4 UNION CITY, MICHIGAN 
Paper wrap your trees with heavy paper cut two inches wide to 
avoid sunscald. If leaf hoppers appear about June it is suggested 
that you spray once a month during the first season with 2 table- 
spoons of 50 per cent wettable DDT to a gallon of water. Be sure 
to tie your young nut trees up to strong stakes for a year or two 
to get them started right. 
TERMS: Cash with your order. We book orders any time for the 
next shipping season. Sometimes we book orders a year ahead on 
scarce items, 
EXPRESS SHIPMENT ADVIS =D—We do not prepay charges 
unless extra money is allowed by a customer. My trees will be well 
packed in spagnum moss and tough paper and always arrive safely. 
WE DO NOT GUARANTEE TREES TO LIVE—For in doing so 
we would be putting ourselves open to all kinds of neglect and 
would have to raise prices to make careful planters pay for the 
losses of those who are careless. 
SAFE—WINTERING ALL FALL ORDERED NUT TREES— 
When our trees arrive in October they will be wax coated. Remove 
the paper and lay them down flat in your garden. Shovel soil over 
the roots to cover. When snowy weather starts throw a bushel of 
tree leaves over the tops and a few leaves over the soil on the 
roots. Pull up in early April and plant permanently. By followin 
the above procedure your fall ordered Nut Trees will give you a 
much better stand than those ordered in the Spring. The above 
applies especially well to to all English walnut trees. 
AN 
THOMAS—Tree is of Pennsyl- 
vania origin. It is the most rapid 
grower of them all. Nuts are lar- 
ger than any other propogated 
black walnut. Yet they are remar- 
kably thin shelled and the light 
colored kernels come out nicely. 
Thomas is a heavy bearing vari- 
ety, ideal for the commercial pro- 
ducer. 
IMPROVED BLACK WALNUTS: All varieties of black walnut 
listed by us are bearers of the him@hest quality nuts. These vari- 
eties have been tested and found perfectly hardy and practically 
immune to disease. j 
\crimax BLACK WALNUT—A variety of Black Walnut that 
originated near Climax, Michigan. Very much like Thomas in ap- 
pearance of nut. Though hardier. It cracks well and starts out in 
the spring with a sort of purple foliage that is bound to attract 
attention. 
