gr JOHN M. EISLER NURSERIES, BUTLER, PA. 
CHERRIES 
Sweet—11/16 in. and up ___--__-__---_--_-- 2.00 1.85 
* Black Fartarian—treddish black fruit—late. 
Gov. Wood—large yellow—sweet. 
Napoleon—yellow with pink cheeks—midseason. 
Windsor—large, red and sweet—late. 
Sote—11/7 1 6tin and Up. ee ee, eee 17> 1.65 
Montmorency—best sour cherry—red. 
PEACHES 
O71 60in anceps, hence ee oe te 90 ie 
Smallerisizeditreess-. eo te ee 0 45 
Belle of Georgia—mid-season—freestone white. 
Champion—fine flavored white—freestone. 
Crawford—a good yellow freestone. 
Elberta—favorite yellow freestone. 
Golden Jubilee—yellow freestone—excellent for home 
orchard. 
J. H. Hale—largest yellow freestone. 
Rochester—Good flavored yellow freestone. 
PEARS 
Li Ji Gains ANCE p: see eee ee 475 1.60 
Bartlett—best canning pear. 
Clapp’s Favorite—early, large yellow. 
Flemish Beauty—excellent for home orchard. 
Sickle—small, but excellently flavored. 
Extra size,,about'2 an. Calipers. 6.00 5.00 
PLUMS 
TP SL OUINIRATECELID Ane ge ee 1 Pa 1.60 
Bradshaw—large early. 
Burbank—developed by Luther Burbank. 
Damson—small and sour, for jams and jellies. 
German Prune—high quality—late—best. 
Italian Prune—fine flavor. 
Lombard—red fruit—juicy. 
Extra size German Prune, 2 in. Cal. _ 5.00 4.00 
GRAPES 
Sef gee ent. EY Lae SRA Ss AN a ET £2) 30 
Brighton—red Moore’s Early—blue 
Caco—blue Niagara—white 
Concord—blue Worden—early blue 
