FRUIT —Healthful and Delicious Food 
APPLES 
PEACHES for Canning, 
Market and Eating 
DARK RED DELICIOUS. Superior to the old Delicious. Is 
the King of all apples. Beautiful all red color, full of juice and 
a wonderful keeper. 
JONATHAN. A wonderful apple for this section. Color deep 
red. A fine eating apple. 
GRIMES GOLDEN. The golden yellow winter apple. We don't 
have to tell you how fine this apple is. 
YELLOW TRANSPARENT. A July apple of exceptional merit. 
Yellow color. Sweet and juicy. 
EARLY HARVEST. Another fine July apple. Color pale 
yellow. 
MAIDEN BLUSH. An old favorite. Pale yellow with crimson 
cheek. Medium size. 
STAYMAN’S RED WINESAP. 
An improved Winesap. Excel' 
lent for market, cider and eating. 
YELLOW DELICIOUS. Same as 
its fine parent, only golden yel- 
low color. 
TRANSCENDENT CRAB AP¬ 
PLE. Complete your orchard 
with a few crab apples. They’re 
mighty fine. 
AH These Fine 
Apples—2-Yr., 
3- to 5-Ft. Size 
ONLY 
35c 
■V 
EACH 
3 for $1.00 
10 for $2.75 
We list only the hardy and sure bearing varieties. 
EARLY ELBERTA. Considered by many the best early yellow 
peach. Hardier than Elberta. Productive, freestone. 
J. H. HALE. One week earlier than Elberta. Freestone, red 
blush over yellow. Large excellent flavor. 
HEATH CLING. The large creamy white clingstone. Excel¬ 
lent quality. Fine keeper. 
LATE ELBERTA. An old standby. Freestone, large yellow 
with red cheek. 
GOLDEN JUBILEE. New! Enormous golden yellow peach 
with red blush. As hardy as Elberta and much earlier. Free¬ 
stone. 
POLLY. The most delicious hardy peach. Fruit is large, 
creamy white, overlaid with deep red blush. Freestone. 
ARCHIAS’ MISSOURI PRIDE. A well known peach in this section, 
has proven itself to be the largest and finest hardy freestone. Ripens 
Elberta. You’ll like it. 
PEACHES "S- 
ONLY 
25c 
EACH 
5 for $1.00 
Strong, 2-Yr. 
Trees. 
10 for $2.45 J* 
Archias’ Missouri Pride 
10 to 14 days ahead of 
Hardy, Productive CHERRIES 
•S. 
Cherries bear lots of fine fruit even S' 
when young, and year after year 
they pay a big return on your in¬ 
vestment. 
A Good Cherry Orchard 
Always Pays 
MONTMORENCY. The most large¬ 
ly planted of the sour varieties. 
Fruit is a beautiful red. "V. 
EARLY RICHMOND. A fine early 
sour variety. Fruit is medium size, 
dark red; tender. 
ENGLISH MORELLO. Extra late. Ripens in July and pro¬ 
duces a large crop of dark, blackish red fruit. 
Special On 
These Three 
Popular 
Varieties, 
2-Yr. Size— 
49c 
EACH 
3 for $1.45 
PEARS 
Offers on this page 
are not postpaid. See 
Second Green Page 
for Parcel Post rates 
if wanted by Mail, 
otherwise we will 
ship Express or 
Freight. 
Plant Pears 18 to 20 feet apart and it’s necessary to 
more than one variety so they can cross pollenize. 
BARTLETT. Summer Pear. Large rich golden yellow with 
a soft blush. Fine for shipping and canning. 
SECKEL. One of the richest and 
highly flavored Pears. An ex¬ 
cellent dessert. Ripens Sep¬ 
tember and October. 
KIEFFER. The best known and 
most widely planted winter 
Pear. Rich golden color. 
SPRAY YOUR 
FRUIT TREES 
Lime-Sulphur, Arse¬ 
nate of Lead, Bordeaux, 
Calcium Arsenate, Red 
Arrow, Nicotine, etc. 
See page 27. It Pays to 
Spray. Write for FREE 
CHART. 
Special 
Fine 2-Year 
Trees 
45c 
EACH 
3 for $1.25 
BERRY BOXES 
CRATES, BAS¬ 
KETS, AND 
FRUIT 
PACKAGES 
Best Made— 
Get Our Prices. 
We Save You 
Money! 
Archias' 
Missouri 
Pride Peach 
HARDY PLUMS 
Plums are natives of this section and should be more 
abundantly planted. Plums are healthful, an excellent food 
and a profitable market crop. 
SAPA. Excellent home and market variety. Purplish black 
fruit and rich purple meat. Juicy. 
WANETA. A very large Plum. Deep red 
color with yellow flesh. A delicious flavor. 
GERMAN PRUNE. 
Vigorous, heavy 
producing Plum. 
Fine for eating and 
market. Medium 
size, purplish black, 
juicy. 
SHROPSHIRE DAM¬ 
SON. Excellent 
canning Plum. Bears every year in great 
abundance. 
Mammoth Victoria 
RHUBARB ROOTS 
Plant a crop early and pick it fresh from your 
own garden next spring. A single planting will 
last for many years. 
Large Roots, postpaid, 2 for 25c; 6 for 60c; 
12 for $1.00. Not postpaid, 25 for $2.00; 
50 for $3.25; 100 for $5.95._ 
TO ORCHARDISTS AND LARGE 
PLANTERS 
We will be glad to quote you SPECIAL 
PRICES on your Fruit Tree needs. Just send 
us your list stating quantities of each variety 
and size Trees wanted. We can give you some 
very attractive prices. 
Special 
Plum Trees, 
ONLY 
39c 
EACH 
3 for $1.10 
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A. B. MORSE COMPANY. HORTICULTURAL PRINTERS. ST. JOSEPH. MICH. 
