. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. Spese di spedizione le corone artificiali da Penn, Boston, 29 maggio per il Memorial Day. Quest. Dobbiamo ricordare che le nostre idee e di ideali e principi di business e i metodi commerciali per fare un onesto vivere può essere completamente diverso, e generalmente sono completamente diversi da quelli dei nostri concorrenti, e ancora ogni,. Funerale corona di fiori di primavera dal seme di Livingston Co., Columbus, O. nel suo modo di fare, è seguendo la propria coscienza e dal suo modo di pensare è assolutamente giusto. Conseguen- temente, siamo obbligati a guardare le cose da altri compagni di viewp

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Shipping Artificial Wreaths from Penn's, Boston, May 29, for Memorial Day. quest. We must remember that our ideas, ideals, business principles and business methods to make an honest living may be entirely different, and generally are entirely different from those of our competitors, and still each, . Funeral Wreath of Spring Flowers by the Livingston Seed Co., Columbus, O. in his way of doing, is following his own conscience, and from his way of thinking is absolutely right. Conse- quently, we are obliged to view things from the other fellow's viewpoint, so that we can be fair with him and not put him in an embarrassing position, which would force him to a hasty de- cision either to forsake his business or forsake the association to which he belongs. "You must remember if you wish to hold the organization together, we must first make a study of the conditions under which we exist, that is, the source from which we receive our reve- nue, the fields that we work in. Some of us may sell strictly to the home trade, some may sell to the under- takers, some may make a specialty of department store trade, some may be working other fields that have taken years to develop and with which they are thoroughly familiar, and for whiA they have specially fitted themselves. All these things must be thought of and it would not be wise or right un- der the present conglomeration of in- terests to make plans that would crip- ple or curtail a man's business. If we wish to hold this organization together we must create a spirit in the organiza- tion that we can all feel that we need not fear for our business life. *' Everything that is attempted should be along educative lines and in a sug- gestive way, as our interests are so varied that it is almost impossible to benefit one without hurting another. That which would be most beneficial to one would be antagonistic to another, so, until we can meet on a more equal plane, which can be bro

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