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Lakeview Ponds, Mt. Airy, Cincinnati— 1892-1936 
Forty-Fourth Year 
Our World’s Fair Display Pool 
was Admired by Thousands 
Win Your Garden Club Prize with a Century of Progress Collection. 
This picture shows our 40-foot Formal Brick 
Pool in the garden of the Brick House, 
Modern Homes Group at the Century of 
Progress, Chicago World’s Fair. It was 
visited and admired by more people than 
any other pool at the Fair. 
L akeview ponds was an 
official exhibitor in the 
Modern Homes Group at 
the Century of Progress World’s 
Fair in 1933 and 1934. Our mag¬ 
nificent Formal Pool was ad¬ 
mired by OVER SIX MILLION 
visitors. It was photographed 
thousands of times. 
We now offer specimens of the 
same varieties of Goldfish, Water 
Lilies and Aquatic Plants which 
we exhibited in this pool. In 
honor of the Fair we call them 
our “Century of Progress Collec¬ 
tions.” We have divided our ex¬ 
hibit into four collections so 
that owners of small or medium¬ 
sized pools can now secure a 
part of our memorable exhibit. 
CENTURY OF PROGRESS 
WATER LILY COLLECTION No. LC5 
This collection consists of one of each 
variety of the Water Lilies used in our 
Display Pool at the Century of Progress. 
HARDY LILIES 
Gladstone.(White) 
James Brydon.(Red) 
Chromatella.(Gold) 
Commanche.(Apricot) 
TROPICAL LILIES 
Juno, Night Blooming .(White) 
Frank Trelease, Night Blooming.. (Red) 
Mrs. Pring.(White) 
Blue Beauty.(Blue) 
Collection No. LC5, 
Prepaid in U. S.. 
$ 
.95 
NOTE—These Hardy Lilies and 
Tropical Lilies may be had in separ¬ 
ate collections as follows: 
CENTURY OF PROGRESS 
GOLDFISH COLLECTION No. GC6 
Thirty-six assorted Goldfish of seven 
Species, with two or more of each of the 
kinds we exhibited at the Century of 
Progress Chicago World’s Fair. All 
choice medium sized fish (4-5"). These 
lish make a beautiful assortment for 
any size pool, and can produce many 
babies each year. 
10 Selected Common Goldfish, 4-5". 
6 Choice Comets, 4-5". 
6 Choice Sliubunkins, 4-5". 
2 Choice Nymphs, 4-5". 
6 Choice Japanese Fantails, 4-5". 
2 Choice Calico Fantails, 4". 
4 Choice Chinese Moors, 4". 
6 Tadpoles, 6 Black Ramshorn Snails, 
6 Japanese Snails, 6 Water Hya¬ 
cinths, 2 Shipping Cans. 
36 Fish, 18 Scavengers, 6 Water Hya¬ 
cinths—Total, 60 items (Value, $13.40). 
Special Collection price 
F. O. B. Cincinnati. Ship- 
ment by Express. f 
4 Hardy Lilies as above. 
Collection No. LC6, 
Postpaid in U. S. 
4 Tropical Lilies as above. 
Collection No. TLC4, 
Prepaid in U. S. 
CENTURY OF PROGRESS 
AQUATIC PLANT COLLECTION No.PC4 
This choice group of pool plants in¬ 
cludes specimens of all the varieties of 
water plants (except Water Lilies) used 
in our display pool at Chicago. The col¬ 
lection consists of 36 choice plants, 
enough for a medium or large pool. 
3 Water Cannas, 3 Umbrella Palms, 
6 Assorted Bog Plants, 3 Bunches of 
Parrot Feather, 6 Water Poppies, 2 
Water Lettuce, 1 Creeping Water Hya¬ 
cinth, 12 Floating Water Hyacinths. 
(Value, $6.30.) 
Special Collection No. PC4, 
Postpaid in U. S. 
Rock Garden Plants 
M ANY Goldfish Pools the built as a part of, or 
in conjunction with, a Rock Garden, and in¬ 
deed these two forms of Gardening do blend 
most harmoniously in certain settings. We offer 
some of the best species of small hardy plants suit¬ 
able for growing among rocks, in a rock garden, or 
around the edge of your pool. 
7 ASSORTED ROCK PLANTS, 
Our Selection.$1.00 
Collections of Rock Garden Plants 
2 each of 7 kinds of Rock Plants (Tagged). 
| Our selection. 
Collection No. R1. 
Postpaid in U. S. 
| 2 each of 14 kinds of Rock Plants (Tagged). 
| Our selection. 
i Collection No. R2. 
Postpaid in U. S. 
50 assorted Rock Plants in 15 or more 
1 varieties (Tagged). Our Selection. 
Collection No. R3. 
Prepaid in U. S. 
$2-io 
$3.ss 
$ 6 -50 
This photograph shows a beautiful Pool well planted with lovely 
Water Lilies and built in a most charming Natural setting. The high 
ground to the right has been converted into a very fine Rock Garden. 
Gardening such as this wins the praise of all visitors and we con¬ 
gratulate the owners, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Myers, of Boone, Iowa, 
on their splendid accomplishment. 
