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The Florists' Review 



Fbbuuauy 10, 1921 



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SEATTLE NOTES. 



[Continued fioni page 111.] 



Recent trade visitors included Bobert 

 H. Smith, who is representing S. A. 

 Weller, of Zanesville, O. 



A change in the greenhouse manage- 

 ment is announced bj' the Hollywood 

 Gardens, effective February 1. Gus 

 Burkman, who seven years ago was with 

 this firm, is the new manager. His last 

 position was with the Butte Floral Co., 

 Butte, Mont. Gus Peterson has re- 

 turned from his vacation. 



The miniature cyclone January 29 

 caused a real loss at the range of the 

 Green Lake Floral (Jo., at Tenth avenue, 

 northeast, and One Hundred and Tenth 

 street, when three large greenhouses, 

 which were erected last fall, were de- 

 molished. In addition to the damage to 

 the buildings, 12,000 carnations and .3,000 

 frecsias were lost. Damages are esti- 

 mated at $18,000, with no insurance of 

 any kind. 



James Wiley passed cigars last week. 

 The occasion was the birth of a 6-pound 

 boy to Mrs. Wiley at the Swedish hos- 

 pital January 21. 



William Goldsbury, of Kenney 's Home 

 of Flowers, was the victim of an ac- 

 cident last week, which led to the pur- 

 chase of a new automobile. The insur- 

 ance conijiany is standing the loss and 

 ho escaped without injury. 



The Burdett Co. suffered minor dam- 

 ages as the result of the high wind 

 January 29, according to Gene Sandahl. 



Charles E. Cole, of the firm of L. W. 

 McCoy, returned recently from a two 

 weeks' vacation. During his absence. 

 La Verne Jackson acted as window 

 trimmer. This house is showing fine 

 white and pink sweet peas an^ the first 

 good Laddie carnations to come from 

 local growers. 



The Woodlawn Flower Shop has en- 

 joyed a good general business of late, 

 and handled several large decorations. 

 The most notable of these was a combi- 

 nation of woodwardia ferns^ acacias, 



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