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In a Class by Itself—Extremely Early 
Anoka has a characteristic possessed by no other apple 
—the uncanny ability to bear on one-year wood. Baby 
trees bear in the nursery row. Transplanted into the 
orchard they bear the second year. Anoka was orig- 
inated by Prof. N. E. Hansen in South Dakota and it 
has made good even up in North Dakota. Prof. Hansen 
says: “The Anoka bears on one-year wood and is an 
annual bearer. A one-year old tree sent to Fargo, 
North Dakota, ten years ago has borne eight crops in 
ten years.” Anoka ripens in August, is similar in qual- 
ity to Duchess. Large fruit, striped red, excellent flavor. 
Each 75 cts.; 3 for $1.95; 5 for $3.00; 10 for $5.00, 
prepaid. 
3368 Hale-Haven. Second only to Early Elberta 
in popularity. Each Peach is a great big round hand- 
ful of rich, snappy, tempting sweetness. A flavor 
you never forget! Retains its richness of flavor in 
the canned form also. One of the grandest shipping 
Peaches ever grown. Hale-Haven Peaches color to 
a rich orange all over, deeply overspread with glow- 
ing carmine-red color on the tree long before ripe. 
Ripens about 10 days ahead of Early Elberta. A 
regular and prolific bearer. Freestone. Very hardy. 
No better variety yet introduced for canning, eating 
3358 Black Tartarian (Sweet). The most popular 
black sweet Cherry. Fruits are extra large size, 
purplish black with a glossy finish. Ripens early and 
has a marvelous rich flavor. Excellent for canning, 
for making pies, for shipping or to eat fresh off the 
trees. Trees are vigorous growers, dependable bear- 
ers, prolific yielders. Each, $1.00; 3 for $2.70; 5 for 
$4.25; 10 for $7.50, prepaid. 
3361 Napoleon (Sweet). Sometimes called 
Royal Ann. Most popular yellow-gold sweet 
Cherry because of its beautiful pure cheek. 
3386 P|. UMS— Underwood 
Grow Plenty to Eat Fresh With Ample 
Supply to Can For Winter 
3386 Plum—Underwood. Largest and most attrac- 
tive red Plum in cultivation. Hardy and productive. 
Comes into bearing early and continues to bear ev- 
ery year. Bountiful crop of sweet, juicy Plums that 
are unexcelled for eating fresh, canning or pre- 
serves. Ripens in early August. Each, 75 cts.; 3 for 
$1.95; 5 for $3.00; 10 for $5.00, prepaid. 

PEACHES—Juicy Freestone Varieties 
Best to Eat Fresh and Best For Canning and Pies 
fresh or making fresh Peach pie. Each, 75 cts.; 2 for 
$1.35; 5 for $3.00; 10 for $5.00, prepaid. 
3366 Early Elberta. The most delicious, pure gol- 
den yellow, extra early, large size, freestone Peach 
grown. The fruits are huge size, glorious pure gol- 
den yellow, sometimes tinted with flashing red. It 
has a strong protecting skin, covering a luscious 
flesh that is flavored with a juice as sweet as nectar. 
Extremely hardy; prolific yielder. Each, 75 cts.; 2 
for $1.35; 5 for $3.00; 10 for $5.00, prepaid. 

CHERRIES—Most Popular Varieties for The Nation 
Begin Bearing Delicious Fruit Second Year After Planting 
Mellow-sweet flavor. Fancy dessert sort. A fine 
keeper and wonderful bearer. Each, $1.00; 3 for 
$2.70; 5 for $4.25; 10 for $7.50, prepaid. 
3359 Early Richmond (Sour). Ripens in early June 
with Strawberries. The fruit is large, bright red, 
juicy and delicious. Richmond makes the most de- 
licious fresh Cherry pies you ever ate. It is a strong 
grower, bears heavily year after year and starts 
bearing very young. Each, 80 cts.; 3 for $2.10; 5 
for $3.25; 10 for $5.50, prepaid. 
3360 Large Montmorency (Sour). By far the best large late Cherry, either 
for pies, sauce or to eat fresh right off of the trees. Ripens latter part of June. 
The fruit is extra large, bright red, firm and excellent for shipping. It is a 
strong grower, perfectly hardy, bears young and invariably produces a full 
crop. Each, 80 cts.; 3 for $2.10; 5 for $3.25; 10 for $5.50, prepaid. 





3375 Kieffer (Fall). 

prepaid. 
~ Large Montmorency Cherries; 
3355 Apricots—Superb ‘rst 
Who does not like apricot sauce and preserves? Apricots ripen right after 
cherries and just before the early peaches. Plant them on a north slope. 
Easy to grow. Home-grown, tree-ripened apricots are one of the most 
delicious of all fruits. Superb is the best flavored, most productive, hardy 
Apricot ever produced. Medium size, light salmon colored. Each $1.00; 
2 for $1.85; 5 for $4.25, prepaid. 
PEARS—Best Canning Varieties 
Large, handsome appearance, rich golden 
yellow, sometimes tinted red on the sunny side; bears largest, 
most consistent bumper crops. Wonderful keeper and an astound- 
ing long distance shipper. Tree hardy, very strong grower; bears 
at an early age. Each, ; 
80 cts.; 2 for $1.45; 5 
for $3.25; 10 for $5.50, 
























3374 Bartlett Pear 
The most popular Pear for home use 
and market, a leader among canning 
Pears. Should be in every garden and 
orchard. Large, golden yellow with 
reddish blush on the sunny side. Flesh 
tender, melting and juicy, with a deli- 
cious, musky flavor. Tree vigorous, 
erect, bears abundantly. Special Low 
Prepaid Prices on 2 year old Bartlett 
Pear Trees. Each, 80 cts.; 2 for $1.45; 
5 for $3.25; 10 for $5.50, prepaid. 






