i >CT< IBER 19, ISOfi 



The Weekly Florists' Review. 



517 



violets are corning in more and more 

 every day. Roses and carnations may 

 receive a rest until the holiday season 

 opens. E. J. S. 



CINCINNATI. 



The Cincinnati Florists' Society has 

 issued a neatly printed program for 

 the series of monthly exhibitions that 

 will be held in the Jabez Elliott Flower 

 Market beginning Nov. 11 and extend- 

 ing to April 21st. Some very good 

 premiums are offered and brisk com- 

 petition is looked for. Those interest- 

 ed may obtain copies by addressing 

 Geo. S. Bartlett. Sec'y. 



MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 

 The Twin City Florists' Bowling 

 Club, at their regular meeting on the 

 10th, made the following scores: 



1st. 2d. 3d. Av. 



G- Will 1«2 It',:: 175 177 



Hofte H'.' 135 156 147 



K. N'iigel 141 14r. 132 139 



J. Monson i:::: i:;h 153 139 



Ed. Swahn 15C ... 15$ 



H. Barsch 107 90 91 96 



N. 



FINE PERLES.— Mr. F. J. Am- 

 mann, Edwardsville, 111., sends us a 

 dozen or so blooms of Perle des Jar- 

 dins rose that are certainly magnifi- 

 cent. We never saw better. No won- 

 der they call him the "King of the 

 Perle growers." 



WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. 



Advertisements under this head 10 cents a line, 

 an average of seven words to the line. 



\\T ANTED— Two young: s'rong men. who have had 

 * * two or more years' experience in greenhouse work 

 as florists: salary $12 per month and board; will advance 

 m spring if satisfactory; please write all particulars so as 

 not to delay. Poelmann Bros., Morton Grove, III. 



SITUATION WANTED- Nine years experience, 

 single, age 30, American, Address to, care Florists' 

 Review. 



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PANTED— Two experienced rose growers, must 

 fully understand cutting and syringing roses. 

 Also, wanted one man for firing steam boilers. Address 

 H. Simpson, Edgely, Bucks Co., Pa. 



TY/" ANTED— Single man to fire steam boiler and 



' " make himself useful around greenhouses. Steady 



place, S20 with room and board to start, raise if suited. 



Sober and not afraid of work. J. M Smely, Aurora, 111. 



WANTED— An A No. 1. American Beauty grower. 

 Only a first-cUss grower that can show results is 

 wanted. Don't apply unless you are a successful grower 

 and have the credentials. M. Wieland, Evanston, 111. 



SITUATION WANTED- As foreman, capable of 

 taking charge. 10 years' experience growing (or the 

 Chicago marke'. Roses and general stock, or could 

 fill private place, references. Address Win. Kirkham, 

 Box 441, Maywood, 111. 



WANTED— Good live partner in well established 

 wholesale and retail nursery, near St. Louis, to 

 superintend grounds or take charge of agents. Death 

 cause of selling one-fourth or half interest, fo.ooo cash, 

 balance to be agreed upon. Address 20, care Florists' 

 Review. 



SITUATION WANTED— As assistant on private 

 O place by young man, four and a half years exper- 

 ience. Address Assistant, 960 North P.roadway.Vonkers, 

 N. V. 



FOR RENT-Six houses, steam heat, fully stocked. 

 #2500 per month. A. J. Harms, Agt., Berteau and 

 Western Aves., Chicago. 



FOR SALE — A bargain, if taken at once. $150,00 

 Store and Greenhouses located on Jackson Blvd. 

 Cannot attend to it. Apply to owner, 14 Colorado Ave. 

 Chicago, 111. 



OR SALE — Old established florist business, 638 

 Washington Street, Hoboken, N. _!. 



V 



Butted Glass. 



This is no longer an experiment., it, hnseome to stay. There 

 are various ways of making Butted Roofs, but the best way 

 is with the 



Clipper Bar. 



\\ iih this bar you can make a roof that is absolutely free 

 from drip, and glass cannot be torn out by the wind. Butted 

 g!:ivs makes a tight roof, a warm house and saves fuel. It 

 lasts longer, looks betterand costs less than the old-fashioned 

 roof. But do not think that this is the only bar we sell, for 

 it is not; we furnish what people want and there is nothing 

 in mv.'nhouse material that you cannot get from us, and all 

 of open-air-dried Cypress clear of bright sap, stained sap, 

 km its and all other defects. 



Lock land Lumber Co. 





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M. RICE & CO. 



NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE 

 FOR THE ASKING. 



Exclusive Importers and 

 Manufacturers of 



Florists' Supplies 



918 Filbert Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



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A THOUSAND DOLLAR PRIZE. 



The Minnesota State Horticultural 

 Society offers a premium of a 

 thousand dollars for a seedling 

 apple tree "as hardy and prolific as 

 the Duchess." with fruit equal to "the 

 Wealthy in size, quality and appear- 

 ance, and that will keep as well as the 

 Malinda." Full particulars can be 

 hail by addressing the secretary. Mr. 

 A. W. Latham, 207 Kasota Block, Min- 

 neapolis, Minn. 



E. G. Hill & Co. 



Wholesale 

 Florists, 



RICHMOND, INDIANA. 



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THE REGAN 

 ... PRINTING HOUSE... 



Nursery 

 Florists' 



[Hatalo^ues 



87-91 Plymouth Place, Chicago 



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PANSIES. 



The leanings' strain, large 

 flowering. PLAMT8 now 

 ready. All colors, finest 

 mixed, hv mail, rtPc per 1U0; by express, $4.00 per 

 1000. SEED of above. $1.00 per pkt., $5.00 per oz. 

 Cash with order. E. B. JENNINGS. 



Lock Box 254. Soutliport, Conn. 



GROWER OP THE FINEST FANSIES. 



Herr's 

 Pansies. 



THE BEST IS WHAT YOU WANT, com- 

 mon Pansies are dear at any price. The " best 

 llnrists" in the country are my customers, they 

 will tell you there are no other Pansies quite 

 as good as mine. Try them and you will say 

 tin- same when they come into bloom. 

 PLANTS NOW AND UNTIL MARCH: 

 Free bv mail at 75c per 100; 250 for $1.50 ; 

 5i0 for 8*2.50. By express. $-1.00 per 1,000. 



ALBERT M. HERR, 



Lancaster, Pa. 



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Zirngiebel Qiant Pansy, 



Seed is $1 .00 for trade pkt., or $5.00 per oz. 



Also plants of the above at the same rate as 

 common varieties. $3.'K) per 1,000, securely packed 

 to go any distance. Large transplanted plants, 

 for winter bloom, at $2.00 per 100. 



DENVS ZIRNGIEBEL, NEEDHAM, MASS. 



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ANSIES... 



WORTH RAISING 



No more Plants before November 1. 

 Seed as usual. 



C. SOLTAU&CO M ,99 i G E R a s^ Av cTv e N., 



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