1857 1916 
BRAGG’S 
COMMON SENSE 
TREE DIGGER 
Digger gets All the Roots at the rate of Twenty 
to Forty Thousand trees per day, and 
only needs same power as plow. 
L. G. BRAGG & CO. 
KALAMAZOO, MICH. 
J. H. Skinner & Co. 
TOPEKA, KANSAS 
FA11 1916 
Apple Seedlings Pear Seedlings 
Forest Tree Seedlings 
Fruit Trees §§► Small Fruits 
Grapes 
Rhubarb, Myatt’s Linnaeus, Pure Stock 
Shade Trees Flowering Shrubs 
Catalpa Bungei 
Bechtel’s Double Flowering Crab 
PRINCETON NURSERIES 
Princeton, New Jersey 
On the Pennsylvania Railroad, half-way 
between Philadelphia and New York; an 
hour and a quarter—or a dollar and a quar¬ 
ter—from either city. 
Come and see us and let’s renew old acquaintance; we 
want to show you what a good start we have made; plant¬ 
ings of three and two years ago are ready for market now; 
they include most good things that grow outdoors; a price¬ 
list is ready for distribution. If you would like to have one, 
let us know and we will put your name and address on our 
mailing-list. 
We want your business—because we have 
the stock; we have the equipment to handle 
it properly; and the experience and ability 
to render efficient service. 
September first. 
HAVE YOU SEEN 
AND EXAMINED THE QUALITY 
AND FINISH OF OUR 
Rawhide Brand of Shipping 
Tags and Tree Labels 
PRINTED OR PLAIN, STRUNG OR WIRED? 
This stock is especially 
adapted to the most severe 
usage, being thoroughly 
waterproof and weather¬ 
proof. 
“Once used always used.’ ? 
Send for samples and 
prices. Our references are 
the largest nurserymen in 
the United States. 
The Denney Tag Co. 
\Cest Chester, Pennsylvania 
When writing to Advertisers please mention the National Nurseryman. 
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