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DWARF APPLE—14 Years Old 
CALIFORNIA FRUITS 
PACKING CHARGE — These trees require 
heavy packing materials. Please add 20% of 
the amount of the order to cover cost. Trees 
will be sent by express collect. 
LEMONS 
EUREKA —Tree nearly thornless, of rapid 
growth, and prolific bearer, fruit of the best 
quality. A general favorite. Each $5.00. 
MEYER — Highly frost resistant and may be 
grown in climates too cold for other lemons. 
It has very fragrant flowers, bears edible 
fruits and is ornamental as a garden shrub or 
tub plant. Each $5.00. 
LIMES 
BEARSS SEEDLESS —Very large, very juicy 
with pronounced acidity. . Hardy and_ enor- 
mously productive. ti Each,$5.00. 
ORANGES 
ROBERTSON NAVEL ORANGE—This outstand- 
ing orange is first choice for the home garden. 
It ripens in winter and bears more fruit than 
any other navel; good fruit too, juicy and well 
flavored. In favorable climate the trees should 
begin bearing the second year. Each $6.50. 
VALENCIA LATE—A vigorous grower, making 
a handsome tree, early in bearing and very 
prolific; fruit medium sized, skin thin, light 
color; flesh deep rich color, fine grained and 
very juicy. May and June. Each $5.00. 

STREAMLINER STRAWBERRY 

HAallawelli DWARF FRUIT TREES 
For a Home Garden Orchard 
You can have your own orchard and a garden too with Hallawell's dwarf fruit trees. Theyf/grow 
in bush form and present less of a shade problem in the small city lot garden; you'll be syfprised 
too at the amount of fruit these smaller treés produce. Plant them where you would ofdinarily 
plant a good sized shrub, you'll find them both useful and ornamental. Shipping orgers send 
l5c per tree for packing. 
DWARF ALMOND 
IXL—Large soft shell nuts. 
NONPAREIL—Thin shell, bears heavily. 
DWARF APPLE 
GRAVENSTEIN—Red and yellow. August. 
JONATHAN—Old favorite red apple. Late fall. 
RED DELICIOUS—Blush red. September. 
YELLOW DELICIOUS—Ripens September. 
YELLOW TRANSPARENT—Ripens July-August. 
DWARF APRICOT 
PERFECTION—Large. Ripens July, August. 
ROYAL—Medium large, ripens June. 
Price $3.50 each, 
DWARF CHERRY 
BING—Large black. Ripens in July. 
LAMBERT—Dark red. Late July. 
ROYAL ANN—Yellow, red chfek. July. 
DWARF PEACH 
GOLDEN JUBILEE—Yellow freestone. August. 
ROCHESTER—Freestone yellow, August. 
HALE—Large freestone, Mfly. 
DWABF PEAR 
BARTLETT—Favoritef Ripens in August. 
COMICE—Greenishfyellow (red blush). October. 
WINTER NELIS—Nedium size fine flavor. Late. 
' DWARF PLUM 
BURBANK—Yellowish with red cheek. 
sune. 
DATE PRUNE—Large, very sweet. Seyi. I. 
ITALIAN PLUM—Oval, purple. Sepimber. 
Berries Fresh from Your OWwn Garden 
A dozen assorted berry plants set along the fence in yo 
garden will produce all the berries 
you can use for table, jelly, jam, and still hive a few lef over to make your friends and neigh- 
bors happy. Full ripe flavor, too. 
MAIL ORDERS—Send 35c for packing and postagé 
TRELLIS BERRIES 
Plant 6 to 8 feet apart and train on trellis. Fruit 
is borne on l-year-old wood. After berries are 
harvested cut off old wood and train new 
growth on the trellis. Keep well watered and 
BOYSENBERRY—This has become one of the 
most popular berries. They are large, maroon- 
red, highly flavored and have few seeds. 
Bg cach, 12 fer $3SQ. 
THORNLESS BOYSENBERRY — The same fine 
quality berries as the thorn variety but it 
ripens a week earlier and the canes are smooth 
with no thorns. SO&eachN) 2 foN$5 QD. 
OGANBERRY—Berries an inch and a quarter 
long, dark red and quite tart. Fine for jelly 
and canning. A strong grower and yields 
abundantly. 35c each; 12 for $3.50. 
THORNLESS LOGANBERRY—Same fruit, same 
characteristics as the above but without thorns. 
50c each; 12 for $5.00. 
RASPBERRIES 
Plant 2 to 4 feet apart in the row. After fruit- 
ing season cut out the old wood. Keep well 
watered and fertilized. 
LLOYD GEORGE — The largest red raspberry 
and one of the finest home use berries, for 
jams, jellies, and for eating fresh. The fruit is 
of the finest quality and is borne in huge clus- 
ters. 35c each; 12 for $3.50. 
MUNGER BLACK RASPBERRY—A berry with 
few seeds and a distinctive flavor. A hardy 
berry. Succeeding wherever the red variety is 
grown. 35c each; 12 for $3.50. 
ST. REGIS—Also known as Raniere. One cf 
the so-called everbearing group, the first 
crop of bright crimson berries ripening in June 
and in California we get a second crop in Sep- 
tember. 25c each; 12 for $2.50 
CURRANTS 
Plant 2 to 3 feet apart in the row; trim out the 
old wood when it begins to decline. 
CHERRY CURRANT—Very large deep red. 
50c each; 12 for $5.00. 
if order for berries is $2.50 or less. 
GOOSEBERRY 
HAMPION — Smooth, medium-large berries, 
ell flavored and sweet when fully ripe. A 
strong grower and prolific bearer. 
Extra size plants: 50c each; 6 for $2,75; 
12 for $5.00 
If wanted by mail send 5c each for packing 
and postage. 
STRAWBERRIES 
Rnjoy the flavor and aroma of fully ripe straw- 
barries, freshly picked from your own garden. 
10Q plants set 1 foot apart each way is consid- 
ered a family size planting. Keep the runners 
pinthed off until after fruiting season and the 
plants will bear a good crop the first year. 
BAINNNER—By far the most popular strawberry. 
Lafge luscious berries from spring to fall. 
Plg@nt them early and keep the runners pinched 
off for the first season crop. These are the 
g@nuine Banner. 12 for 75c; 100 for $5.00. 
RED HEART—Large, luscious berries, red to the 
center, excellent flavor and very prolific. Good 
fgeezing berry. 12 for 75c; 100 for $5.00. 
ROCKHILL—A runnerless strawberry, in Calli- 
{@rnia propagated by crown divisions. It is 
dianted extensively in barrels but it is also a 
bry fine garden berry. 
25c each; 12 for $2.00; 100 for $15.00. 
SRREAMLINER — Almost round in shape, 
smtooth and attractive with a deep glossy-red 
colr. When fully ripe they are very sweet, 
have a delightful aroma and a delicious flavor. 
TheyNare large and hold their size well through- 
out th&Aseason. 12 for $1.00; 100 for $7.00. 
BLACKBERRY _ 
MAMMOTH — One of the earliest of black- 
berries. Very productive and one of the most 
delicious. Train on a trellis and cut laterals 
back to 3 or 4 feet to induce the growth of 
fruit spurs. When fruit is harvested, remove 
old canes and irain up the new. 
35c each; 12 for $3.50. 
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