. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. 50c, $40.00 pour chaque 100 7SI HENRY BUILDING Dagger Fougères, 2,00 $, 2,50 $ Huckleberry looo Telegraph si vous voulez que la vitesse. Nous allons rapidement. fort, 12x12x50, pack complet, SEATTLE FERN &AMP ; MOSS Correspondance de l'entreprise sollicitée. 213S Western Ave., SEATTLE, lavage. d'azalées à Portland et, sans aucun doute, ils peuvent être fiers d'avoir de tels valu- en mesure intellectuelle, comme l'embargo sur les im- portations. Thp Smith Boutique de fleur montre quelques beaux Laddie et cette semaine, pas Conoluded (à la page 148.) Seattle, se laver. Le marché. ^ la lumière de la demande, avec peu de stocks, a donné satisfaction la

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 50c each, $40.00 per 100 7SO HENRY BUILDING Dagger Ferns, $2.00 looo Huckleberry, $2.50 Telegraph if you want speed. WE'LL HURRY. box, 12x12x50, full pack, SEATTLE FERN & MOSS COMPANY Correspondence Solicited. 213S Western Ave., SEATTLE, WASH. of azaleas in Portland and, no doubt, they can be proud of having such valu- able property, since the embargo on im- portations. Thp Smith Flower Shop is showing some fine Laddie this week and, no (Conoluded on page 148.) SEATTLE, WASH. The Market. ^ light demand, with short stocks, proved satisfactory last week. Since none of the retailers had stocked up heavily in anticipation of the New Year's demand, the stock was cleaned up in good order and cut flowers were generally scarce. New Year's buyers divided their interests between cut flow- ers and x>otted plants, mums and roses being the favorites in the former class and cyclamens and ferns the leaders in the latter. Potted hyacinths and tulips are com- ing to hand more freely all the time. Unfavorable weather conditions have held back primroses, so that offerings are not so good as might be desired. A few good examples of potted pompons and genistas are showing also. There was a light supply of mums left for New Year's day, but a considerable number of these were of good grade and everything of this description cleaned up easily at top prices. There has been an increase in the cut of orchids, although nothing great, and valley is in oversupply. Bouvardias and euphorbias are common. Various Notes. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richardson are re- ceiving the congratulations of the entire trade over the birth, December 30, of an 81/4-pound daughter, who has been named Edith Mae, in honor of her pa- ternal aunt. Both mother and daughter are reported as progressing splendidly. Melby's Flower Shop enjoyed a good run on potted plants the end of last week. The window display space in this shop has been replaced by a bank of shelves. Rosaia Br

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