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BETTER FRUIT 



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Not Too Late Yet 



If you have been delayed in securing your trees for 

 spring planting we call your attention to the following 

 list, which we have in one-year trees, clean, healthy and 

 O. K. in all respects: 



APPLES 



Y. N. Pippin Winesap Orenco 

 Spitzenberg Stayman Winesap Baldwin 



Jonathan Grimes Golden King 



Rome Beauty Winter Banana Red Cheek Pippin 

 And many other good varieties 

 CHERRIES 

 Bing Black Republican 



Lambert Black Tartarian 



Royal Ann Late Duke 



PEACHES 



Admiral Dewey Mamie Ross 

 Early Crawford Muir 

 Late Crawford Lovell 

 Elberta Banner 

 Early Charlotte Champion 



And many others just as good 



WALNUTS 



Vrooman Franquette, guaranteed Second Genera- 

 tion. The most successful walnut for the entire Pacific 

 Coast. Literature free. 



Full supply of Shade Trees, Rose Bushes, small 

 fruits, etc. Assure yourself satisfaction by patronizing 

 the biggest and best equipped nursery in the West. 



OREGON NURSERY COMPANY 



ORENCO, OREGON 



Early Richmond 

 May Duke 

 And others 



Foster 

 Gillingham 

 Imperial 

 Orange Cling 



"Northwest" 

 Trees Are Best 



"Northwest" 

 Trees Are Best 



If you are intending to plant Apples, 

 Pears, Cherries, Plums, Apricots, Prunes, 

 Strawberries, Grapes or anything in the 

 nursery line this coming Spring, insist on 

 getting "Northwest" trees. We have all 

 the leading varieties and every tree true 

 to name. Place your order with us and 

 you will get none but the best. Do it Now. 



Northwest 



Nursery Company 



G. E. MEARS, Manager 



N urseries .■ Mabton and North Yakima. 



Main Office: North Yakima, Washington. 



We want a few more salesmen. 



three miles of sixty-inch inverted syphon 

 in the main canal from the Sinlahekin 

 source of supply, while the water from 

 Toats Coulee Creek will be delivered to 

 the main canal of the project with about 

 three miles of inverted syphon of the 

 same size. 



An unusual feature of this enterprise is 

 a provision of the contract with the land 

 owners which provides that all land when 

 sold by the company will be provided 

 with a perpetual water right, subject only 

 to the necessary maintenance charges per 

 acre, on the plan adopted by the federal 

 government under all its reclamation 

 projects, and the irrigation company 

 assumes all risks for damages from the 

 breaking of ditches or any other con- 

 tributory cause until the project shall be 

 turned over to a water users' association. 

 The charge for water until the land of 



HIGHEST QUAL/Ty 



Send for our handsome 104-page catalog 

 Ittells about the right stock for this Coast, it 

 iscompiled and written by a man who knows. 

 His twenty years' experience heie enables 

 hi in to do this and do it right. Some Eastern 

 catalogs are more elaboi-ate, but they are 

 E.istern ^ides, not Western. Understondi 



ROUTLEDGE SEED & FLORAL CO. 



the company is disposed of is fixed at $2 

 per acre per annum, and the whole pro- 

 ject is one which should appeal to people 

 desiring home tracts for fruit culture. 

 One especially attractive feature is the 

 fact that the village of Loomis, at one 

 end of the project, is a town of substan- 

 tial size and modern development, with 

 churches and schools, and such other 

 surroundings as to make it a desirable 

 place of residence. 



The chief promoter and managing 

 director of the company is A. M. Dewey 

 of Spokane. Mr. Dewey is also vice 

 president of the Spokane, Portland and 

 Northern Railway Company and the 

 Okanogan Electric Railway, two enter- 

 prises just about to start construction 

 work and which will afford transporta- 

 tion to the district in which this irriga- 

 tion project is located. Mr. Dewey is 

 also well known in Eastern Washington 

 as a mining man, being general manager 

 of the Q. S. Mining Company, operating 

 a copper property right at the Blue Lake 

 reservoir of the Okanogan Irrigation and 

 Improvement Company. — Contributed. 



Almost the whole world knows of 

 Hood River as a place that produces 

 the best fruits, and all of Hood River 

 Valley should know, and could know, 

 that there is one place in- Hood River, 

 under the firm name of R. B. Bragg & 

 Co., where the people can depend on get- 

 ting most reliable dry goods, clothing, 

 shoes and groceries at the most reason- 

 able prices that are possible. Try it. 



A BARGAIN.— The Bean Spray Pump Company 

 have one of their 1910 model Giant power 

 sprayers at the Wasliington State College at Pull- 

 man, Washington. This machine has been in use 

 there for demonstration purposes, but has never 

 had anything but water pumped through it. It has 

 been overhauled and put in first-class condition and 

 is for sale at a bargain. This company can also 

 make prompt shipments of 1911 model Giant power 

 sprayers out of Spokane, Washington. For further 

 particulars address Bean Spray Pump Company, 

 San Jose, California. 



CHANTECLER 



COLONY 

 COOP 



A BOY CAN BUILD IT 

 The best all-season coop in the world. 

 Warmest in winter — coolest in summer: per- 

 fectly ventilated; moisture never collects 

 inside. Easily cleaned and sprayed in every 

 part. Convenient size to be carried by two 

 men or moved on runners. Chickens should 

 have frequent change of ground, so as to 

 avoid soil contamination. In the Chantecler 

 Colony Coop chickens are properly housed, 

 fed, cared for and trap-nested, thus insuring 

 accurate records for laying and breeding pur- 

 poses. This coop can be built by anyone, 

 from blueprint plan and specification. We 

 refund money if not as represented. Write 

 today for literature. 



Complete Plans ^nddjirj 

 Specifications vp-l-Vj 



Chantecler Poultry Farm 



.310 East loth South 

 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 



FOR SALE — Day-old chicks from Chante- 

 cler Colony Coop, trap-nested S. C. Rhode 

 Island Reds, 50 cents each. 



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