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NOTBMBBB 17, 1004. 



The Weekly Florists' Review, 



J 307 



HAVE YOU TAKEN NOTE OF 

 THE WAY THE STOCK FROM 



POEHLMANN 



SWEPT THE DECK AT ST. LOUS? 



Here is our record at the Great World's Fair Flower SIiow^ where the entries numbered from six 

 to ten in almost every class^ including; entries from the best Cut Flower gfrowers in the United States : 



ROSES 



SIX ENTRIES SIX PREMIUMS. 



1st ON JOO AMERICAN BEAUTIES 



1st ON JOO BRIDESMAID 



tst ON JOO BRIDE 



Jst ON JOO GOLDEN GATE 



Ist ON COLLECTION 8 VARIETIES 



2d ON 100 CHATENAY 



CARNATIONS 



SIX ENTRIES FOUR PREMIUMS. 



J»t ON 50 DEEP PINK LAWSON 



2d ON JOO DEEP PINK LAWSON 



2d ON JOO LIGHT PINK ENCHANTRESS 



3d ON 50 LIGHT PINK ENCHANTRESS 



We entered Wolcott for 50 ivhite and 100 wbite. The Judres preferred Wbite Lawson, The Belle and Lady Bountiful. We erow 

 all tbese. also. 



FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS 



W« siappllAd the stock for 



FIVE ENTRIES FIVE PREMIUMS. 



Jst on vase of JOO mums for effect, WHITE BONNAFFON 



Arranged by F. C. Weber, 8c. Louis. 



Jst on Basket of Roses MME. CHATENAY 



Arranged by F. 0. Weber. St. Louis. 



Jst on Basket of Carnations MRS. LAWSON 



Arranged by W. L. Rock, Kansas City. 



Jst on Tabk Decoration CHATENAY ROSES 



Arranged by Fred H. Rowe. Joliet. 111. 



2d on Vase of JOO, arranged for effect BEAUTIES 



Arranged by F. C. Weber, St. Louis. 



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