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The Florists^ Review 



July 5, 1917. 



AN UP-TO-DATE GREENHOUSE 



must be lasting, secure, efficient, properly ventilated 



It must be constructed in accordance with the rules which have 

 been approved by knowledge and experience. We have been in the 

 greenhouse manufacturing business for a good many years and our ex- 

 perience is at your disposal. Whether you intend to build your first 

 house or plan an addition, we believe that our suggestions will be of 

 interest to you. Our material is strictly first-class both in grade and 

 workmanship. Our new "Leak-Proof" Gutter is bound to give you 

 satisfaction. Our prices are reasonable. We use only the best grade 

 of Louisiana Red Cypress. 



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PROVIDENCE, R. I. 



[Oontinaed from page 78.] 



in the professional and commercial 

 growers' class: 



Roses — Fancy basket, T. J. Johnston & Co., 

 first; Macnair, second; vase Killarney and White 

 Killarney, Burke & Burns; Richmond, twenty- 

 five blooms, Burke & Burns; Aaron Ward, 



twenty-five blooms. Earl J. Bevin; bes^. vase 

 any other variety, twenty-five blopms, two firsts- 

 Burke & Burns. ^ . ■ " ' 



Sweet peas — Best .display six' tases, Albert 

 Holscher, first; A. J. Olsen, second. 



Roses, outdoor blooms — E. J. Bevin, first in 

 each class for White Killarney, Aaron Ward, 

 Richmond and any other variety. 



Floral art, best display, bride's shower bou- 

 quet — T. J. Johnston & Co., first, awarded the 

 society's gold medal; flowering and foliage 

 plants, Eugene Appleton, first; fuchsias in pots, 

 Eugene Appleton, first; geraniums in pots, 

 Johnston Bros., first; Eugene Appleton, second. 



Winners of gratuities included: Gladioli and 

 roses. Smith the Florist; gaillardia, Frank Gay; 

 foliage and plants, W. A. Bowers; sweet Wil- 

 liams, Butler Hospital and James Crawshaw; 

 peonies, James Dillon; palms and miniature rock 

 garden, T. J. Johnston & Co.; palms and roses 

 and table decorations, Macnair; candytuft, T. 

 J. Johnston & Co. 



Various Notes. 



N. Fishelson, of Boston, was called 

 to the city last week by the serious ill- 

 ness of relatives. 



James B. Canning and family have 

 opened their summer cottage at High- 

 land beach for the season. 



Mr. and Mrs. Willis S. Pino spent a 

 few days in New York last week. 



Alexander H. Johnson, of George 

 Johnson & Sons, who conducts the Elm- 

 wood Greenhouses & Nurseries, was 

 elected lieutenant-colonel of the coast 

 artillery corps. National Guard of Rhode 

 Island, last week. 



Frederick Dietz was a business visi- 

 tor to New York and vicinity last week. 



The condition of Charles Smith, who 

 was reported last week to be suffering 

 from hemorrhages, is more favorable, 

 although he is not yet out of danger. 



Mrs. J. Frank Schellinger, wife of the 

 Riverside florist, is seriously ill. 



Edward Brooke, of T. J. Johnston & 

 Co., reports good business, thanks to 

 several large weddings. W. H. M. 



Burlington. Kan. — V. King has start- 

 ed in the business here, erecting one 

 house of moderate size. 



Fort CoUins, Colo. — After a few 

 months of success as a retailer, John 

 Gardner has effected a partnership with 

 James Stewart, a dry goods man, with 

 the idea of erecting several houses this 

 summer and fall. 



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