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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



OCTOBKK 31, 1907. 



The Whilldin Pottery Co. 



STANDARD FLOWER POTS 



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 Our Stock is always Lar^re and Complete 



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NEWPORT, R. I. 



Current Comment. 



Most of the cottagers have taken 

 their departure and in consequence busi- 

 ness is now doAvn to its usual level. All 

 the Bellevue a,venue stores are closed, 

 with the exception of that of Joseph 

 Leikens, whose store will be kept open 

 for at least another week. 



Mr. Smythe, of Wadley & Smythe, vis- 

 ited Newport last week on business con- 

 nected witli the landscape department of 

 the firm. 



F. L. Zeigler is so far satisfied with 

 his avenue venture that he has about 

 completed arrangements whereby he can 

 resume business there again next spring. 



During a slight business lull Gibson 

 Bros, are devoting a great deal of time 

 and energy to putting their greenhouses 

 on Malbone avenue in first-class order. 



Oscar Schultz, while on a business trip 

 to New York recently, made an exteosive 

 purchase of orchid plants, mainly cat- 

 tleyas. Mr. Schultz believes that it will 

 pay to grow cattleyas more extensively 

 for the Newport trade than has been 

 done in the past. 



Stewart Ritchie is sending in some 

 fairly good plants of Nephrolepis ele- 

 gantissima. Zeigler is handling them. 



Chrysanthemums are coming in now in 

 quite large numbers, from in Newport 

 and vicinity. The quality is fully up 

 to the standard of former years. As 

 usual, the finest blooms seen here are 

 in the greenhouses of Mrs. Cornelius 

 Vanderbilt, which shows conclusively 

 that William Miller, who has charge of 

 that department, knows how to grow 

 them and grow them well. M. 



LENOX, MASS. 



The annual chrysanthemum show of 

 the Lenox Horticultural Society openetl 

 in the town hall October 23. The ex- 

 hibits were unusually good and so exten- 

 sive that the main hall could not afford 

 HuflScient accommodations. Experts de- 

 (flared that the display of chrysanthe- 

 mums was the finest ever seen in the 

 I'ounty. The exhibits were practically 

 all from the private estates in the neigh- 

 borhood, including those of Robert W. 

 Paterson, William D. Sloane, Mrs. John 

 Sloane, Giraud Foster, Charles Lanier, 

 Mrs. Robert Winthrop, Mrs. John E. 

 Parsons, George G. Haven and Morris 

 K. Jesup. Some fine stock also was 

 shown by R. H. Scoville, of Chapin8>-ille, 

 Conn., Frank K. Sturgis and George 

 H. Morgan. The judges were T. I). Hat- 

 field, superintendent of the Hunnewell 

 gardens at Wellesley; Robert Cameron, 

 of the Harvard botanical gardens, James 

 Ballantine and George Middleton, of 

 Tarrytown, N. Y. 



Plymouth, Pa.— W. G. Neilson is 

 building two dwelling houses on Acad- 

 emv street. 



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Manufacturers of Florists' Red Flower Pots 

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