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The Weekly Florists' Review, 



I cannot do without the Review, as 

 it is the best guide as to where to buy 

 stock, and if I hare anything to sell I 

 ean't do better than to advertise in the 

 Review. — E. O'Neil, Wheeling, W. Va. 



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i-ertisements 



Is head one cent a 



word, .-anil with order. Plant tulvrrMN.'imnts 

 NOT admitted under this head. 

 Every subscriber 1b entitled to a free situation 



ceedlntritt words In any l 



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the rate of one rent for each additional word. 



When answers are to be addressed In our car^ 

 add lu cents for forwarding. 



SITUATION WANTED-ln a tirst-class pla 

 by a temperate young man: Bix years' exr 

 rience; good design and bouquet maker: a] 



AY 



ANTED— At once, a .vming man with 3 or I 

 perienee in greenhouse work; 



at-os to l„. L .]ti Willi i.ll |.n work. t'lias. I ley or. 



3619 South Srand Ave.. St. Louis, Mo. 



SITUATION WANTED -By tirst-class cut 

 flower grower as working foreman orsection 

 man; only lirst-rluss pi;u-' wauled Chieatro pre- 

 ferred. No. 170. care I'loriHIs' Rev lew, CliieagO- 



place; reliable and 



YV 



ANTED-One seeond hand bot water boiler 

 beat 51(111 sa- ft. of glass; must be in good 

 n. Quoie lowest price 1. 1 ('has. Zlmmer. 



WANTED-Two young men with fume experi- 

 ence in the retail bower business. Address, 

 statin- salary expected, l' A Samuelson. 21-".i 

 Michigan avenue. Chicago. 



YV 



ANTED-A hot water boiler to heal 31 till ft. 

 of glass; must be in good order. Cash. 

 :. Garrard. Sugar Creek. Venango Co , Pa. 



splendid heat- 



f glass; reason 

 B( rt Buck 



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WANTED Florist competent to take eharge 

 K Mil feet glass; grow etit flowers and gen- 

 eral stock; state wages with references, etc. J 

 C. Steinhauser, Pittsburg. Kansas. 



WANTED-To exchange for vIoletB and car- 

 nations 1.21111 It. of liars, t; ft. t; In. long. 116 

 feet gutters. 116 feet ridges and 7 vemilalor Hash 

 all new; lu need of in ii Mane Louts,, and 2.1HIII 

 eai mm. .us. -u-.. prlees Address. Sibley Green- 

 houses, Sibley, 111. 



SITUATION WANTED-By working foreman; 

 Scandinavian, middle aged; married; life 

 experience in growing cut flowers; able to take 

 charge of any sized place; state wages and .size 

 of place; lirst-i'lass references. Address J. A. 

 Rosengren, 14!) Madison ave Grand Rapids Midi 



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SITUATION WANTED-An experienced sales- 

 man and designer open for engagement on or 

 before Sept. 15th: first-class store onlv, State 

 wages. Address No 145. care Florists Review. 

 Chicago. 



WANTED— At once, a reliable, all-round man 

 for commercial place; single and German 



preferred, reference required. Boeb ringer Rros , 



WANT] 

 and 



ANTED— Two or three 



roses. Bassett & Washbur 



for carnation 



WANTED— Two Blngle men for roses 

 nations. Pittsburg Rose i Cam; 



Crystal Farm. Gibsonla P. O., Pa. 



TTlf ANTED-Good, bright energetic .wiling man 



del-stands green In', use woi k, decorating and cut 

 flower work thorough!} state salary wanted 

 and give references; World s Fair City Address 

 No. 165, care Florists' Review, Chicago. 





WANTEO-Capual I. ... 



well established business, in town and 



neig i d uflU.UIIU; no competition^ Wot 



Us G reimport. L. I. 



ipital. P. O. Box 



WANTED— Three experienced rose 

 who know their business and will work ti 

 advancement. Good salary paid If abilit: 



>R SALE-Cast iron hollo 



jlORSALE Ballard's gn 



fOR SALE— Ho! water boiler nearly new. good 

 1 to heal 251111 feet of glass or less; price *51U)U. 

 OB. Chicago. Ohio. John Klink. Chicago. O. 



order. Sam. Van Bochov 



Kalamazoo, Ml 



FOR SALE- Cheap lor cash second-hand I- in 

 caBt iron pipe and fillings. Good condn 



Address Cole Bros Box 571. Peoria, 111. 



FOR SALE— One boiler 1x14 ft.. 1200 ft. 1-inch 

 Steam pipes, 1000 ft. 1'.. inch pipes and tit- 

 tings; florist wagon: all in good condition, 1517 

 North Michigan ave . Saginaw City. Mich. 



FOR SALE-Cheap for cash, one Scollays No ., 

 Hot Water Heater, in excellent dition, 



with Mill feet of 4 -inch cast iron pipe, tit tings ex- 

 pansion tanks, etc. Rosemont Gardens. 

 Montgomery, Ala. 



Fred Iturkl. liellevue. Allegheny. Pa. 



Fi)R SALE— The Florence i ; i ihousos nearly 

 30(0 feel of glass, completely stocke'l with 

 general hue ot plants; good stock of supplies. 

 Good stock hardy plaids outside. Hot water 

 heal; splendid trade; best town in Coloiado; no 

 competition flljllll .■ash Likes it. Worth $:.IM1 

 Immediate possession, Templln .4 Co , Florence 



rOR SALE— New greenhouse material as fol- 

 lows: New 2-lu. black pipe, long lengths. 10 

 6xS. 50 ft. boxes. American glass. 



single. J2.25 per 



511 It 



single, ft nil box s \ Hi single French glass, iti 511 

 per UXIfl box; 12x14 llixls 14X14. 5011 boxes. 



Al -1, ■an glass, double, (3 60 box: 12x12, 111x14, 



50 ft, boxes, American glass, single, $2 III box- 

 Clear gulf cvpress greenhouse material and 

 everything for building Send for prices. S, 

 .la is X. Sous. 1365 lo 1375 Flushing Ave . Brook- 

 lyn, N. Y. 



FOR SALE— Retail greenhouses; long estab- 

 lished; first-class reputation; about 3.000 

 set of glass: connected with 

 wellings: hot and cold water; incenterofl 

 ne minute from depot ; two railroads: in ac 

 rowing town of about It nun people; must 

 bargain: low " 



PUR SALE One No. 30 Wilks 

 R. R. 



FOR SALE OR RENT— Eight greenhouses, 

 two 12IX2H. one PJ(lx2t twol.sx'JI one 50x12 

 and two i;sxl2. All heated by steam; hut-ait 

 pump and windmill: also ;i room dwelling 

 heated by steam from greenhouses, with hot and 

 cold water: several acres ol ground Apply to 

 William Yeager. 68 East Main St.. Norrlslown, Pa. 



Fin; sale -well-established wholesale and 

 retail liull. and plaui business. Ten acres 

 " J 5 acres In cultivation. Two green- 

 00 square feet. Large warehouse. 



all newly built: eight 



I ses 



35X45: 1, . . 

 dwelling and other 



fill slock Eleven miles fr New York city 



A grand opportunity. Address No. 1117, can 



Some very ue 



FOR SALE. 



In a thriving Ohio town of about 22.000 inhabi- 

 tants, line greenhouse plant, consisting of s 

 erceiili, uses tanging in size from 12x100 to 

 3nxl;:i>: also line worksite! and modern up-to- 

 date office and storeroom attached. For partic- 

 ulars address, 



S. S. SKIDELSKY, 



708 North 16th St . PHILADELPHIA 



A Great Nurseryman in Holland 



Wishing to extend business in America, 

 asks an active person acquainted with 

 the trade to sell his goods (especially 

 WEEPING, ORNAMENTAL AND 

 FOREST TREES, SHRUBS AND 

 CONIFERS, ETC.) under personal 



Send solicitations with references to 



No. 169, care Florists' Review, 



Chicago. 



=THE AMERICAN= 



CARNATION 



HOW TO GROW IT. 

 FULLY ILLUSTRATED. 



By C. W. WARD. 



A PRACTICAL work on Carnation grow- 

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 every phase of commercial Carnation culture 

 treated clearly and comprehensively. The 

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A Complete Reference Book for 

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