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Two Young Bearing 
Fine Flavored and 
Most Delicious 
No. 100 
FLAMING TRIUMPH 
Bears young and we consider it as one of the finest 
Apples on the market. Ripens in Fall and keeps 
longer than most other varieties. Has a rich, spicy 
flavor and its tender, crisp flesh makes it all that 
could be desired in a fancy, long-keeping, huge, 
solid red Apple. Trees thrifty; 
Flaming 
they will withstand heat and Triumph 
drought and are hardy enough 
for the North. Makes a fine shade 
tree and is very ornamental, ceigtes ia 
cially when covered TREES BEAR 
with blossoms and when YOUNG 
loaded with huge, solid 
red Apples. 
SPECIAL 
BARGAIN 
No. 105 
1 Flaming Triumph 
1 Anoka 
1 Double Red Delicious 
1 Golden Sweet 
1 Yellow Delicious 
6-7 Ft. TREES 
$6.95 Value S Bo 6 
for only 
Some varieties of Apple 
Trees bear young. Pic- 
tured ate thee lefiesismea 
young Apple Tree with 
an abundant crop of ap- 
ples. It has been our aim 
to select, wherever pos- 
sible, varieties that will 
produce early. This 
means earlier profits and 
less work. It means fruit 
on the table sooner for 
those who plant for home 
consumption. 
No. 102 Anoka 
No. 102. ANOKA—A wonderful early Apple. Trees bear 
while extremely young. No long waiting for fruit when 
you plant Anoka. A grand variety for old folks. Originated 
in South Dakota. Originator claims trees often bear fruit 
the second year. Hardy enough for extreme North. A fine 
eating Apple; makes delicious pies and fine flavored sauce. 
Trees dwarfish in habit and very productive. A grand vari- 
ety for folks with small yards as they may be planted 12 
feet apart. Old folks can plant Anoka Apple Trees and 
often see them bear for several years. 
REDUCED PRICES ON BRADLEY’S FAMOUS SU- 
PERIOR QUALITY FLAMING TRIUMPH AND 
ANOKA APPLE TREES. 
1 to 9 10 to 29 30 or more 
trees trees trees 
Each Each Each 
4 to 5 Ft., 2 year old 
Commercial Orchard Size $1.10 $1.00 $ .90 
5 to 6 Ft., 2 year Select 
Home Orchard Size 4 1.10 1.00 
6 to 7 Ft. Super Jumbo 
1.50 1.40 
BRADLEY'S TREES GROW FASTER—BEAR YOUNGER—PRODUCE HEAVIER 
