THE NATIONAL NURSERYMAN 
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Lloyd G. Stark, vice president of the Stark Bros. Nur¬ 
series and Orchards Go., Louisiana, Mo., has been elected 
President of the Western Association of Nurserymen. 
John Watson, Nurseryman, Newark, N. Y., has taken 
the agency in this country for F. Delaunay, Angers, 
France, for fruit tree seedlings and (he usual line of 
young French stocks for lining out. 
The wholesale catalogue of general nursery stock 
and roses of E. Turbat & Co., Orleans, France, has just 
come to hand. It is a very complete and comprehensive 
one with long lists of new roses, new Hydrangeas, Li¬ 
lacs, etc., and speaks well for their ability to supply their 
customers as usual in spite of the stress of war. 
The E. I. du Pont de Nemouts & Company, Wilmington, 
Delaware, publish a paper under the title of “Vertical 
Farming.” It is devoted to the encouragement of the 
use of dynamite in farm operation. There is little doubt 
that dynamite is a great labor saver and it is worth the 
while of nurserymen to investigate its use, especially in 
the breaking up and clearing of new ground. 
WANTED 
Wanted! Nursery Superinte ndent 
We want a good, live Nurseryman capable of 
handling men and taking charge of fruit and 
ornamental nursery. Married man preferred. 
Good salary and opportunity for becoming 
financially interested will be given to a live wire 
who can deliver the goods. Position must be 
filled before March first. 
ADDRESS BOX P. The National Nurseryman. 
Practical Nurseryman Wanted 
To take charge of our new Woodmont Nursery. Per¬ 
manent position with chance for advancement to the 
right party. 
The Elm City Nursery Co. 
WOODMONT NURSERIES, Inc., 
New Haven, Conn. 
In writing state experience and references. 
FOR SALE—Whole or part interest in Established 
Nursery within easy hauling distance of Chicago’s finest 
suburbs. Ample acreage, up-to-date buildings, large var¬ 
iety developed immediate effect stock, exceptional oppor¬ 
tunity for party with moderate capital. Address 
“INTEREST,” Care of National Nurseryman. 
WANTED: 
5,000 Honey Locust 
12 to 18 in. Seedlings 
Quote Prices 
Thomas Meehan & Sons 
Dresher, Penna. 
POSITION WANTED 
By experienced lady stenographer. Thoroughly familiar 
with all modern office devices, accurate and swift with 
Dictaphone and mimeograph and adding machine. 3 years 
experience in two leading nurseries. 
“E. J., care of National Nurseryman. 
SITUATION WANTED— As foreman on Nursery, Life ex¬ 
perience in growing high class stock in fruits and orna¬ 
mentals. Thorough knowledge of all forms of propaga¬ 
tion and landscape uses of ornamentals. References. 
G. M., Care of Nurseryman. 
Advertising 
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ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN 
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McDonald, the coming berry, Dallas, Haupt and other 
berry plants. Blackberry root cuttings, Magnolia and 
Ischia fig trees at very low prices. Fig and grape cut¬ 
tings, Japanese persimmon trees, Apple and pear scions. 
Cal. Privet cuttings. 
FITZGERALD’S NURSERY, 
Stephenville - - - Texas 
WANTED—Man familiar with Ornamental Trees and 
Shrubs and with a knowledge of their qualifications for 
Landscape work. Should understand Landscape Garden¬ 
ing, be qualified to plant Nursery stock, and also able to 
help in the sales department of the Nursery business. 
Salary moderate, opportunity for advancement. Only hon¬ 
est, temperate men need apply. Kindly state experience 
had, also giving age and references. 
STEPHEN HOYT’S SONS, CO. 
New Canaan .... Conn. 
30,000 One Year Peach 
To offer Fall 1915 in good assortment, these are extra 
fine trees, 7-16 and up, mostly in heavier grades, 
nice straight and smooth, good height and 
well branched. Special prices in 
carload lots. 
EASTERLY NURSERY CO. 
CLEVELAND, TENN. 
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