FRUITS and NUTS 
PEACHES 
All Peaches $1.00 and $1.50 each 
BELLE OF GEORGIA—A large, white fruit with red cheeks. Flesh is white 
and firm. A freestone variety, medium early in maturity. 
’ EARLY WHEELER (Red Bird)—A clingstone variety, white with red cheek 
and excellent, juicy flesh. Very early to ripen. 
“ ELBERTA—Huge, yellow freestone of nation-wide fame. Mid-season. 
FRANK—One of the later maturing clingstone peaches. Yellow flesh, large, 
sweet, and firm. Very heavy yielding. 
’ HALE-HAVEN—Richly colored freestone variety with yellow flesh. Mid- 
season maturity. Heavy crops; excellent for canning. 
~ INDIAN CLING—Old-time, red-fleshed clingstone variety. Fruits are medium 
size and ripen in August. Delicious. 
.J. H. HALE—Fine, red-cheeked, yellow sk'nned, yellow-fleshed freestone of 
great size and remarkable quality. Mid-season maturity. 
“MAMIE ROSS—Early mid-season semi-cling. White with red cheek. 
NEW GOLDEN JUBILEE—Farliest ripening yellow freestone. Big and sweet, 
and free of the flaws of the old Golden Jubilee strain. 
APPLES PEARS 
All Apples $1.25 each All Pears $1.00 and $1.50 each 
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' splashed red. For preserving. 
» BURBANK—Large, purplish red plum 
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‘ AMERICA— Yellow, turning red when 
DOUBLE RED DELICIOUS—Most fa- \DOUGLAS — Early ripening, blight- 
mous red eating apple. Crisp. resistant. Golden fruits. 
GOLDEN DELICIOUS—Superb qual- ~ GARBER—Vigorous trees, with large, 
ity. Yellow skin; white flesh. firm yellow fruits. Early. 
HOLLAND—Early, red, and flavor- KIEFFER — Widely adapted, 
ful. Does not need pollinator. cropper. Keeps well in storage. 
TRANSCENDENT CRAB — Yellow LE CONTE— Yellow blushed red. 
Good eating pear, bell-shaped. 
FIGS 
All Figs 75c each 
» CELESTE—Small, bluish purple, very 
sweet fig. For preserving. 
“MAGNOLIA — Large, pale green 
fruits. Bears freely every year. 
“STEXAS EVERBEARING — Brownish 
yellow, very large fruits. Sweet. 
sure 
PLUMS 
All Plums $1.00 and $1.50 each 
ripe. Medium size; very productive. 
BRUCE—Large, amber red. Both pro- 
ductive and free from troubles. 
with deep yellow, delicious flesh. 
COMPASS CHERRY PLUM—Halfway 
between plum and cherry. Dark red 
fruits, excellent for pies. 
EXCELSIOR — Purplish red with 
greenish flesh. Large fruits. 
GOLD—Crystal clear, large golden 
yellow fruits. 
SANTA ROSA—Very large Cali- 
fornia type plum, dark red, extremely 
sweet, thick fleshed. 
SAPA —Cherry-plum type. Ripens 
huge crops early in the summer. 
Dark, purplish red. Good for jelly. 
BURKETT 
GRAPES 
All Grapes 50c each 
\ CARMAN—Very dark red, extremely 
sweet variety. Large bunches, and 
lots of them every year. 
*‘CONCORD—Blue-black, old time fa- 
vorite. Wonderful for juice. 
NIAGARA — Distinctive flavor; light 
green to white fruits. Prolific, with 
large clusters on vigorous vines. 
~R. W. MUNSON—Very old variety 
with red fruits and heavy yields. 
WESTERN SCHLEY 
J. H. HALE PEACH 
PECANS 
Pecans $2.50 and up depending on size and variety 
BURKETT—Large, almost round, thin shelled upland variety. 
DESIRABLE—-A very new strain, apparently of wide adaptability, 
and destined to displace older types in the opinion of experts. 
STUART—Most widely adapted and reliable. Well-filled kernels. 
SUCCESS—Large, oblong nut with plump, smooth, quality kernels. 
WESTERN SCHLEY—The longest nut that’s practical to grow. Re- 
liable producer with thin shells. Extra quality. Upland type. 
IMPROVED BLACK WALNUT 
. THOMAS—Large nuts with thin shells. Fast grower. $2.50 each 
PERSIMMONS 
EUREKA—Big, orange-red fruits. Hardy and well flavored. $1.50 
TANE NASHI—Bright orange, deep globe fruits. 
resistant. The very finest quality. 
BERRIES 
Seedless. Frost 
Trees $1.50 each 
\. BOYSENBERRY—Huge berries borne in heavy clusters. Fruits run 
red to purple and are 12 to 2 inches long. Dozen plants $1.00 
. AUSTIN MAYES DEWBERRY—The largest berries of any other 
dew or blackberries. Fruit is black and high quality. Dozen, $1.00 
EVERBEARING STRAWBERRIES—Specially selected varieties best 
adapted to our Texas conditions. Dozen plants, 50c 
STUART 
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SWEENEY, KRIST & DIMM, HORTICULTURAL PRINTERS, PORTLAND, ORE, 
