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PARK AND CEMETERY. 
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 Responsible agents in every stale 
in the union. Must have some capital. Address 
The Bomgardner Lowering Device Co., Cleve- 
land, Ohio. 
CEMETERY SUPERINTENDENT— Exper- 
ienced in management of an incorporated city 
cemetery, desires to make a change from pres- 
ent position. Satisfactory references. Mem- 
lier Amer. Cem’ty Supt's Assn., address New 
England, care Park & Cemetery. 
WANTED— By American, age 26, position as 
Assistant Superintendent or Foreman in Ceme- 
tery. Industrious, honest and some ability. 
Desires chance for advancement. Four years 
with present employers. Best of references, no 
bad habits. Box 1081, So. Manchester. Conn. 
LAND IMPROVED AS PARK OR CEME- 
TERY — all imprtyvement. personally engineer- 
ed; Cemetery land laid ont, improved, mapped, 
records systematized, and cemetery put in com- 
plete running order tinder plans to meet sharp- 
est competition, address Engineer, care Park 
A Cemetery. 
Half Enough Water... 
Is quite enough water in some places, 
for some people, but where handsome 
lawns and plants are dependent upon 
a daily supply, nothing so completely 
meets the requirements as the 
RIDER OR ERICSSON HOT AIR PUMPS 
Any day laborer is entirely competent to take 
entire charge of them. 
Our experience, running for more than half a 
century in the building of Hot Air Engines, and the 
daily performance of 25,000 of our Engines, should 
be sufficient proof of the justice of our claims. 
Catalogue ‘ 
to nearest 
P” on application 
store. . 
RIDER-ERICSSON ENGINE GO. 
20 Cortland St., New York. 40 Dearborn St,, Chicago 
239 Franklin St., boston. 40 North 7th St., Philadelphia. 692 Craig St,, Montreal, P, O, 
22A Pitt St., Sydney, N, S, W, Teniente^Rey 71, Havana, uba. 
CEMETERY SUPERINTENDENT AND 
ENGINEER— experienced in management and 
improvement of large city cemeteries is open 
for engagement in above capacity. Qualifica- 
tions given on application, address H. G. F., 
care Park & Cem terv. 
How to Plan the Home Grounds. 
1 
I Is Far More Durable JHAN PINE.! 
rCMPRESJS^ 
U P TO 32 F^T _0R LOI^GER. I 
GREENHOUSE 
|AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIAL,! 
I MEN FURNISHED TO SUPERINTEND! 
E RECT I ON ,WH E N D ES1|E D . 
I ^end for^jur Circular's. 
lTHEAJ‘-S+eatrr\5 (o., 
fjEPQNSET, Boston, Mass. 
BY SAMUEL PARSONS, Jr. ^ Ex-Superiutendent ol Parks, I 
New York City. 
Fellow of the American Society of 
Landscape Architects. 
Contents : Selection of Home Grounds — Selection of Site of House — Roads and 
Paths — Lawns — Flower Gardens — The Terrace — Plantations — Deciduous Trees — Decid- 
uous Shrubs — Evergreen Trees — Evergreen Shrubs— Hardy Herbaceous Plants — Aquatic . 
Plants -Hardy Vines and Climbers — Bedding Plants — Pools and Streams — Woodlands — 
The Use of Rocks — Residential Parks — Fences, Bridges and Summer Houses — List of 
Plants for General Use on Home Grounds— Contracts and Specifications — Parks and 
Parkways — Churchyards and Cemeteries — Seaside Lawns — City and Village Squares— 
Railroad Station Grounds. 
Size, 5 X lYi', Pages, 24*^5 Illustrations, 56 diagrams, plans, etc; 
Binding, cloth. Price, $1.00. 
SENT POSTPAID ON RECEIPT OF PRICE BY 
R. J. Haight, 324 Dearborn St,, Chicago, 
JAMES MACPHERSON, 
CONSULTING j ALWAYS MENTION PARK AND CLMLTLRY r 
LANDSCAPE GARDENER, ^ • WHEN WRITING ADVERTISERS • • • ^ 
TRENTON, N. J. ! 
No Paint or Ink Used 
PARK SIGNS. 
CEMETERY SIGNS. 
Everlasting Enameled Plates of any Size, Quantity and Com- 
' E^ery Description of Cemetery Utility Signs. 
bination of Color. 
INDIVIDUAL GRAVE AND LOT SIGNS 
Avenue and Path Signs, 
Keep Off the Grass, 
Tree and Hardy Shrub Signs ; 
SECTION NUMBERS 
KEEP OFF THE GRASS 
PATH AND AVENUE 
NO SMOKING SIGNS 
Warrantiednot to rust, or fade and impervious to climatic changes 
Sketches and Quotations Promptly Furnished. J 
Signs furnished, if desired, voith stout rods or moibable stands 
"“//.r/.™ GEO. H. MAR 5 LAND, 100 William St. New York. 
