Cultural Note: 
Plant Pears 
18 to 20 feet 
apart. Ordi- 
nary soil 
O.R. but 
clay loam is 
best. Suc- 
ceed almost 
anywhere 
Apples will 
grow. 
Bartlett 
Clapp’s 
Favorite 
Bartlett. (Pictured above.) This old 
favorite is large and juicy, and has ears 
a mild but rich flavor. A very 
strong grower and prolific bearer. : 
One of the best canning Pears. Flemish Beauty. Good bearer of large, 
Bears in September. juicy, rich fruit. Plant in sun. Sep- 
Clapp’s Favorite. (Pictured above tember and October. 
right.) A very large and hand- Seckel. A small Pear, light russet in 
some Pear, yellow with red cheek. color with red cheek. Has fine 
The best of the large early Pears grain, and a very sweet flavor. Very 
A fair canner if picked before too — good _ fer pickling. Bears in Oc 
ripe. Bears in August. _ tober. 
GUARANTY 
Duchess. A large, frequently russeted, 
greenish yellow Pear. Heavy bearer, 
sweet and buttery. Marketable. Oc- 
tober and November. 
Kieffer. (Pictured at right. A large 
yellow Pear noted for keeping. Fast 
grower, young bearer. Bears in 
October and November. 
PRICES: All Pears—2-year-old, 7/16 to 9/16 in. diameter, 
and 214 to 3 feet or more high. All are well branched. 
1 for $2.80 
2 for 4.54 6 for 


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PLEASE USE THE ORDER 
BLANK enclosed with your catalog 
if you have one. If you do not have an 
order blank, tabulate your order on 
any blank piece of paper. 
EXPRESS OFFICE. If there is no 
Express Office in your town, write the 
name of the nearest Express Office town 
from you and also the distance from 
you on the order blank. - 
ORDER EARLY and have plants 
reserved from our estimated supply. As 
far as possible, orders are shipped in the 
same rotation as received within the 
shipping time for your locality. 
SEND MONEY by postal, express 
or bank money order, or registered 
letter. Unregistered currency, send at 
your risk. Payment in full should 
accompany all orders of $5.00 or less, 
With larger orders, you may send one- 
third with order, balance when you 
want shipment. No. C.O.D. 
ALL MEMBERS OF A FAMILY 
SHOULD PREFERABLY ORDER 
UNDER ONE NAME. 
[22] 
Kieffer 

For Best Service, Observe the Following: 
SHIPPING CHARGES. On ex- 
press shipments, you pay Express Com- 
pany upon delivery; on parcel post’ 
shipments, you remit postage to us 
after shipment is completed. 
IF YOU SPECIFY METHOD OF 
SHIPMENT, we will follow your in- 
structions as far as possible, but there 
is a size and weight limit to parcel post 
shipments, consequently most trees and 
other large items must go by express. 
CANCELLATIONS. We reserve the 
right to refuse cancellations or changes 
during the shipping season for obvious 
reasons. Plants not returnable for credit, 
WE CANNOT AGREE to delay 
shipment beyond May 20. Strawberry 
plants, May 10. .- ‘ 
ONCE AN ORDER IS ACCEPTED, 
we will make every effort to ship; how- 
ever, should we be unable to ship or 
fail to make shipment for any reason 
whatsoever, we reserve the right to 
cancel the order and return the cus 
tomer’s money and thereupon our 
obligation ends. 
