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Septkmber 5, 1912. 



The Florists' Review 



86 



FOR SALE — 15,000 feet of modern constructed 

 greenhouse, nearly new, planted to a general 

 retail stock; have a good retail trade; also two 

 modern dwellings; this Is a beautiful property 

 located In one of the best cities of 10,000 popu- 

 lation in northern Illinois. For particulars ad- 

 dress No. 188, care Florists' Review, Chicago. 



FOH SALBJ— L. & B. greenhouse, 00x18, In rnn- 

 nlDg order (movable partition); also, 900 

 carnation plants (Enchantress, White Perfec- 

 tion, Dorothy Gordon, etc.); lUO gardenia plants, 

 l-year-uld; 800 young geranium plants, named. 

 Imported stock: 29 large, named acalea plant*; 

 30 orchids; all One stock; prices reasonable. 

 T. Laorence. 10 Wall St.. New York City. 



FOB SALE— 8D,000 feet glass, hot water heat; 

 well stocked with roses, carnatlona, cbrya- 

 anthemums, potted plants, etc.; all in good 

 shape; 8 acres land, two dwellings, bam; well 

 located on car line, entrance to city park and 

 near cemetery; must retire because of age and 

 poor health; would sell plant without Improve- 

 nients; write for full information. James C. 

 Murray, Peoria, 111. 



FOR SALE — Finest opportunity In years; six 

 acres of land, with about $4,000 crop of 

 vegetables, 16,000 feet of greenhouses, stocked 

 up with plants, together with greenhouse sup- 

 plies that will last many years; a $3,000 resi- 

 dence, stone cellar, C0x20, IV^ stories; large 

 liarn; wagon: 1 mile from postotflce; 6 railroads, 

 good shipping point; V& of boslness done out- 

 side; I have a mo<lern store In center of city 

 where I handle flowers, vegetables, seeds, etc., 

 which I will rent for $100 per month; I will sell 

 above land, crops, greenhouses, stock, green- 

 house supplies and supplies In store (about $2,000 

 worth), for $20,000; reason for selling, wish to 

 retire; one-third cash, balance on time: referenee, 

 any bank in Sioux Falls. Joe Tosinl, Sioux Falla, 

 South Dakota. 



LOST 



Friday 23rd. between 3:30 and 4:00 p.m.,' 

 Coliseum, Florists' Convention, small gold 

 stick-pin. with small gold bangle attached, 

 letter W engraved; keepsake. Reward. 



H. N. BRUMS, 3010 W. Nidini SU Chictg* 



A PRACTICAL GARDENER SUPERINTENDEFiT 



Desires re-engagement on large private or 

 commercial estate; expert landscaper, fruit, 

 flower and vegetable gardener; have horti- 

 cultural and agricultural certificates and 

 ample ability to make your estate profit- 

 able. What can you offer me? Write. Ad- 

 dress No. 136, care Florists' Review, Chi- 

 cago. 



POSITION WANTED 



MANAGtR OR WORKING fORtMAN 



By thorouRtaly reliable, sober and enerffetlc 

 florist, who is a flrst-class grower of cut flowers, 

 pot plants and bedding stock for retail place. 

 Eighteen year.*' exporltnce; expert in Carnations 

 and Mums; good designer: «'*n furnish refer- 

 ences; middle west preferred; single man; Amer- 

 ican ; middle aged. State wages and full particu- 

 lars. Address 

 No. 137, car* Florists' Rovlow, Chlcaso. 



Seed Grower Wanted 



As a^Bietant in our seed depaitment. 

 Splendid opportunity for the right man. 

 Must be able to speak German and 

 English. 



Bow Park Farm, Brantford, Ont. 



Canada's Largest Seed Farm 



Help Wanted 



Experienced Rose and Carnation frrowers for our 

 new place. Just beln? flnlshed. Houses are 60x1000 

 feet. New and modern. State watres, experience 

 and references and whfen you can come in your first 

 letter. Steady and grood position for reliable men. 



J.r.WILCOX&SONS CoiinalBInfb,Iowa 



Several Glaziers Wanted 



FOR REPAIR WORK, 

 AT ONCE. 



POEHLMANN BROS. CO. 



MORTOM GBOVK, ILL. 



WANTED 



Experienced Section IMan in Roses 



Steady position and good salary to right 

 man. Apply to 



WEIUND & RISCH, 154 N. Wabisli Ave.. Chicago 



HELP WANTED 



A gnni man tor the followinr reqairements: 



To know how to do a decoration: to know how to 

 make artistic floral arranKcnicnts quickly; to know 

 how to fill a hanirlng basket, vaw or porch box; to 

 know how to wait on a customer promptly and 

 politely, and in addition, know how to be generally 

 useful. Apply with reference and wades wanted to 



W. G. MATTHEWS, Flirut, Diytti, Ohi* 



Manager Wanted 



At once. Expert carnation trrower, who is able 

 to handle help to best advantatre, to take full 

 chsrtre. State full particulars, age, experience, 

 last employers, wages expected, etc. 



Good dwelling on place. 



N. ZWEIFEL, North Milwaukee, Wis. 



WANTED AT ONCE 



SALESFIAN OR SALESLADY 



Must be first-class salesman, desitmer and dec- 

 orator. Give references and salary in letter of 

 application. 



R. c. ma rtOKAL co. boostoh, texk 



[fireworker Qanted 



We want a first-claes wireworker 

 to take charge of that department 



HOLTON A HUNKEL CO. 



MllwmukM, Wis. 



Salesman Wanted 



By a prominent Florist Supply House. 

 ADDRESS 



N«. lOS, care riirists* Review, Chicigi. 



Lady Manager Wanted 



By a corporation that has just taken over an 

 old-established florist business and has a place 

 open for a lady in its flower room. She mu^t be 

 of good address, able to execute all kinds of flo- 

 ral work, handle mail and telephone orders; nc 

 young girl wanted, but a woman of experience 

 who is not afraid of work. Such a woman can 

 acquire an interest on very easy terms, if both 

 parties are satisfied. The business is not an ex- 

 periment: it has a long-established trade and has 

 always made money 



Address 



The Newbury s, Nitckell, S. D. 



HELP WANTED 



WORKING HEAD rOREMAN 



On large, modern greenhouse cstablislinicnt, 

 ISO.OOO feet of glass, hx'atert In the country near 

 Boston; Carnations a specialty; please do not apply 

 unless you have liad experience handling crops and 

 men, backed up by flret-ciaas recommendations. 



State in full. In own handwriting, age, nationality, 

 experience, etc. Salary fCO.OO a month, with new 

 6-room house, running water, cellar, etc., rent free. 



Address Ns. 122, care Florists' Review. Chicago. 



Cash finr Your Property or Bosineii. H^ 



and ■•Umr together, no matter where located. 

 If you want to buy or sell, address FRANK P. 

 CLEVOMO. 2710 Umu U$nu Mmn. Chicai*. III. 



FOR SALE 



General wholesale and retail seed busi- 

 ness, melon seed a specialty; business last 

 year over $10,00 ». Invoice about fl.'iCK), 

 stock and fixtures. $l,0<MJ cash will han- 

 dle this. Other business, reason for selling. 



A DDRESS BOX 8, LAKIN, KANSAS. 



Seed Growing Business 

 For Sale. 



One of the largest of Its kind In the south, well 

 established and growing. Outside Interests reason 

 for selUug. ^ 1th practical man at the head would 

 iH' willing to take one-fourth interest. Address 

 No. 131, rare Florists' Review, Cliicagu 



FOR SALE -BOILERS 



One Furman Sectional, No. 307. 



One Furman Sectional, No. 2834. 



One Furman, No. 16747. 



Cheap for cash. 



HAENTZE ft CO., Fond du Lac, Wis. 



FOR SALE 



Now is your time. Two Ford deliv- 

 ery cars for sale at a ^reat bargain. 



Slightly used. $460.00 and $300.00. In 

 good running order. 



CHARLES MILlANG,">?w'$%^ • 



BARGAINS 



IN AUTOMATIC 



Vacuum Puller Traps 

 Boiler Feed Traps 

 Water Circulators 

 Reducinar Valves 

 Boiler Blow Valves 



ROBT. ROSS JONES 



ENQINEER-DISTRIBUTOR 



214 N. THIRD STREET. HARRISBURQ. PA. 



Mention The RhtIhw wh»B von wHt». 



FOR SALE 



THE FAMOUS ULLRICH GREENHOUSES. OF 

 TIFFIN. OHIO. 



Sale made necessary by the death of the 

 owner. Lewis Ullrich, well knows to the floral 

 world. Tlthn la one of the most progresslTe 

 towns in northwestern Ohio. Good shipping 

 facilities, good schools, in fact, an ideal place 

 to lire and do business In. There are on the 

 Ullrich lands sixty thousand or more feet of 

 glass, and well stocked. Two substantial resi- 

 dences, one recently completed, bam, sheds, 

 bulb and cut flower cellars, wagon shed, tools, 

 wagons, in fact, a complete equipment. Located 

 on one of the principal streets of the city. Land 

 for growing stock. Floral store, white enamel 

 fixtures, located down town, and everything 

 there required by a flrst-class floral store, and 

 practically new. Everything must be sold to 

 settle up the estate. A bargain for the right 

 man. No others need apply. For further in- 

 formation address 



EDMUND J. ULLRICH, Administrator, 

 Sycamore Street, Tiffin, Ohio. 



The Sign of the Rose School of Floral Art and 



Qx^^^ TWnt^n rv*om c^*% i- ^^^^ °1^®° ^*' Fourth Season Oct. 1. We teach Floral Work, Window Deco- 

 ^ lUi C iTlCtllCl.^dIldl t ration. Salesmanship and Store Management. For particulars, address 



CHARLES HENRY FOX, Broad, below Walnut, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



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