The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-02-16
60 CENTS WILL BUY
TREES FOR YOUR LOT
State College Makes Offer of
Splendid Shade Trees For Next
To Nothing


the effect if each of your neigh
bors also had a row of tree
along the whole street?
Sixty cents fifty-foot lot |
the small sum that will do tn,
work, thanks to the cooperation
of the Washington State College
Orders may be left at The Trib
une office, until some Lynde1
organization volunteers to take
up the work of covering the
town for orders.
Information concerning the
trees is given as follows by the
State College:
Tells About Trees
In furtherance of the policy
OF the Forestry Department of
this institution to encourage the
planting of trees on the farms
OF Washington for windbreaks,
shelter belts, wood lots, and or
namental purposes, our planting
stock is again made available to
the people of the state in limited
quantities at the low prices men,
toned. We would gladly supply
the planting stock free of charge
were we financially able to do
SO, but in order to carry on the
work it is necessary for us to
make a charge sufficiently large
to cover the cost of the trees.
1t should be understood that
our costs include only seed, la
Dor of production and packing
charges and do not include cap
Gal outlays, interest or overhead
*'xpenses. Therefore. when you
nave had as many trees of each
species as our limited supply will
permit us to ship to you, you
must expect to pay a larger
price to the commercial nurser-
les for similar stock. They, |
unuer the boet~~-- a Aa~."---' -
produce and ship trees at the
prices herein indicated. We make
this statement so that you will
not hesitate to buy from COM
mercial nurseries sufficiently to
supply your needs.
Must Furnish Reports
We will be glad to furnish
a list of desirable nurserymen
from whom planting stock may
be purchased if you so desire.
You will, sometime in the fu-
ture. be asked TO report to us on
the condition and the progress
that the trees we have shipped
YOU have made in order that we
may have a better basis for re-
commendation as to what to
plant in the different sections
of the state This material will
eventually be published in bull
letin form.
Sycamore Maple, 1890 in, &C
each.
White Ash, 1880 in. C each.
Eshck Walnut, 1914 in, 6 each
kngelman Spruce, 12-14 in, l5c
each.
Blue Spruce, 12-14 in., 20 C each
Jack Pine, 1916 in, 6 each.
Norway Spruce, 20-90 in, 25e
each.
Western Yellow Pine, S-12 in.
&c each.
japanese Arborvitae, 1916 in
zoe each.
Scotch Pine, clio in, &c each
Balsam Fir, 6-S in, &C each.
Box elder, % it., &c each.
Large Trees Offered
A limited number of the eS
ira large, fancy trees, listed De
low may be secured at price
quoted:
Sugar Maple, 6-S TT, 4oc eaci
Norway Maple, 6-S #, 40c eacf
Sycamore Maple, 6-S it., 4oc eac
Silver Maple, 6-S ft., zoe eacl
White Ash, 6-S IT., 20c EACH
Red Oak, ST ft., 20c each.
Red Cedar, 20-24 in, zoe eacI
Western White Pine, 1924 II
zoe each.
Jack Pine, 2-S ft., 20c each
Douglas Fir. 14-1S in, zoe eac
BLACK Locust, So ft., 10 eac
Sycamore Maple, $40 IT., b
each.
Silver Maple, 10 ft., 25c eac
Rox Elder, 6-S IT., 20c each.
- There is also available
sfiistribution, this season, sever
hundred thousand Black LOCI
seedlings, IL TO Is inches nj
that will be offered at the l
lowing prices:
Per thousand, $500; per nj
dred, s1.O0; per tree &c, In co
putting the cost 500 or more
figure at the thousand rate