... ORCHID GROWER No. 1. On Private View day at the Chelsea Flower Show, Sir Jeremiah Colman, Orchid Grower No. 1, was in great form, showing the King and Queen his beloved blooms with the aid of a ruler. At his place at Gatton, which was burned down a ...

... foreman's salary was £l4 a week. ORCHID GROWER No. 1. On Private View day at the Chelsea Flower Show, Sir Jeremiah Colman, Orchid Grower No. 1, was in great form, showing the Sing and Queen his beloved blooms with the aid of a ruler. At his place at Calton ...

... such as only skilled hybridizers could produce, spreads all over it in splendid stains. This is to be seen in a flower show at King's-rd., Chelsea, this week. and it is a treasure hid in a setting of amaryllis mid lilium. In one Douse of cool greenery 600 ...

... to 300 men for two years. Despite protests he was made to take on 1,500, and his foreman's salary was ..£l4 a week. The Flower Show judges who examine and mark rare and exotic blooms in their tent are very much like the Academy hanging committee, elderly ...

... economic and financial power to show the law-breakers that war doesn't pay. Fashion Nevis Coming Colours The idea of using flower colours for Spring fashions is a pleasant one. They are easy to follow, since most people know flower colourings, while exotic new ...

... her sorrow, little Mayflower suddenly beard low yoice calling to her. “ May-flower, May-flower, come, it la I your oow; I have returned to you my little mistress.” May-flower harried oat at the cal), and there outside the stable stood her own beautiful ...

... hats are charmingly trimmed with - faded soft red or blue ribbons, with perhaps a small bunch of cornflowers and oats. Wild flowers are always a delightful garniture for rustic bats; rich poppies, ox-eyed daisies, and fluffy dandelions are all effective ...

... are in the quaint eategoty. Burns' worshippers, again, will be Made to reflect by an article on the crimsontippit flower, which shows that modestmeming plant to be, :n reality, the wager of a silent cruel. and relentless warfare with its neighhonrs ...

... Poulsen, bright pink ; Karen Poulsen, a most beautiful scarlet with large flowers; Permanent Wave, brilliant cochineal carmine with petals waved like a carnation, this is a unique flower; Paul Crampel, deep orange-scarlet. lUBEROID ROOFING • Pares ...

... per stone from the accused, who led evidence to show that the potatoes were seed potatoes. Sheriff said he had no doubt that ae , ciated had contravened the statute. A receipt put in by the defence showed that he wit selling the potatoes nt M per cent ...

... of hair, or some dried flowers. A novelty is the marguerite composed of two discs, one above the other, l o f which the top one is enamelled in the white and gold of the marguerite. It is moveable, so that on being turned it shows the petals of the second ...

... fawns, , tartled and big-eyed and keen to get away, but not rea,!y frightened. Here is where you see flowers union.; the timber and campers among the flowers. And then you climb again to Sinclair P. 1 1 ,14, :weeping upward in great curves. You pass lowa ...