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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



Septembsb 4, IMS. 



SAMUEL S. PENNOCK, Wholesale Florist. 



1612 Ludlow St. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



BEAUTIES. 



Owi^g Jilr ••< ligBSl <iil close 9l S p. M Sstonjan it 1 P. H. L. D. Telephone. 



"-■- ■? State Fair week and the Mir- 



rretliren are eompetJTig kv • y 



: ■ -rsl premiums, ji. Xagrl a 



".. Minneapolis Floral C 



:ka all have fine display - 



L. May & Co. of this ei.' 



_ .lit display of palms ar.. 



£„; d-isci.^ ii connection with their seec 



exhibit in the main bnilding. 



Mr. B. Latham has resumed his posi- 

 tion with Donaldson & Co. and now has 

 charge cf the cut flower department at j 

 the eity store. Mr. Souden will be gen- | 

 end superintendent of the department. 

 but will derote most of his time to tt: 

 greenhouse. 



Mr. Blome, representing C. C. F ! 

 worth Co. of Milwaukee, was a re:^-;: 

 ealler. 



The AshcTille souTenir has reached u; 

 and is mcst attraetire and nice!y gotten 

 up. Those cf us who could not go can 

 read this book and the conTention min- , 

 ntes and almost feel that we hare been , 

 there. X. T. Z. 



WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. 



AdverusemenuS nncer this head one cent a 

 ■v.r.:. C-.V51; w::'. cr-.'-r Plant adverUsemenss 



„u:ied to a free adveis 



-_ words in any one Issue 



r -.1- Tear. If the adTerUsement 



7^5. seed ai the rate of oite cen; for 



:-sl word. 



orrUATIOX WAXTED— To la^e charge of IS.OOO 

 i? :o ^Ai'U feet o' g'lass Plants or cut Sowers. 

 Address No. 27. care Florisii" Ke-Tiew. 



WANTED— A young^ man with some practical 

 exptrien<^e in general sreenhouse and of- 

 fice worfe as assistant. Mast t>e of sober and 

 s-es,cv habiis. and every ^ray reliable. Give ref- 

 - ? and state wa?es expected without board, 

 rs Kdina, care Florists' Review. 



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AX TED— A single man to ?row roses, carna- 

 tions and bending ^;ock- Must be sober 

 - ncusirioas- To sncfa a man ^ood wag^s 

 : ; ara will be giren. J. W. Margrave & Co., 

 .:ia. Kansas. 



SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FLORISTS. 



Flint Regstraticn. 



J. B. Trade, Alderbeiid, X. T., regis- 

 ters camation Wingold; result of a cross 

 between Mrs. Lawson and an unnamed 

 white; color, Lawson pink, with wiae 

 ■white lengthwise stripes, sometimes 

 white- tipped; lower petals half white, 

 transversely; dze, three to four inches, 

 very double and fragrant; height, two 

 feet. 



The name. Miss Alice Boosevelt, as 

 applied to a carnation raised by J. B. 

 Trudo, has been withdrawn, there being 

 another carnation to which the name 

 had previously been given. The name 

 now substituted by Mr. Trudo is BUt- 

 more. It is described as a seedling from 

 Mrs. Lawson X Eldorado; color, white, 

 dotted and splashed with carmine; 

 flow^ three and one-half to four inches 

 in diameter, full, fringed, clove fra- 

 grance; foliage glaucous, stems stiff, 

 height two feet. 



Wm. J. Stkwabt, Secretary. 



SPBlXGriElJ), III. — The Illinois State 

 Fair of l£0-2 will be held here Sept. 29 

 to Oct. 4, iaelnsive. The horticultural 

 section is in charge of W. A. Young. 

 John Thorpe of Chicago will be one of 

 the judges. Copies of the premium list 

 may be had by addressing W. C. Garrard, 

 secretary, thU city. 



CSoLOBADO Speixgs, Colo.— The Colora- 

 do Springs Floral Co. has been incorpo- 

 rated with a capital stock of $10,000. 

 The incorporators are Wm. H. Evans, 

 Geo. Wright and Walter Scott. 



Salt Lake Citt, Utah. — ^Victor Y. 

 Morris has opened a floral store at 142 

 South Main street. 



QcrscT. III. — Herman Gentemann, the 

 norist, and Miss Anna Bradshaw were 

 married Aug. 20th. 



F;. sale — A ?reat bargain. Three preen- 

 ; .Lses. 6C00 feet of ?lass. well stocSed with 

 -., - iUons- chrysantbemnins. roses and general 

 DTca m stock, in a live, growing town in West- 

 ern Pennsylvania. Address Bargain, care Flo- 

 rists" Seview. 



FOB SALE— One flat boOer. in good condition. 

 ?H' inches high. 3sS feet: has heated one rose 

 - -■■ = " ?4xsO fe*-t; one fiow and two petnms for 

 •oipe: price $!5-0u. Delivered on car in St, 

 Henry Krinke, iS West Jessamine Street, 

 ;.. - ^^ Mian- 



FOR SALE— To oe torn down. Three green- 

 ro"~« with aboni i.CO feet of glass. i2xU 

 c ■ . i : 4-inch Dipes, boiler, etc. Inqtiire 



:. i: M .- :n St.. Chicago. Fred. Weyand. 



Tj EXCHAXGE — I will exchange extra fine 

 established plants- calla lilies, reaoy for 6 

 aoc T-tnch pots: also hi oded stock Be gian 

 hares, tor good 5eld-gro^vn carnation plants, 

 Geo. StaStnger. Sprlngville. K. Y, 



WAStTKD — Small hot water boiler for soft 

 coaL to heat Ituu feet of glass: stale size. 

 make and condition. Nemaha Greenhouses, 

 Seneca, Kansas. 



SITTATIOS WASTED — As working foreman 

 on commercial place where first class stock 

 is wanted: lo years" practical experience: refer- 

 ence. Ed. Wiseman. 13u2 Buchanan Avenue. St, 

 Joseph. Mo. 



"D'OR SALE— Greenhouse, containing 4a<) feet of 

 J? glass in a lively and growing towTi in No:^ 

 them Indiana: a new &-room dwelling on place. 

 A rare chance for a good aorist with small capi- 

 tal- Write for particulars to W, G. Haebich, 

 Auburn. Ind. 



"CVJE SALE— Good li-horse power boiler: per- 

 -P feet: price reasonable. Scaffllnger. Sprlng- 

 vlUe. X. T. 



IjtOB SALE — One Hitc'nings boil**r. Ko. 15. and 

 J? aU) feet of Jii-in. steam pipe, just as good as 

 new. J. Bussler. 1(B and Butler Sts., Chicago. 



l?OE 3 VLB— Two greenhouses, one SlslUO and 

 F one lUxIOO: long lease: or will take a man 

 who understands his bn^iness and has 91.000 or 

 HMO as lartner. Address S. S., care Florists" Be- 

 view. 



ITOB SALE— A fine large MariiK hot water 

 J? boiler: perfect condition. Wm. Lee. Bed- 

 ford. Ohio. 



WASTED— 750 feet 1-inch, and *;5 feet 2-lnch 

 wrought iron pipe; second hand, but most 

 be rood. M. A. Barick. Seymottr, Ind. 



WASTED — Two men married or single with 

 experience in roses and carnations. State 

 wages wanted. P. Btirki. Bellevue, Pa. 



WASTED— A cast iron boiler for hard coal 

 lar^e eooug"Q to heat IlflO feet of 4-inch 

 pipe. State size, price and condition. Address 

 S. K-. care Florists" Review. 



WASTED— Two yoni3g men with some knowl- 

 edge of growing roses, carnations and 

 mams: steady work and good wa^es either with 

 or withont board. Address Cole Bros,, BoxSn. 

 Peoria, m. 



WASTED— Competent storeman. must be able 

 to make up and decorate: references require 

 ed. Central Greenhouses. Sandusky. Ohio. 



Ij'OR SALE— Some extra good second hand 3-ln. 

 J: pipe, guaranteed sound. 6c per foot- also 

 some 4-in : also pipe for posts or supports: very 

 cheap. W. H. Salter. Rochester. S. T. 



WASTED — A working foreman to take charge 

 of 2i-CC0 square feet of glass where first 

 class roses and carnations are to be grown, also 

 one house of poinseiiia: one assistanL State 

 age and wages expected. Including boarding and 

 washing. Apply to John L. Wyland. De Haven. 

 Pa. 



FLORISTS' PLACE EOR SALE. 



Two greenhotises. iron construction, covei^ 

 In^ near 3u00 feet of g'lass: cwelUng- hons-e and 

 bam. etc.: all in bes: condition; on New York 

 Bay. InQuire of 



F. SCHWEIZ£B. Kew Dnrliaizi, S, J. 



WANTED. 



October 1 st. competent and reliable man 

 to take charge of a retail flower store 

 in Colorado. ^ Mn«t be experienced and 

 thoronarhlT understand the bn<«iness. es- 

 pecinliy de^i^nin? and d«*corHtlng. GiTe 

 experieDce, references and salary expect- 

 ed.. Only an A-No.-l man can bold the 

 place. Address Colorado, care Florist*' 

 Keview. 



ForSaleataBargain 



Greenhouses, 25.000 square feet of 



8*1353, all in g'ood condition aud "p&jtn.g 



well ; within 20 miles of Chicago. Owner 



is going* to retire from business. Address 



F. S,, care Florists* Heview. 



rUK KLMI. permoutli. 



File Greeuhouses. about OOxIS feel each: 

 several frames fur nardy plants and ab >ut half 

 an acre of extra ground: 6-rooni cwelling^ and 

 bath: located in Philadelphia city. There is ex- 

 cellent local trade. 



Apply to HENRY F. MICHELL. 

 1018 Market St.. PHILADELPHIA, PA 



WANTED. 



ROSE GROWER and hIGHT FIREMAN. 



EOSE GROWER tboroughly ccnipetent to 

 grr ■■■■ Beaa ty an d Teas. 



SIGHT TTSEMAJt to midenitand pipe- 

 fitting. :^:ate reference and wases. 



W. K. PARTRnJGE, 



LOCKLAXD. near CI-NCIN.S.ATI. OHIO. 



Mention The Review when jou write. 



Asparagus Plumosus 



3-inch po:i. at $.? » per lOO. 

 SMILAXj 2-iiich pots, at $1.50 per MO 



BnnA fVf Aal The best for Florists' ose. 

 one 1^1 Ca I) at S3.50 per 200-lb. bag. 



ALBERT M. HERR, Lancaster, Pa. 



^!--T. ^ The Ktview when yoti v rite. 



FERNS -Extra Choice Stock. 



Nepbro CorGa-.a Com.. 3!^-in., *j 01 per 100: 

 S-in.. ^.UJ per KU: 4-in.. SIOUO per lOO. Boston 

 Ferns. 2H-in. $:JJ0 per ItO: 3 in.. $t LO. The 2i4-in. 

 stock of above average 7 fronds and are from 10 

 to 12 iocbe** hig-h. 



A^•paraglI5 3pren^.. 4-in.. fT Of' per 100. Aspa- 

 ragus Plnni-. 3Je-in,- t6.L0 per HO New Double 

 Beg^unia Sc mp . buch as Triomphe de Lorraine, 

 Glolre de Montet. Boule de Seig^e and others. 

 5trone. ^in. pots. tt.ttJ per 100. Cash with order. 



H. ERNST & SON, WASHINGTON, MO. 



Mention Ihe Review when yoo write. 



