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PRICE LIST OF THE

MUNSON NURSERIES AR

= nee SRE REE. 93. Si

Including only those varieties in stock at this date.

As all copies of our last edition of our Descriptive Catalog have all been sent out and the length of the remainder of the season will not justify the printing of another edition, we are sending this price list in lieu of the catalog.

We have included in this price list only such varieties that are in stock on this date. (Jan. 25, 1910.) Those varieties that we usually grow but not listed in this price iist are now sold out for this season, but will have a stock of them next season. Remember this is not a full list of all varieties we propogate and grow, but a corrected list of those yet unsold at this time, and the priees are for February and March, 1910, only.

_ Those receiving this price list who have our catalog can refer to it for des- eriptions. The varieties named are now generally so well known that few will need descriptions to make satisfactory selection.

: We aim to keep up to our customary high standard in stock and reliabil- ity. Our prices are realiy lower than the circumstances of the season justify.

TERMS, CONDITIONS, PRICES, ETC.

PRICES: 1 to 5 of a variety will be- supplied at the ‘‘each’” price, 6 to 39 of. a variety will be supplied at the dozen rate, and 40 or more of a variety will be supplied at the hundred rate.

THE PREPAID PRICES are only for those orders amounting to $5 or more and then when shipped to any depot in the States of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkan- sas, Louisiana, Kansas and Missouri. On all orders of less than $5 and on or- ders of all amounts to other States than those named, the F. O. B. Denison price will apply. Customers in the States named and ordering $5 or more at a time have the option of either scale of prices. No order will be prepaid for less than $5. even though the prepaid price is selected.

CASH (by Draft, Money Order or Registered Letter) with order will secure prompt filling. No goods shipped unless cash or satisfactory security accompanies the order. If personal checks are sent, include 15 cents for collection, which amount they cost us. Orders held until personal checks are collected. ‘Time, risk and expense saved by remitting by postal or express order or bank draft.

CUR RESPONSIBILITY CEASES after delivery, except for mistakes in fil- ing, which must be reported immediately after receipt of goods, to admit of ad- justment. A double system of checking is employed in putting up orders, so that mistakes are rare, and sometimes customers complain of an error and afterwards find it was their own mistake.

WE ARE RESPONSIBLE TO ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS and to them only for the character of the goods, and to them or their forwarders—express and railway companies—we guarantee to deliver stock in good order, true to name. With such delivery our responsibility ceases.

GIVE EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS FOR SHIPMENT—When such are not given, we shall use our best judgment in selecting a route, but will not be responsible for loss thereby. It is always better to ship by express unless the amount of stock is large.

SUBSTITUTION—If it is not explicitly stated in the order that no substitu- lion is permitted in case the variety ordered is sold out, we shall consider per- mission to substitute granted, and then put in place of the variety ordered another, always with its correct name, and one of eaual or better value, un- less such is not in stock, when the variety will be left unfilled and the money for it returned.

Address

T. V. MUNSON & SON,

DENISON, TEXAS

T. V. MUNSON & SON’S PRICE LIST FOR FEB. and MARCH, 1910

Packed Prepaid if in orders APPLES. F. 0. B. Denisa of $5.00 or more. Each | Doz. | 100 Each | Doz. | 100 CAM 2iiva an smaltste Ceo micO ws winter earls 8, liza 83 ala 3 BOO Sails 83 TO) 83 ILO (B) 2 yr. grafted, 4 to 6 ft., branded .20 2.00 10.00 a25 2.50 13.00 (©) doyas) ouddeds 4) told iit, nok: LanesIa@laUSXOW\h Manes BN cre ato Sane otdio a eaicen 15 1.50 9.00 .20 2.00 11.00

VARINTIES—Named in order of ripening: Harly Harvest, A, B.

Early Penock, A, B. Duchess of Oldenberg, A, B. Red June, A, B,

Hanny, A, B: C: Saran euelmitonmeAv iis Gy

Bledsoe, A, B. Doyle, A, B. . —TeLy, AY B.

ier

Jonathan, A,

Bradford vAy WB: Note—The letters (A, B, C,) refer to sizes in stock; A fur 2 year grafted, Soto 4 ft. 3B for 2 year erarteds) 4) toon CC fons ycarjOUdSh 4 acOmomnnt.

Summer Queen, A.

Twenty Cunce, A, B. Missouri Pippin, A, B. Ben Davis. A, B, € Shirley, A, B. Stayman Monge AS B. Winesap, A, (AF Gano, C only. Py

Ark Biack, ING 1B Ge Tealaraaumacls YA) IB) (Ce Hyslop Crab, WN IBA. Whitney Crah, AXs

PEARS.

ISsHoN aay Jexrwhnce, VOW Guy e docac ou no .25 2.50 18.00 .30) 3.00 20.00 ut Japan Russett. Seckel, Bartlett .... .25 2.50 18.00 .30 3.00 20.00: Garber, Keiffer, 3 to 4 ft. ......... S155 1.50 10.00 .18 10S 11.09 Garber Ienmeryran to Oyen een elk .20: 2.00 12.00 .25 2.50 14.00 MEECH QUINCE.

OME Hie DI ey aN TE RN LNs aD Me SOME 101 1.00 7.00 a2 125 8.00 AB yO S Ke HI Carson sey 2 AE la alia ENE oie AieeNG AleniatS .20' 2.00 15.00 oe) 2.50 17.00 APRICOTS.

TERY! es Hen ELEY CAR ROR TT AMY ae ag a A ET Jills) 1.50 10.00 .20 LD 12.09 PHT ECO NAS Ey gt OAM I ce SH A a A IC BS SBR .25 2.50 18.00 .30 3.00 22.00

Royal, Moorpark, Peach, Cluster, Mexican. CHERRIES. .25 2.50 20.00 .30 3.00: 23.00 New Century, Early Richmond Fneglish Morello, Baldwin Montmorency, MULBERRIES. Giae: WSQIEs 2), UOs Sy TUS b)o'Sag oncaeid blob .10 1.00 6:00 ale Ws 209 HAS AKER BI UEO, ZEEE, so bigidole dia gale bid ooo elley 1.50 10.00 .20 2.00 12.00 Hicks, Munson, Male Russian. PEACHES OVE OMAN Wag atel ani Reali eRe tuai NO away ata He ene ortonage 12 W525 6.00 5 1.59 8.00 AE Oud GiANLIC ONS eee E cena lel otc ane esueneneteraiente .20 2.00 10.00 25 2.50 12.00 VARIETIES—Named in order of ripening: “ w—white: y—yvyellow; f—free; c—cling: sc—semi-cling. Wietor;, w, (Se: Dewey, y, f. “Ghinese Cling w, ec. Family Favorite, w, f. s’Crimson Beauty, w, ¢. Crawford Late,, y, f. ae “Mayflower, y; f. Mamie Ross. w, sc. eMt.. Rose, w, f. Elberta. y. f. ,Bequett Free, w, f. Ringgold, w, ec. Orange Clings, ys ¢: Salway, y. f. NEWER VARIETIES .....-........ .50 4.00 50 4.50 Di. Burton, w, sc. Blanchard, w, c. unson Free, y, f. Mebout, iy, i. ranson @lhinicevewce PLUMS. (a) Aen OMS [5 ELD RE RAIA Sisco sietor wi dia ciao uid e 15 L 50 .20 2.00 (UD) SAE OB CHE hee ses haves even sdapel rata Rec Pebeteh ah 25 2.50 16.00 .30 3.00 18.00

Abundance, b. Wiiekson, b. Minco, a.

1eeerol)” dpohavey, (Gi 10%

Burhank, fh. Letters a,

indicate sizes

Chabot, aly Wa Milton. a, b. Hytankio, b. Ward Oct, 50e each.

in stock. a for 2 to 3 ft.; b for 4 to 5 ft..

T. V. MUNSON & SON’S PRICE LIST FOR FEB. and MARCH, 1910

Packed |Prepaid if in orders

PECANS, & F.O. B. Denison of $5.00 or more. Each | Doz. | 100 | Each | Doz. | 100 Seedling, two VEAlH EES) <j .2 eos in = a5 1.50 10.00 “18 1:75 11.00 Cla Pema AIMCIICS ay. oe heen 73 8.00 60.00 .85 9.00 70.09 Frotscher, Russell, Schley, Stuart, Young. PERSIMMONS. Best (eral Ged *\ VaTIehese eis. 5 sie oes .30 3.00 20.00 .35 3.50 23.09 Choice Japan seedling varieties, 2yr .25 2.00 .00 2.25 Choice native seedlings, 1 yr. ...... .10 1.00 <2, 1.25 Kawakami seedlings, 2 yr. ........ .50 5.00 .60' 5.50 GRAPES—Old Varieties. AC PUCOTA NM tet batts, Sat aparece Oe, Cele 10 50 3.00 7 Agawam, Catawba, Delaware, Green ae © aoe Mountain, Goethe, Lindley, Moore Diamond, Niagara, Salem, Winchell! .10 AU: 6.00 -12 .85 7.00 Elerbemonis™ ed Giaintu sly teens “15 1.00 8.00 .18 125 9.00 GRAPES—Munson Varieties. America, Brilliant, Bell, Cloeta, Cap- tain, Carman, Champanel, Gold Coin, Fern, Headlight, Lukfata, Rommel, R. W. Munson, Valhallah, Wapanuka, DSIMONIE «BA vior Belial cs Sed Opie SE nO Al 1.00 7.00 ail 7l IAs 8.00 Albania§ Beacon, Blondin, Bailey, Ex- tra, Manson, Marguerite, Mericadel, GOTIL Aa MMe ree eee ya ce yes ea es hsb sche .20 1.50 10.00 BA) 2.00 11.00 Delakins, Last Rose, Hernito, Krause, President, Dellicatessen ............ 1.00. 8.00 65.00 1.00 8.00 65.90 GRAPES—Vinifera Varieties. Faher Szagos, Flame Tokay, Malaga, Museat of Alexandria, Sauvignon VUNG H wrtsy te eee esis GANG one .10 1.00 7.00 sl Tetley 8.00 WV SC AE MEVOSEH SH nc ep, tartirete cral a vier are ae 1.00) 9.00 , 1.00 9.00 MUSCADINES AND THEIR HYBRIDS. Scuppernonesa/LENoOmMaAas, (4. 2 lakes esis > .25 2.00 .30 2.50 LaSalle San Jacinto, San Monta, San eiviielaskae ee, .229, 7m ea ta re bess .50 4.00 .50 4.00 Sain ¢Mloee fSeiae leawlercs, Ask seah de sence 1.00 8.00 1.00 8.00 STRAWBERRIES AND RASPBERRIES. No stock this spring. Will have full assortment next fall. BLACKBERRIES. Dallas, Mayes Dew by. ..02 2.0%: 2). 2% - .40 1.50 10.00 50 2.00 12.06 SHADE TREES. SIC AS OMICON ahehbs) aeia ate cle tecsie settee ogee 10 1.00 7.00 12 oy 8.00 SiZemise vo MUOMA this ate at Sebiaaals Ae he pty 1.50 10.00 18 1.85 12.00 SIZS mC COM OE Tt sms et eave pe tene obs altetane - 2:0! 2.00 15.00 .25 2.60 20.00 SIZOe OA ONEOMS Lake Sans, suse mebsveuietebake ile 25 2.50 20.00 .30 3.00 25.00 SiZea Be Seton On hie ype isn waka rele ae 3.25 27.00 -50 5.00 40.00 Size F, 10 to 12 ft. medium ...... gor O 5.09 40.00 .75 8.00 1610.00 Size1G. 1O*to, 12 fits beans... see... at. .15 7.00 60.00 1.00 © 12.00 . 100.00

Varieties—The letters following each sort indicate the sizes in stock as per

Key above.

Wmericana Him: AL “BoC. Disa. Sweet Gum, B, C, D. Black Locust, all sizes. Umbrella China. A, B. Carolina “Poplar, IBD €. Di ih: Mint Tree, A, B. Hackberry, A, Bx €; D. Yellow, Poplar, B. C, D, G. Maples Ager Ce. Ad. i i. Male Russian Mulberry, A. Rede ud eAe as Cr ib: Extra large stock of Maple, Locust, Sycamore, A, B, C, D, E. Sweet Gum, Yellow Poplar. ELEAGNUS LONGIPES— CG OUIAG Se ates iar os, Seekers Retevotare Raheny -50 5.00 ay 5.50 HARDY ORANGE (Citrus Trifoliata) 1 V.earr Ganon Lor tinCneSms cee aaetas vee .10 o15 3.00 “alal .85 3.25

$20.00 per 1,000.

T. V. MUNSON & SON’S PRICE LIST FOR FEB. and MARCH, 1910

F.O. B. Denison

cach | ex. | 100

Packed Prepaid if in orders

of $5.00 or more.

each | or. | 10

SHRUBS, ORNAMENTAL VINES AND PERENNIALS.

AVE ET oe ie Sc le cI tie av le GPL co BHU .10 ZA AVAS CUI Nae enian i tenresie eites MI Fa cA A ar ree ata .15 PUR SST Eu Pek USA DY em UA RR AR .20 Flowering Willow, 1, 2, 3.-

Lilac, 2,

Pyrus Japonica, 2.

Philadelphus, 1, 2, 3.

Weigelia Eva RanthkKe, 8.

Halls, Fuschia and Chinese Honey- suckle, PA Be

Yellow Trumpet Honeysuckle, 2.

1.00 7.00 12 i25 8.00

1.50 10.00 .20 2.00 13.00

2.50 20.00 3d 3.50 25.00 Althea, in variety, 1, 2, 3.

Crape Myrtle, Munson Pink, Pink, Crimson, 1, 2.

Deutzia Crenata and Deutzia Wat- SO, 1, By Ba Pomegranate, Searlet, 1. 2, 3. Spirea Argentea,

Dbl Salmon and

Spirea_ Billardii,

Trumpet Creeper, 2, 3. Spirea Revesii, Spirea Van Houte, 1, 2, 3 Wistaria, Purple, 1. Bush Honeysuckle, 1, 2, 3. Tris. Pampas Grass, “Zebra Grass, 1, 2. ‘ VARIETIES—Figures following each sort indicate the age in stock. EVERGREENS. ARBORVITAE—Upright or Compact. ot) Sey ce ae aa era ca A LEO 10.00 20 2.00 12.00 Dts tia UU See PANE Dice EGE ae BD 2.50 20.06 .00 3.00 25.00 ROSEDALE HYBRID—2 ft......... .35, 3.50 .50 5.00 ye nd ees JAPONICA— > BS acces atc Oni OM I aed gn) oe ESD 15 1.50 10.00 .20 2.90 12 00 5 x RRS aE whe cee UU UY AT SNRs NRE yA 25 2 (010 15.00 .30 3.00 18.00 MAGNOLIA GRANDIFLORA O) M@MASS! WO! Te WKOYOE sib bg Oba Sob ole s'o boc slay 1.50 10.00 .20 1.75 11.00 DI CCOV MA At El Grane kum ay UNC cara Si ts AM ava) 2.50 18.00 .30 3.00 20.09 PACH LOS LANGE eee UN IN LSA I aATORS CUMCLI SSA bad .50 4.00 30.00 .60 5.00 35.00 PERN ALCON Pe Ou Ee ltr eae een ME ie SOURS a eS AUS Sti 55) 8.00 50.00 1.00 9.00 60.00 COMA O) S90 8 Ca a UA ge nn ONn\ a rae Tea vee lant at NN 1.00: 10.00 80.00 1.50 14.00 120.00 PORE Biv. DoE Loe wired Oe Ne sn .b0 5.00 .50 5.00 HEDGING PLANTS. CALIFORNIA PRIVET— HL NEC ATU tsi ee Cee Veni avs ae eral ey na Ra .10 15 4.00 12 1.00 5.00 NVC CUTNIINDAIDD clea mcME Ras UR oN Un A Gi .20 2.00 8.00 BZ 3.00 12.00 AMOUR PRIVET— dS Mayers Ih he He aca se ony ein a ame rei AMANM ERS ADL Mier Mh n 19 1.00 15 1.59 Die Vi CEUTA nme OP Al VG tie uae mt ogs ys Gene akem ain) A 25 2.00 1¢.00 333 3.00 15.00 EVONYAMUS JAPONICA—(See under Evergreens.) HARDY ORANGE—(See on previous page.) ROSES.

WHITE AND BLUSH ............. 20 2.00 15.00 .25 2.50 18.00

Bride, Queen, Antoine Revoire, White Cochet, K. A. Victoria. YELLOW.

Etoile de Tiyon, Mad Welche. PINK.

La France, Duchess of Albany, Aurora, Maman Cochet, Franciska Kreuger, Pernet Triumph. CRIMSON.

Meteor, Etoile de France, Mad, Masson. CLIMBING.

Crimson Rambler, Paul Neyron, Climbing Meteor, Climbing Cloth-- ilde, Pillar of Gold.

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