
PROVEN 
OLD FAVORITES 
AND NEW 
Our stock includes the 
best of the proven old 
favorites as well as the de- 
pendable newer varieties, 
covering a range of sea- 
sons and uses to meet all 
requirements. 
The following profitable 
new varieties of merit 
should be planted by com- 
mercial planters desiring 
the best : Bright Red Rome, 
Solid Red Delicious, Yel- 
low Delicious, Red Grav- 
enstein, Red Spy, and Yel- 
low Transparent. These 
are money makers. Order 
today. 
APPLES 
PRICES: Please refer to condnsed price list, page 3. 
Apples in this eatalog are classified according to 
their seasons of maturity or use, such as “Summer”, 
“Rall” and “Winter”. 
SUMMER VARIETIES 
YELLOW TRANSPARENT — Earliest summer 
apple; always in demand for sauce or pies. Skin 
golden yellow; flesh white, fine grained, juicy, erisp, 
tender and sub-acid. 
GRAVENSTEIN—An old-time favorite cooking 
apple in any form, especially fine for pies; crisp and 
juicy. Hardy and bears young. 
RED JUNE—Always a favorite variety. Skin at- 
tractive red; flesh juicy, somewhat tart flavored. 
Hardy and productive. 
RED GRAVENSTEIN—Brieht red, juicy flesh, ex- 
cellent flavor, good shipper and desirable as a com- 
mercial sort. 
WHITE ASTRACHAN— An early, large greenish- 
white apple. Flesh highly acid, making it one of the 
best cooking apples. 
FALL VARIETIES 
KING—Largest size, oblate, yellowish grounded, 
striped and covered with bright red. Fragrant juicy 
smelling. Flesh very erisp, tender, rich, fine flavor. 
YELLOW BELLFLOWER— Oblong ribbed fruits. 
Yellow skin touched with green and blushed pink. 
Cooking variety. 
WINTER VARIETIES 
BRIGHT RED ROME—A magnificent “double 
red” Rome Beauty; very early bearer, excellent ship- 
per; a sure cropper. 
DELICIOUS—This is the original Delicious and 
all that is claimed for it. It is a thrifty grower, hardy 
and prolific bearer. Highly flavored and excellent 
quality and a good keeper. 

A FOUR-YEAR-OLD APPLE TREE SHOWING 
GROWTH AND HEAVY BEARING QUALITY 
OF CARLTON TREES 

4 FREIGHT PAID (Except East of Rocky Mountains) 
