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DECIDUOUS TREES—(Continued) 
ELM, Ulmus—(Continued) . 
Moline, Ulmus molini, 80-100 ft. 
A pyramidal, vigorous growing variety with large, handsome green foliage. 
Fine tree for street and drive planting. Per10 Peri100 Per 1000 
HOO MS 4.6 5G) Leet cue a WN Wana A SR Re Pe bel $7.00 12S GH O02 iS hoes 2 
DOUG. to SOLGeE Lei web ram eames Pee be TaN OM Le 10.00 90.00. Are 
(OOS? LOLOL COUy ete aa, Sg eels ae aE tS 13.50 125.00 ake See 
BOOT We tOe Leaninchesg fie. ok ON Sh ner ee Seay Ve oie 17.50 160.00, 0437" ost P32 
LOO TLS 40 -e Suc Inches ss We Oe i ee Payee 6 eh 25.00 220,00 irene 
SOSI 2 CO SOM ANCHO Trem ital Ul OR 7 COR He iets tal 40 D0 SOR aid Bea oa 
COM 246i tone Ineheguer yer Voge Wi Rhy aor BO OO Gai! ys, Sie aah yor atin 
SUS SLO 5a INCHES ees ee blk tae ey hte 65.00 GOO, 0078 tae 
20 Ges to 74 Hincthes ie Ur ee ei de rammed TO Oa) Soh. oye une ea 
Vase, Ulmus urni, 80-100 ft. 
An American Elm with vase formation of limbs. Uniform type, rapid grower. 
Distinct improvement. 
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POS Te Ley cus TT COLO mem bree Or Onesie rim ea OM AN pi Yet SOOO sa aus Sele Waa ae 
LOGECZAT OU 220 HN OMS mers rye Co Neale cage os 37.50 350.00 5) oe Lee 
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HACKBERRY, Celtis occidentalis, 50 ft. 
A valuable shade tree of rapid Aoi growth. Limbs seldom broken by 
wind. 
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HONEYLOCUST, Gleditsia triacanthos, 50-60 ft. 
A thorny tree with attractive pinnate leaves. Fragrant white flowers in May. 
Long lived , hardy tree. Succeeds on most any kind of soil. Not affected by 
borers or drought. 
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SsG Ota COE ty. Wt Palermo eee 10.00 OO00 oo ay 
P90 OSD Ay oa A oo I oe AR 9 kn a ES BE 13.50 TZ5G0\ i eee 
COO SAIC TOP AeeOnes ) (oe wee ee * ree ROMs ae 22.00 ZOD:OO, rege at 
SORA LOMA er RCNeS wean Bea eS eae as 33.00 300.00 ys ee 
Te a eoe CORO GIDCUOS Uc magne ste LI UE et Ne 44.00 400.00) 6 a 
Thornless, Gleditsia triacanthos inermis, 50-60 ft. 
A variety of Triacanthos without thorns. 
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BOmiG LOS, LOC law mr ums Oh ee BTA TE SON ire ar 12.00 LIG OOO Rene 
BH ese LOLOL Lee Ue ae ee ee me ete 16.50 150200 Fatt care 
MAGEE LO 2 HINCUGS eel ey eA ee eS 25,0030 Fe ead as 
KENTUCKY COFFEETREE, Gymnocladus dioicus, 50-70 ft. 
Light blue green fern-like foliage. Very picturesque even in winter. White 
flowers, June. 
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Ai Seon 10 Leek Wan urs ey Feo 2 ee Pan or OOOO i ae Sta 
LINDEN Pyramidal, Pyramidal American ‘Linden, 60-70 ft. 
A budded variety of American Linden with attractive and distinct pyramidal 
habit of growth. 
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