In Fairness to Yourself 
and Customers^ Consider 
These Harrison Advantages 
ARE YOU THAT MAN ? 
“I think all this talk about ‘Harrison quality’ is pure 
‘poppy-cock’ ” said a man. Probably he was honest with 
himself, but he hadn’t investigated —hadn’t gotten the facts 
at first hand. Somebody had been knocking and he had 
listened. 
In honesty to yourself, just stop a minute and think over 
these advantages—which are only a few of the benefits you 
and your trade get from Harrison’s trees: 
FAVORABLE LOCATION—Our location is not an acci¬ 
dent—we chose it because we found that better trees could he 
groivn here than almost anywhere else. This is because of our 
SOIL—A light, sandy loam. This not only encourages 
rapid and heavy formation of roots, but makes it easy to 
dig without seriously disturbing them. 
TEMPERATURE—Very uniform—warm enough in sum¬ 
mer to keep the stock growing steadily, and cold enough for a 
while in winter to check all growth and “harden off’’ the tree so it 
can be transplanted anywhere. Our growing season is very long — 
after a dry summer, the trees begin to grow again as soon as it 
rains, and continue for a month or so before winter, then our 
AVERAGE RAINFALL helps; we are surrounded by the 
ocean on three sides, and we get a lot more rain than some other 
localities do. The salt sea-breezes help keep our stuff clean and 
healthy, too. 
An average block of Harrison Fruit Trees. You can please YOUR Trade 
with stock like this. 
Your customers want the kind of stock we have to sell; sup¬ 
plying it to them will help you build up the permanent trade that 
we’re all so anxious for. You will have to buy some stuff this 
year; why not get it from our big stock? Here are a few of our 
leaders for April, but there are a lot more that we havn’t room to 
list here. So 
Write Us Now and Let Us Quote On the Stock You Need for Spring 
APPLES 
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5-6 
4-5 
3-4 
2-3 
1-2 
6-7 
5-6 
Aiken Red. . 
100 
130 
Albermarle 
Pippin . . 
1000 
Apple of Com. 
100 
100 
Baldwin. . . . 10000 
20000 
I 1000 
8000 
2500 
100 
200 
Benoni .... 
25 
4 S 
Ben Davis. . 
3500 
3800 
2000 
200 
200 
4 S 0 
1900 
C. R. June. . 
750 
590 
290 
so 
100 
Carthouse . 
60 
70 
200 
300 
Coffelt Bty 
100 
70 
290 
100 
Cooper’sMkt. 
ISO 
100 
40 
400 
100 
Dominie . . . 
40 
70 
100 
190 
100 
Duchess.... 
1500 
600 
Ely. Harvest 
2500 
4 S 00 
1800 
400 
200 
400 
Ely. Melon . 
so 
50 
40 
Ely. Strawb. 
40 
180 
190 
90 
90 
Ensee . 
300 
290 
Falla water . 
170 
700 
800 
500 
Fall Pippin . 
200 
150 
Fanny . 
80 
200 
300 
100 
Flora Belle . 
60 
30 
Fourth of July 
100 
200 
280 
380 
Gano. 
500 
40 
400 
Golden Sweet 
90 
190 
80 
Gravenstein 
800 
1500 
1500 
190 
Grimes’ Gdn. 
1800 
1500 
2500 
700 
100 
Hubbardston 
1800 
2500 
2300 
300 
Ingram .... 
99 
27 
210 
30 
Jeffries .... 
230 
100 
Jonathan . . 
4000 
10000 
7000 
1700 
3000 
King. 
400 
1200 
Kennards' 
Choice . . 
70 
80 
400 
100 
Lankford . . 
20 
100 
Late Rasp. . 
160 
90 
180 
60 
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300 100 
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4-5 
3-4 
2-3 
1-2 
6-7 
5-6 
Lawver .... 
350 
200 
220 
90 
Limbertwig 
300 
290 
Longfield . . 
80 
60 
SO 
M. B. Twig. 
4000 
300 
Mann. 
600 
490 
190 
380 
ISO 
McIntosh . . 
2000 
2000 
1000 
200 
Mo. Pippin. 
400 
1400 
Myrick .... 
160 
70 
390 
100 
Nero. 
4000 
5000 
160 
380 
N.W.Greening 1500 
3000 
4000 
1200 
900 
190 
380 
P. W. Sweet 
290 
540 
390 
90 
250 
P. L. Keeper 
40 
100 
220 
70 
Pewaukee . . 
80 
100 
280 
100 
Rawles Janet 
190 
25 
Rambo .... 
460 
440 
440 
100 
10 
R. J. Greening 1500 
2000 
800 
RedAstrac. 
2000 
4500 
1900 
800 
400 
1500 
Rolfe. 
120 
200 
Roman Stem 
50 
80 
Rome Bty. . 
5000 
5000 
100 
Salome. 
40 
30 
70 
200 
Senator .... 
48 
48 
70 
75 
Smith’s Cider 
450 
400 
90 
Spitzenburg 
1300 
5000 
2000 
400 
300 
Springdale. . 
100 
80 
220 
30 
Stark . 
8000 
2000 
500 
280 
ISO 
3000 
Stayman’s . 
500 
5000 
10000 
3000 
Strawb. (Chen.) 
150 
Sweet Bough 
80 
370 
ISO 
20 
280 
Tallman Sw. 
400 
300 
100 
Townsend . 
100 
90 
Walbridge . 
190 
90 
300 
100 
Wealthy . . . 
3000 
3000 
2500 
Wm. Ely. Reds 
1000 
190 
Winesap . . , 
2000 
1700 
5000 
1200 
1400 
2000 
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Winter Banana2500 
1000 
200 
490 
Wolf River . 
5000 
3500 
900 
300 
Yel. Trans. . 
15000 
15000 
5000 
3500 
800 
0 
0 
9000 
Yel. Bellefl. 
290 
400 
440 
York Imp . . 
1800 
18000 
25000 
15000 
10000 
7000 
2 year 
K H % 
30000 
4000 
30000 
4500 
MARYLAND 
Designed and written by The McFarland Publicity Service, Harrisburg, Pa. 
W. F. HUMPHREY. PRINTER. GENEVA, N. Y. 
