. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 88 The Rorists^ Review Sbptbubbb 27, 1917. SPOKANE NOTES. K'ontliiiH'd from puiro 05.) 11. L. Olsson reports that the plant shipping business is good. His only complaint is that he has not enough 2-inch cinerarias to take care of his trade. He was the first in the market this year with mums, his Golden Glow and Early Frost being ahead of all others by at least two weeks. A. J. Burt has again entered the ranks of the retailers. He has opened a store in the Clemmer theater building and will handle all his business from that location. Another business
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 88 The Rorists^ Review Sbptbubbb 27, 1917. SPOKANE NOTES. K'ontliiiH'd from puiro 05.) 11. L. Olsson reports that the plant shipping business is good. His only complaint is that he has not enough 2-inch cinerarias to take care of his trade. He was the first in the market this year with mums, his Golden Glow and Early Frost being ahead of all others by at least two weeks. A. J. Burt has again entered the ranks of the retailers. He has opened a store in the Clemmer theater building and will handle all his business from that location. Another business change was effected when the Spokane Florist Co. declined to renew its lease on the room in the Davenport hotel, where the company has conducted a flower store since the hotel's opening three years ago. The place is now being conducted by the hotel's decorators. Gustav Peterson has come over from Seattle to assist at Donart's House of Flowers. He was well known in Seat- tle, having been with the Hollywood Gardens and Eosaia Bros., and later associated with his brother in the nurs- ery business. Kobert Briggs, for many years with the Hoyt Bros. Co., and later with E. S, Eugene, has decided to give up the flower business. "While on his vacation he took temporary employment at a lumber mill at Elk Eiver, Idaho. The wages and conditions there are so at- tractive that he has decided to remain there, at least until the big demand for lumber is over. L. B. H. WESTERLY, R. I. George L. Stillman is serving as a member of the grand jury at the Sep- tember session of the Superior court of Washington county. James Brenan, a well known rose grower and a former resident here, has returned with his family from Phila- delphia. S. J. Renter & Son, Inc., has practi- cally completed the benching for the new season. Conrad Schultz has conii)leted the renovation of his houses and has his benching completed. W. H. M. DREER'S Florist Sp«claltl«s Npw Brand New Style "RiVERTON" HO
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