. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. Landes-weiten Wohlstand und eine Saison ohne parallele Förderung rentabel Floristen für eine Ostern vorzubereiten, die übertreffen alle haben wir bekannt.. Erz, günstige Bedingungen für die grossen Frühling Urlaub als die Floristen in diesem Jahr genießen Sie haben noch nie in der Geschichte des Handels. Das Land als Ganzes hat Geld und verbringt. Unter anderem wird es an Ostern verbringen - und hat es gewesen - für Blumen. Alle Klassen sind Wohlstand und die hohen Preise keine von ihnen zahlen abschrecken. In der Tat ist die Öffentlichkeit inzwischen so auf die hig unempfindlich

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Country-wide prosperity and a season profitable without parallel encourage florists to prepare for an Easter that will surpass all we have known.. ORE favorable conditions for the big spring holiday than those florists enjoy this year have never been experienced in the trade's history. The country as a whole has money and is spending. Among other things, it will spend it at Easter — and has been spending it—for flowers. All classes are prosperous and the high prices do not deter any from paying them. In- deed, the public is now so inured to the high cost of living that the newspapers no longer carry col- umn upon column each day with at- tempts and schemes to bring it down. There are, indeed, statements made that prices have reached their peak and from now on will more likely recede than ad- vance. But the in- fluences which cause these assertions are felt only by those who are in close con- tact with production and wholesale inter- ests and are not as yet felt by the con- sumer. So the latter, accustomed to soar- ing prices for all com- modities, have be- como less sensitive to jhem and buys with IfS!* hesitation and •'omplaint than he •li'i a few months ago. Many Buyers. I'l the case of flow- ^^^- it is likely that prices for Easter will "Of hit the mark Jpached at Christmas *"> f^. There is little Pr^'l'ability that they "^iH be so high as they ['"? !ng the stiff fig- asked a short time ago will have been brought back into the fold by Eastertide by the low prices now prevailing and will buy as they have at this holiday in former years. The florist will look to see among his customers at Easter the newly pros- perous individuals who have become contributors to his till of late and also the old patrons who were absent for a time. The conditions that make flower buy- ers numerous prevail all over the coun- try, in the rural districts as well as in the cities, in manufacturing localities as

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