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The Rorists' Review 



July 14, 1921 



CINCINNATI, O. 



The Maxket. 



Business here is holding up pretty 

 well, considering that we are about 

 half through July. Funeral work is al- 

 ways welcome and keeps the market 

 about clean of stock. Gladioli are ar- 

 riving in better condition and in larger 

 quantities than was the case last week. 

 They are now the leading flowers. 

 Eoses are a thing of the past, until the 

 new stock arrives. About the best to 

 be had in these now are My Maryland, 

 Bussell and Kaiserin. "White Killarney 

 is not so good. A few asters have been 

 seen. The first buddleia of the season 

 made its appearance and went well. 

 Some new southern smilax arrived last 

 week. Zinnias, gaillardia and delphinium 

 move well. 



Vaxlous Notes. 



C. E. Critchell is enlarging his office 

 and also painting it on the inside, which 

 portends that he expects a large fall 

 and winter business. He reports that 

 he has received a shipment of southern 

 smilax, the first this season. 



H. W. Sheppard reports the best July 

 ever in weddings and an exceptional 

 amount of funeral work. H. W. Phipps 

 is spending a two weeks' vacation in 

 the country. 



The William Murphy Co. is receiving 

 some good Kaiserin roses from the 

 Scioto Floral Co., of Chillicothe, O., as 

 well as some excellent Schwaben and 

 America gladioli from Herbert Green- 

 smith, of Price Hill. 



Julius Baer deserves special mention 

 on the attractive windows which he has 

 had lately. 



Eay Eck, of upper Vine street, and 

 his bride have returned from their 

 honeymoon in the east and will reside 

 in Clifton. 



George Bcrner, with C. E. Critchell, 

 is touring through to Indianapolis and 

 Eichmond on his vacation. Mr. Ber- 

 ner purchased a new car recently. 



G. H. K. 



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 Inc., successor to John T. Massingham, 

 who, in turn, succeeded Charles L. 

 Howe about two years ago. 



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