Janitary 13, 1898. 



The Weekly Florists' Review. 



315 



BUY YOUR COCOS SEED FRESH 



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Our main shipment arrives this v eek. $7.00 per 1000 seeds. Write us for special 

 quotations on large quantities. 



ASPARAGUS Sprengeri Seed; m-w crop to ;iirive. tin per lOiKi 

 ASPAVAGUS plumosus nanus Seed; new crop on hand. $10 per HHK) 

 CANNA Austria: -.ir. mi:, Hfld srown pinces. $3.50 per 100. 

 CaNiNA Italia: ^iii>ul' ripld-t^rowu piece.s. -17.50 per 100. 



.\ll (■tliir le;idiiit' varieties of Canna.s at equally low prices. 

 SPIRAEA astilboides fluribunda; the best variety for pot plants, in per 100 $4S per 1000. • 



BERLIN LILY OF THE VALLEV; selected Dips. $10 per 1000. Per case of 2500 $23.50. 

 GLADIOLUS The Bride, tio cents per 100, $5 per 1000. 

 PKARL TUBEROSES; selected long bulbs, 4 to 6 inches in circumference. $7 per 1000. 



TO CLOSE OUT. 



CHINESE SACRED NARCISSUS (Chinese grown). 



Slroni,' selected bulbs, line (ov forcm.-, $:!..in per 100. Case of SOJ bulbs for $!>. 

 If you want oul.v the very brst \ ariciie^ of Florists Flower Seeds, such as Verbenas, .\sters. Sweet Peas. etc.. send to us. 



CLUCAS & BODDINGTON CO., 



TELEPHONE CALL 403 18TH ST. 



501 & 503 WEST 13TH ST., NEW YORK CITY. 



old officers having been iinaniiiioiisly re- 

 elected there was no change — J. Hayes 

 being vice-president, George Smith treas- 

 urer, and Peter Duff secretary. 



The reports presented were adopted, 

 and the president appointed his commit- 

 tees for the year. The meeting then ad- 

 journed, and all present re-assembled at 

 John Churchotise's to partake of the an- 

 nual spread, about forty members and 

 friends sitting down thereto. President 

 JIcRorie officiated as toast-master and a 

 long list of toasts was (luly honored and 

 found responsive speakers in Dr. J. W. 

 Kitchen, Dr. \V. Dodge, G. Bird, George 

 R. Stagg, \V. A. Manda, \V. Duckham, 

 .\. Herrington, C. Jones. F. L. .\lkins, 

 and J. W. Withers. Messrs. Valentine, 

 'Smith, Bird, and Morrow contributed 

 largely to the lighter side of the even- 

 ing's entertainment. The occasion proved 

 a most enjoyable one to all present and 

 manifested the existence of much good- 

 fellowship among the craft located in the 

 ■Oranges. H. 



SHORT HILLS, N.J. 



The American Bulb Co. (the United 

 States Exotic Nurseries), sticcessors to 

 Pitcher & Maiida, are rejuvenating the 

 place under the able management of 

 Mr. McFadden. They are working up a 

 nice stock of young palms, ferns, etc., 

 and are making goodly preparations for 

 the spring trade in all branches of the 

 business. 



WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. 



Cn'U.\TIOX WAXTED-I)y a reliable. Industrious 

 •^ young man In park or private place. Single, -23 

 years of age; seven years* experience: good refer- 

 •ences. Address G. care Florists' Review. 



ITUATION WANTED— As foreman or propagator. 

 Good wages or share of profit, .\ddress, 



PLANTSMAX, care Florists' Review. 



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IIT" ANTED — A sober and industrious young man, 

 »» familiar with the care of orchids and who can 

 also act as coachman. German preferred. Wages to 

 ■the right party $>n.m a mouth, hoard and room ; room 

 heated by hot water. Address Xonh-West, care 

 Florists' Review. 



SITVATIOX WANTED-Toung man, well experi- 

 enced in growing all kinds of plants, and well rec- 

 ■ommended. would like to have situation with com- 

 merclal firm or prhate place. Please state wages. 

 Address Florist, care Florists' Review. 



-CITUATIOX WANTED— By a Horlst. as working 

 *J manager, to execute a new profitable enterprise. 

 Expenses small, prompt returns, sterling worth. 

 ^Communications confldentlal. At once; east, near 

 Kew York. C. A. Oher, Gardener, Parsippany, X. J. 



Clear Cypress 

 Greenhouse Haterial. 



This ivi'lfi us means the best growth of Cypress Lumber and 

 the best grade of that growth; and from tliis grade all the sap — - 

 bright sap, which only experts can detect — as well as stained sap, 

 knots and other defects cut out. Others do not equal our quality 

 if they do beat our prices. It is not hard to see the reason : You 

 can not buy gold dollars at fifty cents each. Expeeienced growers 

 know that the best is not too good and cheapest in the long run. 



\Vrite for Circulars 

 or Estimates. 



Lockland Lumber Co., 



LOCKLAND, O. 



'W'AXTED—Ginjd man to care for palms, ferus. or- 

 » » i-hids. etc. Must be first-class. Address Q. R., 

 care Florists" Review. 



WANTED— To correspond with a good all round 

 man for small place. Good home and steady 

 pl;ice for man after March 1st. Mv man going to 

 Klondike for gold. Ohio Boy. care Florists" Review. 



(J ITUATIOX WANTED— By married man. '^8 years' 

 1^ experience In England and America. Private or 

 commercial. Good references. Address 



JOHN DVER, Short HlUs, X. J. 



^^^ANTEI*— Competent florist for store. Must be 

 '» i;iiiiilijir with plants. Address Z. M., care 

 Florist.-'' Review. 



SITUATION WANTED— German, first class grower 

 of roses, carnations, mums and violets, wishes to 

 change his present situation. Address German, care 

 Florists' Review. 



\\^AXTED— A grower that is cap?.ble of growing 

 '» general bedding stock: also rooes. carnations, 

 violets and mums. iD.Oth) feet of glass. Only compe- 

 tent party need apply. L. E. HItz. Madison, lud. 



Tl^ANTED— A successful cucumber grower, under 

 '» glass and guarantees good crop. I will pay 

 eighteen dollars per week. Address, Ira Parker, Lit- 

 tleton, N. H. 



SITUATION WANTED-As gardener, by a man of 

 experience and ability, now disengaged through 

 death of late employer. Thoroughly conversant with 

 the management of a gentleman's country estate. 

 Unexceptional references for ability and personal 

 character. Address, Gardener, Florists' Review. 



SITUATION WANTED — A practical, successful 

 grower desires a position as foreman where finest 

 cut fiuwers are desired. Describe place fully when 

 replying. Nixon H. Gano, care Florists" Review. 



SITUATION WANTED— Having managed cut 

 flower store for two years with success, I desire 

 to change position for larger concern by April 1. De- 

 troit or Cleveland preferred. Please correspond 

 with :>j Michigan. Florist Review. 



"ll^ANTED— A first-class orchid, palm, fern and 

 »* stove plant grower. Must l)e sober, industrious, 

 honest and reliable. Address, 

 MINNESOTA, care Florists' Review . 



SITUATION AVANTED— A gentleman thoroughly 

 understanding every department of the business, 

 seeds, l)ullis, plants and nursery stock, would like to 

 represent Some goutl, reliable firm throughout New 

 Kiiglaud. either on salary or commission basis. A 

 first-class salesman. Apply Z. Z., care Florists' Re- 

 view. 



QITUATION WANTED— By competent man, in 

 O florist's store. Competent to take <-harge. Ad- 

 dress Robert A. Betz. 10 Van Buren Street. Chicago. 



WANTED^ 

 VV ANTED- 



:^F-FLORIST'S ASSISTANT.^ 

 C^^FLORIST'S ASSISTANT,^ 

 Married man (no children), to work under foreman; 

 one who has liad some years' experience in greenhouse 

 work and fruit growing, and one who is willing to 

 work on farm if required. Steady woik, cottage, 

 wood, vegetables and milk furnished. Country place. 

 State wages wanted; references required. 



J. J. VanLEUVEN. 

 Brighton. Livingstone Co.. Mich. 



T^/ iT> ^ A T 17— Buy now and save money. 



A v/XV O-iiXjXj— 21 Greenhouses, nearly all 

 modernly built, consisting of fiS.iXtO square ft. of glass, 

 two acres fertile land. Steam heating plantandgood 

 water supply, stand pipes, etc. Stocked with roses, 

 carnations, violets, miscellaneous stock, etc. A good 

 established retail trade, consuming nearly all the 

 stock produced. In a city of 4(.i,(HM) inhabitants, in the 

 eastern states. Will sell for one-half price. Must sell 

 uu account of other business requiring present owner's 

 personal attention. For further particulars, address 

 SSS, care of Florists' Review. 



