. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. BOLD STREET. Dampfer an oder aus einem Hafen ankommen, können ein paar Stunden vorher Mitglieder F. T. D. LIVERPOOL KABEL MIR IHRE BESTELLUNGEN FÜR FRANKREICH MARIA serviert werden:: blumengeschäft 37 Rue Lapeyrouse Paris, in der Nähe des Etoile. Frankreich Liverpool, England DINGLEYS. Ltd.. Floristen Sheffield, England WILLIAM ARTINDALE &Amp; SOHN FLORISTEN SEEDSMEN BAUMSCHULEN MANCHESTER, England DINGLEYS., Ltd.. Floristen ST. LOUIS. Dem Markt. t'oolcr wcatlicr hat getönten iiji Imsincss^ (> niovli; Es Tlic letzte Woche ami Stoi'k auf den Großhandelsmärkten liettev Qualität zeigten. Während extra Prime

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. BOLD STREET. Steamers arriving at or leaving any port can be served at a few hours' notice Members F. T. D. LIVERPOOL CABLE ME YOUR ORDERS FOR FRANCE MARY :: FLORIST 37 Rue Lapeyrouse PARIS, near the Etoile. FRANCE Liverpool, England DINGLEYS. Ltd.. Florists SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND WILLIAM ARTINDALE & SON FLORISTS SEEDSMEN NURSERYMEN MANCHESTER, ENGLAND DINGLEYS, Ltd.. Florists ST. LOUIS. The Market. t'oolcr wcatlicr has toned iiji Imsincss ^(>niovli;it tlic last week ami stoi'k at the wholesale markets showed liettev quality. While extra prime stock is still limited, there is an aVmndance ot' anything seasonable to be had daily. ]'rices are still low :ind the retailer with a V)i<;- job on liis hands has had things iirettv iiiiudi his own wav in Iniyinjr. Several bars, especially in Co- liinibia, while other varieties ;ire more than the demand i-alls for. ("arnations .'ire improvinfj in flower and st.m. With coed nights from now on, s)iee<ly im- proventents in «|uanii1y anil (juality should be in evidence in another week. A few mums, Colden (Jlow. are arrivintr, but there are not enough for market fjuotafions. Growers of mums say the f-rop will bo barge this season. Dahlia 'shipments, too. have greatly increased •ind all markets have more than thev Can You Tell When You Sell A Man? Now honest, can you? You can tell when lie hiiij.^;. But can you tell when you have xoUl him? What made me ask was, that yesterday in came a very stylishly dressed man and wife, and bought a jolly good lot of flowers for "a little dinner, " as they ex- pressed it. Just before leaving, the gentleman said: "Do you know, Mr. Stumpp, how I came to buy these flowers of you today? Did it because you sold them to me six months ago. You didn't know ichen you sold 7ne—hut I did. "We only bought one of your $5 Hobby Boxes then, but the courtesy and attention your salesman gave us, made us feel like a million dollars

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