The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



161 



WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. 



SITUATION WANTED— As head gardener in pri- 

 \'ate place or public institution; Danish. 36, married: 

 thorough horticulturist : vegetables, flowers, fruits, 

 landscape and ornamental work; carpet beds a specialty; 

 first-class examinations; 15 years experience; best of 

 references. Address, stating wages, etc., 



Harold Eltzholtz, Central Valley, N. Y. 



SITUATION WANTED— By practical florist and 

 desigTier, No. i rose grower; carnations, mums, vio- 

 lets a specialty; 25 years experience; good references; 

 age 38; commercial or good private position. Address 

 Florist, P. O. Box 547, Alliance, Ohio. 



Y' 



SITUATION WANTED* By a practical working 

 foreman, 13 years experience in growing roses, car- 

 nations, violets, mums an_d palm_s_:_age 28, single; state 

 wages. 



Address, Frank, Florist, White Hall. 



SITUATION WANTED- By July gth, by practical 

 florist, 10 years experience; roses, carnations, \-iolets, 

 etc.; knowledge of floral work; New York or Pennnsyl- 

 vania preferred; references; state wages. Address N. 

 v., care Florists' Review. 



WANTED— At once, an honest, industrious, sober 

 man (single), who understands the growing of 

 roses; a permanent place for the right man. Address, 

 Michigan, care Florists' Review, Chicago. 



SITUATION WANTED-Young man, seven years 

 experience in large establishment where cut flowers 

 are grown for the Chicago market, wishes a change in 

 order to acquire more knowledge; east preferred; good 

 references. Address, K. N., care Florists' Review. 



FOR SALE— First class florists' store in Chicago. 

 Excellent trade, established fifteen years. Owner 

 desires to devote his whole time to other business. An 

 unusual opportunity. Address Max, care of Florists' 

 Review. 



WANTED— Position as foreman in first class estab- 

 lishment by one who learned thoroughly in Eng- 

 land the trade of gardening, and has followed the florist 

 business for ten years in this country. Will take nothing 

 but first class place and will start at $60.00 a montli, with 

 chance of raise after showing ability. Good references. 

 Address Hemb, care Florists' Review. 



POSITION WANTED— By married man, no chil- 

 dren, as gardener or assistant, good grower of roses, 

 violets, carnations, 'mums, palms and stove plants. Ger- 

 man, age 26. Can give good references. Private or 

 commercial. Aug. H. Jackman,427 Lunt Av., Chicago. 



FOR SALE— Four greenhouses, neariy new. Good 

 retail stand, in residence district, on paved street 

 leading to cemetery. Must retire on account of health. 

 A. Claus, 501 N. 4th St., Springfield, III. 



SITUATION WANTED— By expert grower of 

 plants and cut flowers. Competent in every de- 

 partment. Seeks a situation where he may have a 

 chance to make his services worth more than in his 

 present place. Can surely advance his employers in- 

 terests if given suitable opportunity. Address S. D., 

 care Florists' Review, Chicago. 



..rOR SAUB.. 



Six greenhouses IBOOO feet of glass), all in good 

 condition; all modern improvements; located in 

 one of ttie principal cities of Southern Wisconsin, 

 with 20.(KXi population; but little competition. 

 Will rent to responsible party. Address 



WISCONSIN, care Florists' Review . 



I Get Acquainted... < 



We 



rtotb, 



with vour fellow-craf 



introduce vou. Every 



Florists' Review is requested to 



to the editor a cabinet sizephotograph 



with name and address on back for use 



in our 



General Introduction 



* I'.nse groups of these portraits will be 



> pulilisTieJ from time to time in style 



> Munl.Tr to those that have already ap- 



* pe.ired. .\ddress 



I FLORISTS' PUBLISHING CO. 



I 520-535 Caxton Building, 



i CHICAGO. 



....CO-OPERATION.... 



|F you are in the tracJe and are not yet a subscriber to the FLORISTS' REVIEW, 

 send in your name and one dollar now and you will receive not only the 

 FLORISTS' REVIEW for one year, but also a certificate entitling you to the 

 earnings on one dollar's worth of stock in the Florists' Publishing Company ..^^ 



Why do we make such an unparalleled offer? It is very simple. 



You will have an interest in the success of the paper. 



You will see that you can buy everythiiig that you want to just as good advantage 

 from advertisers in the FLORISTS' REVIEW as elsewhere and at the same time 

 benefit yourself by increasing the earning power of your certificate. 



This mutual arrangement cannot fail to bring to the paper a heavy advertising 

 patronage, and as a result tlie stock represented by your certificate will earn good divi- 

 dends. And the more you buy of advertisers in the FLORISTS' REVIEW (always 

 mentioning the paper), the larger your dividends will be. 



You get the best paper in the field and a share of its earnings. 



Send in your subscription no^v. 



FLORISTS' PUBLISHING COMPANY, 



520-535 Caxton Building, CHICAGO. ILL. 



Shortest c Quickest 



route: to OAliBkH/L 



AND THE TRANS-MISSISSI PPI 



' EXPOSITION- 



Write to C. S. CRANE, G. P. and T. A., St. Louis, 

 for rates to the Florists' Convention in Omaha, and for a 

 beautifully illustrated booklet describing the Omaha Ex- 



Ready for 

 ate: 





40,000 FIRST QUALITY FORCINfi ROSES. PifE 



1 iilly eiiual to tlu.sp sent out the ];ist six years, lirst-elass and perfeitly liealtliy In every respect. 



Onh' selected grnwrli from Howerin:^ shoi'ts used In pmiiasiratlnfir. 



LA FRANCE AHERICAN BEAUTY PRESIDENT CARNOT 



;!-lncll pols, SKlilJ per lOU; 4- icjebpots, |12.00 per 100. 



HETEOR, SUNSET. BON SILENE. PERLE, KAISERIN, 



BELLE SIEBRECHT. HHE. HOSTE, NIPHETOS. BRIDE, 



3-lneh pots, $1.00 per 100; 4-lli(li pots, $10,00 per 100. 



J. I.. DII.LOIT, BI.OOMSBUBG, FA. 



Rose Hill Nurseries C"'!™™^^^' 



Largest Qrowers of Palms, Orchids, Stove 

 and Qreenhouse Plants, Ferns, Arauca- 

 rias, Pandanus. 



PR>^NK MARDY, 



$3 per 100; $40 per 1000; 23 at 100 rate. 



New York Office, 409 Fifth Av. New Roc'helle, N.Y. H, WEBER & SONSt " OAKLAND, MD. 



Mention Florists' Review when you write. Mention Florists' Revi 



Flowering Begonias 3000 Forcing ROSES 



; Rubra, Metallica, A.Guttata,Thurstoni 

 Wettsteini, Pres. Camot, Diadema, $3.00 per loo. 

 Otaheite Orange, 2',i-in., $3.(X) per 100. 

 Umbrella Plant, 'J'-in., $;i.00 per lOO. 

 Matrimony ■\7'ine, (Hardy) 'aMin.. $;i.00per 100. 

 JOHN A DOYLE, Springfield, Ohio. 



Mention Florists' Review when you write. 



to plant at once. 

 2500 Bridesmaids, :i-in. pots, $,i.00 per 100. 

 500 Brides, ;i-in. pots. $S.00 per 1(0. 

 IVTlectly liealth\' and first-class in every respect; 

 especially grown for my own plantinjj:. 



OEO. M. EnmAirS, ireirton, IT. J. 



Me 



Florists 



vrite. 



