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BETTER FRUIT 



Great Crops of 



STRAWBERRIES 



and How to .^JdtHl Grow Them 



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A KELLOGG SUPERB EVERBEARING PLANT 



PhotoEranhed September isth, lower leaves removed to show berries, u.ooo hills may be grown to the acre. Each hill will produce about 



two quarts of big' fancy berries. 20 to 30 berries fill a quart box. The price ranges from 30 cents to 45 cents per quart. 



Fruits continually from June until November. Our free book tells the rest. 



Let Strawberries Buy Your Home 



THE best asset on earth is a share of the earth. Grow strawberries the Kellog:g: way and get your share. 

 Strawberries give quicker returns and bigger profits than any other crop. The profit from a single acre 

 of strawberries in a single season will pay for two acres of high-priced land. Many men and women are now 

 paying taxes instead of rent from the profits of strawberries. 



$4,390.50. AndnowMr.Chandlerispayingtaxesinsteadof rent. 



Only a few years ago Mr. E. D. Andrews, of Lansing, Mich- 

 igan, was witl'iont a dollar. He now owns a fine lionie all paid 

 for, valued at $4,000.00. Just two acres of Kellogg pedigree 

 plants— the Kellogg way— that's all. He says so. 



At LaGrande,Ore.,Mr. Z. Chandler started with less than one 

 acre of Kellogg plants. Infiveyearsthatshortacremade him just 



He sent for our free book, made the try for a hotne, and won. 

 These are only two of the many reports that come to us. 

 These men are just common everyday fellows. What they have 

 done you can do if you will make the try. Send for our free 

 book and let us help you earn a productive home. 



Kellogg's Everbearers 



KelIot:g's everbearing varieties fruit continually 

 through June, July. August, September and Oct- 

 ober. Heavy frost does not check their fruiting. 

 Three months after plants are set you will be 

 picking big, red berries. These plants produce 

 large, fancy berries in great quantities. Many 

 growers are making at the rate of $1,000 tO 

 $1,200 per acre the same season plants are set. 

 These everbearers will produce more dollars per 

 square rod and do it in less time than anything 

 you can grow. Our FREE book pictures and 

 describes seven of these varieties and tells you 

 how to grow tlicm. 



Strawberries on the Farm 



We want every farmer to get our FREE book 

 and learn how to grow strawberries and how to 

 add beauty, pleasure and profit to his home. It 

 requires less work and less experience to grow 

 strawberries than common garden vegetables. 

 Strawberries yield more dollars per acre and give 

 quicker returns than any other crop. Strawber- 

 ries help the housewife to prepare her three daily 

 meals and to earn her own spentling money. 

 Grow strawberries and get the boys interested in 

 a profitable business that will keep them on the 

 farm. Hoys like to grow money-making crops. 

 Let them join our Hoys' Strawberry Club and win 

 a prize. One acre of strawberries will yield a 

 greater profit than 20 acres of common farm crops. 

 Get our FREE book. 



Kellogg's Free Service 



\\ hen you buy Kellogg Peditrrec plants you also 

 get Kellogg's Service. Whether you mow straw- 

 berries for home use. pleasure or profit you get 

 full benefit of our thirty-three yearsof strawberry 

 experience. We never are too busy to answer 

 questions. Our Service Department i.s on the 

 job six days in the week and 52 weeks in the year. 

 We make big money growing strawberries and 

 we enjoy helping others make money. Straw- 

 berry growing offers a grand opportunity. The 

 world is hungry for delicious strawberries. Let 

 us help you satisfy the world's strawberry appe- 

 tite. Get our FREE book and read the letters 

 from both beginners and old-timers, who will tell 

 about the benefits derived through our Free Ser- 

 vice Department. 



Strawberry Garden 



A Kellogg strawberry garden will supply a 

 large family with all the delicious strawberries 

 they can eat summer and winter without cost. 

 You can have strawberries picked fresh from the 

 vines from June until November and canned 

 berries, preserves and jam througliout the win- 

 ter. Why should you pay a high price for com- 

 mon strawberries when you can grow the Kel- 

 logg kind right in your own garden or back yard? 

 Our free book describes garden selections 

 adapted to all soils and climatic conditions and 

 shows beautiful pictures of the Kellogg gardens 

 growing on tlie home grounds of customers. Get 

 this book and learn how to supply your family 

 free with the most delicious fruit that grows. 



Great Crops of Strawberries and How to Grow Them 



This is the best book on strawberry growing ever written. Worth its weieht in gold. L'sed 111 

 agricultural colleges. Fully explains the Kellogg Way of picknig two big crops from each acre each 

 year- a big profit in the spring and a bigger one in the fall. Tells how to makerain when the sun 

 shines and how the wonderful Kellogg Pedigree plants are developed on the great Kellogg plant f.irms 

 in Michigan and Idaho. Step hv step every detail of the work is explained in a plain and practical 

 manner Beautifully illustrated and easy to understand. ^ ou must read this book to appreciate its 

 real worth You will be delightc.l with the lieautiful engravings of strawberries, strawberry fields 

 and strawberry garden scenes made from actual photographs. This book gives you 64 pages of straw- 

 berry facts and n years of strawberry experience. A pleasant surprise and something you should 

 know on every page. Het this book and learn the Kellogg Way. Make $500 to $i.2oo per acre. J lie 

 book tells you how. It is FREE. 



R. M. KELLOGG COMPANY, Box 355, Three Rivers, Mich. 



WHEN WKiriNG AnVERTISF.RS MENTION BETTl-R FIUIT 



