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The FIorists^ Review 



May 25, 1922 



SEATTLE NOTES. 



(ConcludeU from page 117.) 

 main store into the workroom and also 

 in the front window, the whole making 

 a picture that has elicited mucli com- 

 ment. 



The demand for bedding stock at the 

 store of the Art Floral Co. has shown no 

 sign of any let-up and the same holds 

 true for E. T. Boyce, who is also located 

 near the market entrance. 



The Seattle Fern & Moss Co. notes a 

 continuation of the shipping business 

 which will surpass last year's total by 

 a good margin, and also a pleasing in- 

 crease in the number of customers. 



Melby's newer Shop is still featur- 

 ing some fine red and salmon geraniums 

 for replanting, with good results; the 

 weather lias brought out more people 

 who can be reached by a doorway dis- 

 play. 



Rosaia Bros, are getting an increased 

 cut of roses, and with this stock recent- 

 ly developed a most attractive window 

 of Ophelia, Columbia and Premier. 

 There has been some increase in social 

 (lecoiative work of late. 



The Rainier Floral Co. has been one 

 of the heaviest sellers of bedding stock 

 on the local market this year. 



Felix Rosaia has been using the front 

 of liis store to display various plants 

 and bushes for replanting; these items 

 have proved popular sellers. 



The Orpiieum Floral Co. enjoyed an 

 exceptional business, starting early in 

 the week of the holiday, and reports 

 a heavier outgoing telegraph business 

 tlian at any other holiday of the present 

 season. 



The Pinehurst Floral Co. has enjoyed 

 a hotter transient business witli the re- 

 turn of really good summer weather, 

 and si)ecial window displays of flowers 

 that would attract women passing by 

 have l)eon profitable. 



The Bon Marche Flower Shop did a 

 fine Mothers' d.ay business, this being 

 one of the heaviest sales holidays since 

 this shop has been established. 



Konnoy's made a ^ fine clean-up of 

 stock for Mothers' day, and Will Des- 

 mond had a good-sized extra crew on 

 hand for this event. H. M. 



Columbus, Pa.— H. A. Gerjiensmeyer 

 has 0])oned a flower shop at 2112 Locust 

 street. He will handle cut flowers and 

 potted plants and will furnish designs 

 for funerals. 



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