The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-11


feature of the National Apple Show,
as we believe the exhibit at Spokane
is doing more ostimulate the fruit
growing industry than any other one
institution. We offer 400 trees of
any variety in our nursery for the
best district exhibit
Milton Nursery company, Milton,
Ore: I'VE fully realize the great
benefit this National Apple Show
has been to nurserymen in the way
of encouraging the planting of large
commercial orchards as well as ad-
vertisement of the advantages of the
northwest. We gladly offer you
500 one-year-old, first class Rome
Beauty apple trees as premium and
we wish you every success in MAX
ing the third National Apple Show
the best ever held.
Vineland Nurseries, Charleston,
Wash: I'VE thank you very much
for the opportunity extended to us
to make another special prize offer
at the National Apple Show. We
will repeat our offer of last year of
500 Rome Beauty apple trees
Fresno Nursery company, Fresno,
Cal: I'VE repeat our offer to give
a prize of 100 fruit trees or 500
grape vines on any exhibit desig-
mated by the trustees. We are will
ing at all times to help along the
good cause"
Eden Valley Nursery, Medford,
Ore, offers $40 worth of nursery
stock for the best box of Jonathan
apples grown in Oregon.
J. B. Wagner, nurseryman at Pas
adena, Cal, again gives as a prize
$50 worth of Burbank Crimson Win
ter rhubarb, and the trustees are
considering awarding this prize in a
contest among the housewives on ap-
pie pies.
German Nurseries & Seed House,
Beatrice, Neb.: I'VE would like to
donate a special prize for your APP
pie show and will give 200 Camp
plants. You may offer the prize in
whatever class you desire. We hope
you will make the third National APP
pie show a complete success
Oregon Nursery company, Oronco,
Ore: 1T affords us pleasure to be
permitted to donate our share toward
the prize list of the third National
Apple Show. If sanctioned by your
committee, we should like to give
800 apple trees to the winner of the
most first prizes on box exhibits, 100
Vanderpool Red apple trees to the
winner in this variety, so Wander
pool Red apple trees as a second
prize and 100 trees winners choice)
to parties winning a prize on any
trees bought from our nursery"
Richland Nursery company, Rich
land, Wash: I'VE are willing to do
nate 500 No. l, one-year apple trees
to be used as premiums at the Ma
tional Apple Show. You may place
them in any class desired"
Milwaukee Nurseries, Milwaukee,
Ore, donates so cherry trees, so
pear trees, rs peach trees and 25
prune trees, and regrets that they
have no apple trees in stock, but
promises more for next year.
Shenandoah Nurseries, Shenan-
doah, Iowa, offers 1000 Concord, 2
year grape vines, 5000 No. 1 apple
seedlings and 5000 No. 2 apple
seedlings.
Mount Arbor Nurseries, Shenan-
doah, Iowa, gives 100 B. de Anjou
pear trees, 5000 apple seedlings and
100 Bing cherry trees.
New Haven Nurseries, New Ha-
ven, Mo-, offers 400 apple trees and
100 peach trees to the winner of the
5-box Jonathan contest.
Carlton Nursery company, Carlton,
Ore, donates so Royal Ann cherry
trees as a premium on the best box
of Yellow Newtown apples.