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The Florists' Review 



July 20, 1916. 



SAN FBANOISCO NOTES. 



[Continued from page 69.] 



in this city. He is actively working 

 for the organization and show. The 

 California Dahlia Society, the other 

 new organization, has elected the fol- 

 lowing officers: President, N. Durbrow; 

 vice-president, "William Kittlewell; sec- 

 ond vice-president, Mrs. J. A. Scanna- 

 vino; secretary, Mr. Vanderbilt. It is 

 composed of both amateurs and profes- 

 sionals. 



Various Notes. 



B. M. Joseph has returned from an 

 automobile trip to Lake Tahoe. His 

 manager, F. J. Bertrand, hopes to get 

 away this week for a trip north, and 

 possibly east before returning. He says 

 funeral business was active last week. 



K. & M. Hannon have definitely de- 

 cided to remain in the Sutter street 

 store, which they occupied temporarily 

 a few months ago when they moved 

 from 1438 Polk street, where a new 

 building was to be erected. As soon as 

 it was learned that they did not want 

 to return to the former location on 

 Polk street, A. F. Lundberg, who had 

 been conducting a shop at 1725 Polk 

 street, arranged to take the new quar- 

 ters. The place is nicely finished to 

 suit the needs of the florists' business 

 and Mr. ILundberg moved in July 8. 



The E. W. McLellan Co. still is bring- 

 ing in a fine cut of roses. 



Mark Ebel, florist of Sacramento, 

 Cal.. paid the trade a visit last week. 



Tne renovation of the Art Floral Co. 

 store, on Powell street, has been com- 

 pleted and the appearance of the place 

 is greatly improved. A new electric 

 sign is being put up this week and the 

 front of the store is being repainted. 



About all the orchids available in the 

 local market are coming from J. A. 

 . Carbone's place at Berkeley. He has 

 been bringing in some fine specimens 

 and will have a heavier cut within a 

 week or so. 



Podesta & Baldocchi have been ship- 

 ping a good many orchids lately. Last 

 week they sent a large order to Salt 

 Lake City, Utah. 



Frank Pelicano, of Pelicano, Eossi & 

 Co., is back in town after spending 

 some time at Byron Hot Springs, in 

 Contra Costa county, where he recuper- 

 ated from a bad attack of rheumatism. 



"Upon his return from Eureka, Cal., 

 where he went to assist Charles Willis 

 "Ward during the Fourth, Frank Thatch- 

 er, with Pelicano, Rossi & Co., said the 

 Eurekans had a fine sweet pea shoyv as 

 part of the celebration. Mr. Ward took 

 first prize for the best bouquet and for 

 the best float. S. H. G. 



Webster City, la.— The Curtis Floral 

 Co., which now has 24,000 feet of new 

 glass, is preparing to put up a large 

 addition this summer. 



Minneapolis, Minn.— F. E. Boyes, un- 

 til recently in charge of the greenhouses 

 of the Lakewood Cemetery Association, 

 leaves July 20 for his old h»me in 

 England. 



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