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The Florists* Review 



Afbil 6, 1916. 



CYOU WILL FIND many Dietsch houses among the oldest standing today — 

 houses that were built years ago still producing the best the market affords 

 and still producing profits for the men who own them. You will also find many 

 Dietsch houses among the newest. Those old houses that stand as sturdy as the day 

 they were new show the wisdom of Dietsch construction, and to a prospective builder 

 no further proof is necessary. Our construction stands for perfection in every detail, 

 and nothing that has not demonstrated its practicabiHty is found in a Dietsch house. 

 Taking into consideration our years of experience, our care for detail and the top- 

 notch quality of materials used, a builder is assured perfect satisfaction. 



CWe are waiting to hear from you 



A. DIETSCH COMPANY IV^UlTilLTrtSit 



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NEWPOET, R. I. 



Horticultural Society Meeting. 



Prof. Burt L. Hartwell, of the state 

 experimental station at Kingston, was 

 the speaker at the public meeting of 

 the Newport Horticultural Society, 

 March 28, his subject being "How 

 Plants Feed." There was an exhibit of 

 Formosa lilies by President Urquhart, 

 who is gardener for Governor Beeck- 

 man. The spikes were eight feet in 

 height, with twenty-three to twenty-five 

 buds and blooms to a stem, grown from 

 bulbs furnished by the Stumpp & 

 Walter Co., New York. He was 

 awarded the society silver medal. 



At the next meeting, April 11, V. A. 

 "Vanicek, of the Rhode Island Nursery, 

 will read a paper on the propagation of 

 shrubs. 



Various Notes. 



Greenhouses are to be erected on the 

 grounds recently acquired by J. J. Van 

 Allen on Ochre Point avenue. 



Henry J. Hass, who for several years 

 has been in the florists' business, will 

 devote his time to vegetables in the 

 future. 



Newport was represented at the Na- 

 tional Flower Show at Philadelphia last 

 week by Oscar Schultz, William Gray 

 and Patrick F. Eeynolds. 



Samuel Smith, Jr., who is in the flo- 

 rists* business with his father, at James- 

 town, has been appointed postmaster of 

 that town. 



The flower store conducted by Henry 

 J. Hass, at 196 Thames street, has been 

 taken over by his son, Edward R. Hass, 

 who will have the use of one of the 

 greenhouses on Almy street. W. H. M. 



Toledo, O. — Ed. Helfrich, formerly in 

 business at Chillicothe, has been ap- 

 pointed gardener at the state hospital 

 here. 



4- 



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