July 3, 1919. 



The Florists' Review 



81 



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How Does Your 

 Conscience Feel? 



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IHE SUCCESS of the National Advertising Campaign is so 

 pronounced that every florist, retailer, grower or whole- 

 saler, testifies to the increased business brought him. 



But all who share in the benefits are not doing their share 

 in supplying the sinews of the campaign, which lis money. 



There are not many who refuse to contribute. They simply 

 neglect to send in their subscriptions. 



Do your part. Do not sit back and let others pay the whole 

 shot. The advertising should be kept going because it is 

 generally conceded that in the slogan, "Say It with Flowers," 

 the florists have an asset worth many thousands of dollars in 

 business. It will depreciate in value unless used in print. 



Have you seen the full page in colors in the Metropolitan 

 Magazine? Are you linking up with this advertisement? 

 Are you a real partner in the business it will bring, know- 

 ing that you helped pay for it? 



Drop a line to the undersigned, telling him how much you 

 will donate annually towards the Publicity Campaign. 



John Young :: secretary 



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