. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. pas de l'examen pour fleuristes 14 avril 1921 Seed Trade News AKEKIOAN VOIT TSADE ASSOCIATION. Preildent, H. O. Baitings, Atlanta, Oa. ; ce §- crétaire-treasnrer, C. B. Kendel, CleTeland, 0. L. L. peut &AMP ; Co., St. Paul, ont dis- posé de leur ministère pour fleuristes au détail à Charles R. Fuehlbruegge. J. A. MiDDLEBROOK &AMP ; Fils, Burliiigton (Vermont), rapport qu'ils ont de bonnes perspectives pour leur plus grande saison sur dossier, pour l'activité semences tlieir a déjà ouvert. Afteh étant confiné à son domicile et à l'hôpital pendant près de quatre mois, William.

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. no The Florists' Review April 14, 1921 Seed Trade News AKEKIOAN SEES TSADE ASSOCIATION. Preildent, H. O. Baitings, Atlanta, Oa.; §ec- retary-treasnrer, C. B. Kendel, CleTeland, 0. L. L. May & Co., St. Paul, have dis- posed of their retail florists' department to Charles R. Fuehlbruegge. J. A. MiDDLEBROOK & SoNS, Burliiigton, Vt., report that they have good prospects for their largest season on record, for tlieir seed business has already opened up well. Afteh being confined to his home and to the hospital for nearly four months, William IT. Dildine, secretary and treasurer of .lames Vick's Sons, Roches- ter, N. Y., is now able to go to the office occasionally. Walter W. Harnden, president of the Harnden Seed Co., Kansas City, Mo., died at St. Joscj)h's liospital there Ai)ril 5 from an operation necessitated by ])nou- monia. Further notice appears in the obituary column this week. W. H. Hawkins, Seattle, W;ish., who began selling seeds and bulbs to tlie florists' trade a short time ago, has done so well at it that he is giving up liis posi- tion as manager of the greenliousos of Eosaia Bros, to devote all his time to tlie business. The seed store of A. C. Kendel, which has been in Cleveland for eighty-two years, recently took a perpetual lease on property on High avenue between Huron road and Prospect avenue. The new building l.as been completely remodeled and is now a light, airy and modern seed store witli jiicnty of room for display stock. The seedsmen of Vancouver, B. C, .'ire pleased with the appointment of A. K. McKenzie, of the McKenzie Seed Co., Brandon, to the executive council of the Western Canada Colonization Association. The object of this association is to secure the settlement of some 20, 000, 000 acres of land, which is now held by absent specu- lators in western Canada. Seedsmen from all over the state of Connecticut were present at Hartford to voice tlieir disapproval when the pure seed bill was b

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