1942 FAIR PRICE CATALOG 
NIEY)Sinc. 
~ YANKTON S.D. TTR 
& SUPERIOR PLUM 
Haviy: Extra Large, High 
on Quality, Heavy B >, produc- 
ing fruit the first ar after 
planting. A TOPNOTCHER 
PLUM PRICES 
‘ad Size Each Per 5 Per 10 Per 25 
Gra. -5 ft. 49c $2.25 $4.30 $10.00 
» 65-7 ft. 59c 2.75 5.30 12.50 
® (For other plums, see 
pages 53-55.) 
COL.C.W. GURNEY, rounoER 
1840 — 1913 
OPATA PLUM 
One of the Hardiest of Hansen Hybrids, 
bearing ropes of fruit in mid-July, one 
year after planting. 
CHINESE ELM—SIBERIAN TYPE 
TRANSPLANIS fac Per 5 
Per 10 a Hansen’s Manchurian Apricots 
Gh See Makes the beat Hedge tor f 3 ‘ : z The first Hardy Apricot produced. Will stand 
u. (For further information and prices ‘ : : : ox” 20° to 30° below zero. Early bearing, pro- 
: : ductive, excellent for canning or to eat from 
tree. (For additional information see page 51.) 
244-4 ft., 50c each; 3 for $1.44; 5 for $2.30. 
4-6 ft., 60c each; 3 for $1.71; 5 for $2.75. 
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TOMATO nae 
BOUNTY Postpaid HE 
The finest tomato grown. Pleasing flavor, smooth and 
firm. Not a novelty, but areal garden tomato for flayor 
and quality. See Page 22. Pkt. (about 50 seeds) 25c, 
Postpaid. 
<< BUSH BEAN 
Gurney’s Brittle W: Thick, meaty pods, 
absolutely stringless. See Page 5. Pkt., 10c; 4% Ib., 
18c; 1 lb., 33c Postpaid. 
RNEY’S GOLDEN HYBRID CORN wv. ony e375 oitits) 
N PAGE 39 FOR AMAZING OFFER ROUND 
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