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The wheels track three feet from center to center or as much 
wider as desired. 
For large nursery stock there seems to be nothing better than 
a compressed-air sprayer and the Auto Spray No. 30 is specially 
adapted because the pump may be operated at will and a high pres¬ 
sure constantly maintained. 
The makers of the Auto Spray line are offering, this year, the 
Atomic nozzle which employs new and novel features. This 
nozzle has capacity equal to a one, two or- three point cluster 
accomplished by merely changing the aperture disc. An internal 
adjustment regulates the flow of solution to the nozzle aperture 
so the spray is reduced to the greatest degree of firmness whether 
large or small aperture disc is used. This nozzle also delivers 
the spray at wide angle spread or concentrated for long distance 
work as desired and by simple adjustment. 
ASSOCIATION MATTERS. 
President Hill’s Reminder. 
Fellow Nurserymen: 
It is greatly desired that the forthcoming meeting be attended 
by all the leading nurserymen, florists and manufacturers of nur¬ 
serymen’s supplies in the United States, and it is none too early for 
you to begin laying your plans to be present. Its success depends 
upon the active and energetic support of just such men as yourself. 
Mr. Meehan, chairman of the Committee on Exhibits, aided by 
Mr. Kelsey and Mr. Bernardin, expects to completely fill the large 
and commodious exhibition room generously tendered them by the 
Hotel Plankinton. This feature of our annual meeting is becoming 
more important and valuable each year, and much of your time 
may be profitably spent in this department. The gentlemen of this 
committee represent distinct and separate sections of the country. 
We may confidentially expect them to have a more extensive 
exhibit this year than last, which was the best in the history of the 
association. 
The Committee on Legislation of which Mr. Pitkin is chairman, 
as well as that of uniform inspection headed by ex-president 
Orlando Harrison, and various other committees will have interest¬ 
ing reports which you can ill afford to miss. 
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R. R. Co., will run a special 
train from Chicago to Milwaukee on Ju§e 9 th for the accommoda¬ 
tion of the nurserymen and their friends. It is hoped that special 
cars forming parties from the east or south will be attached to this 
train. Full information regarding it however, will be mailed you by 
Mr. Seager or published in the Journal. 
I urgently request that you now begin making plans to attend 
this meeting, and give to it your individual active support. 
A TIP TO NURSERYMEN 
You will find it to your advantage and comfort to stop 
while in New York at the New Amsterdam Hotel. The 
National Nurseryman can recommend this hostelry and 
iences you expect and more are found here. You will meet 
your brother nurserymen there. 
CATALOGUES RECEIVED. 
Trade list for Spring of 1908 from F. & F. Nurseries. Dept, of 
the American Nursery Co., Springfield, N. J. 
Price list for Spring of 1908 of the Bloodgood Nurseries Dept, of 
the American Nursery Co., Flushing, L. I., N. Y. 
The Winfield Nursery Co., Winfield, Kans. Spring of 1908. 
Wholesale Count List No. 2 for Nurserymen only. 
Wholesale Trade list of the Morris Nursery Co., Inc., West 
Chester, Pa., for Spring of 1908. 
“How to have Roses,—the best sorts to grow.” Suggestions to 
Lovers of the Rose by Wm. C. Barry, Mount Hope Nurseries, 
Rochester, N. Y. 
The 1908 “Friend” Spraying outfits. Descriptive and full 
illustrated catalogue from the Friend Mfg. Co., of Gasport, N. Y. 
The Wm. H. Moon Co., Morrisville, Pa. Moon’s hardy trees and 
plants for every place and purpose. Finely illustrated. 
Ellwanger & Barry, Mount Hope Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 
General catalogue of fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs, roses, 
paeonies, hardy border plants and etc. 
Deutsche Dahlien-Gesellschaft Sitz, Leipzig. 1897-1907. Finely 
illustrated. 
Catalogue of J. W. Cross’s Invincible Seeds and Potatoes. My 
motto “Value for Money.” J. W. Cross, Old Grammar School, 
Wisbech, England. 
The Storrs & Harrison Company’s Catalogue of Fruit and Orna¬ 
mental trees, Shrubs, Roses and Bulbs. Painesville Nurseries, 
Painesville, 0 . 
Spring 1908. Wholesale Price list of Fruit and Ornamental 
Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Roses and Herbaceous Perennials from the 
New England Nurseries, Inc., Bedford, Mass. 
Willadean Nurs. The Donaldson Co., Warsaw, Ky. Semi¬ 
annual Wholesale price list for Spring 1908 for nurserymen and 
dealers only. 
1908 Price list of the Elm City Nur. Co., New Haven, Conn. 
Very artistic catalogue, also very interesting. 
Glenwood Nurs. The Wm. H. Moon Co., Morrisville, Pa. 
Wholesale Trade List. 
Evergreen Nur. Co., Sturgeon Bay, Wis. 1908 Catalogue and 
Price list. 
Western Reserve Nurs. The L. Green & Son Co., Perry, Ohio. 
Catalogue No. 1 wholesale only. 
Sherman Nursery Co., Charles City, la. Wholesale Price list for 
the Spring of 1908. 
Wholesale Trade List for Spring of 1908 from Thos. Meehan & 
Sons, Inc., Dreshertown, Penna. 
Wm. F. Bassett, Hammonton, N. J. Trade list of Hardy 
American Plants, Shrubs and Trees. 
Leesley Bros., Nursery, Chicago. Wholesale Catalogue for 
Spring of 1908. 
Elizabeth Nursery Co., Elizabeth, N. J. Spring 1908 Wholesale 
Trade list. 
Surplus list of Farmers’ Nursery Co., Tippecanoe City, O. 
Spring of 1908. Catalogue of High Grade Flowers, Vegetables 
and Grass seeds for the Wholesale Trade, Stumpp & Walters Co., 
New York. 
Trade Price list of Spring 1908, from F. W. Menery, Crescent 
Nursery Co., Council Bluffs, la. 
Surplus List of Morey & Son, Dansville, N. Y. 
Arthur Bryant & Son, Princeton, Ills. Surplus and Trade List 
for Spring of 1908. 
Chase Nursery Co., Inc., Huntsville, Ala. Bulletin No. 4 show¬ 
ing first lot of Hannibal boxes. 
46th Edition of Meehan’s Manual of Outdoor Plants. Thomas 
Meehan & Sons, Inc. Germantown, Penna. 
1908 Catalogue of Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs from 
Chattanooga Nurseries, Chattanooga, Tenn. 
Chattanooga Nurseries. Catalogue of Fruits and Ornamental 
Trees and Shrubs. 
The Elm City Nursery Co., New Haven, Conn. Price List, a well 
arranged, well-printed and handy list. Color scheme good. 
