THE NATIONAL NURSERYMAN 
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LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS TO THE MARKET 
DEVELOPMENT MOVEMENT 
“It ain’t the guns nor armament 
Nor funds that they can pay, 
But the close co-operation 
That makes them win the day. 
It ain’t the individuals 
Nor the army as a whole, 
But the everlastin’ teamwork 
Of every bloomin’ soul.” 
—RUDYARD KIPLING. 
The following are a list of (hose who have promised 
sabscrijdions lo date. 
$50,000 is the goal. When this amount is promised the 
organization will begin to aet. 
Amt. per Year 
for five Years 
Adams Nursery Co., J. W., Springfield, Mass..$100.00 
American Nurseryman, Rochester, N. Y. 10.00 
Andorra Nurseries, Chestnut Hill, Penna. 250.00 
Augustine & Co., Normal, Ill. 25.00 
Aurora Nur. Co., Aurora, Ill. 50.00 
Barr, B. F., Lancaster, Penna. 25.00 
Beaudry Nur. Co., W. E., Chicago, Ill. 2‘5.00 
Bei’nardin, E. P., Parsons, Kansas . 50.00 
Bobbink & Atkins, Rutherford, New Jersey . 250.00 
Brand Nur. Co., Faribault, Minn. 50.00 
Brandley, James, Walpole, Mass. 25.00 
Breed, E. W., Clinton, Mass. 25.00 
Bryant & Son, A., Princeton, Ill. 50.00 
Chase Nursery Co., Chase, Alabama . 250.00 
Clinton Falls Nur. Co., Owatonna ,Minn. 150.00 
Conard & Jones Co., West Grove, Penna. 250.00 
Corn Belt N. & F. Association, Bloomington, Ill. 50.00 
Cumberland Nurseries, Winchester, Tenn. ? 
Deerfield Nur. Co., Medford, Minn. ? 
F. & F. Nurseries, Springfield, New Jersey. 250.00 
Farr, B. H., Wyomissing, Penna. 25.00 
Framingham Nurseries, Framingham, Mass.500.00 
Hank & Son Nur. Co., Hankinson, N. D. 50.00 
Harrison & Sons, J. G., Berlin, Maryland. 500.00 
Harrison Nursery Co., York, Nebraska. 50.00 
Heurlin, Julius, So. Braintree, Mass. 50.00 
Hicks & Son, Isaac, Westbury, New York. 250.00 
Hobbs & Sons, C. M., Bridgeport, Indiana. 100.00 
Holsinger Bros., Rosedale, Kansas . 50.00 
Hoopes, Bro. & Thomas Co., West Chester, Penna. 250.00 
Howard Lake and Victor N. Co., Howard Lake, Minn. ? 
Hunt & Co., W. W., Hartford, Conn. 25.00 
Ilgenfritz & Sons Co., I. E., Monroe, Michigan . 250.00 
Ingals, Irvin, Lafayette, Ill. 25.00 
Jackson & Perkins Co., Newark, New York . 250.00 
Jewell Nursery Co., Lake City, Minn. 150.00 
Jones, J. F., Lancaster, Penna. 10.00 
Kelsey, Harlan P., Salem, Mass. 100.00 
Keystone State Nursery Co., Pittsburgh, Penna. 25.00 
Klehm’s Nur. Co., Arlington Heights, Ill. 50.00 
Leesley Bros., Chicago, Ill. 50.00 
Littlefield & Wyman, No. Abington, Mass. 20.00 
Lovett, J. T., Little Silver, New Jersey . 100.00 
McColgan Nurseries, Red Bank, New Jersey . 10.00 
McCormack, J. J., Lowell, Mass. 25.00 
McFarland Co., J. Horace, Harrisburg, Penna. 250.00 
Maloney Bros. & Wells, Dansville, N. Y. ? 
Marshall Brothers Co., Arlington, Nebraska . 50.00 
Massachusetts Nurserymen’s Association. 100.00 
Meehan Co., Thomas B., Dresher, Penna. 250.00 
Momm’s Cons Co., Irvington, New Jersey. 10.00 
Moon Co., William H., Morrisville, Penna. 250.00 
Mount Arbor Nurseries, Shenandoah, Iowa,. 250.00 
Mount Hope Nurseries, Lawrence, Kansas . 50.00 
Muller, Adolf, Norristown, Penna. 50.00 
Naperville Nurseries, Naperville, Ill. 50.00 
National Nurseryman, Hatboro, Penna. 50.00 
Northwest Nur. Co., Valley City, N. D. 50.00 
Parker, .Tim., Tecumseh, Okla. ? 
Pennsylvania Nursery Co., Gerard, Penna. 25.00 
Pfaender, William, New Ulm, Minn. ? 
Pierson Corporation, A. N., Cromwell, Conn. 100.00 
Plainfield Nurseries, Scotch Plains, N. J. 25.00 
Prairie Nur, Co., Estevan, Sask., Canada. 100.00 
Amt. per Year 
for five Years 
Princeton Nurseries, Princeton, New Jersey. 250.00 
Reed, W. C., Vincennes, Indiana. 50.00 
Roehrs Co., Julius, Rutherford, New Jersey . 100.00 
Root, J. W., Manheim, Penna. 10.00 
Rose Hill Nur. Co., Minneapolis, Minn. 50.00 
Saddler Bros., Bloomington, 111. 50.00 
Shenandoah Nurseries, Shenandoah, Iowa. 250.00 
Sherman Nursery Co., Charles City, Iowa . 150.00 
Simpson & Sons, H. M., Vincennes, Ind. 20.00 
Smith Co., W. & T., Geneva, New York. 250.00 
Sonderegger Nurseries, Beatrice, Nebraska . 50.>00 
Stark Brothers, Louisiana, Missouri . 250.00 
Stein, Geo. E., Wrightsville, Penna. 5.00 
Storrs & Harrison Co., Painesville, Ohio . 150.00 
Swain Nelson & Sons Co., Chicago, Ill. 50.00 
Texas Nursery Co., Sherman, Texas . 250.00 
Thomas & Son, Jos. W., King-iof-Prussia, Penna. 25.00 
Thurlow’s Sons, T. C., West Newbury, Mass. 100.00 
Tolleson Nur. Co., Lake City, Minn. 25.00 
Uecke, Robert C., Harvard, Ill. 10.00 
U. S. Nursery Co., Roseacres, Miss. 100.00 
Vanicek, V. A., Newport, Rhode Island. 100.00 
Van Lindley Nursery Co., J., Pomona, N. C. 200.00 
Waxahachie Nur. Co., Waxahachie, Texas . 100.00 
Weber & Sons Nursery Co., H. J., Nursery, Mo. 50.00 
Wedge Nur. Co., Albei’t Lea, Minn. 150.00 
Welch, E. S., Shenandoah, Iowa . 250.00 
Westover Nursery Co., Clayton, Miss. 100.00 
Westover Nursery Co., Clayton, Missouri .. 50.00 
Wohlert, A. E., Narberth, Penna. 25.00 
Wright, George B., Chelmsford, Mass. 25.00 
SPANISH GOVERNMENT AIDS FRUIT CULTIVATION 
Ry a Royal order published December 9, the Spanish 
Government has appropriated $2,160,000 to he expended 
in assisting cultivators of oranges, lemons, and grapes 
for exportation, in the Provinces of Alicante, Almeria, 
Castellon, Murcia, and Valencia. Loans made under the 
conditions imposed by this Royal order will not beiM’ in¬ 
terest, but will be repayable to the Spanish Treasury dur¬ 
ing a period of live years at the rate of one-lifth of the 
whole amount each year.— Commerce Reports. 
An appropriation has been included in the Agricultural 
Rill for the purpose of eradicating the Rarberry Rush, 
which is said to be the distributor of the Rlack Rust 
which affects the wheat. It is planned to (h'stroy the 
Rarberry Rushes wherever found. 
ADVERTISING THE NURSERYMAN’S GOODS TO 
THE CONSUMER 
There have been nurserymen that have used printer's 
ink fortunately and successfully, possibly there are some 
who are doing it now and probably others will do it in 
the future. There are few nurstuymen, other than those 
doing merely a local business, that can keep a business 
going without using it as much as liiiances will permit. 
There are advertising men who will verbally convince 
you you do not know^ anything about advertising youi* 
ow n goods, and w ill prove to you by figures and examples 
that the only way you will get resnlts is by engaging an 
exp(‘rt who understands the psychology of it. 
There are other advertising men who will assure you 
that in particular mediums immediate returns or direct 
orders will result; others again say this is neither advis¬ 
able nor probable hut the returns come in interested in¬ 
quiries wdiich must be developed into orders. In the 
writer’s opinion it would he ditficult to make a statement 
