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The Florists^ Review 



Januauy 0. 1922 



were cleaned up quickly at fancy prices. 

 He also cleaned up all of the carnations 

 available at this time. 



Irving Harris moved large ferns well 

 at the Bon Marche Flower Shop on the 

 days preceding Christmas, but found 

 that street competition cut down the de- 

 mand for holly wreaths. 



The Woodlawn Flower Shop enjoyed 

 a much better clean-up on Christmas 

 stock than had been anticipated and the 

 new location more than proved its value 

 to attract buyers, according to Harry 

 Crouch. Artificial novelties had a 

 big share in this year's business and 

 it would have been an easy matter to 

 move more standard mums and long- 

 stemmed roses, had they been avail- 

 able. Deliveries were heavier this year 

 than ever before. 



Kenney's Home of Flowers cleaned up 

 Christmas stocks nicely and reported a 

 good run of funeral work for the start 

 of the following week. 



Growers advise that there will be lit- 

 tle left in mums for the New Year's 

 trade, beyond the late pompons, since 

 those that were being held back for this 

 suffered in the late frost. 



The Orpheum Floral Co. made a spe- 

 cial showing of boxes containing one 

 fern and one or more blooming plants 

 with good results during the holidays. 

 The firm cleaned up its supply of cut 

 stock in good order. Carnations were 

 even short of the demand. 



The B. E. Hammond Co. reports entire 

 satisfaction over the shipping trade de- 

 veloped during its first holiday season, 

 although a shortage of stock worked a 

 hardship on this score. Some difficulty 

 was experienced in deliveries of Cali- 

 fornia roses, but on the whole stock car- 

 ried through satisfactorily. H. M. 



Price, Utah. — Joseph Stark is the live 

 wire of the new concern located here, 

 using the name of Carbon Floral Co. 



Des Moines, la. — John M. Kunesh, 

 proprietor of the Beaver Avenue Green- 

 houses, who sold out his retail store dur- 

 ing the boom, has opened another at 

 4211/. Sixth avenue. Mrs. Anna Sher- 

 man and Mrs. Vera Kunesh, formerly in 

 charge of the store in Shops building, 

 will again act in the same capacity. 



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