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Here is somethlnj: that proves that you are 

 right when you say it looks as if the pres- 

 ent swing was back to houses of moderate 

 widths. 



Recently two of our men spent a week call- 

 ing on growers who had bought houses of 

 us since the first of the year. They spent 

 that entire week to see if everything was 

 satisfactory. 



Second, to find out what the growers' ideas 

 were on constructions in general and about 

 ours in particular. 

 Eighteen were called on. 

 Of the number, two had 72-footers. 

 Nine had 50-footers. 

 Seven had 40-footers. 

 Most of them it happened were growing 

 carnations and sweet 

 peas. One grew cu- 

 cumbers. 



All the forties were our 

 new No. 2 Construction. 

 The fifties and the 72- 

 footers were the No. 1. 



Always we have be- 

 lieved in moderation. 



Recent, Orders for Hpuse^ 



No. 1 ConitTuction >. 



Harry M. Cooke, Plattsburg, Kf. "f, , 

 33 ft. X IdO ft. * 



C. W. Zuck & Sons, Erie, Pa. 

 79 ft. 5 in. X 412 ft. 6 in. 



No. 2 Conttraetion 



Charles E. Fry, Bamards, N. Y. 



40 ft. X 100 ft. 



George Schmidt, Somerville, N. J. 



39 ft. 8 in. X 68 ft. 4 in. 



Always we llitte beloved that there iraa a 

 lot ahead of us in greeahoiuse consti^ction 

 and widths, still to be developed and 

 proven, k 



Always we ^ave been keen to secure grow- 

 ers' ideas.. 



But it is not always safe for either you or 

 us to follow too closely, ideas which may 

 seem overwhelmingly in favor of some cer- 

 tain thing. 



We have found omX that there are sort of 

 greenhouse fashions, so to speak, quite 

 like there are styles in clothes. 

 So although this year's tendency seems 

 towards 40 and 50-foot widths, next year 

 it may be for -wider than any we have 

 built yet. 



^ If it is, we will see to 



it that Qur houses are 

 the best that can be 

 buUt. 



The best house for a 

 long lasting paying in- 

 vestment, just as the 

 eighteen we called on, 

 declared their present 

 L & 6 houses are. 



Builders of Greenhouses and Conservatories 



mVlNGTON 

 New York 



' BOSTON. 1 1 



;i^. Little Bldg. 



■ ■ * E««tem Factonr 



Irvington, N. Y. 



NEW YORK 

 30Ea>t42ndSt. 

 CLEVELAND 

 407 Ulmer Bldg. 



PHILADELPHIA 

 Land Title Bldg. 

 ATLANTA 

 Atlanta Trust Co. Bldg. 

 Weitem Factory 

 Dei Plaines. 111. 



CHICAGO 

 Continental Bank Bldg. 



TORONTO 

 Harbor CommiMion Bldg. 



Canadian Factory 

 St. Catharine*. Ont. 



Section of -lO-footer of our Number Two Construction. 



Section of 50-footer. Number One Construction. 



