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The Weekly Florists^ Review, 



SAMUEL S. PENNOCK. 



(merican Beauties and Valley 



during t 

 from 7:: 



Our 

 Specialties. 



Wholesale 



-^riorist 



1612-14-16-18 Ludlow St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



ing Jane 24th and contlnulnif 

 summer months, will be open 

 . M. to 6:00 P. M. 



several points on Georgian Bay and 

 up a tributary of this bay to Bass lake. 



JleKellar & Winterson are havinf; 

 their annual clearing sale of llorists' 

 supplies. 



Mr. E. E. Pieser, of Kennicott Bros. 

 Company, is off on his annual summer 

 trip. He will probably reach Buffalo at 

 convention time. 



Bever & Kracht. Niles Center, have 

 sold out to F. C. S,lir;ir.l. 1. ilic Un-nu'v 

 owner. ^Mr. H. Kin hi l" ^ - i" limiKUiv 

 to stay. Mr. B^■\rv ]r.,- ih.i >,.t .Icri.liMl 

 upon his future iiinM in. iil -, 



The bowlers tried to plav two series of games 

 last Tuesday night, but a total of five was all 

 that could be worlted in. Next Tuesday night 

 a total of four games will be played, and thus 

 complete three series in two nights. In the 

 five games the Wholesalers took three from 

 the Seedsmen and one from the Growers. The 

 Retailers won two from the Growers and two 

 from the Seedsmen (the latter by default), 

 while the Growers won one from the Retailers 

 and one from the Wholesalers. Two of those 

 dollar prizes were captured, one by Jos. 

 Foerster. with 204. and one by Oscar Kreitling 

 with 229. The Wholesalers lifted the record 

 for game to S66. Following are the scores: 

 WHOLESALERS. 



E. F. Winterson 170 177 171 159 167 



G. L. Grant 140 127 169 147 140 



"W. S. Heftron 9B 136 173 113 153 



C. Hughes 132 144 149 115 132 



Jos. Foerster 194 159 204 148 170 



732 743 866 682 763 

 RETAILERS. 



Geo. Asmus 163 193 176 154 179 



O. Kreitling 144 156 229 102 130 



C. Balluft 149 171 170 149 148 



Jno. Sterrett 129 108 140 123 140 



P. J. Hauswirth 180 146 137 190 165 



765 774 852 718 761 

 GROWERS. 



G. Stollery 168 172 158 163 158 



F. Matti 148 132 149 150 149 



N. A. Schmidt 137 172 116 142 140 



Jno. Paulus 131 159 153 169 133 



F. Stollery 13S 158 122 179 165 



722 793 698 803 745 

 SEEDSMEN. 



Jno. Degnan 178 149 171 



The teams now stand as follows: 

 , _ Won. Lost. 



Growers ^20 32 



Retailers 17 15 



Below we give the averages to date of those 

 who have played in more than three series of 

 games, omitting fractions where less than one- 

 half and counting more than one-half as one: 

 Games. Total. High. Av. 

 Jos. Foerster 29 4966 212 171 



F. Stollery 29 4857 208 167 



Geo. Asmus 29 4792 203 165 



G. Stollery 29 4745 199 164 



E. F. Winterson 29 4645 202 160 



P. J. Hauswirth 29 4582 219 158 



C. Balluft 32 4995 214 156 



Jno. Degnan 27 42H 197 156 



P. Matti 32 4S30 1S5 151 



G. L. Grant 31 463n 190 149 



N. A. Schmitz 29 41.".3 ISl 143 



Jno. Paulus 32 4tl7 1.S3 13.S 



Jno. Sterrett IS 242S 175 135 



B. Enders 12 l.-,75 156 131 



C. Hughes 24 3141 150 131 



W. S. Heftron 31 3969 184 128 



O. Kreitling 23 2.SS7 229 126 



W. Kreitling 2ri 2.1S9 144 119 



C. "W. Scott 17 1955 168 115 



It is rumored that John Degnan has been 

 taught how to make a matrimonial score. 



THE Florists' Manual contains 200 

 articles by Mr. Wm. Scott on impor- 

 tant trade subjects and they are illus- 

 trated by 224 handsome engravings 

 from photographs. 



PITTSBURG GUT FLOWER GO., Ltd. 



WHOLESALE FLORISTS. 



Phone 2IB7. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. 



FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. Write for Price List. 



No. 504 Liberty St., 

 PITTSBURG, PA. 



Burpee's Seeds Grow 



CATALOGUES RECEIVED. 



.John A. Scollav. Ti; 7s \h,il, ;,Mnue. 

 Brooklyn, N. Y./Sn,ll;, r- impi. ^.,1 |,„t 

 water boiler; F. Ltulcnu im. .■-m I'lan- 

 c'sco, Cal., fall price li»t ui .l.ijj.iii bulbs, 

 cycas, fern balls, palms, etc.; M. Rice 

 & Co., Philadelphia, calendar; H. A. 

 Dreer, 714 Chestnut street, Philadel- 

 phia, Dreer's niid-surnmer list of pot- 

 grown strawberry plant.s, seasonable 

 plants, seeds and sundries. 



Make your arrangements now to at- 

 tend the convention of the Society of 

 American Florists at Buffalo, Aug. fith 

 to lOth. It will be a gi'eat convention 

 and you can at the same time view the 

 beauties of the Pan-American Exposition. 



WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. 



Advertisements under this head one cent a 

 word, cash with order. Plant aUvertiaementa 

 not admitted under this head. 



Every subscriber Is entitled to a free advertise- 

 ment not exceeding .35 words In any Issue desired 

 during the year. If the advertisement exceed* 



the 1 



of 1 



. for each 



SITUATION WANTED— By practical florist 

 O foreman; grower fine roses, carnations, mums, 

 general stoch: commercial or private position: 

 26 years' experience: best references. Address 

 G., care Florists' Review. 



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ANTED— Glaziers and steam flttera; three 



8X.306 ft. and connect- 



issagpway: mostly all 16x24 glass. Call at 



" "" ~ CookCo..Ill. 



iin Bros. Co..Morto 



poi 



K SALE— Printing press and type: splendid 

 Columbian hand press. 6x9-in.: also .100 to 500 

 a. six-point Roman and other type; extra good 

 mditlon; a great bargain. A. T. Cook, seeds- 

 an. Hyde Park. N. Y. 



SITUATION WANTED-By a competent florist ; 

 20 years' experience, age 58; good propagator 

 and grower; can give the best of references as to 

 ability and temperate habits. Address W. F., 

 care Florists' Review. 



FOR SALE— Greenhouse and residence proper- 

 ty, opposite two of the largest cemeteries in 

 the Northwest. Address Florist, care Florists' 



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ANTED— A working foreman over a modern 

 flower and plant establishment of 7U.UIKI 

 ?las8; must be above all things a first- 

 grower; good wages 

 petent man. Address 



■yYANTED-W. 

 dn'-ssX°'Y..''care 



■king foreman, to take charge of 

 pl;ice: must be good grower of 

 dding plants: references. Ad- 



references. Address Box 244. Randolph, Mass. 



FOR SALE— One Wilks boiler. 42x42. In good 

 condition; price. Itiu.uo. Otto Hansen, 10o« N. 

 i;2d Ave.. Chicago. 111. 



SITUATION WANTED — By an experienced 

 grower of roses, carnations and mums; good 

 grower of cut flowers for a commercial place: 

 near St. Louis; single. Addreas Rose, care Plor- 



W^ 



New Castle. Pa. 



13x22 and 13x48: lot 66x132. near buainess center; 

 brick cottage, 20x30: only greenhouse in place; 

 good trade, wellatocked; price$900. Levi Wright. 

 Mt Gllead, Ohio. 



W^ 



greenhouse 

 era. Mortou 

 Grove, 111. 



. Salter, Rochester. N. Y. 



rOR SALE — Greenhouses, 12 miles south of 

 Chieag-o Court House, containing' about 

 ,000 feet of gla'*8. filled with carnations, roses. 

 e.: good retail and wholesale trade; price 

 .000. Use of 3 or 4 acres adjoining houses free 

 ' charge. Address 25. care Florists' Review. 



W^ 



Fallon. Staun 



oung man who can grow good 

 irnatlons: $i0.00 per month to 

 place for reliable man. John 



Wanted==PartnerSHr 



cash. 



Present owner in poor health and wishes some 

 one interested with him who can attend to inside 

 work and retail business. A wholesale and retail 

 trade extendini: over Pacific Coast and South- 



PACIFIC COAST, care Florists' Review. 



SITUATION WANTED 



By a thoroughly up-to-date 



young man. 33 years of age. 



A Decorator and Deslg-ner second to none, 



with best references in the country, 



wants a permanent pr)sition. 



Address Salesman, care Florists' Be'view. 



pANSY SEED. 



New Crop. My 



Every possible color, shade and markii: 

 White and lights predominating. oz..fl; ;-4-oz.. : 

 FRANCIS BRILL, Hempstrad, Loog Island, N. 



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