INTER-STATE 
| PEACHES 
BEAR YOUNG AND HEAVILY—TASTE BEST 
WHEN PICKED RIPE FROM YOUR OWN TREES | 
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The peaches are listed in their order of ripening. Mayflower 
ripens here in early July, Elberta the last of August. Peaches 
need but little room, easy to grow. ‘Our Iowa-grown, budded 
trees are hardy and bear young. Plant them 15 to 20 feet 
apart. 
Fi2. Mayflower—First to ripen yet almost frost-proof as it 
|. blooms so late. Red all over, good quality, good size. Semi-cling. 
Fl4. Red Haven—This new variety is rapidly becoming the 
leading real early yellow peach. The fruit is very large, a hand- 
some solid red like a Jonathan apple. The yellow flesh is firm, 
‘sweetly delicious, high quality. Free-stone. A hardy, vigorous 
grower and very productive. 
F5 Champion—Free-stone. Large creamy-white with red 
cheek. Flesh is white, juicy, sweet and highest quality. A heavy, 
regular bearer. Very hardy. Excepting Sungold and Polly, this 
is probably the hardiest peach we grow. 
F§ ‘Hale Haven—Free-stone. This fine new peach is rapidly 
overtaking Elberta. A heavy producer of large, yellow peaches 
of high quality. Hardy. 
F6 Early Elberta—Free-stone. Yellow with blush. Fruit is 
= large, yellow flesh, firm, juicy, delicious. Hardy. 
ee Fi0 J. H. Hale—Free-stone. Very large, golden yellow flushed 
red with fuzzless skin. Flesh is yellow, solid, tender, very high 
quality. On the market, it always brings a higher price. Plant 
with other varieties for pollinization to increase yield. 
FT Elberta—Free-stone. This grand peach fills millions of fruit 
jars every year. 
Fil Mammoth Heath Cling— Most popular white cling. Fine 
for pickling. 

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PEACH SPECIAL 
1 each of all 8 varieties above, also 1 Polly and 1 
Sungold, 10 trees in all, giving you fruit, July into 
September. 
Big 5 to 7 Ft. Trees, Will Bear Next Year 
| Fis) All 10 for $6.85. 
Not Postpaid 
($8.58 Value) 
FIS) All 10 for $5.25, Postpaid 
3 to 4 ft. trees. 
($6.48 Value) 

PRICES ON ALL ABOVE PEACH TREES 
Your Choice of Varieties, Alike or Assorted 
Each Per 3 Per 6 Per 12 Per 25 
3 to 4 feet, postpaid..... 70c $1.95 $3.55 $6.55 $12.45 
4 to 6 feet, not postpaid. 80ce 2.25 4.15 7.75 14.95 
5 to 7 feet, not postpaid. 90ce 2.55 4.75 8.95 17.45 
This season’s peach trees are very fine. These trees will start 
bearing in only a year or two. You remember that last summer 
fresh peaches sold as high as $7.50 per bushel and very hard to 
get at that. You might just as well grow your own. You know 
that no peach tastes as good as tree-ripened, home-grown, picked 
right when they are right at their peak flavor. There are millions 
of homes in America which have room for some peach trees. 
PLANT THIS SPRING AND SOON YOU WILL BE PICK- 
ING YOUR OWN DELICIOUS FRUIT. One tree costing less 
than a dollar will produce many bushels of fruit. 

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ALL SEASON 
PEACH COLLECTION 
Big 5 to 7 ft. Trees 
Will Bear Next Year 
Not Postpaid 
FI6 6 FOR $4.65 




(Worth $5.65) 
1 Champion 1 Elberta 
1 Hale Haven 1 Polly 
1 J. H. Hale 1 Sungold 
Fresh, tree-ripened peaches for many weeks 
—and plenty to can—for less than the 
cost of a bushel of peaches. 
Fi7 All 6 in good 3 to 4 ft. size 
trees for only $3.55, postpaid. 
(Worth $4.35) 
