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. Small, rich, yellowish-brown; very profitable for commercial planters. Same 
\ SECKEL One of the best flavored pears price as Bartletts. 
known; very productive. September and Oct- ‘ ELWERT PE ARS A new pear, round as 
ober. an apple. Ripens late 
fall. Very large. Better canning than Bartlett. 
\ 2 A large fine pear $1.75 per tree. 
CLAPP’S FAVORITE resembling he teal NR A be AN re ke tee A A, 
Bartlett; fine flavor; pale lemon-yellow with brown _ : 
dots, and fine texture, melting, buttery, juicy 
with -delicate flavor; tree hardy and productive. 
August and September. 
\ WINTER NELLIS Medium; skin yellow- 
ish green, dotted witb 
gray russet; flesh yellowish white, fine grained, 
of a rich saccharine, aromatic flavor. December. 
\ FALL BUTTER 4 favorite fall pear: 
yellow, sweet and juicy. 
Splendid baking pear. September. 
\ WINTER BARTLETT §&xtra fine fla- 
vor. Fruit large 
resembling Bartletts. A fine pear for home use 
—. COMICE 4 splendid commercial variety be- 
ing of fine size; good appearance: 
=e ships well. October. Fine eating. 
KIEFFER PE AR Winter variety. Rich 
golden yellow. Fine for 
canning and baking. 
GORH AM Resembles Bartlett in size, color, 
Shape, only ripens 2 week later. 
The flavor is sweet with very marked and pleas- 
View of Thrifty Pear Trees, Thousands of 
ing aroma. The flesh is white, tender, buttery Them. It Costs More to Grow Better Trees. 
and juicy. The trees are vigorous and productive ma e are menvenes at Rock Bottom aw for 
and very resistant to blight. We consider this eying pee at Chen sri habe 
pear equal to Bartlett, and they are finer grained; T.V.N. HAS ONLY THE BEST 
CHERRIES 
There are few more desirable fruits than the cherry. They are planted 
more and more each year and there is always a brisk demand.on the market 
for good fruit: Cherries thrive in most any dry or well-drained soil. The fruit 
is delicious whether eaten out of hand or preserved. Be sure you get the gen- 
uine Mazzard root. We have trees 50 years old still bearing. We recom- 
mend the Mazzard root. 
STATE INSPECTED SWEET AND SOUR CHERRY TREES 
SPECIAL INSPECTION TO INSURE THE PLANTER OF FREE VIRUS TREES. OUR STATE 
INSPECTOR AND STATE COLLEGE HAVE GIVEN OUR TREES CAREFUL INSPECTION. 
The mother ‘stock of all our cherry trees are heavy croppers. Lots of trees producing a 
half ton per tree. This insures your future orchard from our efforts. Plant a cherry orchard. 
Our eastern trade is getting larger every year for the black varieties; in a few years we won’t 
have enough bearing orchards to fill the demand, as there have been very few orchards planted 
in the last 10 years in comparison to our increase in population. We have a wonderful root 
system on these trees. They are grown under special care. 
Prices on Cherries WE ELA = FINE LARGE SUPPLY OF 
These Prices Are Reasonable As Only The Best : S FOR NEXT FALL, 1948 AND 
"...,.. + Clean Trees Are Sold. _ SPRING OF 1949. 
. _ Each We are sure we have one of the largest supplies 
2 tO 3 fb. nen ecnecec ee cee eect eeseee $1.25 of Cherries, and they will be good trees. 
3. to rhe Ea ee ae ree ee 1.50 
Next Season we will quote quantity prices. If you 
Bata Select 4 t07 flo. 1190. ——« are to know what they are before, please write 
25 Trees or more of a kind go at 10c less per Tree for quantity lot prices 
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