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The Florists.^ Review 



May 31, 1917. 



:* The flortsts whose cards avpear on the paces oarrylnar fhls head* are prepared to liUl orders . 

 "■*«*«• from other florists for local delivery on the usual basis. 



San Francisco, Cal. 



Pelicano, Rossi & Co. 



183*186 Kearny Street 

 FLOWERS BY TELEGRAPH 



SAN FRANCISCO 



Podesta & Baldocchi 



224''226 arant Avenue 



Prompt and careful attention to orders 

 from out-of-town florists,' 



SAN FRANCISCO 



JOSEPH'S 



233.23S GRANT AVENUK 



Members of Florists' Telegraph Delivery and 

 National Florists of this District. A specialty 

 •oadeof "WeIoominK"and"BoD Voyacre" paekaflrea. 



San Francisco, Cal. 



ART FLORAL CO. 



255 Powell Street 



Best attention given your orders 

 Members Florists' TeleKraph Delivery 



EPPSTEIN'S 



Hotel St. Francis. SAN FRANCISCO 



Not connected with any other store. 

 Wire your orders direct to me. 



Members Florists' TeloKrai)!! Delivery Ass'n. 



DARBEE'S 



FLOWERS THAT KEEP 



1036 Hyde Street, 



SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 



First prizes for Violets, Iris. Gladioli, Carnations, 

 Artistic DesicrniiiK', Hasket AriaiiKenients, etc., 

 it Panania-Paclflc Kxposition. Ejistern florists sup- 

 plied with Vlolpts. Mums, Asters, Cireens, etc. etc. 

 Members Florists' Telegraph Delivery. 



SPOKANE FLORIST CO. 



(Kipp'« Flower Store) 



SPOKANE, WASH. 



Orders promptly filled for 

 WASHINGTON. IDAHO. MONTANA 



SPOKANE, WASHINBTON 



DON ART- STAPLETON 



ART FLORISTS 

 Growers of Choice Cut Flowers 



SPOKANE, WASHINGTON 



Reimers Floral Art Shop 



RETAILERS AND GROWERS 



LONG BEACH, CAL. 



MARINE FLORIST 



Choice Cut Flowers Floral Designs 



Member Florlstp' Telcgrraph Delivery 



tail branch of the trade for nearly thirty 

 years, is oi^ening a wholesale cut flower 

 and supply house at 43 Stone street, un- 

 der the name of the Wilson Floral Co. 

 Tlie store has been redecorated and a 

 large icebox installed. 



The J. B. Keller Sons ' store had an 

 attractive window last week, yellow irises 

 being featured. Hanging baskets were 

 filled with the flowers, as were baskets on 

 gilded pedestals. Bowls of yellow daisies 

 and pansies surrounding a bird bath were 

 on the floor. 



James Vick's Sons are doing a big busi- 

 ness in seeds. Sales in May were far 

 ahead of April, despite the bad weather. 

 They have just purchased another farm 

 of 120 acres, which will be devoted to 

 seed growing. The crop at the firm's 

 greenhouses is extra fine, but sales of 

 bedding plants have been light, owing to 

 the unseasonable weather. 



Frank McLuis, who conducted a flower 

 store at 111 East Main street, was de- 

 clared bankrupt May 1. 



E. R. Fry, of West Main street, reports 

 a good business, Avith a large amount of 

 funeral work. 



A large wreath of victory, decorated 

 with palm leaves and a flag, was a fea- 

 ture of the window display at H. E. 

 Wilson's store. Palms and ferns made 

 the background. H. J. H. 



NASHVILLE, TENN. 



Toll of the Storm. 



Temperature conditions now are nor- 

 mal and everything in the open is do- 

 ing its best to make up for lost time. 

 May 25 we had a hail storm in many 

 places that damaged crops in the field 

 iieavily. Some of the market gardeners 

 report that cabbage and other tender 

 vegetables that were almost mature, are 

 ])ractically ruined. Fortunately, the 

 storm 's path was narrow. The storm, 

 liowever, struck several greenhouses. So 

 far as it has been possible to ascertain, 

 the following were the conditions after 

 the storm: Geny Bros, suffered prac- 

 tically no loss; neither did Louis Haury 

 & Sons. At the Joy Floral Co. range, 

 tlie total breakage was replaced for less 

 tlian a dollar. Mclntyre Bros.' old 

 ]ilace and a large range belonging to a 

 neighboring market gardener liad pos- 

 sildy one-third of the glass broken. L. 

 II. Smith, formerly a florist, but of late 

 years confining his efforts entirely to 

 vegetables, had about three-fifths of his 

 glass destroyed. ]McIiityr(' Bros.' new 

 place was in the direct path of the 

 storm and nearly three-fourths of their 

 glass was broken and much damage 

 <lonc to tlie growing stock inside. Louis 

 Haury, who established a place some- 

 thing over a year ago, suffered as 

 heavily. 



At Centennial park there was practi- 

 cally no damage and Charles Tritchler 

 also was fortunate enough to miss the 

 hail. The liouses at Ward Belmont suf- 

 fered heavily, but were not quite so 

 hard hit as Mclntyre Bros.' old place, 



SEATTLE, WASH. 



BOLcmiirooD gardens 



Seattle's Leading Flower Shop 

 1534 SECOND AVE. 



MEMBERS FLOBISTS* TELE6BAPH DELIVEBI 



CALIFORNIA FLORIST 



TACOMA. WASH. 



Orders for Cut Flowers and Designs de- 

 livered anywhere in the United States 

 and Canada. 



WOLESKILLS' and 

 MORRIS GOLDENSON 



FLORISTS AND DECORATORS 



We Solicit Telegraph Orders. 



Regular Trade Discount. 



229 W. Third St., LOS ANGELES, CAL. 



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LOS ANGELES, CAL 



HOWARD & SMITH 



NINTH AND OLIVB STREETS 



Yott can depend on us for all orders foi 

 delivery in this section. 



DARL1NG*S SHOP 



"Flowers for Her" 

 208 West Sixth Street, LOS ANGELES, CAL 



Cut flowers or good design work by best 

 artists and designers delivered anywhere 

 in the west on receipt of mail or telegraph 

 orders. Usual discount to the trade. 



WRIGHT'S FLOWER SHOP 



■■ 824 West Fourth St. 



LOS ANGELES, CAL. 



Leidin{ Retail Florist In the City 



Pasadena, Cai.^Au. 

 Southern California 



House of Flowers 



HENRY A. SIEBRECHT, JR. 



of New York City 



Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery 



Santa Barbara, Cal. 



010 STATE ST. 



GLEAVE'8 FLOWER SHOP 



ARTHUR GLEAVE. Prop. 



Choicest Cut Flowers and Floral Designs on 

 Short Notice. 



Both Phones 1018 



RIVERSIDE, CAL. BAKERSFIELD,CAL 



A. M. HOSP, Leading Florist 



