Stanley Prune 
See Back Cover. 
BARGAIN No. 19 
Burbank 
Waneta 
Hall 
Prune 
Profitable 
Italian Prune J t V n 
Plum of the Pacific Coast and 
Northwest. Can be grown and will 
produce wonderful crops in any 
state where Plums are grown. Good 
sized purple Plum. Very good for 
canning and ideal for drying; un¬ 
excelled for home use. Flesh juicy 
and delicious. Ripens in September. 
Hall Prune New 
York Experiment Station, and is 
recommended by them as being one 
of their best new Plums. Hall is a 
cross between Golden Drop and 
Grand Duke, two of the largest and 
handsomest European Plums, but is 
better in flesh and quality. The 
fruits are so handsome and well 
flavored that they will sell on any 
market. The tree is nearly perfect. 
This is one of the best of the New 
York Experimental Station’s new 
plums. 
German Prune £, a a r * % 
purple, sweet. One of the best for 
commercial planting. Excellent for 
drying and canning. Ripens in 
September. 
Plums are hardy and grow vigorously in nearly all sections, succeeding 
on any medium fertile soil. The market for Plums is never over-stocked, 
so that good, profitable returns are assured. Plant 16 to 18 feet apart. 
Rfirhank Fruit l ar S e an< ^ excellent quality; cherry'red, with lilac 
DUI ISO 11 ft bloom. Tree hardy, and heavy yielder. Ripens in August. 
(Green Gage). Large, yellow'green, juicy, melt' 
ing, sugary and delicious. Because of its rich 
flavor, one of the best for eating and canning. Ripens quite late. Very 
hardy and productive. 
Fruit is very attractive, large, 
and rich yellow in color. Wonderful for canning. 
Bears a large crop, even when the trees are quite young. 
Const Medium to large size purple 
WQKQ Plum, with purple flesh full of 
rich juice of fine flavor. Ripens in July. 
Very fine for canning. Bears next year 
after planting. Bears heavy regular crops. 
Does well anywhere — North, 
South, East, West. 
Reine Claude 
Fdd The best yehow Plum. 
T wllUW LtKK and rich vellow in c 
Underwood Bears im " 
mense crops 
of large red Plums of fine quality. 
Ripens in August. Very hardy. 
Fruit firm, juicy flesh, very small 
pit, freestone. 
Waneta 
Our most popular 
Plum. Generally 
bears next year after planting. 
Fruit is very large, reddish purple, 
good quality. Ripens in August. 
Planted all over America. Very 
hardy and rapid grower. 
Underwood 
FOUR PLUM TREES 
Your choice ony four varie¬ 
ties listed. All 2-yr., 7 to 
9/16", 3 Vi- to 4 Vz-ft. 
trees. 
$2.25 
Net, 
Not Prepaid 
PRICES OF PLUM TREES: 
Burbank, Hall Prune, Stanley Prune, Reine Claude, 
Yellow Egg. , 
2-yr., 7/16 in., 3^2-4^ ft. trees. /••••••• -* 0,75 
Burbank, German Prune, Italian Prune, Reine Claude, 
Sapa, Underwood, Waneta and Yellow Egg. 
2-yr., 9/16 in., 4-4}£ ft. trees..• • • • • * 85 
German Prune, Italian Prune, Sapa, Underwood and 
2-yr ,“special SUPER SIZE, 11/16 in. and up..... ■ •95 J 2.70 8.00 
Five or more trees of single variety at the 10 rate. SPECIAL DISCOUNIS I OR AL . 
CASH WITH ORDER. See page 3. 
Each 
#0.75 
► 
3 
#2.00 
10 
#6.00 
.85 
l 
2.40 
7.00 
.95 
2.70 
8.00 
EXTRA DISCOUNTS ON EARLY ORDERS. SEE PAGE 3. 
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