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--- Post- Post- Post- 
ae oe Paid paid paid 
- 8 to 4 ft. $1.39 $3.96 $6.25 
 4tod tt. 1.59 4.65 7.49 
BARGAIN PLUM COLLECTION AN235X—All young, 
_ vigorous. ) 
All 3 to 4 ft. trees. All 3 for $3.29, postpaid. 
or 
-AN201—COMPASS CHERRY PLUM HYBRID—A 
‘ | sha eross of 2 favorite fruits. e , 
ars right away. Trees just loaded with fruit. 
2 - Plant with other plums. A very good pollinizer. 
_ AN205—OPATA—Bears when very young. Trees 
always loaded. Reddish-purple outside, yellow 
meat. Grows on any soil. Good quality. 
AN206—SAPA—Fruit dark purple. Heavy bearer 
every year. ; 
_ . AN203—HANSKA—(Apricot Plum). A big red- 
_ dish-purple plum with sweet apricot perfumed 
__- yellow meat. Freestone. Ripens in August. 
- AN208—WANETA—Just about the best plum I 
_ know of. Fruit is great, big, red on the outside 
and crisp sweet juicy yellow inside. 
 AN209—STANLEY PRUNE—The finest purple 
__ freestone plum. Large, sweet, firm fruit with yel- 
low fiesh. Often bears the third year. 
_  AN200—BLUE DAMSON—The old favorite blue 
_ plum. Excellent for preserves. A large freestone, 
and sure bearer. 
Compass—the perfect 
re cross 


Big 3 Plum Bargain 
1 Waneta, 1 Sapa, 
1 Opata 
TWIN PLUM 
- COLLECTION 
1 Sapa—1 Hanska 

All Big 3 to 4 ft. Trees 
AN240X — All 
3 Postpaid | $339 
Only ae 
THE TWO FOR 
$2.89 
AN234X—4 to 5 ft. 
* Postpaid 



ANS26—F amous 
Chipman’s Canada 
~ Red—This new 
rhubarb was recent- ¢ 
ly introduced from 
-Canada. It’s the best 
of all rhubarbs. The ¢ 
stalks are large and 
completely red from 
bottom to top, even 
the flesh. Cooking 
does not take its 
rich color but makes 
if more appetizing 
for pies and sauce. 
Sweetest of all. 
Takes less sugar. 
. You can pull the 
big stalks all spring 
and summer and almost ’til fall. Seedless. 
No, 1 roots 85e each; 3 for $2.49, postpaid. 
AN918—MY OWN SPECIAL—“‘TENDERSTALK” 
—Select, extra heavy plants. The old-fashioned 
pie plant. 3 for 74e; 6 for $1.39; 12 for $1.98, 
postpaid, 
Henry Field's Paradise 
ASPARAGUS 
Best of all. 
more tender, less stringy 
and more rust proof. We 
could ask a premium as 
most seedhouses do not 
have this yet, but since we 
have big stocks, we will 
sell at regular prices, 
WHILE IT LASTS. 
How to Plant—Plant 18 
es inches apart in rows 2 feet 
apart and on ‘well enriched soil. 
Size to Plant—For quickest returns plant 
my huge, 3 yr. Jumbo plants. They bear 
7 early. For a large planting try the more 
» economical 2 yr. grade. 
1 ag ree yr. Ex. Heavy; 100 for $4.49; 50 
for $2.38; 25 for $1.29, postpaid, 
- AN9OD—Jumbo 3 yr. Plant this giant size 
and you can begin to eat a little of it the 
<9 first. year. 100 for $5.25; 50 for $2.98; 25 
aS for $1.60, postpaid. 
Bei ® 










SPECIAL! 
RHUBARB BARGAIN 
ral aaa tad my own 
endersta u- 
barb. Prepaid for $ { +59 
(Special grade—good trans- 
planters. ) cid 
















Paradise is 




1 Opata, 1 Stanley Prune, 1 Waneta. 
Super hardy. 
Henry Field's HARDY 
BERRIES 
A Lot of Fruit from a Small Space 
If you want a lot of fruit for little 
money, want it quick, and without doing 
much work—grow berries. If you don’t 
have much room, plant them in corners 
or along the edge of your lot. And there’s 
nothing better for hand eating, and pies, 
and jellies, and jams, and breakfast. 
the limit on berries. 
Go 

Black Raspberry Bargain Collection 

6 Cumberland, the favorite. 
6 Morrison, fine new variety. 
AN340X—All 12 Postpaid, $1.98 

BLACK RASPBERRIES : 
AN316—CUMBERLAND BLACK RASPBERRY— 
The well known favorite. 6 for 98c; 12 for $1.62; 
25 for $2.98; 100 for $10.49, postpaid. 
AN319—MORRISON BLACK RASPBERRY—Larger 
fruit than the older strains. Better quality, dis- 
ease free plants. Bigger yields and top quality ber- 
ries. 3 for 70c; 6 for $1.20; 12 for $2.19; 25 for 
3.98; 100 for $13.98, postpaid. 
RED RASPBERRIES 
AN317—INDIAN SUMMER (Red Raspberry) —Six 
points of superiority: Exceedingly high quality. 
Earlier season, Heavier fruiting. Hardier (thrives 
even in Canada). More disease resistant. Two big 
crops a year. 6 for $1.39; 12 for $2.49; 26 for 
$4.59; 100 for $14.50, postpaid. 
AN318—LATHAM—Giant in size, and extra hardy. 
A Minnesota development. Has large crops and 
makes a real money maker. Stands extreme cold. 
Fine for home use. 6 for $1.19; 12 for $2.25; 
25 for $4.10; 100 for $13.98, postpaid. 
RED RASPBERRY COLLECTION 
AN342X—Here are two of the leading red 
raspberries at a real bargain price. I will 
send you 6 Indian Summer and 6 Latham, 
12 No. 1 berries— 
~All for $2.39, Postpaid 





Indian Summer Red Raspberry 

BARGAIN FREEZE BOX COLLECTION 
AN348X—Here are 4 of the very finest varieties 
according to my experience for freezing. Enough 
plants to get you a start in each variety. 3 MOR- 
RISON Black Raspberries; 3 INDIAN SUMMER 
Red Raspberries, 3 SODUS Purple Raspberries and 
3 ELDORADO Blackberries. You can have the 
whole lot for $2.49, postpaid. 
Also a FREE GIFT of 2 Missouri Giant Blackberries 





PURPLE RASPBERRY 
AN321—SODUS RASPBERRY—New cross between 
best red and black varieties. Best for freezing. 
Missouri State Fruit Station says ‘Extremely vig- 
orous, no spraying required to date; last year Sodus 
averaged 544 pints per vine. Fruit larger and firmer 
than Latham.” 3 for 7c; 6 for $1.32; 12 for 
$2.39; 25 for $4.59; 100 for $14.98, postpaid. 
BLACKBERRIES 
AN307—ELDORADO BLACKBERRY—Most popular 
of all blackberries. Very small seeded and a prolific 
bearer. Fruit juicy and sweet. Very hardy. Plant 
rather deep when planted in the fall and pull a 
mound of dirt over the top of each plant until 
spring. 6 for 89c; 12 for $1.69; 25 for $2.69; 
100 for $9.85, postpaid. 
AN305— MISSOURI GIANT BLACKBERRY —Big- 
gest and best. Heavy bearing, doesn’t sucker, easy 
to pick. Bears early and bears almost as long as 
any everbearer. 2 for 59c; 4 for 98c; 12 for $2.39, 
postpaid. 

GRAPE VINES 
All No. 1 Stock 
Get a start on grapes this fall. Set now, 
mound dirt over them and watch them grow. 
All big No. 1 vines. Sent POSTPAID. 

GRAPE BARGAIN $] 49 
AN371X—All 7 postpaid only....... ® 
5 Concords—Favorite Black. 1 Caco—Best 
Red. 1 Niagara—Leading White. 
Free—3 Cumberland Black Raspberry No. 1 Tips 


VARIETIES 
AN351—CACO—The improved hardy red 
grape. Makes prettiest red jell ever. 2 for 
s85e; 4 for $1.49; 12 for $3.49; . for $7.19. 
AN352—CONCORD, “The Favorite of All”’— 
The old standby. Rich purplish black. Very 
sweet. Ideal for juice or eating. 2 for 55c3 
4 for 98c; 12 for $2.39; 25 for $3.98; 100 for 
$14.29, 
AN355—MOORE’S EARLY—Purple black. 10 
days before Concord. 2 for 69c; 4 for $1.29; 
12 for $3.59; 25 for $6.49. 
AN356—NIAGARA—The perfect white grape 
for eating. Clusters compact and solid. 2 
for 69e; 4 for $1.29; 12 for $3.50; 25 for $6.49, 
AN353—FREDONIA—Two weeks ahead of 
Concord. The grape we have all been search- 
ing for.. Experts say it will be the leading 
variety in a few years due to its high qual- 
ity and early ripening date. Big, compact 

Caco is the perfect red grape 
clusters of black grapes. 2 for 69e; 4 for 
$1.29; 8 for $2.29; 12 for $3.15; 25 for $5.19, 
postpaid, 
AN370X—CONCORD BARGAIN—10 big Con- 
cord Vines, $1.79, postpaid. FREE GIFT: 3 
Tenderstalk Rhubarb. 
RED, WHITE & BLUE COLLECTION 
79¢ 
AN376X—1 each of Caco, 
Concord and Niagara. 
Postpaid .... 
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