. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. "I I'l .. 1 Flowers in RemembrtiHre of ' MOTHER'S DAY I Inn en dflitrrrJ , >>. Cjiiailj vr ibr I Suite, uiiliiii a irv iipur- bt iHrgrapb. mail "? Innz ditlanrr irlrpLonr. Ur kill, oiliPr. ifi lo rolluw in < iduaivs 4»if« worV iiij ilMutoiia**. Price's Flower "SHioppe*' ^; i( rut llrmv On Mother^s Dtiy— Ui Thii Bf ram ROYAL FLOWER STORE , V It n,-i Itionr HrfMt IWT ; Km? !-. Ti. W. H. GRAY ri«n-i. liundi--. nm Btantifml ftwrt. Dm/fitJi/f. Csma/iOMt, 7m//pt. flnttumg Plamts. Rtt. This Ty
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. "I I'l .. 1 Flowers in RemembrtiHre of ' MOTHER'S DAY I Inn en dflitrrrJ , >>. Cjiiailj vr ibr I Suite, uiiliiii a irv iipur- bt iHrgrapb. mail "? Innz ditlanrr irlrpLonr. Ur kill, oiliPr. ifi lo rolluw in < iduaivs 4»if« worV iiij ilMutoiia**. Price's Flower "SHioppe*' ^; i( rut llrmv On Mother^s Dtiy— Ui Thii Bf ram ROYAL FLOWER STORE , V It n,-i Itionr HrfMt IWT ; Km? !-. Ti. W. H. GRAY ri«n-i. liundi--. nm Btantifml ftwrt. Dm/fitJi/f. Csma/iOMt, 7m//pt. flnttumg Plamts. Rtt. This Type of Co-operative Advertisement Is Still Popular In Some Places. it offered an opportunity to study in- stallation such as one seldom has and an analysis of some of its principal fea- tures should be instructive. The most evident fault, in the great exhibition referred to above, was that of overcrowding. There was material enough used to fill comfortably a space twice as large as that at the disposal of the society. The halls were so filled with wonderful plants and flowers there was little room left for the crowds of people who came to see them. During the popular visiting hours it became evident that the spaces left for aisles were inadequate and too restricted for convenient passing. The inference to be drawn is obvious; overcrowding of the exhibition spaces should be avoided, not only as detrimental to the exhibits, as such, but also out of consideration for the comfort of visitors who come to study and to As the orchids were made the dom- inant feature of the exhibition, their installation demands first attention. A spacious hall, the dimensions of which are about 50x70 feet, with a lofty ceil- ing, and lighted from high windows on two sides, contained the principal ex- hibit. The supply of plants and flowers seemed inexhaustible, in quality, con- dition and variety unsurpassable, and an unsparing hand controlled the ex- pense of installation. A more extraor-
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