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The Florists^ Review 



August 14, 1919. 



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LIKE LEATHER- ALWAYS PLIABLE 



MAGNOLIA LEAVES 



Prepared by 



REEVES 



"Money Talks" (it is said). So give 



it a chance to say "something." 



If money can talk, here's a chance 



for the "almighty dollar" to make 



SOME HOLLER ! 



COLORS: 

 GREEN OR BROWN 



Finnerlj owned NATURAL FOLIAGE CO., 



of Savannah, Ga., and St. Louis, Mo. 



REEVES FOLIAGE CO., Brewton, Ala. 



BEECH or OAK SPRAYS. 



Green •r Brown, 



100-lb. casei, • • - - $15.00 



50-lb. cases, . . . ■ 8.00 



SMALL OAK SPRAYS, 



Green or Brown, 

 $1.10 per Carton 



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PRICE 



PER CARTON 



100-lb. cases, 



$15.00 



F. 0. B. BREWTON. ALA. 



CASH WITH ORDER 

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lion will not be in it with the one we 

 intend to hold in 1921. The S. A. F. 

 convention each year seems to keep Mr. 

 Vincent young. 



Thomas Stevenson, of Stevenson Bros., 

 his sister and nephew, will also be mem- 

 bers of the Baltimore party at the con- 

 vention. Stevenson Bros, arc all ready 

 for the coming season, as their roses are 

 in great shape and Tom lias well earned 

 the vacation that the trip to Detroit 

 will give him. While his nephew is 

 still but a boy of about 15, yet he 

 lias something on many who are much 

 older as a rose grower. He spends most 

 of his time out of school in the houses 

 with his uncle and there is not a trick 

 of the trade that he is not familiar with. 



He loves the work and it will only take 

 a few years of experience to make him 

 one of the best rose growers in the east. 



Andrew Anderson, who goes along 

 saying nothing but always listening and 

 growing fine roses, will also make the 

 trip with his daughter. 



John J. Perry, of the S. 8. I'enuock 

 Co., with his family and that "tin 

 lizzie" which stops when it meets a flo- 

 rist on the road, has just returned after 

 a week's tour of the easiern shore. Mr. 

 Perrj- went as far south as Ocean City 

 and reports one of the finest trips he 

 ever had. 



Akehurst & Sons are busy housing 

 their carnations. We can all remember 

 how this firm was handicapped for labor 



last summer, yet they cut more fine car- 

 nations last winter than ever before. 

 From the api)earance of the stock that is 

 going on the benches this year, they will 

 surpass last winter's cut. Tate. 



FEOBIA, ILL. 



The building in which is located the 

 store of Geo. A. Kuhl at 437 Main 

 street is to be torn down to make room 

 for a large theater. The fixtures will 

 be moved to the other store, at 227 South 

 Jefferson street, where the business of 

 the two stores will be consolidated un- 

 der the management of F. A. Walraven. 



Miss B. Sylvester will open a store 

 at 300 Hamilton street. 



Wanted and For Sale Department 



W^Advertisements under this head 18'/s cents 

 per line; cash with order from all who do not do 

 other advertising. In sending remittance count 

 six words to the line. 



Display advertisements In this department fl.SO 

 net, for one inch space. 



When answers are to be sent in our care, add 10 

 cents for forwarding. 



Plant advertisements not admitted under this head 



SITUATION WANTED ~ First-rlass storeman 

 and designer; JO .vi'ars' cxiterieniM-: married. 

 Fred J. Wolfram, 28l'» N. California Ave.. Chi- 

 cago. 



STrCA'JnO^N ~ WAXIED— IJy Tll-roiin(i grower ; 

 single; life experience; mums, carnations, 

 roses, pot plants, etc. Address No. 474, care 

 Florist s' R eview. Chicago. 



Sm'ATION~VVANfED— In firsFciRssTnit flower 

 store by young man with twelve years' expe- 

 rien<»»; middle west preferred. John A. Oarrls. 

 im S. 40th St., Omaha. N eb. 



SITUATION WANTED— By American. 40 y^ars 

 O of age, married; 18 years on retail places, 

 capable of taking charge; good wages expected. 

 Address No. 469, care Florists' Review. Cliicago. 



SITUATION WANTED— By rose grower, life 

 experience, good propagator; capable of taking 

 charge; please state full particulars in first letter. 

 Address No. 438, care Florists' Review. Chicago. 



SITUATION WANTED— By woman of good busi- 

 ness ability: Al designer and saleslady; very 

 artistic and original and tliorouglil.v responsible: 

 am also competent D. E. Itookkeeper: best of ref- 

 erences. Address No. 476, care Florists' Review, 

 ChioaKO. 



S' ITUATIOrr^WANTED— Voung woman, ttrst- 

 class designer and saleslady, thoroughly cap- 

 able to take charge, is open for engagement in 

 live small city, middle west; Al references and 

 good wages. Address No. 470, care Florists' 

 Review. Chicago. 



SITl'ATION WANTED — Ex-first lieutenant. 

 af.'ed 24, just returned from overseas, desires 

 ixisition with reliable firm where chances of 

 advancement are good: two years' \miversity 

 course in landscape architecture, four months' 

 study in England; good at floral desicniuK: state 

 partiiulars and salary. It. V. Rike, !>> Roy. 111. 



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ELP WANTED — Good gardener at once. 

 Frank I'iazza. Harvey, III. 



HBLiP WANTED — A young man with greeu- 

 bouse experience. Grovea Floral Co., Atchi- 

 son. Kan. 



HEI.l' WANTED — Experienced tlorist and gar- 

 dener, private place: give reference and state 

 wages. I'. G. I'earson. Bettendorf, la. 



UELP WANTED — All-round man; must be able 

 to drive a car. Address .Tohnson & Jensen, 

 1924 71st St., Chicago. Tel. Midway 5126. 



HELP WANTED — Experienced grower, camn- 

 tioDS, mums and pot plants, for place of 

 15,000 feet of glass. Loyd C. Bunch, Fredonla, 

 Kans. _ _ 



HEILP WANTED— All-round florist for commer- 

 cial place; steady position; $22 per week to 

 ■tart; located in West Virginia. Address No. 

 424, care Florists* Review, Chicago. 



HELP WANTED — Good, steady man for green- 

 house work on retail place; must be good on 

 plants; state experience and wages. Address 

 No. 469, care Florists' Review, Chicago. 



HELP WANTED — A competent girl who is a 

 good sales lady and designer for a flower 

 store; reference required; state wages in flrst 

 letter. P. N. Obertin, 860 Park Ave., Kenosba, 

 Wis. 



HELP WANTED — A competent rose grower; one 

 who is able to take full charge and oversee 

 help; good wages to right party: references. 

 .\pply at Minneapolis Floral Co., Minneapolis. 

 Minn. 



HELP WANTED — Experienced carnation grower 

 and propagator at once; steady position to 

 right party: state wages and experience in flrst 

 letter. Address No. 351, care Florists' Review, 

 Chicago. 



HELP WANTED— Man who has had some 

 experience handling retail tr^e, also grading 

 and bunching of roses; state wages wanted in 

 fl rst le tter. A. J. Stahelin. Redford. Mich, 



HELP WANTED — A rose grower and carnation 

 grower: prefer man between ages of 25 and 

 .H.": state experience and wages wanted in flrst 

 letter. Steinhauser Florist & Nursery Co., Pitts- 

 burg, Kan. 



ELP WANTED— In Massachusetts; 7600 ft. of 



glass; commercial; all-round, sober, reliable 



married man; life job for the right man; not 



under 38 years. Address No. 456, care Florists' 



Review, Chicago. 



ELP^WANTED^Efderly man^ to fakenr'ull 



charge of small place, to grow all kinds of 



potted stock; steady year job; single preferred. 



Address C. C. Belngesser, Florist, 1924 B. 29tli 



.St.. Lorain. Ohio. 



HELP WANTED— Assistant gardener, Botanical 

 , Gardens, University of Michigan, for general 

 greenhouse work and gardening; salary $1080.01) 

 per year. Address H. H. Bartlett, 33J5 Packard 

 St., Ann Arbor, Mich. 



ELP WANTBD^CoiiipeTent~inan toTandle two 



houses of about 6000 sq. ft. total; general 



greenhouse business, principally in bedding and 



vegetable plants, some cut flowers. Oscar H. 



Will & Co.. Bismarck. N. D. 



HELP WANTED — A competent carnation man. 

 wages $100, room and board; wire answer: 

 also a competent pot man, wages $100, room and 

 board; wire answer. Hollywood Gardens, 1534 



Second Ave„^eattle, Wash. 



ELP W A N'TED— Working foreman for new. 

 modern place, 35,000 feet of glass; wages. 

 S.'iO.OO week: also one man with some green- 

 house experience, at $23.00 week to start. Miune- 

 haba Floral Co., Sioux Falls, S. Dak. 



