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The Florists' Review 



JDNS 24, 1915. 



PITTSBUBSH. 



The Market. 



PittsbiK-gli is laboring under the con- 

 dition prevalent in the country — too 

 much stock. Although trade has been 

 all that could be expected, it could not 

 possibly use the quantities of stock of 

 all kinds, from inside and outside, but 

 the worst is about over and good stock 

 ■«ill begin to shorten in supply, as well 

 m the demand for it. The retailers do 

 not seem to have the usual number of 

 large June weddings, though trade in a 

 smaller way seems up to expectations. 



Various Notes. 



The wholesale houses from now on 

 will close at 5 p. m. during the sum- 

 mer months. 



F. M. Johnson and E. G. Galavan, of 

 the A. L. Eandall Co., Chicago, with 

 their wives, have been touring the coun- 

 try in their Overland "six" and call- 

 ing on the trade in the cities which 

 they pass through. 



Chas. H. Koenig, of Millvale, in this 

 city, died June 18, after a two weeks' 

 illness. Further particulars will be 

 found in this week's obituary column. 



Clarke. 



GBAND BAFIDS, MICH. 



The Market. 



Business continues brisk in spite of 

 the poor weather, which has been the 

 same as usual, with rain every day, 

 but we are all hoping that summer will 

 soon be here to stay. Graduations and 

 several large funerals have kept the 

 market fairly active all the week. Gla- 

 dioli are now making their appearance 

 in quantity and all are of fine quality. 



Various Notes. 



The Crabb & Hunter Floral Co. dis- 

 played a wax figfure in the window 

 last week, representing the girl gradu- 

 ate wearing a corsage of pink roses. 



A visit to Eli Cross's greenhouses 

 found several girls busy packing 

 peonies for cold storage. He is putting 

 up two 300-foot houses for roses. 

 Ophelia and Hoosier Beauty are to 

 have a large space. 



Henry Smith's store reports several 

 large funeral orders and a brisk ship- 

 ping trade, due to graduations. 



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