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WHITE FRINGE TREE. A dwarf tree with fra- 
grant tassel-like white flowers in May and June. 
Each Per10 
apm MNT CI . ocioce ee eee cctosecelateacicucee OD 2.75 
PetOmeORLCOts (tLe 2 00 3.09 
AILANTHUS (Tree of Heaven)—Rapid growing 
tree with palm-like foliage. Withstands smoke 
and dust better than almost any other. 
ARCOM ORLCC UME te rr 40 2.90 
BeLOMe OP COL. Sh 65 4.75 
RIVER BIRCH—A highly ornamental tree, requiring 
a moist iocation. It has dense growth of small 
branches, and its ragged orange bark makes it very 
attractive. 
PacOmmOr CQtn te. 2 te ee 1.00 7.00 
GEEOME Cy LCG? cert he ore A 1.50 10.00 
TULIP TREE (Tulip Poplar)—Valuable for street 
and lawn planting. A magnificent, rapid-growing 
tree of pyramical shape. Foliage broad and glos- 
sy. Flowers yellowish green, tulip-shaped. 
ESE OMP Og CO Go eye Mex inckscetieecascchasccescheats 00 3.85 
ALOR OREO Gee once cp ceccinssetoasioness 19 5.25 
SILVER LEAF MAPLE—This transplants easily and 
grows quickly irto well shaped tree, desirable for 
street or lawn. Leaves light green, showing sil- 
very white beneath, giving a beautiful effect. 
ee Ge ocak Seetencedeetes 40 2.90 
BRC OMEOBEC OE eee 520 lc scotnanscacteeescaes 50 3.83 
AMERICAN LINDEN (Basswood)—A rapid growing 
stately tree; large shining leaves; yellow fragrant 
flowers in July. 
DalLOMEO (CCU ern Wt eS 15 §.29 
RUM CC eer oe ele cess oeenens 1.00 7.00 
SUGAR, or HARD MAPLE—A most dependable tree 
for shade, for street or lawn; tall but rather slow 
growing. . 
EPEEC LOPE OOL ORE 255. See eek oles decontees 1.00 7.00 
Gt ee ccc cecetecaccccslntasscate 1.25 8.00 
AMERICAN SYCAMORE—Easy to transplant and 
adapted to a very wide territory. Foliage is lux- 
uriant and tree gives quick shade. Attains great 
size, 
FEAL MD EE Ce eo aoc on cok mere roccasanwnbcseuans 50 3.85 
PP URIIE ORL CC Gee pose c eck enen a Sedsencesennsnns “19 5.25 
WEEPING WILLOW—A tree of stately appearance, 
with long drooping branches that sway in the 
breeze. [Easy to transplant and beautiful for lawn 
or for screen. 7 
ALOU eet ire ia coe coo sevenennelsn-cews 50 3.89 
BELO te OM GOS b reo co cee so she Cost tac Glen natentiaces “10 5.25 
FOREST TREE SEEDLINGS. 
Waste of our natural resources has reached an 
alarming state, but little can be accomplished to cor- 
rect this without awakening the private land owners 
to this dreadful destruction confronting us. Try a 
few thousand of these tree seedlirgs, if you have an 
idle field. Such a move not only is patriotic but will 
also yield an income on your investment. 
