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BETTER FRUIT 



February 



A LARGER HOLD 

 FOR HOOKS OH 

 HORSE COLLAR 



TifiTEKt 



BRANS 





AT the left we show 

 our new patented 

 staple and felt reinforc- 

 ing device which prevents 

 the hooks from coming off 

 easily. 



This attachment over- 

 comes a large per cent of 

 trouble formerly experi- 

 enced by pad users. It is 

 the greatest single im- 

 provement on horse collar 

 pads since pads were in- 

 vented, and adds greatly to 

 their long-lasting quality. 

 This form of attachment is 



Found Only On Pads 



^.»v«^ ^/ .w. ..v^ Made By Us 



Dec.'f."i9i4 ^%v^^^ w^S^^^^ Look for it on all pads you 

 Pai'd.iDCanada, \te\\\\vA\\\^iSS;^ buv and rcfusc a substitute. 



April 6, 191S JWSJJPPP**^ ^ 



Ask your dealer for free Tapatco booklet showing Tapatco 

 pads in various colors and containing many valuable emergency 

 horse remedies. If your dealer hasn't this booklet, request him 

 to write us direct for it. 



We also make a complete line of Riding Saddle Pads. 

 Sold by dealers everywhere. 



The American Pad & Textile Co. 



Sat^.oXti Greenfield, Ohio 



NE^V PRO 



SPRAY HOSE 



For Spraying, Painting, Whitewashing, etc. 



PROTECTED 



Red Varieties" as aggregate color. Sec- 

 onded. .Amendment lost. Original mo- 

 tion carried. 



Moved by J. R. Schwartze of Yakima 

 that the minimum color requirements 

 for Extra Fancy apples be as follows: 



Solid Red Varieties 



Aiken Red 75% 



Arkansas Black 75% 



Black Ben Davis 75% 



Gano 75% 



Vanderpool 75% 



Winesap 75% 



Baldwin 50% 



Black Twig 50% 



King David 75% 



Spitzenberg (Esopus) 75% 



Mcintosh Red 50% 



Striped or Partial Red Varieties 



Delicious 66%% 



Stayman 66%% 



Jonathan 66%% 



Kaighn Spitzenberg 66%% 



Ben Davis 50% 



Hubbardston 50% 



Jeniton 50% 



Northern Spy 50% 



Rainier 50% 



Snow 50% 



Wealthy 50% 



York Imperial 50% 



Rome Beauty 50% 



Wagener .50% 



Missouri Pippin 50% 



Gravenstein 25% 



JefTrey 25% 



King of Tompkins Co 25% 



Seconded. 



E. S. Russell of Wenatchee spoke in 

 favor of lowering color requirements 

 of Delicious and again asked for a cau- 

 cus of Delicious growers. He was 

 again ruled out of order by the chair. 



L. J. Blot of Spokane objected to 

 lowering the color requirements of the 

 Baldwin and on behalf of the Spokane 

 district, as the largest shipper of Bald- 

 wins, moved as an amendment that the 

 minimum color required for Baldwin 

 be 75%. The amendment was accepted 

 by Mr. Schwartze as chairman of the 

 Yakima delegation. 



Moved as an amendment by E. S. 

 Russell of Wenatchee that the mini- 

 mum color requirement for Delicious 

 be changed from 66%% to 50%. Sec- 

 onded. Amendment lost. 



LIGHT, STRONG, FLEXIBLE, CAN'T KINK, TW^IST, BURST, 

 COLLAPSE OR CHAFE 



Manufactured by an entirely New Process. 

 The result of 30 years experience. Ask for folder. 



Northwest Representative J. W. GOEBEL, Salem, Oregon 



MULCONROY CO., Inc., PHILADELPHIA Established 1887 



WHEN WRITING ADVERTISERS MENTION ULTTER FRUIT 



CHUBBUCK'S IDEAL 



GOPHER TRAP 



LargiT than runway; 



i aws pull rodent in; 

 catches large or small yophor and holds it. 

 Farmers say it's worth dozen other makes. 



Big sales. Price 50c. If not atyourdealer'swillsend 

 it to you pi)stp.iiii: 2 for 95c; 6 for $J.70: 12 for j'S.lO. 

 Money Kick if vuu are not satisfied. Free circul.irs. 

 E. J. Chubbnck Co., Dept C SaoFrancisco. C»l. 



To the Fruit Growers 



GREETINGS 



Mr. Fnfit Grower — 



In introducing the Downs Gold Medal Peach 

 to the public, I am offering you the best peacli in 

 existence. This has been proved in competition 

 with all the leading varieties at the World's Fair 

 and many other places. It has cost me hundreds 

 of dollars to be able to offer you this great peach 

 and prove its merits, but it will make you money 

 to prove it out for yourself, as it stands without 

 an equal, viewed from any standpoint. Allow me 

 to assure you that if you grow any peaches for 

 any purpose you cannot afford to not grow the 

 Downs Gold Medals. 



PRICES: 



50c each, $5 per dozen, $35 per 100 



Fill further information address 



WARREN DOWNS 



409 So. 7th St. North Yakima, Wash. 



