. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Feast's Oil Paintin g Poster. Another telegraph display window was that arranged by the Miller Floral Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, last year, which is shown on a following page. The center of attraction is the figure of Dan Cupid bursting through a large heart and pointing with his finger to the spot on the window pane where a num- ber of ribbons meet. The ends of these ribbons are fastened to slips of card- board pasted on the pane, each slip bearing the name of an important city. The idea conveyed, of course, was that heart messages could be sent t
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Feast's Oil Paintin g Poster. Another telegraph display window was that arranged by the Miller Floral Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, last year, which is shown on a following page. The center of attraction is the figure of Dan Cupid bursting through a large heart and pointing with his finger to the spot on the window pane where a num- ber of ribbons meet. The ends of these ribbons are fastened to slips of card- board pasted on the pane, each slip bearing the name of an important city. The idea conveyed, of course, was that heart messages could be sent to any- body anywhere. This was further brought out by several telegrams in the window, which read: "To any florist, anywhere in the United States of America. Deliver Val- entine flowers to Miss Anybody, Any street, Any city; card to read Mr. Any- body. Amount $ . "Miller Floral ; Be Original. Bertcrmann Bros. Co., at Indian- apolis, Ind., secured considerable pub- licity by the advertisement which ap-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Chicago : Florists' Pub. Co
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