. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. IQII BETTER FRUIT Page 61 White Salmon Orchard Lands=Special This Month 709—20 acres 2j/4 miles from White Salmon ; 12 acres in year-old Spitzenberg and Yellow Newtown apples ; 3 acres in strawberries planted between the apple trees; house, barn and good well; fine view of iMonnt Hood and the Columbia River. Price this month, only $6,500; $2,500'cash, balance 5 years at 8 per cent, or 5 per cent discount for all cash. 712—80 acres 7 miles north of White Salmon, 3)^ miles of White Salmon River. A snap at only $3,000; $1,000 cash, balance 5 years, 8 per cent. 715—
. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. IQII BETTER FRUIT Page 61 White Salmon Orchard Lands=Special This Month 709—20 acres 2j/4 miles from White Salmon ; 12 acres in year-old Spitzenberg and Yellow Newtown apples ; 3 acres in strawberries planted between the apple trees; house, barn and good well; fine view of iMonnt Hood and the Columbia River. Price this month, only $6,500; $2,500'cash, balance 5 years at 8 per cent, or 5 per cent discount for all cash. 712—80 acres 7 miles north of White Salmon, 3)^ miles of White Salmon River. A snap at only $3,000; $1,000 cash, balance 5 years, 8 per cent. 715— 80 acres gYz miles from White Salmon, Yz mile of White Salmon River, 1^/4 miles of Husum. Only $50 per acre; half cash, balance 5 years, 8 per cent. 716— 80 acres joining the above, forming a square 160 acres, at same price and terms. For Bargains in Raw or Improved Orchard Lands, Address H. W. DAY REALTY CO. (Successors to White Salmon Realty Co.) White Salmon, Washington. perpetuate themseh-es, increasing in beauty for years. As there is sometimes a little con- fusion as to the difiference between nar- cissi and daffodils it will be in order to explain that all of the trumpet types of narcissi, of which there are three main groups, are known as "; The first group is the large trumpet type. The narcissus poeticus crossed with the large trumpet daffodils has given us the hybrids, such as the "chalice cupped" or star shaped daffodils, the Incompara- bilis, Barrii and Leedsii types. These are of the second group, distinguished by the length of the cup, which is from a third to three-fourths the length of the perianth or petals. The third group has the cup less than one-fourth the length of the perianth—the best known examples being the poeticus types. The large trumpet daffodils are the most popular, as they are the best known, and some of the finest garden varieties are' of this class. They also force easily, making ideal pot plants. Of th
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