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The Florists' Review 



Jdlt 22, 1920 



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LOS ANQELES NOTES. 



[Concluded from page 46.] 



county, where he intends to visit if the 

 gasoline shortage does not prevent. 



A heavy run of funeral work kept the 

 force at Darling's Shop busy all one 

 night last week. Box trade also keeps 

 up well here. Manager Gordon started 

 for his vacation and evidently believes 

 in variety, Bear valley and Tia Juana 

 being among the places he proposes to 

 visit. 



Mr. Koyston, of Walter Armacost & 

 Co., has returned from his eastern trip 

 and says that he is glad to get back to 

 California, as the hot nights in the mid- 

 dle west were not agreeable. Still fur- 

 ther additions to the large range are 

 contemplated, but the difficulty of ob- 

 taining pipe and other materials is 

 blocking progress. 



There was a good attendance at the 

 last meeting of the Los Angeles Flo- 

 rists' Club, held at Christopher's, with 

 President Walter Armacost in the chair. 

 Arrangements for the entertainment of 

 Mrs. Ella Grant Wilson, of Cleveland, 

 O., on the occasion of her visit were 

 made and Secretary A. F. Borden was 

 instructed to send out a letter to the 

 trade inviting everyone to attend. At 

 the time of the meeting a definite date 

 could not be decided, but later July 22 

 was decided on. Mr. Borden and his 

 fellow officers have worked hard to get 

 a good meeting and have sent out a 

 strong appeal to all in the trade to help 

 make it a success. Mr. Borden makes 

 the suggestion that employers purchase 

 tickets for the affair for their em- 

 ployees. 



C. E. Thomas, of the Eosery, Kansas 

 City, Mo., is visiting Los Angeles. 



William Kelly, of El Centro, is stay- 

 ing in Los Angeles and vicinity for the 

 summer, intending to return to the val- 

 ley about October, after the heated 

 term. He speaks in glowing terms of 

 the possibilities and business chances all 

 over the Imperial valley, but he and 



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Manufacturers of 



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