. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. L'église St-Stephen's, New York, décoré pour un mariage, par Mlle Florence Cadieux, de la Cadicox Co. pour faire des affaires. Comme l'argent a besoin de villes ont augmenté, cependant, de nombreuses villes ont évalué "un impôt sous la forme d'un droit de licence sur les entreprises de la communauté ; il s'applique au matériel marchand, l'habilleur et le ministère store ainsi que le fleuriste et celui-ci n'a aucune plainte particulière, sauf si les frais sont inéquitables. Il y a un autre type de licence, cependant, généralement imposée à la demande et au nom des marchands

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. St. Stephen's Church, New York, Decorated for a Wedding, by Miss Florence Cadieux, of the Cadicox Co. to do business. As the money needs of cities have increased, however, many cities have "assessed a tax in the form of a license fee on the businesses of the community; it applies to the hardware merchant, the clothier and the depart- ment store as well as the florist and the latter has no special complaint unless the fees are inequitable. There is another kind of license, how- ever, usually imposed at the request and in behalf of the merchants who pay taxes year after year—it is to keep out the peddlers and itinerant merchants who are here today and gone tomorrow. Such licenses bear upon the florist in accordance with the character of the business he does; if he has a permanent retail store he is almost certain to ap- prove of them, but if his place is out- side the corporate limits and he is classed among the peddlers he is apt to look upon such restrictions as interfer- ing with the rights of a freeborn Ameri- can citizen. A GIRL'S SUCCESS. Miss Florence Cadieux is only 22 years of age, but she is making a name lor herself in the trade in New York. After serving for two years as artist and decorator for one of the firms on Twenty-eighth street, she set up for 1 crself under the name of the Cadieux '"o. Combined with natural ability as •i- decorator she has the capacity for ob- taining business and putting it through ';|> a successful finish. count of the administratrix shows no assets for distribution. BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENTS. St. Louis, Mo.—The Kelly Floral Co. 'las gone into the hands of a receiver. •Tules Bourdet, F. A. Windier and August Hummert were named apprais- es of the property. The appraisement 'vas made July IG. No report as to the 'issets or liabilities of the company has ''een issued. Fall River, Mass.—J. L. Potter and '. H. Sullivan, commissioners for the ("State of the late G

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