GROWN IN THE HEART OF THE FRUIT BELT 
They ''do more" for you, no matter where you live, 
because greater root system gives them super-bearing 
power and the super-pep to produce top-grade fruit. 
Guaranteed to please. 64 Pear trees, set 25 feet apart, 
plant an acre. 
Emiong's 
D.rect-to-You 
Prices All Varieties Pear Trees On This Page 
Each 
3 to 4 ft., 7/16 to 9/16 in. caliper.39c 
4 to 5 ft., 9/16 to 11/16 in. caliper.49c 
5 to 7 ft., SUPER-SIZE, QUICK-BEARING 59c 
BARTLETT — Favorite Summer Pear 
Still the mo<=t widely grown and big- 
gest-selling Pear. Bartlett sets the 
standard for excellence in flavor and 
quality. A big waxy yellow fruit with 
red cheek and uniform shape. Fine 
textured, juicy, white flesh, free from 
graininess and superbly flavored. A fa¬ 
vorite for canning, eating, shipping, 
summer storage. Trees are hardy, 
thrifty growers, regular bearers. 
CLAPP'S FAVORITE 
Big Late-Summer Pear 
Always tops the market price be¬ 
cause the fruit grows so large, and 
looks so beautiful. Smooth, greenish 
yellow skin with dark red blush. Very 
attractive shape. Has fine-grained, 
crisp, juicy, sweet f'esh. Very re-^istant 
to bruising. Excellent shipping and 
storage type. Ripens after Bartlett. 
Hardy, and a big producer. 
WILDER—Early Summer Pear 
Medium-size, fancy 
eating Pear you'll ap¬ 
preciate greatly be¬ 
cause it comes so 
5 Lots 
10 Lots 
25 Lots 
100 Lot 
Each 
Each 
Each 
Each 
37c 
35c 
32c 
29c 
46c 
43c 
39c 
36c 
55c 
52c 
49c 
47c 
the January discount—see page 2.) 
early. Yellow with 
red cheek. Luscious 
fine tender white 
flesh. Strong grow¬ 
er, good bearer. 
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EMLONG'S 
Delicious little red Sugar-Pears. 
Have them in your own yord! 
QUICK 
CROP 
PEAR ORCHARD 
Choice assortment contain¬ 
ing one tree each LINCOLN, 
DOUGLAS, SHELDON, SEC- 
KEL, WILDER ond CLAPP'S 
FAVORITE. 6 TREES: 
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2 Yr. SUPER- 
SIZE 
Clapp's Favorite, the dependable, big- 
yielding Pear which big orchardists all 
grow. Thrives where others fail. Plant 
a complete assortment of Pears and be 
sure fo include plenty of Clapp's Favorite. 
KIEFFER—Big Winter Storage Pear 
A great big, greenish yellow Pear which can be picked in late fall and stored 
for winter use. Turns yellow and mellow in storage. Marvelous firm flesh and 
skin makes shipping easy. A favorite for baking and canning. Kieffer trees 
are upright, vigorous growers, very hardy, and dependably heavy annual bearers. 
SECKEL—Little Red Sugar-Pear 
Everyone likes these little Sugar-Pears to eat right off the tree, and to 
pickle whole for winter use. Seckel trees are hardy, thrive everywhere, and 
always produce big crops. 
DOUGLAS—Quick-Bearing Pear 
After summer Pears are gone, and Kieffer is not yet ripe, Douglas fits right 
into the picture. Fruit is large, yellow with pink blush. Delightful flavor. Said 
to resist bl'aht. Con be left right on the tree to ripen. Dependable, hardy, 
BEARS VERY YOUNG. 
SHELDON—Early October Russet 
Here's that larae, round, russet-and-red fall Pear that everyone enjoys 
eating. Its rich, melting, buttery, sweet flavor makes it a favorite dessert sort. 
Keeps well and bears well. Hardy and dependable. 
BOSC—Long-Neck Winter Dessert Pear 
Of course the Pear orchard is not complete without Bose. Pick those artistic, 
long-neck, russet-yellow Pears in late fall, wrap them in tissue and put them 
away for Thanksgiving and Christmas. They taste good and sell good. Trees 
grow small but bear well. (No super-size frees.) 
Pea/1,6,: 
New Seedless, page 4. Lincoln, page 16. 
Dwarf Pears, page 17. 
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Douglas 
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