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The Florists^ Review 



Decbmbbr 14, 1916. 



NEW BEDFOBD, MASS. 



The Market. 



The flower stores have taken on a 

 Christmas appearance and from all re- 

 ports business •will be better than ever 

 before. Azaleas probably will be 

 scarce, but there is an abundance of 

 everything else. Carnations undoubt- 

 edly will reach $1.50 per dozen, with 

 the reds even higher. 



Until now there has not been much 

 call for wreaths, but that is not un- 

 usual, as many customers have not been 

 trained to shop early. 



Various Notes. 



Fred C. Covill has had a most at- 

 tractive display during the week of 

 red baskets attractively filled with box 

 and red immortelles and tied with red 

 ribbon. The display was simple yet 

 most effective. 



Julius, the Florist, expects to do a 

 tremendous Christmas business and is 

 ■ making ample preparations. 



Ernest Chamberlain has been busy 

 with funeral work. Mr. Chamberlain 

 believes that Christmas trade will be as 

 good as usual, or even better. 



The azaleas received by the Peck- 

 ham Floral Co. came so late that for 

 some time there were doubts as to their 

 making Christmas. However, by ju- 

 dicious forcing Mr. Beid, the manager, 

 believes he has succeeded in realizing 

 on the majority of the plants. 



Edward M. Pierce will have a fine 

 crop of carnations for the holidays. 

 Mr. Pierce reports business good. 



H. V. Sowle reports business good. 

 Mr. Sowle 's new store on Bowditch 

 street is a great success. W. M. P. 



HOLYOKE, MASS. 



The regular meeting of the Holyoke 

 and Northampton Florists' and Garden- 

 ers' Club was held December 5 at the 

 Gallivan Bros, greenhouses, Smiths 

 Ferry. President Butler presided over 

 a good attendance and a lively meeting 

 was held, at which several interesting 

 topics came up for discussion. The chief 

 interest centered in the election of offi- 

 cers for the coming year. George 

 Strugnell was elected president and 

 H. E. Downer vice-president. James 

 Whiting was reelected secretary for his 

 fourth term. His report showed the 

 club to be in a good condition and it 

 is satisfactory to note a steady progress 

 from year to year. 



K. B. UUinan, F. D. Keyes and S. J. 

 Gallivan were elected as the executive 

 committee. Three new members were 

 elected. H. E. D. 



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