. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. . ,,V' ; - ' ?.. ? &Gt ;•. 14, 1922 DeCHMBBB^ Les Fleuristes L'examen 39 STORE UNE PAGE DE CONSEILS ET AIDE POUR LE FLEURISTE AU DÉTAIL. FISCHER DU NOUVEAU MAGASIN. À Atlantic City. Trois côtés de l'entreprise de Charles L. Fischer, d'Atlantic City, N. J., sont .indiqué sur les illustrations sur ce et l&155;40 et 41 à l'extérieur, l'en- côté et une partie de la côté de plus en plus. Ce trio, dans les paroles de M. Fischer lui-même, "vous donnera une idée de ce que le magasin ressemble." Le magasin en question est M. Fischer du tout nouvel établissement à 1622 Paci

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. . , , v'; - '?..? >•. DeCHMBBB 14, 1922 The Florists^ Review 39 THE RETAIL STORE A PAGE OF HINTS AND HELPS FOR THE RETAIL FLORIST. FISCHER'S NEW STORE. At Atlantic City. Three sides of the business of Charles L. Fischer, of Atlantic City, N. J., are .shown in the illustrations on this and l>ages 40 and 41—the outside, the in- side and part of the growing side. This trio, in the words of Mr. Fischer himself, "will give an idea as to what the store looks like." The store in question is Mr. Fischer's brand-new establishment at 1622 Pacific avenue, Atlantic City. In addition to this, Mr. Fischer has greenhouses at 27 North Kentucky avenue. Looking from the outside of the store in, one immediately gets the im- pression that he will see something worth looking at, should he l)ut enter. There is a simplicity about the front and entrance that attracts. Note the window box picturesquely placed above the display window, in the illustration on page 40. "A Thing of Beauty." Let's open the door and go in. What does one see? Straight, artistic lines, exemplified in the beams along the coil- ing, in the arrangement of jilants along the eenter of the store, in the ])lacing of the desks and work table, in the floor that appears orderly in its area of neat, perfect squares, and in the arrangement of the indirect ligliting units. And the experienced eye will at once notice the pleasant appearance of the refrigerator and its capacity and finish. The dimensions of the store are about 25x60. All the fixtures, as well as the beams and wall moldings, are of oak, finished with silver gray wax. This finish, according to Mr. Fischer, makes an exceedingly serviceable and beauti- ful effect; it is brought out to good advantage by contrast with the walls, which are tinted a light tan, the ceiling being of ivory finish. The floor of the store is of linotile, dark gray blocks, eight inches square, with black inter- lining s

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