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The Florists' Review 



Mabch 1, lOlT. 



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GRAND SAFIDS, MIOH. 



Two Good Days. 



Although this report is somewhat be- 

 lated, it should be recorded that the St. 

 Valentine's day business this year was 

 exceptionally good — greatly in excess of 

 that of last year. The advertising for 

 the day was spasmodic and lacked direct- 

 ness. If all the florists would get to- 

 gether in this advertising of special 

 days we certainly would reap the profits 

 of concerted effort. Stock was plentiful 

 and many novel arrangements, baskets 

 and corsages were on display. Sweet 

 peas, violets and roses were most in de- 

 mand. 



Another day of some importance was 

 the special "Dollar day," arranged by 

 the city merchants for the benefit of 

 out-of-town visitors to the automobile 

 show. Many of the downtown florists 

 did well with their dollar specials. 



Various Notes. 



Henry Smith had an exceptionally 

 pretty window for Washington's birth- 

 day. 



Arthur F. Crabb was busily employed 

 three days, February 16 to 19, putting up 

 the decorations for the auto show. Large 

 arches of lattice, 100 in number, which 

 set off the different booths, were embel- 

 lished with southern smilax and wistaria 

 blooms. A. F. C. 



MILWAUKEE. 



There has been little change in market 

 conditions during the last week. Stock 

 is plentiful, but there is no surplus. 

 Prices are holding up nicely and, taken 

 as a whole, business conditions have been 

 satisfactory. The weather has been 

 milder and this has given an added 

 stimulus to business. St. Valentine's 

 day trade was exceptionally good and 

 the retailers, as well as wholesalers and 

 growers, are well satisfied. The collec- 

 tive advertising that appeared in the 

 local newspapers a few days before St. 

 Valentine's day is undoubtedly respon- 

 sible for the increase in business and it 

 is probable that this sort of advertising 

 will be done regularly. 



Violets and sweet peas had a good sale 

 last week and the quality of the stock 

 was good. Carnations sold readily and, 

 while some large lots were moved in 

 order to keep the supply down, none was 

 disposed of cheaply enough to be called 

 bargain stock. 



The demand for roses was exception- 

 ally good and, while the cut was quite 

 large, some difficulty was experienced in 

 taking care of orders on the shorter 

 grades. If the last two weeks can be 

 taken as a forecast, the spring season 

 will see a healthy increase in business 

 over that of last year. H. J. S. 



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Paper, fumigating, contains more 

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Powder, for fumigating and dust- 

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