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The Rorists^ Review 



Januabv 19. 1922 



The VALENTINE BOX 



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TORONTO. ONT. 



Club Meeting. 



A nu'etiiiK of the Toronto Kctail Flo- 

 rists' Clul) wius hold at its rooms Mon- 

 day, January 9, with Vice-president J. 

 J. Higgina in the chair. 



Acknowledgments were read from 

 Mrs. J. A. Waters and Charles Cooper, 

 who had been remembered with flowers 

 during their recent illnesses. 



A basket of flowers will bo sent to 

 Mayor Mc(juiro, who has just assumed 

 office. 



It was decided to hold the annual 

 dance February 20. It will be informal 

 and tickets may be had from any mem- 

 l)(>r of the club. The Metropolitan As- 

 sembly rooms, College street, have been 

 secured for it. All friends are invited 

 to the dance. There will be cards for 

 non-dancers. 



A social evening with euchre, dancing 

 and refreshments for club members will 

 1)0 held at the club rooms January .3(1. 



There was quite a long and interesting 

 discussion at the club meeting on the 

 violet situation. The ])rices arc high 

 .■ind neither the grower nor the retailer 

 is making any jirofit on them. It was 

 felt that the high price of violets was 

 giving the i)ul)lic tlie idea that flowers 

 were dear, and it was decided to recom- 

 mend to the growers that they discon- 

 tinue growing vioh^ts unless they c.in 

 produce clieaper ones. 



All the members re|)orted business 

 good, and that there was considerable 

 design work going, as well as orders for 

 a number of receptions and coming-out 

 parties. 



Various Notes. 



Business has been good for January. 



Wm. J. Boas & Co. 



1427 Vine Street, 



Philadelphia, Pa. 



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A. L. RANDALL CO. 



ISO N. Wabash Ave., CHICAGO, ILL. 



The dt'mand is chiefly for design work, 

 and there has boon a good deal of that. 

 At two of the funerals recently, trucks 

 were necessary to carry the hundreds 

 of designs; these were the funerals of 

 .loliii O'Xeill, a former controller of the 



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eity and a member of the Ontario par- 

 liament, and ex-Mayor Oliyor. They 

 were both popular and somo exceedingly 

 >)eautiful designs were made. 



There are just about enough flowers 

 to meet the demand, although at times 



