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Index 
FRUITS 
Apples . 
Peaches ... 
Cherries ... 
Apricots ... 
Pears . 
Plums . 
Raspberries 
Strawberries 
Grapes .... 
Figs . 
Blackberries 
20 
21 
22 
23 
22 
22 
24 
23 
22 
24 
23 
HEDGE PLANTS 
10 
NUT TREES 
Pecans .13 
Black Walnut .13 
Hazelnut . ;... .13 
SHRUBS 
Almond, Pink Flowering. 6 
Barberry, Japanese . 6 
Barberry, Red Leaf . 6 
Butterfly Bush . 6 
Beauty Berry . 6 
Calycanthus . 6 
Coralberry . 6 
Comus (Shrub Dogwood). 6 
Crape Myrtle . 6 
Cydonia Japonica . 6 
Deutzia . 6 
Elder . 6 
Forsythia . 7 
Hammelis . 7 
Hydrangea .... 7 
Hydrangea (Oak Leaf). 7 
Hypericum . 
Lilac . 
Lonicera . 
Philadelphus 
Rhus (Sumac) . 
Robina (Moss Locust) 
Snowberry . 
Spirea . 
Tamarix . 
Viburnum (Snowball) 
Vitex . 
Weigelia . 
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... 7 
... 7 
... 7 
... 7 
... 8 
... 8 
... 8 
... 8 
... 8 
... 8 
... 8 
... 8 
ORNAMENTAL FLOWERING TREES 
Peach (Double Flowering).9 
Plum (Flowering) . 9 
Magnolia .10 
Crab (Bechtels) . 9 
Dogwood . 9 
Redbud . 9 
SHADE TREES 
Maple . 12-13 
Tree of Heaven.12 
Beech .11 
Birch .12 
Birch (Cutleaf) .12 
Elm .11 
Poplars .12 
Weeping Willow .13 
Sycamore .13 
White Fringe .12 
CONIFEROUS EVERGREENS 
Firs .18 
Junipers .-.19 
Spruce .18 
Arbor Vitae . 18 
Hemlock Spruce .19 
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BROAD LEAF EVERGREENS 
Abelia Grandiflora .14 
Azalea ..14 
Boxwood (Sempervirens) .14 
Euonymus Japonica .14 
American Holly .14 
Mountain Laurel .14 
Rhododendron Maximum .15 
Virburnum Leatberleaf .14 
Nandina .14 
HARDY ORNAMENTAL VINES 
.28 
HARDY PERENNIAL FLOWERS 
Butterfly Weed .25 
Sweet William .25 
Hibiscus .25 
Bleeding Heart .25 
Fox Glove .25 
Ornamental Grasses .25 
Ferns .27 
SUMMER FLOWERING BULBS 
Lilies . 
Tuberoses . 
Gladiolus .. 
Cannas . 
Peonies . 
Dahlias . 
27 
27 
26 
26 
27 
27 
ROSES 
Forest Tree Seeding 
..4-5 
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Write plainly and give explicit directions, other¬ 
wise we will forward according to our best judg¬ 
ment. All goods travel at purchaser’s risk. We as¬ 
sume no responsibility for the goods after delivery 
to' the forwarding companies. 
We use every care to secure prompt deliveries, 
but we are not liable for delay or damage in transit. 
Our responsibility in this respect ends upon delivery 
in good order to transportation company; but we 
will gladly render all the aid we can in case claim 
becomes necessary. 
CLAIMS 
Claims, to receive consideration, must be made 
within ten (10) days after receipt of goods. 
GUARANTEE 
We are very careful to keep each variety true to 
name as labeled and are ready at any time to re¬ 
place, upon proper proof, any that may prove other¬ 
wise, free of charge, or refund the amount paid, but 
it is mutually agreed between the purchaser and 
ourselves that we shall at no time be liable for an 
amount larger than the original purchase price. 
NO ORDERS FOR LESS 
THAN ONE DOLLAR 
Everything is offered subject to being unsold 
on receipt of order and subject to shortage or 
failure of crops and other causes beyond con¬ 
trol. By placing orders, buyers are considered 
to agree with these terms. 
Certificate of inspection will be sent with 
each shipment. 
We are members of the American Associa¬ 
tion of Nurserymen. 
REFERENCE — Dunn and Bradstreet, any 
bank or business house in McMinnville. 
TERMS 
Cash with order unless otherwise arranged. Six 
per cent interest charged on overdue bills. Five 
plants at 10 rates; fifty at 100 rates. All quotations 
in this list are net for the goods packed—no extra 
charges for packing and delivering to carriers. 
Customer pays carriage charges. If delayed, or 
lost on the road, notify us and we will do all possi¬ 
ble to get it through, or collect claim, but are not 
responsible for carrier’s neglect. We advise express 
shipments as cost is little more than freight on 
small lots, and stock gets through quicker and safer. 
Light packages can go by parcel post. 
Postage should accompany parcel post orders. 
(15 per cent of list price.) 
When Ordering, Please Give Number of Bargain Collection 
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