Strawberry Plants 
« 
'Y BUSINESS for several seasons has 
been growing very rapidly, and the 
season just past has far exceeded 
any former year. I have therefore been 
compelled to increase my acreage to meet 
the growing demand for my plants, and I 
expect this Summer to build an additional, 
large, up-to-date packing house, so that my 
daily output of plants will be greatly in¬ 
creased during the shipping season. This 
will enable me to handle promptly all 
orders that I receive. If you buy Straw¬ 
berry Plants, get in communication with 
me before contracting for your next sea¬ 
son’s supply. 
W. W. THOMAS 
‘THE STRAWBERRY PLANT MAN.” 
A ININA, ILLINOIS. 
Established 1845 
Bryant’s Nurseries 
PRINCETON, ILLINOIS 
Sixty-four years in growing, handling and selling- 
all kinds of Nursery Stock is the record of our house. 
Well grown trees and plants, careful attention to 
details, courteous treatment and promptness in the 
execution of orders is what has built up the business 
to its present large proportions. 
Our Specialties Are 
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs 
Barberry Thunbergii, Privet, &c. 
Peonys —We have 50000 to offer in the best sorts. 
Forest Seedlings by the Million— You will find 
prices right. 
Also have a large surplus in Apple, Cherry, Cur¬ 
rants and Gooseberries. 
WRITE US FOR WHAT YOU NEED 
ARTHUR BRYANT & SON, Princeton, Illinois 
SIMPSON 
is the name of the men who 
grow the finest 
CHERRY 
that can be produced by suitable soil, 
climate and expert knowledge. 
Take a look at the stock or ask for a 
sample and be convinced of the extra 
quality of their 
TREES 
H. M. Simpson & Sons, 
Vincennes, Indiana 
The One BEST ARTICLE 
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WOOD LABELS 
For Nurserymen and Florists 
Both Plain and Printed 
Facilities for prompt and efficient service, to¬ 
gether with the quality of our produce is unsurpassed. 
Samples and prices are at the command of a com¬ 
munication from you. 
Dayton Fruit Tree Label Co. 
South Canal Street, DAYTON, OHIO 
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