THE 
American Association of Nurserymen 
OuGANIZED 1875 
Offers Its Members; 
The Nursera'aien’s National Service Bureau, 
From which educational publicity work is conducted for the purpose of creat¬ 
ing a larger and more profitable market for what the memhers grow, by mak¬ 
ing the use of nursery stock more profitable to those who buy and plant it. 
Directed by a Committee of representative and conservative members and fin¬ 
anced by the Association. 
Credit and Collection Bureau, 
Handling claims and collections for members only. Where suit is necessary, 
an exclusive Attorney service under bond to the Association. 
Arritration Committee^ 
For the adjustment of claims and disputed accounts between members only. 
Traffic and Freight Ch.aim Bureau, 
Where freight and express bills are audited for meiubers only and overcharges 
are collected. Members receive free expert advice on all Traffic matters from 
Mr. Charles Sizemore, an authority on transiiortation problems. 
CoAiMiTTEES of representative members who handle and report to the Associa¬ 
tion on such subjects as Legislation, Tariff, Noaienclature, Standardiza¬ 
tion, Policies, etc. 
Business and Personal Association with nearly Four Hundred Nursery firms 
scattered over the country; the prominent, leading, progressive and suc¬ 
cessful men in the trade who unite for cooperative effort to make the business 
of each more profitable. 
All these activities are centered in the office of the Executive Secretary who is 
not connected with any nursery enterprise, but who is a nurseryman and a for¬ 
mer President of the Association; whose office handles the business of the As¬ 
sociation and no other business. 
For Further Information Address: 
American Association of Nurserymen 
General Offices, PRINCETON, New Jersey 
JOHN WATSON, Executive Secretary. 
When writing to Advertisers please mention the National Nurseryman, 
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