Wholesale Trade List FOR THE SPRING OF 1899 XX SMALL FRUIT DEPARTMENT XX H. C L E M, HATTEN No charge will be made for boxes or material. All goods will be delivered at the depot or express office here, free of charge, after which our responsibility ceases. All articles are at the risk of the purchaser, and, should any loss or delay occur, the forwarders alone must he held responsible. Our terms are cash, unless by special agreement. Remit by draft, postoflice money-order, or currency in registered let- ter, to the order and address of II. C. it F. JI. flatten. New PROPRIETORS OF — THE GEM NURSERIES New Carlisle, Ohio ♦PACKING^^ ^ ^ TERMS^aiv Carlisle, Clark County, o H. C. tt F. M. IIattkx, Whoi.esale Price List. The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station WOOSTER. WAYNE COUNTY, OHIO F, M, WEBSTER, M. Sc„ Entomolpgist CHARLES E. THORNE. Director C. M. MALLEY, M. Sc., Assistant No. 27 ENTOMOLOGIST'S CERTIFICATE OF NURSERY INSPECTION New Carlisle. Ohio, August 27, 1891). Tlii.s is to eertif.v that I have examined the Nursery ami premises belonging to H. C. & F. M. II ATTEN, and loeatod in Clark eounty, Ohio, and Had no indica- tion of the presence of San .lose Scale, or otlier dangerously in.iurious insects or disea.ses, likely to be introduced into (irchards on nursery stock. £]gp-Thia Cortillcate is C. M. MALLEY, Assistant Entomologist invalid after .lune I, ISill). of Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. Earhart’s Everitearing Eiureka Hregg Hilborn Iron Clad Kansas Mammoth Cluster.... Monger Ohio Palmer Sou began . RASPBERRIES— BLACK CAP No. I I’er ion !f 2 .')() 1 00 .oO .oO 50 75 50 2 00 50 75 ,50 RASPBERRIES— PURPLE CAP Columbian . . . Shaffer’s Col. Brandywine . Cuthbert . . . . Hansell Miller’s Red. Thompson E. Turner RASPBERRIES — RED P RASPBERRIES— YELLOW t-iolden (iueen GOOSEBERRIES, 2 Years, Nc Downing Houghton I’urple Gem, a vigorous, upright grower, fruit large, flesh tender, delicious in flavor, remark- ably productive No. 1 I’er moo 00 00 50 50 50 00 15 00 4 00 5 00 4 00 2 00 1 25 50 3 00 .50 3 00 50 3 00 75 5 00 .50 2 00 50 3 00 75 1 5 00 ). 1 2 50 2 00 5 00 II. C. & F. M. IIatten, ^^’■HOLE.sALE Pkice List. o BLACKBERRIES SELECT— STRONG — WELL ROOTED No. 1 No. 1 Tor 100 IVi- 1000 Agawam $ 50 .f 4 00 Early Harvest 50 5 00 Erie 1 00 8 00 Ohmer 1 00 8 00 Snyder 50 4 00 Stone’s Hardy 50 3 75 Taylor’s Prolifie 75 5 00 Wilson’s Junior 1 00 8 00 Dewberries, Lucretin 1 00 CURRANTS, 2 Years, No. I Oberry 2 00 Fay’s Prolilic 2 00 North Star 4 00 Versailles 1 50 Victoria 2 00 White tirnpe 200 STRAWBERRIES • Bedervvooa 25 1 50 Brandywine 25 1 50 Bubach 25 1 35 Crescent 25 1 25 Cumberland 25 1 25 Candy 25 1 50 Greenville 25 1 50 Hatten’s Late, a chance seedling, strong, healthy plant, perfect bloom, wonderfully prolific, late, berries very large, uniform size, firm, superb quality, glossy, rich crimson color 1 50 10 00 Haverland 25 1 25 Jersey Queen 25 1 50 .fessie 25 1 50 Lovett 26 1 60 Warfield, etc 30 2 .50 MISCELLANEOUS Honeysuckle, Hall’s Japan, 2 years 2 00 Juneberry, Dwarf 4 00 Bhubarb, strong root, perfect bud 1 50 Wir.eberry, Japanese 1 00 4 H. C. & F. M. PIatten, Wholesale Price List. Write for prices on varieties not mentioned, All stock carefully graded and packed in pure moss; guar- anteed first-class in every jiarticular. Jp^'Correspondence solicited. — — PLEASE WRITE FOR SPECIAL PRICES ON LARGE ORDERS PURPLE GEM GOOSEBERRIES RECORD PRINT, WEST MILTON; O-