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Evening journal., 1912-08-07
Wilson Lineto Philadelphia

PASaoNOEus AND FREIGHT
Leave Fourth "a. Wharf, WILMINGTON
and Chestnut st. Wharf, Phiiadeiphia Tor
WILMINGTON. al 7.so. 900. 1890 A a.. ~
o clock noon. 1870. : %. AIS. 500. 100.
5 sc and $50 r. N.
FARES On Saturdays. Sundays and
egal holidays between Wilmington and Phil
lelphia one way SOC r. md trip sue On
N others days. special one day limited
cket one way Sc. round trip 25c
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SANITARY WORKERS.


NJ K. KELTER.
M SANITARY. oDORLEsS EXCAvATING
once S. W. Cor Fourth and west streets
a21.tf
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In selecting property-for either
rental or purchasc-get the most in
formation possible as TO what is avail
Able--use the Wants
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OAK ORCHARD, DEL.

n AK ORCHARD. DEL, DELAWARE'S 3
" most famous resort for rest aud recrea
iiun. Salt water. bathing. hsnlng Grabbing
and boating. For terms Of the Indian River
Houae. address Chas. @. Phillips Prop
iy12.1m.
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HAT RFNOVAIING.
uAr RrNovATiNa.

Summer Is coming and you win want 9,
wo-r your Straw OF Pansns Eat We vol
clean yonr Old one and make Il look like
new A. very small cost. Adso telt hats
cleaned By expert hattegs. Repairing h1e
re1voating All WogS gusyanseed.
NEW YORK Rat CO..
r1ss-o S17 Market Street
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PERSONAL.

.--.-~----.----s,
ID EFORE YOU MARRY WRITE FOR THE
ID latest book on matrimony entitled "How
nate Hastened the Wedding. Sent free.
Address p. D. Box 249, Wilmington, Del.
!io-tf
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CARPENTERS.

HANE YOU HOUSE TO RENT NOW
IL paying you e12.00. have 10 h1sd up and
make 10 pay you $1,000 per mouth. $40
bill nov may save you 5000 later. Con
suit me- / can put money n you pocket.
WAhNER g. LEWIS. Carpenter and builder,
SOC Orange 81. city. spo-tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
ROOFERS.

u r. DAVIS. NO 1904 LINCOLN ST.
II. Roofing, spouting and heating. Hot air
heating and ventilaiing Repairing neatly
DONE Phone, 1852, ID. A. iy25-1m.
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TALKING MACHINEs.

A FULL LINE OF EDISON RECORDS
"A at shorts No. . West Third street.
d. & A. 'nhone. A426. iy17-am.
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REAL EsFATE---FoB RENT.

TOR PENTHOUSE, 40. 1902 ". SIX
4 teenth street, rooms. Ono minute g
walk from trolley. $500 West Sixteenth
street iy29-eod-lm
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For Trunks, Grips, Suit Cases, &c
10 Yerger's Harness Shop. II y 3rd
ST.
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TRANSPORTATION.
PENIS Grove Ferry

Commencing Saturday. May 20;
lteye Wilmington on the odd hours %
follows o. M, 9. m, IL a. m. ?.
M. p. M. 5 ,. m. 2 p. m, D. N
IL p. m.
Leave Pennsgrove on the even hours a.
follows: a.. n, q. m. 10 q. m, IA
noon, p. m. p. m, 9 p m, sp. n
10 p. m.
soc, excursion 10 Augustine Beach. Con.
! Meeting with steamer Thomas Clyde Leave
Wilmington o a. u returning about ESQ pm
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statesmen WANTED.


w ANTFD D-sALESAfAN TO HANDLE A
w popular side line in small country towna /;
80 per cent. commission; weekly settlements.
CHAS. FROST 2Od s. Main 81.
june22tf 81. Louis, No
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PLUMBERS.

II .Lpn j flDANCE.
IL Plumbing and Heating, Moderate prices.
Oalis attended 20 az once. 1902 West Sixth
street d. a. A. Phone i54i-D Delmarvia
1885. nl7-u
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

Tor RENT-FURSIsHED ROOMS FOR
lodgers. SIS jefferson 81. a3-6t
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II ARIEL AND COLE. ROOFING AND
II spouunE. roof painting specislty
aansfaction guaranteed. Estimates given
sis King So f27-u
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WANTED

w ILL BUY TWENTY SMALL HOUSES;
w immediate settlement If dezired. No
dealers. Address M-15, Evening Journal
ONCE iy2S'lm.
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AUTOMOBILES.

-~---->~-~~~y-r-~~~--e-e--y--s-- .,-rrs
NOR sALE-i91l. SIX-CYLINDER STE
II vens. Duryea, Model X, tuly equlP,
now tires bargain II sold at once >. ID.
Prouse, 1921 Gilpin Ave. Phone 245o.
aG =
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PROPOSALS.


II PROPOSALS FOR HEATTNG-SEALED
/ proposals will be received by the Board
OF Public Education. in Wilmington, Della
ware for heating public school house No 30,
according 20 plans and specifications on file
az the ofhco Of r. l. Rice Jr. Company,
Architects, No. si5 Market street.
All proposals must be deposited on the
desk Of the President OF the board before g
O. clock, D. M. Monday. August l2. 1912, and
must be marked Proposals for Heating
The right 20 reject any or all bids Is re-
served.
wM. ] BURTON,
Chairman Fuel and Janitors' Committee.
iy3i-a1,2,5,7.
nROPOsALs FOR REPAIRS THE
BOARD of PuhlicsEducaton in Whining
ton. Delaware will receive sealed proposals
for outside and inside painting at public
school houses. Nos, 1 and %. nlso metal cell
inrs az public school houses Nos. 8 and 90
in accordance with specihcston on fle in Tho
ofice Of the Board, No. l0h East Sixth
street
/ Proposals must be- deposited ON the presi
dents dcsk before 8 O'Clock, p. m Monday
/ August ~. 1912 and must be marked 'fro
posals for REPAIRS The right TO reject any
or on bids s reserved.
THOMAS r.. % DONNELl,
/ asst Chairman Repair Committee.
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Going to Sell
Inspect and Make Offer

2o4 W. goth St. new, up-to.date, square
built, rooms.
24l3 West st., new, up.to-date, square built,
rooms steam heat, lot 24xi1O;
very easy terms.
Sixth 81. and Cleveland avenue New brick
dwelling. rooms with poultry house,
fruit taking in whole square, / Ia
acres, elevated, with fine view.
1872 Penn. ave, new, rooms, vory easy
terms.
so9-5O3 aud 7o7 Poplar ST., each rooms
good renters.
2oj and $40 Washington St.. each Z rooms.
Holly Oak, rooms; large lot facing river
Montrose, rooms modern; large lott musS
sell
Summer cottage al Pennsgrove.
Richardson Park. Z rooms, modern, large ivt,
Elsmere, 8 rooms, modern, large lot.
s acre truck farm or suitable for manufac-
turrg Sites Garasche' Lane and East
street of New Castle avenue, on main
tracks Of p, r. & ". r. r.. good y
room dwelling.
AZ acre truck and fruit farm, Brsndywins
hundred; possession.
Many good business locations in stores.
Many other modern houses, scme new, On
easy terms, and investment properties.
Several productive farms and country
residences, near city, all sizes.
Desirable building lots, both city and su-
burbsn at sacrifice prices.
Renting a specially -fi
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CHIROPoDfST.

A NNIE n SCHAFFER, { .ROPODIST,
~ q22 SHIPLEY STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
ID. & a. Phone, 1885. j24-tyr.
Il .tlArEIh HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
II Fowler 4 Hanna, Ltd Chiropody and
.anicuri,s 2i7-21s Ford Bldg. ID. n A.
1894. Evening by appointment mayIs-iy
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WATCH MAKING.

NJ HARRIS C. l2O-l2o MAhkET.
vi Matchmaking ana Jevelry repairing Al
rrguiar prices AL WORK guaranteed for
wears Go-3m
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COUNTRY BOARD.

---~----~-s-~--s.~s>-~-------s-
~ OUNrRY BOARDING HOUSES AND
~ summer resorts that desige summer
boarders shoul communicAte nt once with
tbiF once. Aidreas All communications 20
3. Q. Strickland. Mgr Classified AdvsrtsinE.
Evening Journsi. Wilmington. Del
al 20
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Sales
HELP wANTED-MALE.

An ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
n EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADNERTf sEMENT IN THE HOME.
THE EVENING JOURNAL IS
READ ~ MORE HOMES EVERY
WARE NEWSPAPER.
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PRlNTERS.

- WFDDISG INVIrATioNs a. ~
~ and up. 500 business cards, 81 20.
JOHNSTON. Printing ana Engraving. II
East seventh ilo-eod.tt
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ARCHITECTS.

A RCHITECTs AND ENGINEERS, sIb
"A Market st., 40 years Of active practice
brings 10 our clients. much useful knowledge
In design and construction and wo warrant
or work correct in all respects
T.. RICE Jr- Co.. lInc.l
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TALKING MACHINES.

TULL LINE OF vICTROLAs
II AND VICTO~ RECORDS
AT RORELEN PIANO COMPANY,
80 Market Street Easy Paymen,s.
.ys-tm.
FULL LINZ OF VICTOR vICTRo.
n las and Edison Photographs; eas,
payments. at shorts No. . West Third
street iyis-2m
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TALKING MACHINES

A FULL LINE OF VICTOR RECORDS
"A at shorts No. West Third street ID.
& A. phone. 4A26 iyi7.3m.
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w ANTEn-A NEAT YOUNG MAN FOR
w restaurant work one who can wait
on table and open oysters NO sunday work
Good wages Apply Lopcr's 2l3 West
second street as-e'.
On MEN WANTED AT Si.25 Pen
~ day ON West Chester road, 0uyen'
court Station. near Adams Dam. Delaware
Apply ponny Crcstc, on The road, or py
pfone. No 55s7H John r. O'Neii, Mt. Cuba.
Del. a'-u-
w rANTED-lABORERS BRICK YARD
w mem Apply $50 IN morning. Aivan
Allen Brick Co, hlsmcrc. ao'u
DOY TO LEARN HOUSE PAINTING.
ID Call 53i Bsynrd Ave. ao-5t
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-18
ALBERTHA

J. N. Kerley and wife left Sun.
day for Knobel TO see one of ID. @.
Fosters boys who is reported to be
dangerously sick.
One of the little children of Nun
Morgan died Thursday with whoop.
ing cough aud malarial fever. The
remains were laid to rest IN the
Davis cemetery Friday.
Dee Johnston and wife visited at
Middlebrook Saturday night, guests
of J. II. johnson and wife.
w. J. Luter made a special trip
to Pocahontas Saturday. Mr..
Luter is in the tie businesss.
G. r. Purdy closed bis term of
school at the Davis school house
a few days ago. The following
received presents: Ray and Jewel
Johnston and Alta OVERLY for per.
feet attendance; Ray Johnston,
Clara McCarroll and Lamel Cannon
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-18

Weeks, at Shsvefs Eddy was
brought, by him, to the home of his
brother, Geo, Weeks, of this com
muuity whore It was sold TO Mr..
Umstoad for the neat little sun of
fourteen hundred dollars last
Friday.
The directors of the Bristow
school district have contracted with
Prof, b. f. Slsson To teach four
months term of school for them
this winter. The board represent.
ing the Ragan school have employ
ed Mrs. Evalyn Slsson to conduct a
six months term at their building.
The schools will begin the middle
of November.
silas Payne Of Fulton, Ky. has
accepted a position with the II. G.
Eskridge Mercantile Co., where he
will be employed this winter. lie
will move his family here soon.
Sllas is no stranger here as he is a
former employer of Mr.. Eskridge,
Dave Allison, a former resident
here but recently of Maynard, has
again located IN Riohwoods. Mr..
Allison anticipates organizing a
band here among the boys which is
certainly step in the right direc-
ton, as there Is no more elevating
pastlme for the young folks than
music.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-18

for the most head marks. Mr..
Purdy will teach the winter term
Of school.
There are three cases Of whoop-
ing cough at the home Of l.. +.
Johnston at this writing.
X. l.. Baker and family were
shopping in Maynard Saturday
evening.
Tom Autry died last Friday with
that dreaded disease, consumption.
The remains were laid TO rest at the
Yellow Hall near Biggors Sunday,
Almus and Ray Johnston visited
at the home of w. l., Mock at
Mock Saturday night,
S. b. Johnston will leave the
first of next week for the Hill farm
where he goes to take care Of a
large patch of cane for J. I. Davis
Of Biggers.
G. +. Oldham and l., +. Johnston
made a special trip to Maynard
Saturday evening.
Jack Ingram and family, who left
two weeks ago for the bottoms TO
pick cotton, returned home one day
last week to pick their own cotton.
Bug DAVIS visited this pencil
pusher Sunday. lie informed us
that he was going to move to the
sunk lands, l2 miles south of Para
gould. | guess he will come back.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-18

Miss Myra Gerrish has returned
home from an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Missouri
and Illinois.
Misses Nellie Worrall and
Genua Scates are attending school
at Maynard.
Misses Willie and Daisy Ham
monds are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Lewis Barnes, at Morley, Mo.
q. q. Scates has been on the
puny list this week.
Several citizens of this vicinity
attended the Old Settlers Reunion
at Bisgers.
Tom Woolsey has gone TO Scott,
County, Mo-, on a business trip.
We understand that Bob Grisham
sold his team aud crop to Ed Bold
ing of Current View, Mo.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-18
OLD JACKSON

Rev. ]. w. Tharp of Manson
filled his appointment at this place
Saturday hight and Sunday. lie
began a revival meeting Sunday
night.
Everett Cude returned Saturday
from Sedalia, Mo. where he has
been working.
School opened here Monday with
Prof. Bailey as teacher.
Mrs. o. S. Davis and daughter,
Martha, went to Wilhford to visit
a few days.
Mr.. Philpot of Imboden is mov-
ing his, saw mill to Frank Brooks.
lie will saw Brooks timber into
ties and lumber.
Mrs. w. p. Hale left one day
last week for Jonesboro where she
will visit several days.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-18
JANSEN 6 CRAvENS BUILDING

Mrs. Sam Dilport and Miss EtheI
Eskridge are visiting at Morrilton,
Ark.
DIR. C.E. Bayan and John Sisson,
with their respective families, visit
ed at the home of b. f. Sisson last
Sunday.
The burial of the infant child of
Will Arnold Of PowhAtan took
place at the Sanders graveyard on
Tuesday Of last week.
Mr.. Frapcis Long gave a dance
at his home last week. A large
crowd attended and an enjoyable
time is reported.
Quite a number Of folks, young
and old, attended the musical enter
tainment at the home of b. F. Slsson
on Wednesday night of last week.
Nuts of all kinds are quite numer.
Gus this season and the boys can be
seen all through the woods, with
their sacks on their shoulders, lay.
ing up a supply for winter.
The big pearl found, by Frank
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-18
COUNTY NEWS
RICHw0oDS

Joe Arnold has a sick baby.
The infant child of VIM. Park
has pneumonia.
Clay Lanson aud Lewis Bolt are
on the sick list.
Mrs. Mary Treanor is enjoying a
VISIT from her mother of Fulton
county.
Miss Susie Edmonson of Manson
visited Miss Ellen Treanor last
week.
John Edgington was holding
down the chair at our local barber
shop last Saturday.
II. NJ. Davis and wife are visiting
Mrs. Davis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Wells.
Drs. Owens, Sr. and Jr., were
both in our midst on business last
week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-18
PITMAN

Grandmother Owen fell off the
porch last Friday morning and in
jured her foot, which is giving her
much pain.
Walter Garner of Truman, Ark. +,
came up and bought Bro. Sharp's
and Mont Diamonds farms. Many
farms are changing hands in this
neighborhood. We have a nice
section of farming country through
here which has greatly increased in
valuation in the last twelve months.
Mrs. Kirby Fostr is still visiting
her parents, Mr.. ahd Mrs. Gerrlsh.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-18

Deputy Sheriff George wann
passed through this place last satur.
day.
DIR. 4. n. Sullivan of Imboden
has been doing some dental work
for Mrs. Frank Brooks.
Mrs. ]. II. Miller and Ida
Brooks visited Mrs. Sam Songer
last Monday.
Several from New Hope attended
church at this place last Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-10-18

For SALR-One mare, seven
years old; one thoroughbred Jersey
cow and one two.year old jersey
heifer. Also have fifty aeres of
good corn land to rent for next year.
Want cash for stock. Will rent
land either for cash or share Of crop.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Hut,
Z 2tp Brockett, Ark.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

tie OF like description can BE-
used to coed advantage as mulch
over the roots of plants. TO prevent
evaporation and Keep ont the not sun
And let me tell YOU this, young man
or old. when YOU brild that house of
Yours plant trees and shrubs and
flowers. The tree may not grow =
maturity in your time, but YOU surely
will hestow a blessing upon poSterity.
Where trees GROW There civilization
oo,r,sbes where there are no trees
80 Flowers they must be plaE'ea
ciyilization can never flourish w
.ro ,old that man was set IN az
San q, the beginning The garden
mas there first. man came Afterwards
unt the human race has on,tr"Nh W.
natural gardens Of earth. Now every
man must make his own saroeh ..
hire someone else TO do II. fu' 1t I'VE
is his own gardener he gets IRON "
= Measure and profit that can sca'''
~ NO copn,cd in dollars ana cents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
GREENHOUSE BUSINESS
SHOWS STEADY GROWTH
SINCE ESTABLISHMENT

throughout The Panhandle Tnev pro.
pose in the near fVture 10 open 4
downtown floral store 10 be- conduct
90 on DE same up-io-the-ninutc lines
'he people IL Amarillo win patronile
m enterprise al this kind as hber.
al1 as in ccntcrs where the business
mas had much longer time 20 be-.
come established n Is proposed -
erect 4 new greenhouse plant outside
The borders Of the city. where there
is more room for expansion an all
available room 81 their present site
has been covered They look 10 the
great Southwest. In fact the entire
south. az promising field for the
consumption OF greenhouse products
OF all kinds. especially such a. .aH
be shipped long distances. Amonr
these latter are small plants an
rooted cuttings. for which there Is an
ever-growing demand from florists all
over the country The members OF
the new firm have In fact been prom
inently connected with . large tirr
in the east making q speciality Of This
branch OF the business They con
slider the climate and soil Of the Pan
handle especially we'll suited Tor THIS
Kind Of work. and while production
may not be cheaper, they consider
excellent shipping facilities % Anna
rillo q considerable asse; In a business
OF this kind cuisines OF every de-.
cription has crown during the past
two or three decades as IN no other
period IN the history Of the world.
and horticulture and Horticulture have
grown at as great rate as any other
business. oXCepting perhaps IN"
truly phenomenal growth Of the au-
tomobile business. Other cities
have benefited bv this growth and
Amarillo. with its natural adyan-
tares and excellent transportation f.
cities. is no loss entitled 10 IFS share
OF the trade.
The members OF the new firm are
4 ]. Baur and ] r Kallenhach, hoth
OF Erie. Pa They do not propose To
change the name Of the firm. nor It's
policy Of catering To the thousand or
more customers with the same palms
taking care that characterized m"
work ~ their predecessors and while
new lines will be added, old lines
viii not be neglected but increased
as the demand for homegrown flow
ers for home consumption Increases
They extend the same cordial wei
come 10 visitors at their greenhouses
that has been accorded since the ca
tablishment az the business 10 visit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
ORCHARDING AND NURSERY
STOCK ESTABLISHED HERE.

During all that earlier portion OF
the history OF Amarillo, trees were
planted here with but mediocre IL
cess, no one fact being responsible
for this indifference more fully than
the selection OF trees from stock
srown in a section of the country en-
tirely different from the Plains sec
tion II the state This purchase Of
foreign nursery stock is no longer
necessary. as stock is grown near
this city at present by experts Re
Gently organized with a capitalization
cf $4,000 fully paid ur, the Anna
rillo Nursery a Seed Co is giving
close attention TO the details of the
business and has a property on
which thousands of trees and other
plants will be grown annually.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

The floral business while compar-
ativelv new a. this section. has kent
pace with the other well-esiahlishod
indus, ries Of Amarillo Previous -
1909 there were no greenhouses ans.
where In the Panhandle In the
spring Of that year T 4. Gettys trans
ferred his activities from Roswell
Nm. 10 Amarillo he al once erect
ed several modern greenhouses az the
corner ~ Fourth and Jackson streets,
and stocked them with a complete
line o plants for bedding ont AID for
cut flowers Ills enterprise proved u
great boon 90 the people Of Amarillo
as previous 10 that time everything
in that line had 10 be- shipped Ia from
distant points HOMEGROWN flowers
were not 10 be- had. and the public
was not long In showing their appre-
citation of the enterprise OF the new
industry. The business prospered
from the beginning
MIR. Gettvs added to his plant from
year 10 year, as the demand for home
grown flowers increased, until the
producing capacity OF his plan. as
sumed it's present great proportions.
Flowers were not grown here for
home consumption alone. but a con-
siderable trade has been worked M
with the many smaller towns
throughout the Panhandle, OF which
Amarillo Is the distributing center.
There Is scarcely a nook or corner
anywhere In the Panhandle that has
not received It's shipment OF flowers
or plants by mail or express from
these greenhouses. The perlshablc
and delicate nature OF flowers exact
ed the greatest care In tho PACKING
and handling OF orders. The conf
dence and esteem in which Mr.. Get
tvs IS held attests well to his ability
20 meet these exacting demands In
the city itself the daily consumption
OF flowers speaks well for Amarillo
ms a center OF refinement and social
activity, as flowers have become the
recognized vehicle for the expression
OF the finer sentiments.
This firm has recently been bought
ont by couple OF eastern men Of
wide experience. who expect 10 ey-
pand the bushes along new lines that
will In the near future bring Amarillo
10 the front as center OF horticul.
tire of much larger territory than
has heretofore been covered The
new firm viii continue the business
along the Tines pursued hy their
predecessors. adding 10 tho facilities
for the production and distribution
OF flowers and plants In the citv and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

ors from IN and out Of town. There
fore neglect no opportunity 10 enjoy
ramble among natures beauties
when chance brings YOU within hail
ing distance Of Fourth and Jackson
streets.
Among the flowers and other
things seen at the Amarillo Green.
houses are roses. carnations. violets.
chrysanthemums. potted plants 81
every description. plants for bedding
out. herbaceous. plants and shrubs
for the hardy border vegetable plants
and vines. In fact almost lnythin ,
that can be grown under glass ard
out OF doors
Mr Raur who is at present In
charge OF these greenhouses for N
new firm. expressed the opinion that
the climate here has much 10 com
mend n from the growing point Of
view. the principal Disadvantages he.
ing the dry air and wind and q some
hat deficient rainfall The latte
tito no overcome by wa'"riNs'
o." .,,,dant SUPPLY Of ar'eS,a"
an" - ,.I,os that problem Sui'a''
,a,,o,y can be- erected az s'"a'' -
.a,oc, from wind and as '''' '
% p'"'' .,an,.a and grow up me
effec, Of wind viii not be 90 pro
,,unced Mr. Raur has some winh
sb.i,.rs under course OF construction.
which n would be good for an'ph'
IA copv VINO desires 10 pro'id" sd'h
sbeItcrg Planting mos things ~
protected corners formed bv he
house or garage or other buildings
10 also recommended, as these often
afford Great shelter from sun ar
wind Almost anything that viii q"
we'll I'm the average climate oi ih'
Sou'b and East. however, ought 20
lo we'll here in the Panhandle. Ih'
dry air viii some time be looked M
ON ss blessing. AS few plant disease
flourish in high altitrdes ms in o."
lovl3uds Perseverance and Study
will be- necessary here a. n has been
elsewhere. Eternal vigilance BE- tn
price of GOOD garden on lawn TINS
maxim is as old as gardening its"N
The subject OF watering Is retnai'
worthy of more than passing men
ticn. Care should AZ al times be-
taken that newly planted flowers and
shrubs or rose bushes receive th"
proper announcement from the be-
ginning. To plant anything Ia dry
soil and give II ANYTHING less than a
thorough soaking is not sufti"icn' -
start 81 into growth right. Treated
thus failure is inevitable. When new
paintings are made. il the soil Is nor
Thoroughly moist It should be- made
so day or so before the plants arr
set out al all. Holes should he dp-
If sufficient size TO accommodate the
roots spread out as they were in the
previous quarters Of the plant. Set
The plant in carefully. taking care 10