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The Florists^ Review 



Skptembbr 18, 1910. 



reenliouse Ruilders 



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An Exceptionally Fine Greenhouse Group on the 

 J. A. Allison Property at Indianapolis 



When next j'ou are in Indian- 

 apolis, lake a ride out to the 

 Allison estate, and see the 

 frreenhouses. 



Unless we are very much 

 mistaken, you will find a 

 most interesting placing of 

 the houses. 



The architect with whom we 

 co-opei"ited certainly under- 

 stood his job, as this glimpse 

 thi'ough the pergola shows. 



Further than that, he con- 

 sidered every little point that hinged on 

 xnakiiig that center iiduse and two parallel 



houses the best possible for 

 growing. 



With artistic sense, he want- 

 ed an attractive, balanced 

 arrangement. So the work 

 room on one side was dupli- 

 cated by a tool house on thr 

 other, as shown by the two 

 small divisions on the plan. 



If the plan interests you, wp 

 will gladly send you all par- 

 ticulars. Or if ready to talk 

 over the building of a green- 

 house of whatever size or soil, say when 

 and wh(M'c and we'll lie there. 



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iRVlNGTOX 

 Now York 



CHICAGO 

 Continental Rank Bldg. 



Western Factory 



l)i;S PLAINKS. ILL. 



[or^, ^ BurnhamC- 



Builders of Greenhouses and Conservatories 



SALES OKFICKS: 

 NEW YORK BOSTON 



4.'nd St. Hldg. Little Bldg. 



CLKVELAND TORONTO 



i^OM E. Ith St. Royal Rank Bldg. 



Kantern Fac'tory 



IKVINGTON, N. Y. 



PHILADELPHIA 

 Land Titlf" Bldg. 



MONTREAL 

 Transportation BWa. 



Canitdian Factory 



ST. cathakinks, ontakic 



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