AUOUBT 8, 1912. 



The Rotists' Review 



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HELP WANTED— A good aUronnd florltt. 

 mlddle-aced preferred; tend references 

 and name of lact employer. O. C. Wonneman, 

 Mexico, Mo. 



HELP WANTED — Man or woman for itore; 

 one who la good at making up and decorat- 

 ing; references required. Address No. ftS, care 

 Floriats* Bevlew. Ohlcago. 



HELP WANTED— A rose grower with som* 

 money to Inrest In a good greenSonse busi- 

 ness; must be a hustler and capable of looking 

 after men. Address No. 886, care Florists' Be- 

 view; Chicago. 



HELP WAN X>B D— Experienced landscape 

 draftsntan, familiar with all brancbea of 

 landscape desigatng; state age, natlUiallty. 

 edocatlonrrjinerlence and references; , position 

 all year totmi J<An Klehm & Sons, tdkaJmimpe 

 Anyhltecti, Hoilne, 111. 



HELP WANTED— First-class grower for retail 

 place, one who thoroughly understands roses, 

 carnations, mums, cyclamen, etc.; permanent po- 

 sition; must be sober and reliable; married man 

 preferred; state wages and references. W. E. 

 F. Weber, Sanlt Ste. Marie, Mich. 



HELP WANTED— A competent grower for gen- 

 eral greenhouse stock, on retail place in 

 Texas; must be good at design work; honest 

 and reliable; steady position to one not afraid 

 of doing too much; wages, $60.00 with room; 

 experience seekers need not aM>ly>. ^i^he Nuss- 

 baumer Floral Co., San Angeio, ^fana. 



ANTED TO BUY — On eai^ terms, or rent, 

 retail greenhouses, land, cottage. Address 

 Grower, 74 Qaotler Ave., Jersey Ci^, N. J. 



WANTED— Three or four hustling yonng men 

 with capital, to invest In greenhouse busi- 

 ness In an eastern city of 40,000. Address No. 

 884, care Florists' Review. Chicago. 



WANTED— A good plantsman to invest $600.00 

 to $1,000.00 in a well established florist 

 business In an eastern city; owner of business 

 wishes to Incorporate; good Investment to the 

 right party. Address No. 870, care Florists' Be- 

 v lew, Chicago. 



WANTED — Have 178 acres fine land in rain 

 belt; want nurserymen, florists, gardeners, 

 with money, to Incorporate, and work on salary, 

 to supply our demand and the state of Texas; 

 greatest opportunity. San Antonio Floral & 

 Nursery Co., San Antonio, Texas. 



FOE RENT— At Bayside, seven large green- 

 houses, lease and privilege of buying; full 

 particulars. Chas. MiUang, 66 W. 26th St., New 

 York City. 



EOR RENT — Fine opportunity; five green- 

 houses; 14,000 feet of glass; hot water 

 heat; for particulars call on or address L. Ben- 

 sen. 7322 Ridge Ave., Chicago. 



FOR RENT— Six greenhouses, about 10,000 ft. 

 glass, with 3% acres land at Olney, Phila- 

 delphia; reasonable to reliable party. Particu- 

 lars, address C. Niemann, 2767 Germantown Ave., 

 Philadelphia. 



FOR RENT — At Bayside, several greenhouses 

 and other land nearby, with good crops of 

 flowers now; houses ready to be filled with good 

 healthy carnations; house in first-class condi- 

 tion; to rent with privilege of buying; two 

 blocks from trolley car and about 10 minutes' 

 walk from railroad station; good water supply. 

 For full particulars, apply at once, Charles 

 MiUang. 67 W. 26th St., New York, N. Y. 



FOR SALE OR RENT — Four greenhouses, 22,000 

 feet of glass, on the north side of Chicago, 

 located at North western Ave. near Ainslle, two 

 blocks north of Lawrence Ave. For further In- 

 formation inquire or write to Mrs. J. Hofferth, 

 2100 Berwyn Ave., Chicago, 111. 



EOR SALE OB BENT- 12,000 feet of glass with 

 one acre of land; near Chicago; mostly all 

 potted plants and retail business; or will take a 

 responsible man as partner; only those who mean 

 boHness need reply. Address No. 409, cars Flo- 

 rists' Bevlew, Cnlcato. 



FOR SALE— 2000 feet 2-in. pipe, with threads 

 and couplings, sound, ec per foot; 100 feet 

 4-ln., sound, 10c per foot. Carl S. Gilmore, 213 

 E. Franklin. Kentcm. O. 



FOR SALEi— Cspitol boiler in first-class condi- 

 tion at a bargain; has been heating 6600 

 feet of glass; fitted for steam or hot water; has 

 8 sections; could use in exchange smaller steam j 

 boiler and 600 feet 1-lnch pipe; I also have a ' 

 smaU Pasquepine boiler, will heat 1600 feet of 

 class, only used 8 months, for $26.00. David 

 „t)gljd^ags. St. U>ui«, Mich! ; _. 



nMUSAIiB — Flower atbr*/ 1»' glass, 40 minutes 

 ± from New York, $1,000; owner has to go to 

 Europe; buyer can pay $300 to $400 down, and 

 Jump right in here and make the rest and pay 

 balance in a year; fixtures, etc., worth about $700; 

 no chattel mortgage or other security required, 

 hut want an honest man who knows the business 

 thoroughly; no humbug about this; the business 

 is here. Address Mr. Stanley, Glen Ridge, N. J. 

 (at Montclalr). ' 



■pOB SALE— By widow, established florist bnsl- 

 A. ness In Lake View, with ground and build- 

 ings consisting of: 2-story, 2-flat frame building; 

 4 rooms and "bath each; office adjoining, 12x18 

 "•• ""lejf f'sss, concrete cellar, 8 greenhouses, 

 24x70, 20x70 and 20x60, with boiler, concrete 

 posts and benches; ground 120x126 ft. on comer; 

 fixtures, stock and soil on hand. For location, 

 SSJSk *25 Si''*',^C"'^'^»n>' »PPl7 to Bums A 

 ilSdV 6^8. ^^'"'ton St., dhlcago. Tel. 



FOB SALE — 7-sectlon Ideal boiler, used two 

 years, $100.00. Miller Bros., Abilene, Kan. 



FOE SALE — Six 4-run, two 5-run, two 6-run 

 branch tees; all openings 2-inch. Loyd C. 

 Bunch, Fredonla, Kan. 



FOE SALE— 75 boxes glass, 16x18 double B. 

 quality, brand-new, never opened, £S.26 per 

 box. Net cash, f. o. b. here. H. Eichhols, 

 Waynesboro, Pa. ; 



FOE SALE — 10,000 feet of 1-inch steam pipe, 

 straight lengths, $2.00 per 100 feet; valves 

 26 cts. each. F. O. B. Davenport. J. W. Davis, 

 226 W. 16th St., Davenport, Iowa. 



FOB SALE — One 40 H. P. horlaontal return 

 tubular boiler, in good condition and cheap; 

 also 26 boxes 16x18 D. S. A. hand made glass. 

 W. H. Barrett. Adrian, Mich. 



FOE SALE — 2 second-hand hot water boilers, 

 in first-class condition; capacity 6600 ft. of 

 4-inch pipe each. Superior Machine & Boiler 

 Works, Superior A Green Sts., Ohlcago, 111. 



FOR SALE — Morehead steam trap, 1-inch, com- 

 plete with swing check valves, and re- 

 ceiver; same as new;, write us for particulars 

 and low price. M. A. Barick, Seymour, Ind. 



OR SALE— One No. 4 Kroeschell hot water 



boiler In good condition; also 1 Kroeschell 



generator; a bargain. V. A. Schneider, Florist, 



Lancaster, Ohio. 



FOR SALE — 3 greenhouses, 6000 ft. of glass, 

 6-room dwelling; no competition; Standard 

 oil headquarters; population, 3000. B. E. Stln- 

 son, Montpeller, Indiana. 



FOR SALE — 4 greenhouses, 11,000 ft. of glass, 

 with 4 acres of ground, or with either 7 or 

 11 acres including dwelling house and bam. 

 Inquire Lock Box 786, Ada, O. 



FOR SALE— 2 greenhouses, 3000 ft., well 

 stocked; southeastern Ohio, in town of 

 3000; price, $3000; a great bargain; ask for 

 particulars. W. C. Scovell, Malta, Ohig 



IjlOE SALE — ^Three lota, 6000 ft. of glass; only 

 il greenhouse in hustling town of 6000 Inhabit- 

 anta; doing good business; no competition; at 

 a bargain. Address J. H. Freeman, Sallda, Colo- 

 rado^ 



FOR SALE — Six new greenhouses, all planted to 

 carnations; good wholesale shipping busi- 

 ness; ten acres of land; steam heat; price, 

 t 1,000; terms to suit. Geo. E. Beal, Creal 

 prings. 111. 



FOR SALE— Kroeschell boiler No. 3%, 80 in. 

 wide, 36 in. high, 8 ft. long; run 2 yean; 

 will heat about 8000 square feet of glass; am 

 going out of business. H. Hansen, 1861 N. 62nd 

 Ave., Chicago. 



OR SALE— 1 second-hand hot water boiler, 



good condition, 10 ft. long, 34 in. high, 42 



in. wide, $120.00; 1 expansion tank, galvanized, 



4 ft. long, 16-in. diameter, $4.00. Carl S. Gll- 



more, 213 E. Franklin St., Kenton, O. 



FOB SALE — 1 AJax return steam trap in per- 

 fect condition; took care of twenty thou- 

 sand square feet of glass, but as we now have 

 over thirty thousand, could not use it; price, 

 $26.00. Addems, Morgan A Co., Paxton, 111. 



OR SALE — Greenhouses, about 5000 sq. ft. 

 glass, work sheds, boiler rooms, stock and 

 tools; four acres of good high land; a new 

 9-room residence, etc. For price and easy terms 

 write or call, E. A. Mnchow, Clarence, N. Y. 



EOR SALE — 1 Fnrman hot water section boiler, 

 large enough to heat 1260 feet of 4-inch 

 pipe; in first-class condition; price $60.00; also 

 a lot of 4-inch cast iron pipe. Just as good as 

 new, at 7c per ft. C. Erickson, Princeton, 111. 



OR SALE — Four-inch steel pipe, lOe per foot; 

 four-Inch cast iron pipe, 7c per foot; fonr 

 and two-Inch boiler flues, 6c and 8c per foot; 

 also cast iron fittings; two four-inch gate valves; 

 all In good condition. O. C. Wonneman, Mexico, 

 Mo. 



OR SALE — Greenhouse, together with market 

 garden, comprising four acres; has a live, 

 flourishing business in a city of 30,000 in the 

 middle west; price, $10,000, with opportunity 

 of payment on reasonable terms. Address No. 

 71, care Florists* Bevlew, Chicago. 



FOR sale: — One Florence steam boiler, cast 

 iron; 1 snttll upright steam boiler; 500 feet 

 2-in. pipe, BOO ffe*t 1%-in. pipe; valves and 

 flttlBga lor same; V))i; reasonable if sold at once. 

 -Fotfntftril particulars: and price address C. B. 

 Young.. rflOB High St., Barberton, O. 



01^, SALE— A flrst-class retaU place with 6 

 bouses, about 12,000 feet of glass; store «t- i 

 tached, on one of the best streeta in city of 1 

 36,000, in southern Ohio; everything stoued 

 and in running condition; to be sold <fii«Mtp 'jjfi 

 account of poor health. Address No. 81S, care 

 Florista' Bevlew, Chicago. 



OB SALE— 6000 feet qf S-iact^ holler floe heat- 

 _ ^ Ing pipe, threadsdj,Atf'5c «*f *««*! <»* "P" 

 rlght tubular boiler tfiUrV»^t>««ii bating a 

 greenhouse 26x126 to W^<M#rees kt 20* below 

 sero, $100.00; one Wilks hot-^tAitS* boiler, al- 

 most new, will heat a house 20x80, $40.00. N. H. 

 Long, Dixon, 111. 



FOB SALE — Two greenhouses in college town 

 in northern Ohio, heated by hot water; one 

 acre fine garden soil ; sixteen room modern house, 

 can always be filled with roomers; barn, houses 

 and yards for 100 chickens; city water; all 

 kinds of fruit; trade in vegetables and flowers 

 for all yot; can grow at the doon glass could be 

 Increased; prtce $6,000; best reason for selling. 

 Address No. 88, care Florists' Review, Chicago. 



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FOB SALE — 200 boxes glass, 16x16, Double B. 

 quality; brand-new; must be sold; at a low 

 price: John Bear, R. F. D. 1, Manheim, Pa. 



EOR SALE — 400 boxes of dble. B. glass, 16x24, 

 f. o. b. East Akron, O., $2.76 per box. 

 Cash with order. E. W. Leser, R. D. 23, Akron, 

 Ohio. 



FOB SALE — A fine lot of 2 and 4-inch second- 

 hand pipe, suitable for steam or water 

 lines; let us quote you. Baur Gas Co., Eaton, 

 Indiana. ^ 



FOB SALE — Ten section Boynton hot water 

 boiler, in use fonr winters; perfect condi- 

 tion; too small for my use. Joseph Wood, 

 Spring Valley. N. Y. 



FOB SALE — Kroeschell boiler, $80.00, with b<iw 

 flues; four-inch cast-lron_plpe. good and 

 sound, 8c per foot. W. E. F. Weber, Sault Ste. 

 Marie, Mich. 



Th« Annual Meeting off the 

 Florists' Hail Association of 

 America will be held at the 

 Collseunip Chicago* III., at 9 a. 

 m.y August 22, 1912. 



JOHN G. ESLER, Sec'y. 



Situation Wanted 



On a private place or institution by a flrst-class 

 florist and landscape gardener. Oood grower of 

 roses, carnations, mums and general pot plants. 

 28 years of age, good ability and well educated In 

 all branches of floriculture. Best of references. 

 Address We. 88. e»re Florists* Bevlew, Chic«g» 



Situation Wanted 



Position as Manager 



Of good private or commercial establishment. 

 Thoroughly experienced in all departments. Best 

 of references as to ability and integrity. New 

 England preferred. 



THOMAS PEQLER, 



227 Norfolk Strmmt, Woll«»ton. M«««. 



Help Wanted. 



By Sept. IB, tor an eastern city, a reliable, sober, 

 active storeman, one wbo is artistic and of neat 

 appearance; must be good salesman. Position is 

 permanent; state references, full particulars and 

 salary expected. Address No. 7ft, care Florists' 

 Review, Chitrago. 



Wanted— a Killarney Grower 



that can grow No. 1 stock. Man pre- 

 ferred from middle west. Best wages 

 paid. Write No. 77, care Florista' Re- 

 view, Chicago, nving references and 

 wages expected. Only experienced, sober 

 man wanted. ■ ' 



WANTED AT ONCE 



NURBKBT MANAGSR 



For Mail Order business, one who is familiar 

 with conditions In the Northwest. Married man 

 preferred. Good dwelling hoiise on place. Splen- 

 did opportunity for the right man with some 

 capital. 



kUma Ne. 398, mt fMa»»' Review, Cticinu 



Qireworker Qanted 



We want a first-olass wireworker 

 to take charge of that fie^^^rtment 



HELP WANTED 



Yiiii{, Cnei^tic Aaistant Gardiner, 



with experience in greenhouse work and 

 ontdoors, on a gentleman's place near 

 Chicago. Wages $60.00 a month and 

 room. i< Steady position for the right 

 arty. Only first-class man, with good 

 hits and hustler, need apply. Refer- 

 ences required. 



AMks Ni. 8, cire Fkristi' lenew. CUeaft 



