Vea CET. LE Ss 

APPLES 
ALEXANDER—Large, red or crimson, flesh yellowish 
white, crisp, tender, with pleasant flavor. Tree hardy. 
October. 
ALLINGTON PEPPING—A late medium large, striped 
yellow and red apple. Excellent for dessert. October. 
~CUNNINGHAM-—Striped with red on yellow, very 
attractive, yellow-white flesh, fine-grained, pleasant, 
subacid. September-October. 
GRAVENSTEIN—A large attractive orange-yellow apple 
overlaid with stripes of red. Early. 
ANANAS—A late medium large golden yellow apple of 
fine flavor. 
KING DAVID—A winter apple. Very large fruit, hand- 
some red. Excellent for dessert. 
SPITZENBERG—Medium to large fruit, deep red, flesh 
yellow, crisp, sub-acidjand highly flavored. 
““MONTROSE—A large apple, red striped, heavy bearer. 
November. 
RED DELICIOUS—A red striped, long pointed apple of 
fine flavor and bouquet. October-November. 
RED ASTRACHAN—Early, red checked turning to all 
red. Excellent for dessert. 
GOLDEN RENETTE—A late apple of large size with 
rich, golden yellow fruit. (Only in 2-tiers.) 
YELLOW TRANSPARENT—A very early medium 
large, pale yellow apple. Abundant bearer. 
CRABAPPLES: Nedviciana—New. Limb and foliage 
dark red-brown. Fruit red. Healthy grower, bears 
remarkably young and yields abundantly. September. 
PEARS 
BARTLETT—Large size, with beautiful blush next to 
sun. Very juicy and high flavored. Strong grower. 
Very popular. August. 
FLEMISH BEAUTY—Fine looking large fruit, juicy. 
Strong grower and good bearer. September-October. 
GELLERT BUTTER PEAR—An early fall pear, large 
lemon-yellow over-spread with cinnamon russet. Very 
juicy and sweet. 
PASTOREN—A late pear with excellent fruit. Large, 
lemon-yellow, with soft blush. An excellent keeper, 
fine-grained and juicy. 
TONGERN—Large, golden brown dotted with soft red of 
extraordinary beauty. Fruit ripens in early fall and is 
juicy and highly flavored. 
TREVOUX—A large lemon-yellow early pear. 
WILLIAM’S BUTTER PEAR—Similar to the Bartlett. 
Large fine fruit but without the musky flavor of the 
Bartlett. Rich yellow with faint blush on exposed cheek. 
Delicious flavor. Early fall, 
