. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. CONStRV^TION MATERIALS FITTINGS HARDWARE HOTBED SASH §\^ DIETSCH CO" 2^^® ^x^'^'^i^^''^v^- CHICAGO, ILL, * Mention The Review when you write. T^ JACOBS BUILT TO LAST GREENHOUSES. laan af fm ?remhMSM bait far Jaha Oa Mirtiai. Em-, at Wkaat Raari, N. J. Ask Mr. De Martial ahaat aar warkanashia. taeei af erectiaa aad aarsaaal servica. HOTBED SASH MATEBIALS AND BLASS PLANS AND PRICES SUBMITTED 1363-1381 FiUSHINa AVENUK BROOKLYN, N. Y. NEWPOKT, B. I. Eobert Clifford, of Joseph G. Leikens, went to Wheatley Hills, L. I., to super- intend personally t
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. CONStRV^TION MATERIALS FITTINGS HARDWARE HOTBED SASH §\^ DIETSCH CO" 2^^® ^x^'^'^i^^''^v^- CHICAGO, ILL, * Mention The Review when you write. T^ JACOBS BUILT TO LAST GREENHOUSES. laan af fm ?remhMSM bait far Jaha Oa Mirtiai. Em-, at Wkaat Raari, N. J. Ask Mr. De Martial ahaat aar warkanashia. taeei af erectiaa aad aarsaaal servica. HOTBED SASH MATEBIALS AND BLASS PLANS AND PRICES SUBMITTED 1363-1381 FiUSHINa AVENUK BROOKLYN, N. Y. NEWPOKT, B. I. Eobert Clifford, of Joseph G. Leikens, went to Wheatley Hills, L. I., to super- intend personally the decorations for the wedding of Count Mario Panciera di Zoppola, of the Italian air force, and Miss Edith Mortimer. The decorations were red roses and blue larkspur. "Paradise Bocks," the palatial sum- mer residence of Mr. ahd Mrs. Jordan L. Mott, in. Middletown, with its ex- tensive greenhouses of valuable palms, ferns, orchids and other plants, was totally destroyed in a $1,500,000 fire Sun- day, June 30. Edward Hass, head gar- dener, was considerably burned, and had a narrow escape while rescuing property from the burning mansion. Mrs. Joseph G. Leikens, of New York, arrived here last week to stay during the summer. DENVER. COLO. Fred Geisert, who was severely wounded in France, has just returned to Denver, and after a short vacation will take his old position with the Mauff Floral Co. Corporal Thomas Sterling, son of An- drew Sterling, employed by the Park Floral Co., has been awarded the Dis- tinguished Service Cross by General Pershing for extraordinary heroism un- der fire near Eemonville, France, No- vember 1, 1918. Adolph Konecny, for the last four years foreman at the Crown Hill Green- houses, has bought the Johnson Green- houses, at Twentieth and Grove streets. He will grow chrysanthemums, sweet peas, carnations and bedding plants. Clarence Dunsmore has returned from wow—OMwiiiiinMimimuaiBiiiiiminiiiwii Foley Greenhouses SUPERIOR IN CONSTRUCTION DURAB
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