AMERICAN F'RUITS 



31 shall be inspected on or about the 1st of 

 October, and stock exported between June 

 1 and September 30 shall be inspected at 

 the time of packing. 



Nursery stock from countries which do 

 not maintain nursery stock inspection will 

 be admited into the United States only for 

 experimental purposes and in limited quan- 

 tities under special permit through ports 

 designated therein. (See regulation 5.) 

 Such nursery stock shall not be delivered to 

 the importer or consignee until it has been 

 examined by an inspector of the Depart- 

 ment of Agriculture and found to be free 

 from plant disease and insect pests: Provid- 

 ed, however. That nursery stock which, in 

 the judgment of the Federal Horticutlural 

 Board, can be cleaned by disinfection or 

 other treatment may be delivered to the im- 

 porter, consignee, or agent for the proper 

 care and treatment thereof upon the filing 

 of a voluntary bond, with approved sureties 



18 5 7-1914 



BR AGG'S 



COMMON SENSE 



TREE DIGGER 



Digger gets all the roots at the rate of 20 to 

 40 thousand trees per day, and only needs 

 same power as plow. 



Kepairs always on hand. Send for Catalogue 



L. G. BRAGG & CO. 



Kalamazoo, Nich. 



Mention ^'American Fruits" Year Book 

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