. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 22 The Florists^ Review OCTOBBR 27, 1921 panying illustration shows only a small part of the flowers sent to this firm by the many friends of its members. On account of the size of the store it was impossible to take a picture showing all the floral offerings. Among the flowers sent from the Alpha Floral Co. were two baskets which were voted the handsomest there and excited much ad- miration. One contained a magnificent array of Premier roses and was the gift of Ihe employees of the store. The other one was a lovely basket of yellow chrysanthemums.
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 22 The Florists^ Review OCTOBBR 27, 1921 panying illustration shows only a small part of the flowers sent to this firm by the many friends of its members. On account of the size of the store it was impossible to take a picture showing all the floral offerings. Among the flowers sent from the Alpha Floral Co. were two baskets which were voted the handsomest there and excited much ad- miration. One contained a magnificent array of Premier roses and was the gift of Ihe employees of the store. The other one was a lovely basket of yellow chrysanthemums. DON'T CASH THESE CHECKS. There have been stolen out of the office of the Rockmont for Flowers, Den- ver, Colo., a number of the firm's checks by a salesman representing the Perfec- tion Rubber Co., of Cleveland, selling a novelty line of balloons to the florists' trade. This person calls himself Allen S. or A. S. Curlett. We have discovered he has cashed two checks so far, making these payable to himself and signing them John Ericson, or John p]nricson. No doubt he will try to cash these checks principally with florists, as he had one cashed in Oklahoma City by a florist. We give this warning, as we do not want to see any more brother flo- rists caught by this man. All checks signed by "Tlie Rockmont, Inc., for Flowers," are signed only V)y Herbert A. Clausen and C. L. Gross. . C. L. Gross. MR. MITTING AGAIN. We wish to warn the readers of The Review of a young fellow nanuMl Ernest Mitting, who is probably now going around defrauding nurserymen and otli- ers. He came to us in August more than a year ago, offering to quote us prices for bulbs, berries and roses. We gave him a list of our wants, but we have not heard from him since. We also gave him the address of a person in Honolulu ?who had asked us for a quotation for 2,000 American roses, 2 years old. He quoted a price and requested this jtarty to remit the amount in full for the roses. We have just received a let
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