. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. 40 Die Rorists^ Review September 1. Avenue 1921, unter der "L"-Station, und hat sich einen guten Ruf für kurzfristige Arbeiten, die es ermöglicht hat, die ihn in einer Nachbarschaft, wo Floristen sind zahlreich, um zu gedeihen. A.W. Stollery, Sohn von Georg Stollery, hat eine Partnerschaft in der Zustellung von Paketen für North Side Business Häuser zu engagieren. Seine Erfahrung in der Lieferung Abteilung der Stollery Bros, wird ihn in guten stead dienen. Die serv-Eis wird der Name von Uptown von Chi-cago Paketversand tragen, als einer der ersten die neuen Titel anzunehmen

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 40 The Rorists^ Review September 1. 1921 avenue, under the "L" station, and has built up a reputation for short-notice work which has enabled him to thrive in a neighborhood where florists are numerous. A. W. Stollery, son of George Stollery, has entered a partnership to engage in the delivery of parcels for north side business houses. His experience in the delivery department of Stollery Bros, will serve him in good stead. The serv- ice will bear the name of Uptown Chi- cago Parcel Delivery, being one of the first to adopt the new title given to the north shore business district from Wil- son to Argyle. Last week 100 business men on the upj)er north side formed the Uptown Chicago Exposition Association, to can-y out the plans for a north side exposition patterned on the Pageant of Progress, which Herman Dieu Schiller laid before them. Mr. Schiller was elected presi- dent of the association and George Stol- lery was chosen a director. Tuesday evening, August 23, the A. L. Randall Co. girls gave a dinner party in honor of Miss Margaret Alther, who will become the bride of Ed Jacob Sep- tember 14. The bride-to-be was pre- sented with a beautiful silver water pitcher. N. J. Wietor says he never has seen a stronger call for field-grown carna- tion plants that there is this season. Last week his firm offered Mrs. Ward in a 5-line ad in The Review. The paper was mailed Thursday and Satur- day the telegrams began to arrive. By Monday they had sold out, over 10, 000 plants. It cost 90 cents for the ad. Fred Price took up his new connec- tion August 21 with Peter Reinberg, Inc., where he has a stockholder's inter- est and the title of assistant manager. Charles I>ne reports the arrival of the first gentians. They always sell well, as blue flowers are scarce at this season. Edward Mallinson has lieen vacation- ing on the installment ])lan this sum- mer, but will be back at Fleischman's September 6 readv for a busy seas

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