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The Florists^ Review 



Juke 15. 1922 



SEATTLE NOTES. 



(Concluik'd from paRt' M.) 



from a flower shop instead of the china 

 or department store if it is given an 

 opportunity. The run of general deco- 

 rations has been holding up well. 



Frank E. Scrivinac, representing the 

 United States Foil Co., has been calling 

 on the western Washington trade dur- 

 ing the last few weeks. 



Melby's Flower Shop has enjoyed a 

 good general run of business, with rosea 

 one of the most popular items at the 

 present time. 



Felix Kosaia has been moving large 

 quantities of seasonable flowers through 

 effective window displays of late, and 

 this shop has been showing some of the 

 finest Columbia roses seen on the mar- 

 ket this year. 



Eugene Lamble, of McCoy's, was a 

 recent visitor at the Beall Greenhouses 

 on Vashon island. General business 

 has held up well, and there has been a 

 satisfactory total for funeral work. 



The Art Floral Co. has one of the 

 shops that have especially benefited 

 by the continued demand for bedding 

 stock; its location is ideal for securing 

 this type of business. 



P. F. Rosaia, of Eosaia Bros., left 

 the day following Memorial day on a 

 three weeks' motor trip to California, 

 combining business and pleasure. 



Decorations for the first large wed- 

 ding of this season were handled by 

 the Hollywood Gardens last week. 

 From this time on, business of this type 

 promises to be heavier. 



Eosaia Bros, report that the supply 

 of poinsettias for the coming holidays 

 is being put in at the greenhouses, 

 over 3,000 plants being set out this 

 year. Only red stock is being handled 

 this time, the demand for white and 

 pink offerings having been too light in 

 previous seasons. 



Irving Harris has been moving large 

 quantities of small potted geraniums 

 at the Bon Marche Flower Shop, this 

 stock especially appealing to the store 

 buyers. 



The Orpheum Floral Co. has been 

 making a disjilay in front of tlie store 

 of hanging baskets, with good results. 

 This shop has been showing fine gladi- 

 oli; a large stone vase of these has 

 been made the centerpiece of the re- 

 cent window displays. 



The growers' association held a nieet- 

 ing at Meve's cafeteria Saturday, 

 June 10, at which matters of general 

 interest to the wholesale grower came 

 up for discussion. 



The induction into office of E. J. 

 Brown as mayor proved a source of 

 extra business for the City Flower 

 Sliop, the incoming executive receiv- 

 ing a large number of floral baskets in 

 honor of this event. The fact tliat 

 two women council "men" also took 

 office led to a larger demand than usual 

 for flowers. 



The B. E. Hammond Co. reports a 

 good summer demand on certain lines 

 from nearby florists, and has been do- 

 ing a much larger business in general 

 supplies. Further expansion of lines 

 in this direction is planned by the 

 wholesale house. 



Considerable interest was aroused 

 among growers by the second annual 

 rose show of the Kitsap County Eose 

 Society, held at Bremerton, Friday. 

 June 9, several sending entries for 

 the event. Some attractive prizes were 

 offered. H. M. 



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