, T. P. 25c, 1-8 oz. $2.50; Large 
Flo. 10 weeks, T. P. 25c, I4 oz. 70c. 
BEGONIA— Erfordla, Dwf. Vernon, Vulcan, Zulu King, 
each T P 25c 
MIGNONETTE-^Klng of the Dwarfs, T. P. 25c, I4 oz. 60C, 
oz. $1.75; BIsmark, T. P. 15c, I4 oz. 26c, oz. 75c. 
MOONFLOWER— White Seeded, oz. 35c, 4-oz. 81.25; Black 
Seeded, oz. 25c, 4-oz. 90c. 
BONORA— The New Plant Food— lb. 50c, by mall 65c. 
5 lbs. per express $2.50. 
Write for 1906 Wholesale Catalogue, now ready. 
W. C. BECKERT, * 
ANCHOR GREENHOUSE HOSE 
LONG SERVICE REASONABLE PRICE 
Stands any hydrant pressure. Samples on application. 
MINERALIZED RUBBER CO. 
>18 Cliff St., New York 
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