GRIFFITH (Sl turner CO 



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Cook Stove Fruit Drier. 



IT is a little gold mine. No labor you 

 can perform for casii returns pays as 

 well as that of converting wasted fruits 

 into evaporated stock. These products are 

 among the highest priced luxuries in food 

 products. Evaporated peaches, cherries 

 and raspberries. 20 to 25 cents per"pound; 

 apples, pears, blackberries, etc.. 10 to 15 

 cents; all salable to or may be exchanged 

 with your grocer for anything he sells. 

 Recall the Wa.ste of Fresh Frnit.s 

 on the farm or town lot For Seasons 

 Past. Price, 95. 



Strawberry Plants. I RASPBERRIES. 



Varieties Marked «P" Sboold Have 

 Another Perfect Flowerlne 

 Sort Xear Them. 



WE offer a nice stock of Strawberry 

 Plants of all the leading varieties, 

 and at low prices, considering the 

 quality of thfe stock. "We can supply them 

 at short notice, freshly dug and shipped 

 direct from the nurserj-. 



JESSIE. — Mid-season; good size and pro- 

 ductive. 



MCK OHMER.-Mid-season. Fruit large, 

 glossy red. of excellent flavor. 



BEDERWOOD.— Early and of medium 

 size. 



GLE\ M-VRY (Xew).— A very large va- 

 rietj'; larger than Sharpless or any other 

 berry. 



CLYDE.— Fruit large, firm and of light 

 scarlet color. 



LADY FINGER.— A very long berry of 

 beautiful appearance. In season from me- 

 dium to very late. 



BRAXDYWIXE.— Very late; productive; 

 strong grower. 



TEXXESSEE PROLIFIC.-Large, sweet, 

 firm. 



KEXTI CKY.— Medium to late. . 

 GAXDY. — Late. Fine for canning. 

 MIC HEL'S E.%^RLY.— Very early. 

 BI BACH (P. (—Medium to late. 

 TI BBS.— Very early. 

 SHARPLESS.— Old reliable. 

 WILSOX.— Old standard sort. Medium, 

 early. 



CI MBERLAXD. — Medium, very large, 

 juicy, of good flavor. Productive. 



CRIMSOX CLVSTER.- Late. One of the 

 finest yet introduced. 



HOFFM.\X. -Medium size, firm and good 

 quality and productive. 



JOHXSOX'S EARLY.- One of the finest 

 early berries grown. Do not let it get too 

 thick. 



ZEITZER'S EARLY. — For an extra 

 early berry this is best of all. Good ship- 

 per. Very productive for so early a berry. 

 Ahead of Michel's in size and productive- 

 ness. 



PRICE — Any of the above varieties, 

 strong, healthy layers, 25c. per doz.; 75c. 

 per 100; $4 per 1,000. 



Pot Grown Plants will be ready for de- 

 livery after August 1st. Prices for pot- 

 growrv plants are from $3 

 to $4 per hundred, accord- 

 ing to variety. 



K.IXSAS (Black Cap). 



THE fruit is handsome, firm and of fina 

 quality. Its canes are of strong 

 growth, entirely hardy and prolific, 

 with tough, healthy, clean foliage. Its 

 season is about second early — later than 

 Souhegan,, but earlier than Gregg. 75c. 

 per dozen: ip;t..jO per lOO. 



MILLER RED — Fruit size of Cuthbert; 

 bright red; does not fade; core very small; 

 ripens very early; heavy bearer; best ship- 

 per. 75c. per dozen; .$3..50 per 100. 



Ml'XGER.— Resembles Gregg, but much 

 finer. One of the best of the black caps. 

 Perfectly hardy. 75c. per dozen; $3.50 

 per lOO. 



GOLDEX ai EEX. CUTHBERT. OHIO 



AXD SOCHEGAX 50c. per dozen; if.'i.OO 



per 100. 



BLACKBERRIES. 



ELDOR. VDO.— Berries very large; jet 

 black; sweet, melting: no hard core; splen- 

 did keeper and shipper. 75c. per dozen; 

 l$:i.50 per 100. 



ERIE.— Early. 



WILSOX, JR.— Very early 



EARLY HARVEST. 

 LUCRETIA (Dewberry). — As early as Early Harvest and as 

 large as Wilson. Plant is entirely hardy, healthy, strong 

 grower and very productive. 



Any ot the above, 50c. per dozen. If S..50 per lOO. 

 By express. 



CURRANTS. 



CHERRY. 



Per half-dozen $0.60 



Per dozen l.OO 



Per 100 (by express) «.00 



FAY'S PROLIFIC. 



Strong grower, wonderfully productive, 

 and comes to bearing young; fruit large, 

 bright red and good quality. 



Per half-dozen $0.75 



Per dozen (by express) 1.25 



WHITE GRAPE. 



Per half-dozen .$0.«0 



Per dozen l.OO 



Per 100 (by express) 5.00 



Japan Wineberries. 



This fruit is but little known, but should 

 be in every garden. It is wonderfully pro- 

 ductive. 



Per dozen (by express) ?2.00 



GOOSEBERRIES. 



DOWXIXG. 

 Two- Year-Old. 



Per half-dozen. 



Per dozen 1.50 



Per 100 (by express) 5.00 



HOLGHTOX'S SEEDLIXG. 



Per half-dozen $0..">0 



Per dozen l.OO 



Per 100 (by express) 5.00 



JAPAX HARDY ORAXGE. 

 (Citrus Trifoliata.) 



New Hardy Orange. It blooms and fruit.'S 

 profusely in the parks of Philadelphia and 

 New York. To hav§ a fruiting Orange 

 tree in your garden is certainly something 

 to be proud of; its large, white, sweet- 

 scented flowers are produced in the great- 

 e.=t abundance before the fruit appears. 

 AVell adapted for hedges, making a close, 

 compact growth that nothing can pene- 

 trate. Fruit small, bright orange red in 

 color, has a peculiar flavor, fine for pre- 

 serving. 



Three Years Old, By Freight 



ORANGE (Hardy.) 





or Express. 



Per dozen 







Per 100 15.0«> 



For Vegetable and Flowering Plants, See Plant Pages. 



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