Adqust 8, 1901. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review. 



299 



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The Market. 



Market conditions are but slightly 

 changed from last week. Roses are some- 

 what easier, especially white roses. Beau- 

 ties are coming longer stemmed. Kai- 

 serins, which have been off crop, are now 

 coming in and this, with the better sup- 

 ply of white asters, has materially re- 

 lieved the demand for white flowers. 

 Shipping trade holds up well and prices 

 and demand are unusually good for this 

 time of the year. Field carnations are 

 beginning to come in. 



Various Items. 



Mr. Washburn, of Bassett & Washburn, 

 reports trade this summer as fully 50 

 per cent better than that of a year ago. 



Mr. and Mrs. Washburn leave for 

 northern Wisconsin this week. 

 . Mr. Gressens and Mr. Winkleman, of 

 Bassett & Washburn, return from their 

 summer outings this week. 



Fred Lurkhurst, an old-timer of this 

 city, is dead. His son's address is not 

 known. 



Hins Tobler, Traverse City, Mich., is 

 a visitor in town. 



Sinner Bros., Eidge avenue, have com- 

 menced housing their carnations. Those 

 who have seen the plants say they are 

 the best seen this year. Their roses, 

 too, are looking well. 



William O'Hara, 57 years old, a florist 

 of Kenosha, was struck by a south bound 

 Illinois Central train at Seventy-first 

 street. The shock paralyzed the lower 

 part of the body. He was taken to St. 

 Luke's Hospital, where he died. 



THE BUFFALO SHOOT. 



In the shooting tournament the Lock- 

 land prize was again won by Philadel- 

 phii, Cleveland was second and Buffalo 

 third. The scores follow: 



Philadelphia — Harris 15, Anderson 19, 

 Burton 22, Reid 19, Ball 15, Cartledge 

 17. Total 107. 



Cleveland— Beard 18, Altiek 18, Hip- 

 pard 18, Steffens 13, Eadie 20, Graham 

 13. Total 100. 



Buffalo— Braik 8, W. Scott 15, Troup 

 9, Kasting 4, W. B. Scott 6, D. J. Scott 

 6. Total 48. 



In the individual shoot at twenty-five 

 birds John Burton won first with 22, 

 George Anderson second with 21 and E, 

 Hippard third with 20. For fourth place 

 four were tied with 19 each, but J. Eadie 

 won out on the shoot off. 



WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. 



Advertisements under this head one cent a 

 word, cash with order. Plant advertisements 

 not admitted under this head. 



Every subBcrlber la entitled to a tree advertise- 

 ment not exceeding 35 words in any issue desired 

 during the year. If the advertisement exceeds 

 36 words, send at the rate of one cent for each 

 additional word. 



FOR SALE — Properly of M ' N- Ahin.ls. 



Chance of a lifetime foi- i i- i; c-.i- 



lent well paying business ■■^!.' ■ .<ais; 



directly opposite new ^O.uoii i n : n, ' 1 .uist 



Lawn Cemetei-y: no computiii"!) .isdus 



for retiring. Do not fail to looli it up while at- 

 tending the convention. Apply to I). M. New- 

 lands, 1089 W. Delaware Ave., Buffalo, N. T. 



FRUIT AND FLOWER PLATES, 



Seed Packets and Supplies of all kinds for 

 NURSERYMEN, FLORISTS and SEEDSMEN. 



SEND FOB PHICE LIST. 



Stock Cuts 10c per square inch. Engraving 

 bv all processes. Printing and Lithographing. 

 Illustrated Catalognes a specialty. 



YREDENBURG & CO., - - ROCHESTER, N. Y. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



FOR SALE OR LEASE —Loug established flo 

 rist and plant business: B.OUS square feet o: 

 glass: 5 acres of land, fully stocked; stand ir 

 Center Market. Washington. D. C; low rent tc 

 reliable party. Address W. D, Hayes, Ballston 

 Virginia, 



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ANTED— 100 each— Passifloras In three best 

 ■.eties; 3-inch bushy plants. 

 The McGregor Bros. Co,. Springfield. O, 



WANTED— As partner, in a well established 

 florist business, a man with $500 to »1,000 

 capital: must have an intelligent idea of grow- 



SITUATION VTANTED— As working foreman 

 on commercial place: 16 years' practical ex- 

 perience: best of references: single. Address 

 Ed, Wiseman, BOl N, lOthSt,. St, Joseph, Mo, 



SITUATION WANTED — As foreman to take 

 charge of wholesale or retail place; Indiana 

 or Illinois preferred; single, age 32; good grower 

 of cut flowers, ' ' " ~ . • . , 



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ANTED — 150 feet of li^-inch second hand 

 pipe; must be in good condition. Address 

 ICS, Lenox. Iowa, 



SITUATION WANTED— By September 1 Or later 

 by an active florist, to take charge of whole- 

 sale or retail place; German, age 40; 26 years' 

 experience in growing roses, carnations, pot 

 plants, etc. The present time rose grower for an 

 Ohio wholesale Arm, Address Ohio Grower, care 



SITUATION WANTED— By competent grower 

 of roses, carnations and mums and general 

 bedding stuff; sober and good references. 



jiOR SALE-Wllks' boiler, 42x42. in good con- 

 ' dltion; %0.m. Address Otto Hansen. lOoti N. 

 lud Avenue. Chicago, 



FOR SALE— Carmody boiler and 1000 feet 4-inch 

 pipe in good order. All P, O, B, Hopklnsville, 

 for $140,00, A snap, SiJeak quick, T, L, Metcalfe, 

 Hopklnsville. Ky, 



FOR SALE— Who wants them? One Hltchings 

 No, 15 corrugated fire box boiler and one No, 

 3 conical boiler: two Hitching tall open expan- 



wo Hitching tall open exp 

 good condition, tl0O,0O ca 



FOR SALE-Gre 

 cities in Michi 

 business: everyth 



In one of the best 

 feet of glass: good 

 tlie price will scare 

 1 uf death. Address 



1— some extra good second hand ; 

 ic per foot: also some 4-in,, gu:ii 

 W, H, Salter, Rochester, N. Y. 



TS/ANTED— Night foreman for steam boilers: 

 »' must be a good, steady man and know- his 

 business: good wages to the right man. H. Mc 

 Michael, Morton Grove, 111. 



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72C, Rockland, Mass, 



WANTED— Young man for greenhouse work; 

 some experience; good place T, F,R,,care 

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FOR SALE CHEAP— One second hand 20 horse 

 power Atlas horizontal tubular boiler, with 

 dome attached: complete for setting up except 

 stack: will be sold at a bargain: has been in use 

 but short time. G. Vau Bochove &. Bro., Kalama- 

 zoo, Mich. 



FOR SALE— 45 boxes 8x10. 45 boxes 10x12 second 

 hand "A" glass, single; about 2.250 sq. ft. of 

 each size. Alexander Waldbart, Hamilton Ave. 

 and Horton PI., St. Louis, Mo. 



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SITUATION WANTED — By practical florist; 

 grower, landscape, private or coinmercial, 

 charge or foreman; would rent good place, 50UU 

 feet or less with land, between New York City 

 and Montreal; German, 35; married, family. A 1 

 references. Joseph Braun, Lawrence St., Glens 

 Palls, N, Y. 



FOR SALE— The greatest bargain ever offered; 

 store and greenhouse. 44 ft. frontage on prin- 

 cipal business street; store ltix20, palm house 20 

 x28, propagating house 10x28, plant house lOxoO; 

 Ideal s>ctlonal and Wilis wrought iron boners; 

 4-inch pipe: fine stock of plants, seeds, etc,: 5U 

 hot-bedsash, pots, etc.; horse, harness aud^ two 

 delivery wagons; city water, electric Ugh' 

 ground 



20,000 

 leash: otherbusiness requi 

 Iress Florist 



y attention. 

 515. Delavan. Wis. 



FOR SALE— 50 boxes double strength 14-in. A 

 and B glass; also one Hltchings No. 16 corru- 

 gated flre-box boiler, in use five seasons; as good 

 as new; write for prices. Carl R;iuth, Spring- 



FOR SALE— The most profitable retail cut flow- 

 er store In the finest residence district of 

 Chicago (Rogers Park); stock, icebox, counter' 

 etc.: price, 1300.00. Addr.~— • " .3,„_i„.„. 



care Florists' 



WANTED— Two young 

 work : good wages 

 Grove Greenhouses, Mortc 



len for greenhouse 



workers. Morton 



1 Grove, 111. 



FOR SALE — Greenhouses, 12 miles south of 

 Chicago Court House, containing about 

 10.000 feet of glass, filled with carnations, roses, 

 etc: good retail and wholesale trade: price 

 fi;.O0O. Use of 3 or 4 acres adjoining houses free 

 of L-liarge, Address 25, care Florists' Review. 



SITIATION WANTED 



By a thoroughly up-to-date 



young man, 33 years of age, 



A Decorator and Designer second to none, 



with best references in the country. 



wants a permanent position. 



Address Salesman, care Florists' Be'Tle'W, 



