SaFTHMBaa 19, 1012. 



The Florists' Review 



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The H. N. Gage Co. now has twenty- 

 four men working on the new place at 

 Montebell*; bo it looks as though it 

 would soon be in good shape. Business 

 is improving at the store, though sum- 

 mer dullness was hardly felt there. 

 Among the stock now offered are ele- 

 gant October Frost and Monrovia chrys- 

 anthemums. 



As was fitting, Captain Grey, of the 

 Ingleside floral Co., had the bulk of 

 the work for the festivities of the G. A. 

 B. encampment. The flowers were sup- 



SUed by the Los Angeles Flower 

 [arket. 



Fine tuberoses and yellow and white 

 chrysanthemums are being handled by 

 S. Murata, of Hill street. 



John Gordon, Morris Goldenson's ca- 

 pable and energetic manager, has gone 

 on a vacation trip to San Diego and 

 Catalina. It is rumored he is after 

 Morris' scalp as a fisherman, but Morris 

 sits back aad says he has to ''go 

 some." 



Business has been rushing during the 

 last week er two at the Los Angeles 

 Flower Market and Mr. Morton prophe- 

 sies a good season's trade. He is still 

 showing elegant gladioli and the valley 

 now oftered is quite above the average. 

 Stock cleans up well every day, though 

 there is no shortage except, perhaps, 

 in orchids. 



E. W. MoLellan, of San Francisco, 

 paid us a flying visit last week. 



0. F. Gutting, of the Superior Nurs- 

 ery Ga, has been away on a deer 

 hunting expedition. 



The Freeman-Lewis Co. had a fine 

 wedding decoration last week. The 

 house was treated with Augusta gladioli 

 and rubnun lilies. Nine bridesmaids' 

 bouquets of Cecil Brunner roses were 

 used and the bridal bouquet was a 

 showei of Mly of^ the valley. 



Quite a stir has been made locally 

 about the unnecessary and useless ex- 

 penditure by the city council on the 

 dew conservatory at Eastlake park. 

 Dr. HoBghtOB was the first to call at- 

 tention to fhe extremely heavy founda- 

 tions and framework, which are said 

 to be out of all proportion to the size 

 of the house. One detail is a 2x8 

 purhn, which oertainly would appear to 

 be altogethei too heavy, keeping out 

 light needed by the plants. The gut- 

 ters, eaves and other work are of the 

 same chmsy character. A committee 

 of the Los Angeles Horticultural So- 

 ciety waited on the council recently 

 and was taken to Eastlake in the city 

 automobiles to point out the faults. 

 At the date of this writing, the results 

 of the oommittee's efforts are not 

 known. The trouble appears to be the 

 employment of any firm but a firm of 

 greenhouse builders to build a green- 

 house, a mistake that has been made by 

 the authorities in many other cities. 

 It is likely to prove an expensive mis- 

 take in this «ase, some $80,000 having 

 been voted to build a house which a 

 well known firm in Chicago says could 

 be built in first-class, up-to-date style 

 for $30,009. H. R. Richards. 



BUSINESS EMBABBASSMENTS. 



Spokane, Wash. — H. E. Krause, in 

 business here as a landscape gardener 

 and florist, has brought suit against 

 his partner, Robert Petty, asking that 

 the partnership be dissolved and a re- 

 ceiver be appointed. Mr. Krause com- 

 plains that Mr. Petty has handled the 



EVERYTHING FOR THE TRADE 



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H« N. GAGE CO«9 wholesale Florists and Supplies 

 534 South Broadway - - - - « LOS ANQBLBS, CAL. 



Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



SHIPPING BUSINESS 



OUR SPECIALTY 



S. NURATA,'%y;:t" ess So. Hill St., Los Angeles, CaL 



Telephone Main 2987; Home P. 2604 



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TASSANO BROS. 



Prices f. o. b. Loa Angelea or Santa Cms, Oal. 



AUOanMrf 

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Caih fraa ■■ >■ ■■■ pertlti 



Mexican Itt ... .1000, $3.00 

 Brake Ferna . . . .1000, 2JS0 

 Aap. Plamoaaa..dos., SJM> 

 Hn^leberrr, banch, JM) 



356 S.Hill Sty Los AngeleSyCal. sunset Phone. Mam am. 



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KEEP TOUB ETK ON 



DiETERICH & TURNER 



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K.p.D.e? L^l^geies. THE PROGRESSIVE FIRM 



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Kentia Forsterlana 



Fine, healthy pot stock, in 5-incb : 



18 inches bisrh 10.50 each 



24 inches high 75 each 



90 inches hich 1 .00 each 



C&Bh from onknown parties 



HOWARD & SMITH 

 Ninth and Ollv* Sta., Lea Ansalaa, Cal. 



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LOS ANGELES FLOWER 



MADVrT 41412 SMtb BrMdwiy 

 nARnlil Lm /Ufdcs. Calihraia 



Wholesale Cot Flowers and Supplies 



Asparagus Plomosus Nanus 



Finest possible plants, in pots, now ready for. 

 shipping. Clean, healthy and ready for a shift. 



2is.lnoli, $2t.S0 p«r 1000 

 S •Inoli. SO.OO par 1000 



Cash with order 



HARRY BAILEY," ;." Los Angeles. Cal. 



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firm's funds carelessly and allowed the 

 business to run down. 



Springfield, Mo. — At a final meeting 

 of the creditors of O. J. Martin, a vol- 

 untary bankrupt, it was learned that 

 the creditors were entirely without re- 

 course, as there were no available as- 

 sets. John Schmook was in charge as 

 referee. 



Baltimore, Md. — Ellen M. Tormey has 

 secured a permit to erect a greenhouse, 

 at a cost of $600, on Oakford avenue, 

 west of Garrison avenue. 



FLOWER POTS 



Too want the beet. Wby bay Inferior pota 

 when yon can ret the beat at the aame prtoet 

 Write for price Uat and implee today. 



Standard Pottery Co. 



659-54 S. Orltftn Ave^ Jam Ancalee, Oal. 



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J. A. Baner Pottery Co. 



418ti 4» Areiu 93. Lm Aifeki, Ori. 



Carry a large stock of nice Red Pota. 

 All orders shipped promptly. 



Laryaat Potteiy on Paeific Oaaat. 



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Asparagus PlamosusSeedliiigs 



91.00 p«r lOO; 98.50 per 1000 



Asparsctie Plnmoeos and Sprenserl 



Sprays 



Our leading Specialty $1.00 per 100 



WALTER ARMACOST, &!" ^""^ 



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SPECIALS, TO CLEAR 



Send for list. 

 Asparasua Spransari, for 10-inch barirats, 



$l.-> 00 per 100. 

 Fama. Boston, Whitmanl. PlaraanI, Aaiar> 



pohlll, 5-in'h. pot-ifrown. $26.00 per 100; 10-lneh. 



pot-grown, $10 00 per doz. 



SUPERIOR NURSERY CO., 



89th and Comptan Sta^ Loa Ansalaa, Cal. 



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STAIGER A MUNDWILER 



1940.1M6 W. 82d St., LOS ANSBI.R8, 0A&. 



For all classes of omamental nnraftry and grteen- 

 hoose stock, terns and palms at right prices. 



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