Septembku 11, 1915*. 



The Florists^ Review 



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SITUATION WANTED — As working foreman, 

 26 years' experience; please state wages, 

 etc. Address No. 600, care Florists' Review, 

 Chicago. 



HULP WANTED — A young man with green- 

 bouse experience. Q roves Floral Co., Atcbl- 

 4on, Kan. 



KIA' WANTED — Man to paint and putty 

 three small Iiousbk; hour or piece work. 

 (;. H. Edwards, Lake Forest, 111. 



HEIjP WANTED — A fiood young man witli sev- 

 eral years' experience as foreman's assistant. 

 Woerz Bros., Ardniore, Okla. 



^KIA' WANTED — Lady with some experience 

 in flower store. East Side Floral Co., 468 

 Farwell Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 



ELP WANTED— Experienced girl or woman, 

 good designer, in Chicago store. Address 

 No. 36, care Florists' Review, Chicago. 



ELP WANTED— Man for small commercial 



place; experienced preferred. Witthuhn's 



Flower Shop, 3600 W. 25th St.. Cleveland. 0. 



KLP WANTED— Men, for general retail stoif 



work. Apply to H. Bershad, Florist Dept., 



K. I^oeser & Co., Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



HELP WANTED — Man for general work around 

 greenhouse; must have experience with 

 palms. Cbas. H. Fisk, 1581 Ogden Ave., Chicago. 



HELP WANTED — Two men with experience, 

 one for roses, one for pot plants; state 

 wases wanted in first letter. The Munk Bros. 

 Co., Sta. A., R. No. 2, Columbus, 0. 



HELP WANTED — Grower for general green- 

 liouse stock; $25.00 per week; located in West 

 Virginia. Address No. 6, care Florists' Review, 

 Chicago. 



ELP WANTED— Day fireman; must be rell- 

 able and able to do steam fitting. For further 

 information inquire Hembreiker & Cole, Spring- 

 field, 111. 



HELP WANTED — A young man of neat appear- 

 ance experienced in store work as clerk and 

 designer. Apply to Carl C. Reck, care John 

 Keck & Son, Bridgeport, Conn. 



ELP WANTED— A competent carnation man, 



wages 1100, room and board; wire answer; 



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



board; wire answer. Hollywood Gardens, 1534 



Second Ave., Seattle, Wash. 



HELP WANTED— Experienced pot plant man 

 for wholesale shipping concern in Ohio; steady 

 position; salary to start, $27.00 per week; give 

 reference In first letter. Address No. 6, care 

 Florists' Review, Chicago. 



HELP WANTED— An all-round fiorist; one who 

 understands the growing of general stock 

 for a small retail place; good wages, steady 

 work: elderly man preferred. Wahpeton Floral 

 Co.. Wahpeton, N, D. 



HKIA' WANTED — Experienced growers, carna- 

 tions, mums and pot plants, for place of 

 ir.O,(KH» ft of glass; $100.00 per month; 6-room 

 lidiises .ind small garden; seven miles from De- 

 troit. Thos. F. Browne, Greenfield, Mich. 



HELP WANTED- Experienced carnation grower 

 and propagator at once; steady position to 

 right party; state wages and experience in first 

 letter. Address No. 361, care Florists' Review, 

 Chicago. 



KM' WANTKD— All-around florist or young 

 iiiiin with some Kreeiihouse experience; wages 

 iRl'o.iKi to $25.0<» per week according to ability; 

 irooil (liitnci' for iulvuncement for a good man; 

 healthy climate. Amarillo Greenhouses, A. 

 .Menius. Prop.. .Vmarillo, Texas. 



HELP~ WAN rEI»^A No. 1 grower to take 

 clijirge and produce quality stock; good wages 

 to siiili ii iiart.v: jwsition open at once: give 

 ii'feniMcs iti tirst letter iiml w.T^res expected. 

 \Viiiti4'l(1 S. Kircher, Successor to ('. Wiiitcricb, 

 C.vi-liimen Specialist. Defiance, Ohio. 



HKLP WANTED -A working foreman to take 

 cliarge of 40.(H)0 square feet of glass, grow 

 cai-iialions and ceneral line of potted jilants: 

 !• Miih's from Pittsburgh on Pittst)ur;:h-Butler 

 sliort line, at Allison Park, Ph.: state wages, 

 witli liiijinl and nxun. and liow soon cm come, in 

 lirst litter. .1. L. Wyland. Allison Park. Ph. 



HELP W.XNTED — At once, all-round grower of 

 cut flowers and plants; must be good in roses 

 and capable to take full charge; 23,000 sq. ft. 

 of glass; steady jKisition and chance for advance- 

 laent to right party: st.ite particulars in first 

 letter. Address Beaver Ave. Floral Co., Des 

 Moines. la. 



VV^.\.V'rKD — I.,anrel wreathing machine: state 

 .viirrls made per hour: name price. K. 

 Sclieiiik, l)ouglMss\ ille. Pa. 



W.\ NTKl) - Second hand boiler in good condi- 

 tioTi that will heat about l.'iOO ft. of grven 

 house, .\ddress So. 32, care Florists' Review. 

 Chicago. 



W ANTED — Two good second-hand steam traps 

 " to take care of 10.000 and 15,000 feet of 

 glass: state full particulars in first letter. P. O. 

 Box No. 101, Independence, Kas. 



f\' ANTED — Good second-hand steam boiler, not 

 '* cast iron, for 15.000 feet of glass; must be 

 in first-class condition; state full particulars in 

 first letter. P. 0. Box No. 101, Independence, 

 Kas. 



L'<OR SALE] — A small greenhouse; retail trade; 

 r good location. 4332 Bernard St., Chicago. 



u'Oli SALE— Second hand boiler flues, li-in.. 10 

 r ft. long, at $1.00 each. C. W. I'ispy & Son, 

 Mrookville, Pa. 



ij'OU SALE— No. 4 Kroeschell boiler; write for 

 r particulars. McAdanis Seed ("o., Columbus 

 Irove, Ohio. 



L'OR SALE— Retail business; 8000 ft. glass, 

 r store Included. Address No. 464, care Flo- 

 nwts' Review, Chicago. 



U' OR SALE — No. 4 Kroeschell hot water boiler, 

 r new flues and smoke box; good condition. 

 Address No. 1, care Florists' Review, Chicago. 



I? OR SALE — Two Detroit steam traps, A-1 con- 

 r ditlon, will carry 50,000 lineal ft. of 1-incb 

 pipe. Aml lng Bros., Desplaines, 111. 



L> OR SALE— Kroeschell greenhouse boiler, 14 ft. 

 r long; also other boilers, pumps, etc. Nat'l. 

 M'ch'y. Warehouse, 700 W. 22d St., Chicago. 



14^ OR SALE— 2,300 ft. glass, acre land; town 

 r 3000; established business; $1000, balance 

 terms. Norton Gibson, Nappanee, Ind. 



FOR SALE— One Wilks hot water boiler in 

 good shape; $50.00 cash if taken soon. Hart 

 Kloral Co., Blackwell, Okla. 



H''OK SALE— 4-in flues, 14-foot lengths, at $15.00 

 per KM) feet or $120.00 per KKX) feet. Very 

 (rood condition. A. T. Pyfcr & Co., 164 N. Wa- 

 bash Ave.. Chicago, 111. 



lifOR SALE — Store and greenhouse in good 

 r Polish locality; long established; a bargain; 

 am 77 years of age and want to retire. Call or 

 address, J. Nelson, 1749 W. Huron St., Chicago. 



If OR SALE — Fine florists' business, with or 

 " without acreage; also flne 120-acre Michigan 

 farm. Address No. 12, care Florists' Review, 

 Chicago. 



HI OR SALE — One 1,600-ft. round Arco boiler in 

 Al condition; has been used three seasons; 

 reason for selling, too small for building. H. W. 

 Kendell, Covington, Ohio. 



U^OR SALE— Or rent, 35,000 sq. ft. of glass; 

 , " steam heat, good condition; reason for selling, 

 was hurt in auto accident. August Erlckson, 5825 

 Rogers Ave., Chicago. 



FOR SALE — 5 Oreenhouies in good condition; 

 10,000 feet glass, cement benchei; in town 

 uf 7,000; no competition. Frank Bros., Beards- 

 town, 111. 



17* OR SALE — In prosperons northern New York 

 " city, florists' business; good location and long 

 lease; low rent; store is well equipped; a real 

 bargain if taken at once. Address No. 479, care 

 Florists' Review, Chicago 



FOR SALE — $7,000 buys 5 acres of land, new 

 6-room residence and two've greenhouses, all 

 in fine shape; owner to retire; splendid chance 

 for a wholesale grower. Address Geo. E. Beal, 

 ('real Springs, 111. 



FOR SALE — Quantity of greenhouse materials, 

 such as good sashbars, sills, ventilators, etc.; 

 14x14 double thick glass, good as new, $3.25 per 

 Iwx: send for quotations on what you need. 

 C. W. Paige, Tlvoli, N. Y. 



FOR SALE — One Iowa hot water boiler No. 

 264, upright, sectional, 61% Inches high, 36- 

 Inch base, good as new; will heat 4000 sq. ft.; 

 cost $.'>00.00, will take $150.00 If party moves it 

 at once. Hart Floral Co., Blackwell, Okla. 



FOR SALE — Florists' display refrigerator, 8 ft, 

 long, 7 ft. high, 3 ft. deep: glass on three 

 sides: wired for electricity: plate glass mirror 

 in ice door, used very little; $125 takes it. 

 It. P. Atwell. Ft. Dodge, la. 



FOR SALK One f!Oxlf>0-ft.~"all daylight iron 

 frame greenhouse right in the city of Omaha; 

 S-rooni all ni<Hleni dwelling with liot water lieat; 

 L'*>4 feet front on paved street ll!S feet deep. 

 Fred Witzig. .14^7 .S. ]:«h St.. Omaha. Neb. 



C'OU SALE— Cheap, about 1200 ft. of 4-lnch 

 " heavy cast iron greenhouse pipe in 9-foot 

 lengths, with fittings and valves: can be seen at 

 3116 Indiana Ave. George Wagner, Florist, Chl- 

 rneo. III. 



FOK .S.\I,K -Ojiportunity for retail florist to 

 |i cate shop in New York city five years' good 

 will ainoiii; exci^ptionally liigli-dass trade: mod- 

 erate amount cash reiinired. For particulars 

 ."(Idress Evans, Box 23, care Florists' Review. 

 Chicago. 



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OK SALE -Excellent greenhouse, 32xl2S ft.: 

 fine location. F. Storts, Fostoria, Ohio. 



FOK SALK Or lease, greenhouse business, op- 

 erating. payiiiL' well, nil new stock crowing: 

 sp.ice under glass .".'^xl.'iO: injured, all equip- 

 ment new. splt«mli(l field for Imsiness; nrtnrest 

 coiiipetitor one hundred iiiilcs. .\ddress 11. H. 

 Kcdiie. Moultrie. Ca. 



niOU SALE— One Detroit return trap No. 14. 

 ~ receiver and two Jenkins Bros, swinging 

 check valves. 3-ln.. all good as new; trap will 

 operate .50,000 sq. ft. glass: have replaced steam 

 with hot water heat; $1.")0.00 cash. Elmer J. 

 Weaver. Ronks. Pa. 



FOR S.MiE — (;reenbouse. nursery and landscape 

 g.ardening business in thriving, enterprising 

 irovernment iirigation project: only business of 

 the kind in this part of state: fully equipped, 

 new buildings, six acres, fine location, bright 

 I)rospects, easy terms: good reason for selling 

 whole or share of business. Rupert Floral Co.. 

 Rupert. Idaho. 



FOR SALE — Three houses, two 28x60 and one 

 16x20, only two and three years old; good 

 heating system; good 6-room house; everything 

 in flne shape; don't raise enough to supply my 

 trade; will sell for $3,500 if sold this month; 

 will take $1,900 cash, balanced on easy terms; 

 33 years in one family. Paulding Greenhouses, 

 Panlding, Ohio. 



^, OR SALE — 16x24 double thick greenhouse 

 " ' glass, brand new, $6.26 per box. New guar- 

 anteed black 2-ln. pipe, 18c ft. Second-hand 

 black pipe, 1-ln., 6%c ft.; l>4-ln., 8c ft.; 1%-ln., 

 WjC ft.; 2-ln., 16c ft. Used roof drip bars, 2c 

 ft. 1 Kroeschell boiler, 1 sectional boiler, almost 

 uew. Metropolitan Material Co., 1299 FIusblDg 

 Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



bOR SALE — A well established florist's busl- 

 ness, consisting of 3 greenhouses 14x65 ft., 

 oest equipped florist's office In South Dakota, with 

 large Ice box and well stocked; 2 lots, 160x142 

 ft.; a 6-room dwelling; 2 large cisterns In good 

 condition; doing a first-class business; will give 

 Immediate possession; can stay S months with 

 purchaser If desired. Address No. 460, care 

 vinHntn' ReTlew. Chicago. 



OK KENT — Two greenhouses and store; re- 

 • ' tail and wholesale trade, 1725 N, Campbell 

 .\ve.. Chicago. 



u Olt RENT — Or sale, a furnished flower shop, 

 " located on a live business street near three 

 theaters; only $25.00 per month rent. Address 

 .No. 34, care Florists' Review, Chicago. 



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SITUATION WANTED | 



Landscapist and Oorist manager, thor- § 



^ oughly experienced in all branches of § 



I landscape work, desires to connect with i 



I landscape concern that does first-class i 



- work; e.Ypert greenhouse and nurser.v man, l 



Address: H. HAKDING, | 



: Box 72. Homewood, 111. i 



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:: Expert gardener and flarist, 5* years old, sober H 



^ and industrious; well acquainted with all branches 1 



§ of gardening, greenhousas, landscape, vegetable, g 



f etc.; possessor of 13 gold and silver medals; wish = 



H position on private place as working head garden- = 



g er; best references. Address Route 1, Box 410, 1 



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I SITUATION WANTED | 



= Mr. Florist, there is a thoroughly experienced = 



^ man of proven ability, with personality and tact = 



'= and an anquenchable ambition, who wants to work 3 



g for you; with a lifelong experience in the business, = 



j| aa storeman, manager and proprietor; the writer = 



r^ knows and appreciates the value of a dependable % 



fi •mployee; of course you want me. so state full 12 



particulars in first letter. Address No. 18, care h 



J Florists' Review, Chicago. = 



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I SITUATION WANTED | 



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= as designer, salesman and manager of § 



= small retail store; will consider work in a ^ 



I small or large store: a willing learner and m 



I agood worker; open forengagenientNovem- § 



= ber 1. Address No. 16, care Florists' Re- = 



g view. Chicago. m 



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= Hy A-1 gardener, life experience indoors m 



I and outdoors; vegetables, fruit and live = 



H stock; wishes positian as manager of nri- 1 



H vate estate; married, no children; refer- § 



^ ences; in answering pleass state particu- g 



I lars. Address No. 30, care Florists' Re- = 



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i SITUATION WANTED | 



=1 in middle wsst or eastern states, by young = 



f man. 2ii, eleven ye.Trs' general experience 1 



3 under glass and outside: .iust returned fr«in i 



= overseas, flisabled for inside work; wish posi- = 



5 tlon on road for some first-class sufiply line = 



p and willing to come m«re than halfway, as I 1 



= do not know it all. Addiess No. 15, care = 



f Florists' Review, Chicago. § 



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3 First-class storeman, capable of adapt- = 



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3 results, is open for engagement with a = 



s leading Qorist; resigning present position; = 



= good salary rcduired; can furnish best | 



=1 references. Address No. 19, car* FU- = 



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