ARCHIAS’ QUALITY APPLE TREES 
LARGE 2-YEAR SELECTED HARDY 
“GRIMES GOLDEN. The golden yel- 
low winter Apple. We don’t have 
“ANOKA. The new, quick-bearing 
Apple. NOW at regular prices. 
Fruit_often the year after plant- 
ing. Ripens early, Big red Apples 
—yellow streaks. 
“SOLID RED DELICIOUS. Superior 
to the old Delicious. Is the King 
of all Apples. Beautiful all-red 
color, full of juice and a wonder- 
ful keeper. 
“JONATHAN. A wonderful Apple for 
this section. Color deep red. A fine 
eating Apple. 
“EARLY HARVEST. A fine July 
Apple. Color pale yellow. 
ARCHIAS’ HARDY PEACH TREES 
We list only the hardy and sure- 
bearing varieties. 
\ HALE-HAVEN. A regular and pro- 
lific bearer, ranking No, 1 for 
hardiness. Freestone. Color rich 
orange and red. Early. 
\J. H. HALE. One week earlier than 
Elberta, Freestone, Red Blush 
over yellow; lge; excellent flavor. 
“HEATH CLING. The large creamy 
white clingstone, Excellent quali- 
\ ty. Fine keeper. 
ELBEBTA. An old standby. Large 
yellow with red check. 
\ ARBCHIAS’ MISSOURI PRIDE. A 
well known Peach in this section. 
Archias’ Missouri Pride has prov- 
en itself to be the largest and fin- 
t hardy freestone. Ripens 10 te 
id days tiead of Elberta. You'll 
like it, Golden yellow, blushed red. 
\ POLLY. White meated. delicious 
freestone. Hardy, heavy bearing; 
one of the finest flavored Peaches 
grown. 
\wHITE CHAMPION. The _ hardy 
freestone. Very hardy in the cen- 
tral states. Has size and quality. 
A honey-sweet, rich, juicy white 
Peah you'll rave about. Ripens 
, around August 10th. 
\ BED HAVEN... Freestone. Extra 
early flaming red Peach with gok 
den flesh. Trees bear young and 
heavily. Self pollenizing. Very fine 
flavor. Good to eat fresh or 
canned. 
Your Choice of Varieties, Alike or Assorted. Postpaid 
3 to 4 ft. Selected—Each 95c; 3 for $2.85; 6 for $4.95; 12 for $9.10 
the most delicious 
wa SUPERB. The best flavored, most 
productive, hardy Apricot ever 
produced. Medium size, light sal- 
mon colored. ‘ 
to tell you how fine this Apple is. 
<STAYMAN’S RED WINESAP. An 
improved Winesap. Excellent for 
market, cider and eating. 
\YELLOW TRANSPARENT. A favor- 
ite early yellow. Bears young. 
“YELLOW DELICIOUS. Same as its 
fine parents, only golden yellow 
color. 
\\WHITNEY CRAB. The best of all 
Crabs, bears young and _ heavily. 
Fruit bright red. 
Your Choice of Varieties, Alike or Assorted. Postpaid 
4 to 5 ft., Quick Bearing 
Each $1.00; 3 for $2.85; 
6 for $5.40; 12 for $9.90 
ARCHIAS’ HARDY PLUMS 
“ WAWSKA 
growth. 
.WANETA. A very large Plum, Deep red color with yellow flesh. A \ 
delicious flavor. 
> GREEN GAGE. A large, round freestone of greenish yellow color. 
é Tender, sweet, fine for canning, Hardy in Missouri and south. 
“NEW STANLEY. Newest and best of the Pmune Plums. Very hardy. 
Skin purplish blue; flesh sweet and delicious. 
~NEW DAMSON. This is an improved strain over the ordinary 
Damson. The blue Plums are medium size, of finest quality. 
Freestone. A heavy regular bearer. 
4 to 5 ft. Selected. Each $1.45; 3 for $4.10; 6 for $7.90. Postpaid 
(Apricot Plum). Big reddish purple Plum with sweet 
apricot perfumed yellow meat, Freestone. Bears right away after 
planting. Ripens in August. The tree makes extraordinarily rapid 
Who does not like Apricot sauce and preserves? They 
ripen after Cherries and just before early Peeahes. Hasy 
to grow. Home-grown, tree-ripened Apricots are one of 
of all fruits. 
3-4 ft., postpaid 
Each $1.35; 3 for $3.85 
HARDY CHERRIES 
‘GraRLY RICHMOND (May Cherry). This is the popular 
early pie Cherry of the nation. The fruit is bright red, 
juicy, delicious. Tree strong grower, bears heavily, 
Ripens in September. 
HARDY PEARS 
Sweet and Juicy 
Plant Pears 18 to 20 feet apart and it is necessary to plant | 
\ more than one variety so they can cross pollenize, 
“BARTLETT. Summer Pear. Large, rich golden yellow 
with soft blush, Fine for shipping and canning. 
“KIEFFER. The best known and most widely planted \ yr ,o0W GLASS. Thi 
winter Pear. Rich golden color. 
NEW DOUGLAS. Fall Pear; bearing young. Fruit large, 
yellow with blush; heavy producer. Blight-proof, 
Alike or Assorted, Your Choice—Postpaid. 
4 to 5 ft. Selected. Each $1.40; 3 for $4.05; 6 for $7.85 
Extremey hardy. 
4 to 4% ft. Selected. 
Each $1.59; 3 for $4.75; 6 for $8.30. Postpaid 
Kansas. 
starts bearing young. 
MONTMORENCY. The standard by which all Cherries 
are judged. Big, rich red fruit, always loads down the 
tree. Juicy but firm for pies or preserves, 
ENGLISH MORELLO. The big dark red, rich flavored 
late Cherries, excellent for preserves. Leave on tree un- 
til almost black and they are delicious. Ripen in July. 
Above 3 Sour Varieties Cherries 
2 BEST SWEET CHERRIES 
KANSAS SWEET. This Cherry comes from southern 
3. It is the only red sweet Cherry we know of 
that will bear in the Middle West. The fruit is large, 
dark red, firm, sweet with a delicious flavor. 
I s is the hardiest of all sweet Cher- 
ries, stands 15 degrees below zero. Large, golden fruit 
with sweet flavor. Fine for eating fresh and canning. 
Ripens right after Montmorency. 
Prices Above Sweet Varieties Cherries: 
Postpaia Each $1.98; 3 for $5.70; 6 for $10.80 
