NOTBMBBB 13, 1919. 



The Florists^ Review 



97 



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Pittsburgh, Pa. 



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201 North Seventh Avenue. 



Established 22 Years 

 SCRANTON, PA. 



be opened by Mrs. L. Turk and Mrs. 

 Stewart, lately employed by Fred 

 Foster. The opening day is expected to 

 be Thanksgiving day. 



This week Vernon Steiles will appear 

 at the Orpheum theater and sing his 

 famous song, "Say It with Flowers," 

 and the local florists should derive great 

 publicity through this. They are pre- 

 paring to shower the star each night 

 with flowers at the end of the song. 



C. Richardson, Union Market, put in 

 a busy week with large designs for 

 funerals. The artistic arrangement of 

 the several large pieces gives great 

 credit to Miss M. Richardson, the de- 

 signer here. 



A visit to the greenhouses of Eli 

 Mieux, at Carlyle, 111., November 6, 

 found Mr. Mieux busy and showed an 



excellent crop of cut mums and a fine 

 house of 5-inch and 6-inch Boston ferns. 

 He has been here only three years and 

 has established a large trade. He is 

 building a show house in the front. He 

 also reports a visit a few weeks ago of 

 the stork, which left a fine baby boy, 

 who will be known as Joseph Mieux. 



Mr. Adler, of New York, called on the 

 trade last week to interest them in his 

 corsage pins and novelties. 



The bowlers got at each other again 

 Wednesday night, November 5, and dur- 

 ing the evening the leaders, the Sweet 

 Peas, were given a setback by Captain 

 Kuehner's team, the Roses, who beat 

 them three games. Captain Windier 's 

 Carnations set the Daisies back three 

 games. The Roses were the high aver- 

 age team of the night. The teams will 



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The Market. 



A decided change in the weather has 

 brought a large increase in business. 

 A good supply of fine violets is coming 



