. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 60 The Florists^ Review July 15. 1920. California IMPORTED HINOKI PLANT TUB No. 1—13 in. z 13 in. diameter, 10 $ 100 $ Seasonable Flowers and Greens UNITED FLOWER & SUPPLY CO.,ii>c. Wholetalc Florists, Shippers and Growers 448 Bosh Street SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. and is pleased with the way business held up during his absence, June being one of the best months his store ever had. Julius Eppstein says business at the St. Francis hotel dropped off somewhat last week, but had been good all through June and the first few days o
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 60 The Florists^ Review July 15. 1920. California IMPORTED HINOKI PLANT TUB No. 1—13 in. z 13 in. diameter, 10 $ 100 $ Seasonable Flowers and Greens UNITED FLOWER & SUPPLY CO.,ii>c. Wholetalc Florists, Shippers and Growers 448 Bosh Street SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. and is pleased with the way business held up during his absence, June being one of the best months his store ever had. Julius Eppstein says business at the St. Francis hotel dropped off somewhat last week, but had been good all through June and the first few days of July. T. C. Holmes, manager of the retail store of C. C. Morse & Co., expects to leave shortly on a combined business and pleasure trip to England, which is his native country. His home was formerly in Plymouth and he will spend some time there, it being his first visit to his parents in ten years. As planned, his trip will extend over a period of about three months. M. M. Luther Burbank is reported to be seriously ill at the Adler sanitarium. Eeports are that the celebrated botanist has been in the care of special phy- sicians and nurses, but is showing im- provement and may be able to return soon to his home in Santa Rosa, where his experimental gardens are located. He is past 70 years of age. SPOKANE, WASH. The Market. Greenhouse-grown stock has given way almost entirely to outside stock. The hot weather of the last two weeks has caused a falling off in the demand for flowers outside of funeral work. Various Notes. Mrs. Ella Grant Wilson, of Cleve- land, O., was the guest of the florists at a luncheon at the Davenport hotel last week. Mrs. Wilson is a worker for more publicity by cooperative adver- tising of the florists throughout the country. Wednesday, June 30, the florists en- tertained visiting nurserymen with a trip to Liberty lake and a banquet held at the Davenport hotel. Samuel Youn- kin was chairman of the committee in charge and a fine program was arranged
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