Die amerikanische Florist: Eine wöchentliche Zeitschrift für den Handel. o in Liquidation. Dadurch wird eine eine Zeit in-tion als Faktor in der Wirtschaft vielversprechend. Es die gemeinsamen Anstrengungen ofnearly alle Züchter und andere Promi- Interessen im Business das Projekt zu starten und jetzt nach drei yearstrial hat es erlag der unvermeidlich. Den anderen geschieht, ist der Ausfall Floristen ofthe schützende Verbindung Großhandel der Kommission Männer, die, wie viele andere gute Sache, hat diedyoung erforderlich. Diese Regelung, um möglichen Schaden seine Mitglieder vor Verlust durch eine Sys-tem von Berichten über Ihre benutzerdefinierte ausgerichtet

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The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . o into liquidation.This removes a one time promising in-stitution as a factor in the business.It required the combined efforts ofnearly all the growers and other promi-nent interests in the business to start the project and now after a three yearstrial it has succumbed to the inevitable.The other happening is the failure ofthe Florists Protective Association ofthe wholesale commission men, which, like many another good thing, has diedyoung. This scheme which aimed toprotect its members from loss by a sys-tem of reports regarding its customers, died at birth, as, at a special meetingcalled by the president just as the planwas to become operative, this importantpersonage resigned. Many meetingswere held the past summer and muchmterest was shown by all the commis-sion men, who thought they had solveda difficult problem, that of prompt col-lections. The difficulty was over thed-ite or arbitrary time set, after whichall who had not paid up should be re-turned delinquent. The twentieth of the. S. S. Pennock.President Florists Clubol Philadelphia. nonth following purchases was to befinal pay day. Messrs. Pennock andMeehan, of the new firm, thought fin-ally that this, in justice to some cus-tomers, could not be carried out strict-ly to the letter and so they decided towithdraw from the association, whichaction we believe has resulted in thedisruption of the association. The S. S. Pennock-Meehan Co.s an-nouncement sent out October i is a veryneat and artistic booklet. This de-scribes the consolidation, the reasonsfor it and the advantages to be de-rived from the union of the two houses.Illustrations are also shown of theoflices and various parts of the building, both outside and in. The working or-ganization now consists of 36 persons, 34 employes and the members of thefirm. Fifteen telephones, eight Belland seven Keystone, worked throughtheir own private exchange, gives theconcern unequalled facilities for com-munication

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• booksubjectfloriculture
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