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Decbmbbb 8, 1921 



pliance with the law, no shipment of 

 plants will be made to suffer." 



From tliis it will be seen that the con- 

 stitutionality of this law is questioned 

 and hence no plants coming from other 

 sections of the United States will be 

 made to suffer. Thus California florists 

 and nurserymen may secure their sup- 

 l)lies without interference or apprehen- 

 sion in so far as this law is concerned. 



SAN TEANCISCO NOTES. 



[Concluili'd from page 124.] 

 of Japanese bulbs which is being ex- 

 perienced all over the world. They 

 have a number of bulbs which they 

 have grown themselves, but M. Domoto 

 states that they will need them for their 

 cut lily trade. 



The United Flower & Supply Co. is 

 showing some of the first potted azaleas 

 of tlie season, as well as cyclamens and 

 small chrysantheniums. The azaleas, 

 especially, are a mass of bloom. 



Joseph 's reports a great run on table 

 decorations. 



Podesta & Baldocchi are rapidly in- 

 stalling the beautiful marble and terra 

 cotta art objects brought by Victor 

 Podesta from Italy. Seats of Carrara 

 marble, fountains, stands, etc., are the 

 cause of much admiration from visitors 

 to this large store. 



Pelicano, Eoasi & Co. had two big 

 weddings last week. Among the 

 elaborate weddings were those of Miss 

 Clift, daughter of the proprietor of the 

 Clift hotel, and Miss Orear. This firm 

 was also rushed with work for the 

 funeral of the late Paladini, for years 

 arbiter of the city's fish industry. 



The Art Floral Co. is designing some 

 especially artistic baskets of cyclamens, 

 poinsettias and ferns. 



Fred Bertrand, of the Palace Hotel 

 Flower Shop, has been busy with the 

 decorating of the reconstructed Rose 

 room of the Palace hotel, where a large 

 dance was given to celebrate the com- 

 pletion of the $30,000 decorations used 

 to embellish this well-known ballroom. 



M. M. 



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