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TEXAS CENTENNIAL 
TOPAZ. (2-3) Patent No. 300. A new yellow with ex¬ 
quisitely shaped buds, most of them slightly larger than 
those of the Cecile Brunner or "Sweetheart Rose," which 
open to starry sixty-petalled flowers on a low bush, 
covered with blooms throughout the season. Topaz 
might aptly be called the "Golden Sweetheart" Rose. 
$1.25 each, 3 for $3.15. 
TRIOMPHE ORLEANAIS. (2) Slightly fragrant cherry-red 
blooms of large size, borne in medium size clusters on 
a strong stem. 
VERDUN. (2) Vivid carmine-red blooms of large size for 
a Polyantha; ever-blooming. 
WHITE CHATILLON. (2) A white sport of Chatillon. The 
blooms are suggestive of apple blossoms, having a 
tinge of pink edging the flower. 
YVONNE RABIER. (1) White blooms with a slight tinge 
of green. The flowers are medium size and last very 
v/ell. At times a sulphur cast is noticed at the base 
of the petals. The rich green foliage is glossy and 
abundant. 
Hybrid Perpetual Roses 
50 cents each 
Except where priced otherwise. 
AMERICAN BEAUTY. (4) A famous old Hybrid Perpet¬ 
ual Rose which has been extensively used under glass 
for florists. Large buds of crimson-carmine, opening to 
full-double, deliciously fragrant flowers on very long 
strong stems. One of the most profuse bloomers in this 
class. 
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