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37 



WANTED — F. A. King please write Geo. R. 

 Itawler, Newport, Ky., regarding position 

 at once. 



WANTED — Experienced man to take contract 

 for building four 27x100 connected green- 

 houses; owner furnish material; middle Illinois. 

 Address No. 170, care Florists' Itevlew, Chicago. 



WANTED — The address of G. Kenney, rose 

 grower; I last heard from him at Lake 

 Forest, 111., not later than March 20; something 

 to his advantage. Address No. 161, care Florists' 

 Review, Chicago. 



WANTED — Here Is the best location In the 

 northwest for a commercial greenhouse; 

 the right party with some capital will receive 

 encouragement and assistance. For particulars 

 Box 86, Rice Lake, Wis. 



WANTED TO RENT— With privilege of buy- 

 ing, greenhouse plant, ten to fifteen thou- 

 sand feet of glass, dwelling and ground; vicinity 

 of Philadelphia; immediate possesRion; must be 

 reasonable in price. Address No. 164, care 

 Florists' Review, Chicago. 



FOR SALE — Or rent, 6 greenhouses, centrally 

 located and doing a big business; right 

 place for a good grower. Address W. A. Heifer, 

 Akron, Ohio. 



If OR SALE— Before March 15th I will sell my 

 m: florist store; $1,500 cash; doing good busi- 

 ness; going into other business. S. W. Cor. 21st 

 and Columbia Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 



FOR SALE— Or will lease, greenhouses, 1800 

 feet of glass; a fine house and stable; 

 one and a half acres of ground; everything in 

 best condition; within four miles of New York 

 City. Address No. Ill, care Florists' Review, 

 Chicago. 



FOR sale: — Or win exchange for improved 

 farm: greenhouses, 35,000 ft. glass, well 

 stocked; 3% acres; in a city of 20,0(K>; no com- 

 petition; suitable for wholesale and retail; must 

 be sold; reason, death of proprietor. Address 

 Dr. C. H. Smith. Marietta. Ohio. 



FOR SALE — Property 102x165, 7-room modern 

 residence, 2-story store and oflSce, barns, 

 horses, 4.000 square feet of glass used for general 

 retail business; located in business center of one 

 of Chicago's most wealthy suburbs; offered as a 

 growing business; can sell ten times as much as 

 bouses will produce; will sell below value to re- 

 sponsible party with $6,000 cash. Address No. 

 145, care Florists' Review, Chicago. 



FOR SALE — Seven new modem greenhouses In 

 Iowa, 25.000 ft. glass; improved cement 

 benches; good residence, office, etc.; all steam 

 heat: the place Is so handy, can be run with two 

 helpers; stocked with roses and carnations; no 

 trouble to dispose of all flowers grown; $25,000 

 takes the whole outfit; expenses are light — why 

 not own a place of your own? Write for terms; 

 owner wants to retire. Address No. 182, care 

 Florists' Review, Chicago. 



2 Greenhouse Assistants 



AT ONCE 



Germans prefe 'red ; must be experienced in 

 growing general flowering stock inside and out- 

 side, on up-to-date private place, with show 

 houses, etc. Start |.'>").00 per month. 



C. PHILIPP, care Greenlaw n ('onserratorles 



Penn and Mnrtland Aves., PITTSBURG, PA. 



Head Gardener or Superintendent 



WANTS POSITION 



Twenty years' experience in Europe and the 

 United states. First-class grower of fruits, flow- 

 ers and vegetables, under glass and outdoors: 

 hot and cold grapery: landscaping and all work 

 pertaining to a flrst-clasi place: exceptiona'lj 

 good references : locality no objection. Address 

 No. 94, care Florists' Review, Chicago. 



••Help Wonted.* 



First-class carnation grower for 

 large place near Chicago ; must 

 come well recommended. 

 Address No. 162) 

 care of Florist's Review, Chicago. 



Foreman, Manag^er, Head Gardener 



or will manage plant department in first-class 

 retail store, salary or commission. American, 29 

 years of age ; born In the florist business ann have 

 been at it ever pince. Am not a »pf ciali t, bat 

 can make good on any of the following : Green- 

 house construction and heating, buying, selling, 

 designing, decorating growing roses, carnations, 

 mums, bult)Ous -tock and general line of i>eddln< 

 and orname tal plantd. Not afraid of hard work 

 or long hour.4 as long as I can see dollars in sight. 

 Open for position after April ist Don't answer 

 unless you want a live man and have a good 

 proposition to offer Address No. 171, care 

 Florists' Review, Chicago. 



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ANTED — Advertiser No. 129 to call for his 

 mafl. 



Rose Grower Wanted 



(TEAS) 

 Fred Breltmeyer, Mt. ClemenR, Mich. 



WANTED 



A good first-class gardener and grower for a 

 fine private place. Must liave liad some southern 

 experience and must be do booze fighter. The 

 party who wants the man is a good cuftomer of 

 mine and will phj fair wagrts. Send references and 

 southern experience with first letter, stating lowest 

 wages expected. 



11. N KUNLMANN, Florist, Houston. Texas 



WANTED 



An A No. 1 florist to take charge of large green- 

 house : must be competent ; permanent position ; 

 single man preferred. 



Also two assistant vegetable gardeners. Write 



C. r. APPLEGATE, 



int. Pleasant State Hospital, Kit. Pleasant, Iowa 



Wanted— at Once 



A flriit-clasR grower, to grow cut flowers and 

 plants (no indoor roses grown i . We want a man 

 that can give us No. 1 stuff, also one that Is steady 

 and not a traveling florist. We have 12,000 hq. ft. 

 of glass, mostly in carnations State salary ex- 

 pected. Answer promptly. We would prefer a 

 single man, between 30 and 40 years. 



1 HE BRENNER FLORAL CO.. SHAWNEE. OKLA. 



Wanted -by Autumn 



Greenbouse Partner, who can put in IIOOO 

 or more, to start with us in most desirable unoc- 

 cupied field, climate and healthfulness of local- 

 ity unsurpassed. Must be active, competent, so- 

 ber and htrictly honest. Young man preferred. 

 Invettigatiou courted. 



SLOAN BROS., Druggists. GREENVILLE, S. C, 



WANTED 



At once, a successful propagator and plant 

 grower, to grow, for a choice market, begonias, 

 cyclamen, hydrangeas, etc ; also chrysanthe- 

 mums; must be sober and industrious; married 

 man preferred; state wages wanted; reference 

 expected. 



lOHKA. ItflltR, :: ItXIWGTOW. KV. 



WANTED 



Expmenced man, married, for pot plants, 

 fertu, forcing; bttlbs, Easter and Christmas 

 stock, capable to take charge of this depart- 

 ment Address, with age and references, 

 S. J. Reuter & Son, Inc, w esterly, R. L 



Wanted, March 15 



An experienced, energetic landscape gardener, 

 thoroughly acqaalnted with hardy stock, planting, 

 grading, trimming, etc. Permanent position to 

 right party. Give reference and state salary. 



The Elm City Nursery Co. 



NSW HAVKN, CONN. 



Saleslady Wanted 



AT ONCE 



Must be good saleswoman and designer, to 

 take charge of an up-to-date store: permanent 

 position to right party; state wages and expe- 

 rience in first letter. Address No. 158, care 

 Florists' Review. Chicago. 



r^-» C£>Ia an up-to-date PLORIST'S 



rnr oaie palm wagon. 



Tint wajfon is practically new, newly 

 painted, equipped for either one or two 

 horses; t>rake; driver's seat is protected. 

 Inside measuremrnt of top, 6 ft. 6 in. long, 4 

 ft. wide, 5 ft high. Will sell at a bargain. 



Address, VERN L. SCHLURAFF, 

 ERIK PA. 



FOR SALE 



An up-to-date florists' plant; modern 

 greenhouses; 70,000 feet of glass; 12 

 acres of land ; large brick dwelling house, 

 heated by steam; two barns. Every- 

 thing in first-class working order. 



W. W. COLES, Kokomo, Ind. 



FOR SALE 



An old established greenhouse business in a 

 good Minnesota town, including 12 acres of land 

 and a good dwelling. Pocr health cause of sell- 

 ing. For further particulars and price, address i 



ANPEKSON LAND CO., Willmar, Mliin. 



GREENHOUSE FOR SALE. 



Because of death of owner, 17,000 feet of glass, 

 up-to-date, thoroughly built, prime condition;' 

 7-room dwelling, 2 acres land. HmH milrt from 

 University, 100 yards from stop on Cleveland and 

 Wooster electric railway. Established trade. 

 Fine opportunity for any line of greenhouse 

 business. Terms easy. Mrs. Nina M. Thome, > 

 Adm., Wooster, Ohio. 



Greenhouses at Auction. 



I will offer for sale at public auction, Saturday. 

 February 11, 1911. at 2 o'clo< k p. m., at the west 

 door of the Court House, Danville. 111., four large 

 greenhouses under one roof, boilers, piping, etc., 

 and two acres of land, located two miles south of 

 Danville. 



JOSEPH H. BARNHART, Trustee, 

 Danville. Illinois 



FOR SALE 

 A Small Nursery 



stocked with 20,000 ornamentals. The only 

 nursery in or near Erie, Pa., a city (including 

 suburbs) of about lOO.oOO population. Will sell 

 at a bargain or would consider a partner. Must 

 be a practical nurseryman and landscape 

 gardener, with a little money to improve stock 

 and for advertising the business. Address 



VERN L. SCHLURAFF 



ERIE, PA. 



GARDENERS WANTED 



Private Places Near Chlcaco. 



Our landscape and garden work de- 

 partment has many calls to furnish gar- 

 deners for first-class private places. If 

 seeking a position, or a change, write us, 

 stating age, experience, references and 

 wages wanted with or without board. All 

 replies confidential. 



THE GEO. WITTBOLD CO. 



737 BucklnKliain Place, CliloaBro 



WANTED 



A good, aober, industrious, married florist. 

 The requirt-ments are as foil- w«: He is to be 

 working foreman, know how to handle men and 

 manage. The duties are, watering, potting, 

 tilling fancy hampers, superintend floral deco- 

 rations and be posted in cut flower work. We 

 do not grow roses or carnations, but have 25,000 

 feet of glass. This is a firi-t-class place for a 

 good man. Our city 150.000. State wages ex- 

 pected in first letter, with references. Address 



W. G. MATTHEWS, Dayton, Ohio 



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