iq.._ f\_l_ Note thc ,ar Pe. spreadmp 
DUl vQK crown of this tree, growing 
here in Beatrice (Chautauqua park), this 
is the typical shape of Bur Oak. A hardy 
hardwood tree, clean and healthy, its 
longevity has long become proverbial. 
For a live memorial to survive several 
generations, an Oak, particularly this 
Oak, is the right tree. 
Pin Oak 
The tree 
leaves all 
:er, shedding them in 
the new buds open. 
that keeps the 
through the win- 
the spring when 
Volga Poplar 
Rapid, upright 
growth, one of the 
most suitable trees to create a tall back¬ 
ground. or offset the height of a tall 
building. 
Hackberry—A 15-year-old planting of a dou¬ 
ble row in the Beatrice Chautauqua park, 
that came through four years of extreme 
drought without showing signs of being af¬ 
fected. 
Prices of All Ornamental Shade Trees 
Ash, American White. 
Ash, European Mountain. 
American Plane-tree, Sycamore... 
Birch, White European. 
1 Box Elder . 
Catalpa Bungei . 
Catalpa Speciosa. 
Elm, American White . 
Elm, Chinese, standard grade. 
Elm, Chinese, extra heavy. 
Elm, Moline . 
Hackberry . 
Linden, American . 
Locust, Black . 
Locust, Honey . 
Locust, Thornless . 
Maple, Silver or Soft. 
Maple, Sugar or Hard. 
Maple, Norway . 
Oak, Bur Oak . 
Oak, Pin Oak . 
Oak, Red Oak . 
Olive, Russian . 
Poplar, Bolleana . 
Poplar, Norway. 
Poplar, Volga . 
Willow, Golden . 
Willow, Nioba Weeping. 
Weeping Birch, Cutleaf. 
3-4 
ft. 
$ •• 
QUANTITY DISCOUNT. All prices 
are for one tree. On orders for three trees I allow 
a discount of 3%; on five trees 5%; on ten trees or 
more, deduct 10%. 
4-5 
5-6 
6-8 
8-10 
10-12 
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$0.40 
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1.25 
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1.66 
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.50 
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1.40 
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2.25 
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1.35 
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.40 
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.80 
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1.80 
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.70 
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2.00 
.75 
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R@d Oak Q uercus Maxima. Grows tall, remarkably straight, the crown 
developing at a considerable height in wide spreading limbs and 
slender branchlets. Leaves scarlet in late fall, very pretty. 
Rnccirm Olivo Eleagnus Angustifolia. A beautiful lawn tree 
nussian Wiive with spreading crown, silvery gray long narrow 
leaves. Bark nearly black. Small yellow blossoms in the spring 
which are highly fragrant. Creates a striking effect on the lawn, in 
parks or in groups between evergreens or tall shrubs. Extremely 
hardy and drought resistant. 
P T3 -,11 0 Grows to a spire of 80 ft. in height, leaves 
* OpiQI/ JDOlieana shining dark green with silvery white under¬ 
neath. Hardy as far north as Nebraska. Does not make root-sprouts. 
A beautiful tree, of striking effect in the landscape, 
pAT I'opulus Eugenei. Sudden Saw Log—so 
C Opiur# INOI way called due to its extremely rapid growth. 
For extra quick results, timber or shade, this tree will please 
you. Bright green foliage, spreading crown, very hardy. Plant 
this tree wherever you need large trees quick. 
n__l For the Middle West and the 
■^Opiai# V Olya. N or th, this tree takes the place 
of Bolleana Poplar, as Volga Poplar is much hardier; 
It is also an upright grower (column shape), however, 
it is a little more spreading than Bolleana. The leaves 
are green underneath also. Grows very fast. 
PmIJam MW’lllnnr Salix Aurea. The hardiness of 
VjrOlden Willow this tree , its resistance to 
wind, its rapid growth, the showy golden bark in the 
winter, combined, should secure a much better place 
for Golden Willow with landscapers and planters 
everywhere. Especially where the tree is needed for 
wind protection, it will certainly give perfect satisfac¬ 
tion Miisv to grow. 
WEEPING TREES 
Nioba Weeping Willow StKSS: 
in parks and cemeteries, the Nioba Weeping 
Willow adds great charm to the landscape. Its 
long', slender branches that touch the ground or 
water-edge in graceful arches, the light green 
foliage, and during the winter the golden yellow- 
color of bark and branches, assure you of an 
attractive tree the year round. 
Cutleaf Weeping Birch 
bark, and gracefully drooping branches. Very 
attractive. The tree is hardy in the Middle 
West, except in the extreme northern part. 
Tea's Weeping Mulberry tVSesV/l 
to 6 ft. size, which will always stay at that 
height, the crown developing, densely branched, 
and sending slender vine-like branches droop¬ 
ing down to touch the ground. My 
trees have good two-year grafted 
heads, $2.20 each; 2 for $4.00. 
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