The Weekly Florists^ Review, 



497 



We have advice from Mr. William 

 Scott that he mailed a batch of miscel- 

 laneous seasonable hints for this issue, 

 but the copy had not reached us up to 



till 



iiif,' to press. 



WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. 



Ever.v subscriber Is entitled to ;i 

 ment not exceeding 35 .words In any issue desired 

 <iurlnK the year. If the advertisement exceeds 



WANTED-A good, bright lad, 

 V» experience in flower store- 

 «nce. K. C, care of Florists' Revie 



l'I'IU.V W.VN'I'llD— As worlving foreman b 

 i grower of cut flowers and general stock ; Gei 



Chicago Street, Kenosha, Wis. 



!ars of age, 

 a-ho lias had a little ex- 

 ress W. N. Drake, 6U7 



of glass well stocked. Address 1 



Geo. A. Kuhl, Pekin. 



Laurel St., Richmond, 



WANTED- Florist; working foreman; roses, carna- 

 *' tions, mums, etc.; must be good manager, capable 

 of handling men; be able to furnish very liesi references 

 from former emplojer as to ability, etc ; only ftrst-class 

 man need apply; moderate size place in Phila. ; good 

 ■wages with tenant house. Address Phila.. care Florists' 



W^ 



sTED- 

 growing gi 



steady position 



Youngman.whohas 

 .neralDursery stock 





WANTED-For Illinois, an American boy in his 

 teens that would like to learn the florist business ; 

 a steady job with board and lodging and a fair salary; 

 must be strictly temperate; slate wages expected. Ad* 



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ANTED-To sell whole 



JITUATIOX WAXTED-Asagood ail 'round fl 

 y ist growing roses, carnations, etc ; capable of tak 

 ill charge; single; 21 years' ixpenence. Address 



eral greenhou 

 i W. J. E., ISI 



SITUATION WANTKD— By florist and gar. 

 t; years in present job; well recommended; 1: 

 perience; English; married: age ^IT ; commerc 

 private. Address E. Castell, Sillery Nurstries, K 

 ville, tjuebec, Canada. 



SITUATION WANTED- By thoroughly e 

 enced cut flower grower; 14 years in this coi 

 single ; references. Address K, care Florists' Re. 



;TED— Bya first-class gn 



1; give lull particulars. Address Kb, 

 . Martin, Nttfovillc, Lancaster Co., I'a. 



W ANTED— Several men 

 Apply ready to work 

 Hinsdale. 111. 



Always Alentlou tae.... 



Florists' Review 



'When 'Writinsr Advertisers. 



FOR SALE. 



4 ft. by 12 ft. horizontal steam or hot water 

 tubular boiler; has 34 3-mch nearly' new tubes, 1'2- 

 inch Ericsson hot air pump, IJ^-inch discharge. 

 10 h. p. Harrison steam boiler. •2,'20(l feet 4 inch 

 cast iron pipe (Mc per ft.), elbows, tees, etc. 



C. & G. L. PENNOCK, Lansdowne, Pa. 



WANTED, 



Two rose growers and 

 general greenhouse man. Stead'y 

 position. T. F. WILCOX, 



Council Bluffs, Iowa. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



Willowdale Nurseries. 



Prult Trees, Small Fruits, Shade Trees, 

 Evergreens, Shrubbery and Hedge 

 Plants. .\ lari;.- ,to! k -I Kieffer Pear 

 .Tiiil York Imperial Apple, hi^t 



Norway Spruce, American Arbor-vitae. 

 Hemlock Sprtice, Osage Orange and 

 California Privet for Hedges. 

 lOCOOO Peach Trees. 



o«^ RAKESTRAW &, PYLE, Kennett Square, Pa. 



FOR SALE. 



Controlling interest in a first-class nursery com- 

 pany, doing a good and paying business, both 

 local and shipping trade, well stocked and a good 

 stock coming on. Location the best for living and 

 ig stock. Long established. Address 

 "florists' Review, Chicago. 



Swiil 



Bailey's Cyclopedia of 

 Horticulture ^ °^v^r '^°^''- 



J. AUSTIN SHAW, 271 Broadway, New York, 



Special Agent for this eouiilry. 

 Send check for $2.00 and volum.-s ii.nv n-aily 

 will be sent at once, exures.s ureijaiil. Pay 

 balance S3.00 monthly. 



per v ' 



THE REGAN 

 ...PRINTING HOUSE. 



FOR SALE. 



1000 .'S-in. Tomato I'lants in bud. Beauty. 

 LorlUard and Sutton's Best-of-all. Extra fine, 

 strong plants, per 100. Si.OO. Dwarf. Champion. 

 Mayflower, Sutton's. Beauty, from fiats. 16c per 

 lOU; 11.25 per 1000. Lorlllard. transpl.inted. 50c 

 per 100. Lettuce — Silver H.ill. I.')e uer 11X1: $1.00 



Mrs. W. F. GRISWOLD, Worttiington, Ohio. 



PLANTS FOK EASTER. 



Azaleas, large plants full of buds, 50c to 7.5c each ; 

 Hydrangeas, 10c a bud ; Cinerarias, 5-in., $1 50 per doz.; 

 Cyclamens. Lin., 51 '25 per doz.: Genistas, i-m , $:i.0O per 

 doz.; Primroses.4-in.,S100perdoz.; Hyacinths, 1st size, 

 51.50 per doz; 'ind size, $1.00 per doz,; Primroses, Ob- 

 conica, $1.00 per doz.; Crimson Ramblers, well budded, 

 50c to $1 00 each ; Pansies, large transplanted plants, 

 best strain, 60c per 100, $:).60 per 1000; Mammoth Ver- 

 benas, large plants from soil. 50c per 100, $1.50 per 1000; 

 Marguerite Carnations, mixed colors from fiats, SI..->0 

 per 100. VVHITTON & SONS. City and Green 

 .Streets, Utica, N. V. 



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300,000 ROSES 300,000 



Clothilde Soupert 

 Wichuraiana 

 Rubens 

 Coq de Lyon 



e Frigneussi 

 Sagan 

 Purple China 

 Tennesee Belle 



Lady Warrender 

 Mane Guillot 

 Media 

 Empress of China 



Gohleir Rambler 

 Duchess Brabant 

 Climbing White Pet 

 Mary Washington 

 Marie Ducher 

 Triumph Fernet Pere 

 Marquis de Viviens 

 President 

 Bridesmaid 

 Henriette 

 Lucullus 



I and ! 



ull line of I 



Vera de Flora 

 EtoiledeLNon 

 Mrs. DeGraw 

 Mme. Jos. Schwartz 

 Pink Rambler 

 ■fellow Soupert 

 Marie Van Houtte 



Chromatella 

 Catharine Mi 

 eneral Stock. 



SEND FOR PRICE LIST. 



National Plant Co., Dayton, Ohio. 



....THE ANNUAL.... 



Special Spring Number 



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March 28. 



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