. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 90 The Florists^ Review Adoust 1, 1012. KANSAS CITY, MO. Tbe Market. With the closing of July it can be said that the business has been ex- tremely good. We have had an abun- dance of good stock; on the average the quality could not be better. While many firms expected to do only a small busi- ness, the majority are overjoyed to re- port that it was much better than ex- pected. Gladioli continue abundant and of fine quality. Asters are arriving in larger quantities and better quality. We have been able to get carnations of fair quality at our own p
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 90 The Florists^ Review Adoust 1, 1012. KANSAS CITY, MO. Tbe Market. With the closing of July it can be said that the business has been ex- tremely good. We have had an abun- dance of good stock; on the average the quality could not be better. While many firms expected to do only a small busi- ness, the majority are overjoyed to re- port that it was much better than ex- pected. Gladioli continue abundant and of fine quality. Asters are arriving in larger quantities and better quality. We have been able to get carnations of fair quality at our own prices, but as carnations are beginning to show the advance of summer, asters are coming to the front. Boses are entirely gone. Various Notes. Those who have not been able to take vacations enjoy an evening plunge in the surf at the Electric park bathing beach. Tuesday, July 23, following an extremely hot day, found the leading retailers* employees at the beach. Among them were Bay Blessing, Will- iam Miller, S. Miller, W. Miller, Arnold Inski, Henry Kusik, Knowl, E. H. Har- vey and others. The Misses Brunk, Pinkerton and Buegthel, with Boy Blessing and W, Miller, had an enjoya- ble lunch on the grass as a close to the delightful evening. Mr. Jarvis, of Bertermann Bros. Co., of Indianapolis, was our guest for a day recently. George Dysinger, of the Ionia Pot- tery Co., visited us a few days ago. Henry Kusik & Co. have just closed a lease on a store, 22x112, in the new Y. W. C. A. building on McGee street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets. The present quarters have been out- grown. Mr. Kusik says he will carry the largest stock of supplies west of the Mississippi river. Such an establish- ment means much to the rapidly improv- ing southwest. The remodeling of the George M. Kel- logg store is completed and as a whole it is decidedly artistic. A large number of growers were in- vited to Swope park last week. All were much pleased with the planting. Some are advocating an auto
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