NEW PRICES—SEASON 1944-45 
PRICES 
PRICES ON TOP GRADE (No. 1) PECAN TREES—ALL VARIETIES 
Less 10 or 100 or 
Than 10 More More 
$1.00 Sota $ .90 each $ .80 eAne 
1215 LOD sae 
1.30 1.20 
1.50 1.40 
2.00 1.90 
3.00 2.90 3 
We recommend the planting of our larger trees. ‘They bear earlier. 
Special Prices on Large Orders 
One to nine trees take the each rate price; ten to forty-nine take the 10 rate | 
price; 50 and up take the 100 rate price. Special prices cheerfully quoted on 
larger lots. 
ALL PRICES F. O. B. LUMBERTON, MISS. 

OUR GUARANTEE ON FRUIT TREES 
All fruit trees that we do not grow are supplied by reputable nurseries. We 
guarantee them to be true to name, high in quality, good healthy’ stock, free from 
disease. Stock damaged in transit, if notified immediately, will be replaced if express 
or freight receipt is sent us indicating damage. Should any fruit trees not prove true 
to variety we will return the money you paid us for them or replace with other stock 
but are not liable for any damage beyond this. 

PRICES ON FRUIT TREES 
Less 10 or 
BLIGHT-PROOF PINEAPPLE PEARS— Than 10 More 
SOLD OUT FOR THIS SEASON ea 
5=6 SPE ee es Se ae on - 6 
PLUMS, PEACHES, FIGS, APPLES 
and PERSIMMONS— 
S=A* Beets 2 ee es ee Oe ee eA .60 each .50 each 
4-5? Peete Sea ed: a ea TO tase ‘65> ee 
GRAPES—CONCORD AND NIAGARA— 
OV TENOR ee ee eee ey ere 35 each .00 each 
(Bearing) 
ALL PRICES F. 0. B. LUMBERTON, MISS. 
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