. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 136 The Rorists' Review Decembbk 2, 1920 white man is excluded. He can buy, but not sell. To counteract this, the city of Los Angeles has arrangements well under way for a market place for the white growers exclusively. Compe- tition in cut flowers is keen, but the re- tailer reports no difficulty except in the sale of loose flowers. These the Japs grow and sell at low prices. Fred Burki, who resides at 247 South St. Andrews place, Los Angeles, Cal., looks forward to the time when his health will again permit him to devote more of his attention to
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 136 The Rorists' Review Decembbk 2, 1920 white man is excluded. He can buy, but not sell. To counteract this, the city of Los Angeles has arrangements well under way for a market place for the white growers exclusively. Compe- tition in cut flowers is keen, but the re- tailer reports no difficulty except in the sale of loose flowers. These the Japs grow and sell at low prices. Fred Burki, who resides at 247 South St. Andrews place, Los Angeles, Cal., looks forward to the time when his health will again permit him to devote more of his attention to his establish- ment. Crystal Farms, at Bakerstown, Pa. Ho sends greetings to all of his friends and acquaintances in the busi- ness. The death of Mr. Johnston, head of the window glass concern, the Johnston Brokerage Co., has resulted in the com- pany's affairs being conducted tempo- rarily by the executors. It is expected, nevertheless, to proceed almost as be- fore. NEWPORT, R. I. Mrs. Lucy C. Boyd, wife of James Boy^j head gardener at the estate of Vincent Astor, died at her home here last week. She had resided in Newport about twenty-five years and had a wide circle of friends. Besides her husband, she leaves one son. Charles F. Nordstrom has been sum- moned for petit jury duty at the De- cember term of the Superior court. Alexander MacLellan has been elected a member of the Eepublican city committee from Ward 4 and An- drew Meikle from Ward 5. W. H. M. BRISTOL, R. I. A fire at 2:30 a. m. November 22 practically destroyed one-half of a greenhouse, 20x65 feet, on the grounds of Samuel P. Colt. The fire started in the boiler room, where new heating ap- paratus was installed last summer. The cause is unknown, according to William A. Doran, superintendent of the Colt estate. The amount of loss is placed at several thousand dollars. Samuel Kinder had the church and house decorations for the Sparks-Man- chester wedding here last week. W. H. " Concrete Benches Never Need
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