We have some surplus, both American and French 
grown. All grades for grafting and budding. 
IMPORTED FRUIT TREE 
STOCKS 
Now arriving—Cherry, Pear and Plum Stocks 
ALL GRADES 
Piece and Whole Root ORDER QUICKLY 
Also a complete line of General Nursery Stock; 
mostly in storage. 
SEND LIST FOR PRICES 
WANTED-APPLE SCIONS 
Shenandoah Nurseries 
D. S. LAKE, Prop. Shenandoah, Iowa 
Points of Difference 
between 
other 
machines 
and the 
UNDERWOOD 
* STANDARD 'j 
TYPEWRITER 
{F^are invariably points in which the Underwood is the 
recognized superior 
It originated Visible Writing—it first ; ntroduced Built-in-Tabulators 
and Modern Booking Appliances. In all of these important improve¬ 
ments, other standard makes have gradually fallen into line. The 
business public, however, prefers the machine that has led the way, 
because it stands to reason that it is always far ahead of the “Trailers.” 
Let us show you the points of difference between the Underwood and 
its imitators and you will understand why it is. 
"The Machine You Will Eventually Buy” 
THE UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER COMPANY, l nc . 
25 Clinton Ave., South, Rochester, N. Y. 
Willis Nurseries 
Ottawa, Kansas 
Choice Nursery Stock 
for Spring 1910 
including 
APPLES, CHERRY, PEACH, PLUM, 
PEAR, GRAPES, SMALL FRUITS, 
FOREST SEEDLINGS and SHADE TREES 
SHRUBS and ROSES 
Send us your list of wants and let us make 
you prices. 
A. Willis <& Co. 
25,000 Two Year Cherry 
Trees for Spring 1910 
Our Cherry Trees were sprayed several 
times during the summer and held their 
foliage until Fall. They have nice straight 
body without any knots or scars and well 
formed heads, with good system of roots. 
This is an ideal lot of trees every way. 
VARIETIES—Montmorency, May Duke, 
Ea. Richmond, Olivet, Dyehouse. 
Heavy on MONTMORENCY. Fully half 
will run 3-4 inch up, balance 5-8 to 3-4, 
5 to 6 feet. 
Inducements made on early orders. 
Parties wanting Cherry Trees can save 
money by corresponding. 
Marble City Nursery Co. 
Knoxville, Tenn. 
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