. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 138 Fhc Florists^ Review NOTBMBBB 17, 1921 vegetable seed. Of this J. Andersen re- ceived forty bags of cabbage, cauli- flower and radish seed, along with thirty boxes of the same. L. J. Gunson & Co. received six bags of cabbage seed; Eocky Mountain Seed Co., five packages of cabbage seed; G. W. Sheldon & Co., three bags of cabbage seed; R. F. Down- ing & Co., three packages of cabbage seed; G. K. Higbie & Co., seventeen bags of cabbage seed; Van Oppen & Co., two packages of cabbage seed; American Ex- press Co., five bags of cab
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 138 Fhc Florists^ Review NOTBMBBB 17, 1921 vegetable seed. Of this J. Andersen re- ceived forty bags of cabbage, cauli- flower and radish seed, along with thirty boxes of the same. L. J. Gunson & Co. received six bags of cabbage seed; Eocky Mountain Seed Co., five packages of cabbage seed; G. W. Sheldon & Co., three bags of cabbage seed; R. F. Down- ing & Co., three packages of cabbage seed; G. K. Higbie & Co., seventeen bags of cabbage seed; Van Oppen & Co., two packages of cabbage seed; American Ex- press Co., five bags of cabbage seed; Wood, Stubbs & Co., six packages of cabbage seed; Loechner & Co., twenty- three bags of spinach seed; American Express Co., 182 bags and four boxes of seed, and the Judson Freight & Forward- ing Co., ten bags and three boxes of seeds. In addition 625 bags of grass seeds w^ere received on order. ROWE'S BAMBLES. Among Eastern Seedsmen. An exceptionally good fall trade in seeds, bulbs and strawberry plants, the latter a strong seller with this firm, is reported by William M. Hunt & Co., New York. Several of the Kevitt orig- inations in strawberries, notably Jubi- lee, California and Buekbee, distributed by this house have become extremely popular with eastern growers. That prince of eastern seedsmen, Alexander Forbes, of Newark, N. J., seems to have turned back the calendar and to grow more active and juvenile each year. And no wonder, for a suc- cessful business is right under his thumb. Everything points toward making "ForbesTseeds" (For-besT-seeds), a slogan that will be known for several hundred miles around Newark. Eecent changes in the building will give more space for the ofiSces, permit a more rapid handling of orders and carrying a larger stock of vegetable, flower and field seeds. A division of labor in the management of Alexander Forbes & Co. makes Mr. Forbes the active head of the firm, Alexander Forbes, Jr., sales and ad- verti
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