. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Flowers and Giving "Consider the lilies of the ; How bounti- fully they bloom, how freely and fully they give of their loveliness and sweetness. Brother Florists, we give to you our kindly thoughts and best wishes. Let us make this Spring- time very beautiful. "He that soweth bountifully, shall reap also bounti- ; POURTBtNTH • H JTRBrM frame (?onstructioii, are eoinjileted, with four more of the same size now to be added, aloiij^ with an oflice, work- room and basement for cold storage, with ('oni])U'te undercover ar
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Flowers and Giving "Consider the lilies of the ; How bounti- fully they bloom, how freely and fully they give of their loveliness and sweetness. Brother Florists, we give to you our kindly thoughts and best wishes. Let us make this Spring- time very beautiful. "He that soweth bountifully, shall reap also bounti- ; POURTBtNTH • H JTRBrM frame (?onstructioii, are eoinjileted, with four more of the same size now to be added, aloiij^ with an oflice, work- room and basement for cold storage, with ('oni])U'te undercover arraiifjement for tlie handling and shipping of stock. The beautifying of the approach to thia modern establishment will be the spe- cial pleasure of Harrv N. Hoffman him- self. * • * • The Rawson Flower Shop, Elniira, N. Y., has passed through one of its best seasons, according to Manager Frank Durand. Grower Oswald has a fine line of both plants and floral con- ceits for Mothers' day. • • « * Manuel Oppcnheim, Olean, N. Y., re-- turned from a tour of the neighboring growers and found stock in fine shape for Mothers' day. As a leading retailer, he makes the store attractive at all times to remind the public of the firm's purpose. • • * • The Lake View Rose Gardens, James- town, N. Y., in a special Mothers' day advertisement calls attention to the stock of roses and carnations produced under the supervision of Grower Carl Reich. • • • • The Charles N. Cotter Co., Jamestown, N. Y., expects a banner Mothers' day business, based upon the past and pres- ent conditions; prices will be steady, with stock not overabundant. * • • • James & Sons, Hornell, N. Y., will liave a choice line of cut flowers and flowering plants for Mothers' day. They are well pleased with the way business keeps up. * « • • Every day florists from surrounding towns take away truckloads of bedding. ^oweri M m Members of the F. T. Please note that these images are extrac
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