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The Florists^ Review 



Mabch 18, 1920 



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You Will Be Surprised 



5 At the quality there is in WIZARD BRAND Shredded Cattle Manure this year. New equipment provides a 5 

 5 better selection or crude manures than ever before, and it shows up in every bag of Shredded Cattle Manure, i 



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S Is dried and sterilized in high teiUFerature direct heat dryers. It saves you time and labor in handling and appli- s 



S cation. Does not bring you foreign weeds and grasses that come with crude or air-dried manures. s 



S WIZARD BRAND may not always be lowest in price, but it is highest in quality, and the recollection of quality 5 



S remains long after price is forgotten. = 



S WIZARD BRAND Trade Mark is tagged or printed on every bag for your protection. 5 



5 Your dealer can supply WIZARD BRAND if you insist or we will quote on any quantity from a bag to a carload E 



S promptly.- 5 



I THE PULVERIZED MANURE CO., 33 Union Stock Yards, Chicago I 



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OVERISSUED NEWSPAPERS 



Car Load Lots FOR WRAPPING PURPOSES HAVE GIVEN EXCELLENT SERVICE AND Protaet jour Sapply 



Our SpacUlty HAVE SAVED MONEY FOR MANY OF OUR SATISFIED CUSTOMERS by ord«rinc Now 



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Mention The Rerlew when yu write. 



SAN FSANCISCO NOTES. 



[Oontinued frum patre 88.] 



Mateo, and H. F. Henning, of San 

 Francisco; secretary, Frank C. Burns, 

 of San Rafael; treasurer, F. D. Pell- 

 cano, of San Francisco. The new execu- 

 tive committee is composed of the fol- 

 lowing: Mrs. Bessie Boston, of San 

 Mateo; Mrs. Jesse Seal, of San Fran- 

 cisco; Pierson Burbrow, of Alameda, 

 and T. A. Burns, of San Francisco. The 

 association set September 2 to 4 for 

 the annual show. It will be held, as 

 usual, at the Palace hotel. 



Weddings are not numerous at pres- 

 ent, but A. O. Stein 's shop had the dec- 

 orating contract for an attractive home 

 ceremony last week. The entire house 

 was turned into a bower of pink and 

 white fruit blossoms, with the altar of 

 white brocade flanked on either side by 

 masses of double peach blossoms. A 

 horseshoe table, seating sixty-five per- 

 sons, was decorated with variegated 

 spring blossoms, carrying out the idea 

 of the season in a simple but exceeding- 

 ly attractive manner. The maid of 

 honor carried a fan of Aaron Ward 

 roses, while two bridesmaids carried 

 fans of pink sweet peas and two carried 

 similar fans decorated with lavender 

 sweet peas. The bride's bouquet was a 

 shower of white orchids, gardenias and 

 lilies of the valley. 



Mrs. Copeland states that her shop 

 on Sutter street is being kept busy 

 these days with decorations for local 

 clubs, etc. She also had a number of 

 orders in connection with the recent 

 funeral of Mrs. E. S. Hopkins. 



Pelicano, Rossi & Co. have been more 

 or less busy with funeral work in addi- 



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 FERTILIZERS 



Pure Steamed 

 Bone Meal 



Magic Special 



Rose and Carnation 



feed 



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 Bone Phosphate 



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Writs for Prices and our Instructive 

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tion to their regular business. Large 

 quantities of orchids, lilies of the val- 



ley, etc., were ordered here for both the 

 Hopkins funeral and that of the late 



