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The Florists^ Review 



June 10, 1920. 



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HELP WANTED 



^ A man thoroughly conversant with the i 



i fruit and ornamental branch of the busi- i 



1 ness to tal<e the position of sales and office 1 



= manager for the California Nursery Com- i 



i pahy. = 



s Prefer to have a man with field experi- f 



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§ Nursery plant covers five hundred acres, m 



g Residence on grounds will be supplied rent g 



1 free. Nursery adjoins town of Niles. g 



g A wod opportunity for the right man. g 



s Give references and state salary expect- = 



= ed. Address g 



I GEORGE C. ROEDING. | 



g President and Manager of the California g 



g Nursery Company. g 



I NILES, CALIFORNIA. j 



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I HELP WANTED I 



1 Two good Rose Growers, permanent | 



I positions; good pay. Apply | 



I WEILAND-RISCH CO., | 



I 548 Asbury Ave. Evanston, 111. I 



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= Two helpers in greenhouses; good places g 



s for capable and steady workers. Address g 



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I WM. BEYER. I 



I Frey'sGreenhouses, | 



I Crown Point, Ind. 1 



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g Married grower, capable of producing g 



= first-class roses and carnations; $32.50 per f 



i week and residence; advancement if = 



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i CAREY The Florisr, j 



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I HELP WANTED | 



i Foreman on large plant; thorough in g 



g all lines; good wages with working inter- g 



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I >TEINHAUSER, FLORIST, | 



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I HELP WANTED 



1 Competent orchid grower for commer- 1 



g cial house: single man preferred: an ex- f 



= ceutional opportunity to the right man: = 



1 in your first letter slate wages expected. | 



= Address No. 57, care Florists' Review, g 



I Chicago. g 



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I HELP WANTED | 



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g man; ean probably arraiitrc for personal in- § 



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i ARIZONA si;i:n x- floral company | 



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HELP WANTED 



I Rose and carnation | 



I growers; wages $25 to | 

 I $30 per week; also store j 

 I man for greenhouse of- | 

 I fice; central Illinois. | 

 I Address No. 88, care | 

 I Florists' Review, Chi- | 

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I HELP WANTED | 



■J Good pot plant grower for commercial g 



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g tier; or would gi\e good salary and bonus g 



g to man who produces results, cyclamen, | 



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I PERIOR NURSERY CO.. Los Angeles, Cal. | 



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I HELP WANTED | 



1 All-around man capable of growing f 



g chiysantrieniums. carnations and roses: g 



i good «aees: opportunity for advancement; g 



= good board and room; when can you come? g 



I Address FKEDRICK RORHER, | 



H Gibsonia f. ()., Pa. = 



HELP WANTED 



I High-class men for various depart- 



I ments. We specialize in roses and 



I fancy pot plants; also grow carna- 



I tions and some miscellaneous stock. 



I We operate five distinct ranges of 



I glass. An exceptional opportunity 



I for a future to growers who have the 



I ability and can show results. 



i ROLF ZETLITZ CO., Dayton, Ohio. 



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I HELP WANTED | 



I Growers and potters; good posi- | 

 I tions for reliable men. | 



I J. F. WILCOX & SONS, I 



I Council Bluffs, la. i 



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I HELP WANTED I 



I Gardener who understands both | 

 I greenhouse and outside gardening; | 

 I good wages; no children preferred, i 

 I Address No. 412, care Florists' Re- § 

 i view, Chicago. I 



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HELP WANTED 



Several experienced men for gen- 

 eral greenhouse work; good wages 

 to right men. 



THE HAMMOND CO., Inc. 

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I HELP WANTED | 



i An experienced man in the general line | 



g of pot plants wanted at once; married = 



g man preferred, good wages to right party, g 



j L. STAPP CO., I 



1 Rock Island, 111. f 



WANTED 



To buy Orchid plants; 

 new and rare varieties 

 of any description. I 



Douglas Eccleston, I 



Beverley Farms, Mass. i 



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I FOR SALE I 



I 30,000 feet of glass; | 

 I down-town flower store; | 

 I 1% acres land in city | 

 I limits; everything fully | 

 I stocked and a fine paying I 

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 I information write PAUL i 

 I K0PANKA,118 E. Arch | 

 I St., Mansfield, Ohio. | 



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I FOR SALE I 



I steadily profitable establishment of S^fl | 



= acres in city block surrounded by concrete g 



g walks, hedge and fine old elm trees, all I 



g planted to outdoor cut flowers, including 1 



g 6 OOo peonies in best varieties; four green- I 



g houses, one 20x1 M), one 16x160, two 14x160, 1 



s in good condition; gardener's house and 1 



g owner's residence, garage, barn, water | 



g supply, electric lights, gas and all neces- i 



= sary equipment; 16 miles from Chicago, i 



g three railrords. 200 feet to electric station, i 



= advancing age of owner only reason for i 



g selling; terms to responsible buyer. If you i 



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i Address No. 69, | 



I Care Florists' Review, Chicago 1 



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I FOR SALE j 



= Good second-hand pipe in all sizes I 

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I MAX ZEIGLER & BROS. f 



g Muncie, Indiana I 



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I FOR SALE j 



I Five greenhouses, each 250 ft. long, I 

 I complete as they stand. 1800.00 each, | 

 I purchaser to remove them from the 1 

 I land. PETER REINBERG. I 



I 5450 N.Robey St., Chicago, 111. | 

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I FOR SALE 1 



I Retail and wholesale florists' business situ- I 



= ateil In western New York; five greenhouses, J 



= 12,500 feet of glass; steam heat, cement walks, 3 



I electric lights, two Ford trucks, 200 sash and 1 



g frames Sxll; house, barn, sheds and two acres I 



g of land. Wrlto WM. F. KASTING CO., | 



I Huflalo, N. Y. I 

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i gata, from 3^ to 4 ft. 1 



I Address W. J. O'CARROLL, | 



1 Head Gardener, 1 



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I WANTED I 



j To lease greenhouse of 30,000 or more | 



I feet of glass for term of five years, with 1 



I option of buying. Address No. 79, care 1 



i Florists' Review, Chicago. I 



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FOR SALE 



= Five Lord & Bumham greenhouses, consisting of i 



S two 33x150 ft. each, one 20x160, one 19x100 and two i 



g connected houses 28x75 each; this plant is in ex- 1 



g cellent condition, glass all 16x24 double thick; gal- | 



= vanized iron eaves and posts; separate heatintr plant i 



= for every house; will dismantle soon as possible. s 



g 1. SUESSERMAN, | 



g 104 Ridgewood Ave. Newark, N. J. | 



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