June 1, 1922 



The Florists^ Review 



57 



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months. Here the fiehls liave to be 

 taken care of all winter and weeded. 

 The east has natural rains, but the west- 

 ern growers have to irrigate, and where 

 this is done the peonies burn on certain 

 days. You cannot beat natural condi- 

 tions." 



C. Kooynian is the proud father of an 

 8%-pound baby girl. She is the first 

 child in the family, and Mr. and Mrs. 

 Kooyman are receiving many congratu- 

 lations. 



Mr. and Mrs. Darbee and tlieir son, 

 Andrew, arc planning to sail for ¥ai- 

 rope in June. 



F. C. Jaeger & Son. both of whom are 

 Shriners, have started a hook for regis- 

 tration and are inviting all florist 

 Shriners to register. "We are planning 

 to have lists of the local addresses of 

 visiting delegates, so as to make deliv- 

 eries and to relay messages when these 

 come," said F. C. Jaeger, Jr. 



The United Flower & Supjdy Co. re- 

 ports that it expects to be able to fill 

 all its Memorial day orders, of which it 

 has booked a large number. I. Inoue, 

 of this firm, speaking of the trade in 

 artificial flowers, said: "The trade in 

 artificial flowers from Japan has been 



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