. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. NCE dans un certain temps, pas souvent, Dieu merci, vous entendez quelqu'un dit : "J'ai eu une belle et constante du commerce. S'inquiéter au sujet de l'aspect de mon magasin. "Pourquoi devrais-je dépenser beaucoup d'argent juste pour un peu de style ?" l'homme ne lui-même une injustice, sans doute ; il ne veut vraiment payer un peu d'attention à l'apparence de son magasin-qu'il l'a emporté, les fenêtres régulièrement lavés chaque tellement souvent, et des choses plus ou moins maintenu dans l'ordre. Mais, autant que son cerveau occupé sur l'amélioration, il a raison dans sa déclaration, "il devrait s'inquiéter," mais ne^n

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. NCE in a while—not often, thank heaven—you hear a man say, "I've got a nice, steady trade. I should worry about the looks of my store. "Why should I spend a lot of money just for a little style?" The man does himself an injustice, no doubt; he really does pay a lit- tle attention to the appearance of his store—he has it swept regularly, the windows washed every so often, and things kept more or less in order. But so far as busying his brain about im- provement, he is correct in his state- ment, "he should worry, " but does^n't. The Worth of Worry. Of course, as he says, or might say, his cash register never gets rusty. But, on the other hand, it will never wear out with overuse. Its tempo is always moderato. It doesn't play a funeral march—at least, it hasn't yet. How- ever, that joyful, jumpy tune, the "Cash-Register Rag, " is likewise out- side its repertoire—and probably always will be. It would pay him, as it would pay many others, who though they have never put them into words, en- tertain similar senti- ments, to worry a lit- tle about looks. That is, give some serious, searching thought to the subject of "My Store; How It Looks and How It Might Look." You ask why? Well, when you are going along the street, thinking about how rotten business is, or how much like dishrags that last cut of Killarneys looked, or how you might have bowled 200 the night before if you had only had three more strikes, distrib- uted properly; when, I say, .you are thus perambulating in a meditative mood, and something suddenly catches your eye, driving your thoughts thitherward, what is that something? Is it a bum, a work- man, an ordinary business man, or some respectable representative of the modest male? Is it a prim and proper school- ma'am, or a plain and placid female person of fifty? Counsel for the defense will save the witness the bother of a re- ply by answering for him, it is

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