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Prosperity Potatoes 



Bolgiano's "Prosperity Potatoes" 



Produces Big Crops Bad Seasons 



IVm. Butler, Grant Co., Ind., WJites: "Bots'ano's famous Pi-os- 

 perity Potato is the best potato I ei^^r gre^u ; its cooking qualities caymot 

 be beat. It is the best yielder, and does better on fioor ground than any 

 other variety; it does better year after year than ajjy other variety, u^et 

 or dry season, and you are sure to make a crop if you plant Bolgiano' s 

 Fainous Pi'osperity Potato. The big stalky vines aie a good thing in 

 wet weather to hold the -iueeds do7fn. after tliey aj'e laid by, and are a 

 sood thing in dry weather, to hold moisture in the groiaid. 

 Envy Of The "Ould Sod" 

 Baltimore County Man Raises Potato Weighing 22 Ounces 



Air. M. P. Birckhead of Catonsville, seiit to The Sun office yesterday 

 two splendid sPecimeyts of what is known as the "Prosperity" variety 

 of potatoes. The aggregate weight of the potatoes was two pounds and 

 a half, one of them weighing 22 ounees and the other 18 ounces. The 

 larger of the potatoes 7neasures about nine inches in length aud about 

 eight inches in circumference. The otiier is about six uiches long and 

 about 71 ine inches in circujnfej'etice. 



Mr. Birckhead declared that half an aci-e yielded 100 busliels of that 

 variety, all of Die potatoes being unusually large, 

 2 Bushels Produced 85 



Miss Mary E. Reyyiolds, Member Board of Lady Managers Eudo- 

 wood Sanitarium, Toivso^i, Baltimore Co., Md., writes: "Permit me 

 to express the satisfactioti of those in charge of Hie Sanitarium at the 

 results attained from the use of your seed potatoes, prom two bushels 

 secured fj'om you and planted on the far m of this institution a crop of 

 85 bushels was realized. We think this to be excellent evidence of the 

 fruitfulness of your carefully selected stock of seed potatoes."' 

 Best He Ever Planted 



Afr. f. R. McLane, Courtland. Va., writes, February 13, 1911: " IVe 

 planted Bolgiano's Prosperity Potatoes last year and find them, as a 

 Main Crop Potato, the very best we erver planted., both as a strong 

 grower and wonderful producer." 



"Trust Buster" 



Bolgiano's New Extra Early Potato 



The srreat success of this New Potato is assured from the wonder- 

 ful reports we have received from a larije number of expert potato 

 growers who tried it last year. It has produced mostexcellent re- 

 sults in all kinds of soil. It is not only early but it is a heavy pro- 

 ducer of potatoes of the very finest texture and quality. "Trust 

 Buster" Potatoes are vigorous growers and prolific yielders of hand- 

 some, smooth potatoes, cream white in color. These potatoes are 

 uniform in size, color, excellent quaUty and fine flavor. They are 

 quickly prepared for cooking as the skin peels readily and they 

 cook dry and mealy. The table onalities are unequalled. Bein.g 

 the second year we have catalogued' Trust Buster" Potatoesoursnpply 

 is necessarily limited. But to avoid disappointment please ser.d iu 

 your order as early as possible. We are so anxious for you to try 

 this Best of All Potato this season. Lb. 35c. 3 Lbs. 90c., by mail 

 postpaid. By express or freight F.O.B. Baltimore, Pk. 65c. Bu. 

 $2.00. Bbl. $5,00. 



First Prize For Prosperity 



I atn very much pleased with the Prosperity Potatoes I bought frotn 

 you. I raised 500 bushel from 14 planted. I •will plant the Prosperity 

 Potato again next year. At Prospect pair Pi-osperity Potatoes d>ew 

 the first prize for vie. Geo. H. Button, 



Baltimore, Co., Md. 



The Best Second Early and Main Crop 

 Potato on Earth, 

 This Magnificent tot. to has become the 

 most I'opular middle crop potato of the newer 

 varieties, and certainly one of the most 

 worthy. Yields great crops of even, fine, 

 smooth large Potatoes, even under the most 

 unfavorable circumstances, and can be relied 

 upon to bring in good money. It is undout>- 

 tedly the handsomest large potato ever pro- 

 duced, and will outyield any other Potato, and 

 prai-tically every Potato of Marketable size. 

 It is ahead of all others in yield and smooth- 

 ness, and is of excellent quality. Every far- 

 mer will, after giving this most wonderful 

 Potato a tri;il, discard e' ery other kind and 

 plant nothing but Bolgiano's Prosperity 

 Potato for his main crop. It grows a very 

 strong, upright top with dark colored stalks 

 and purple blossoms, and is very little affected 

 by drought, blight or bugs. The fle^h is as 

 white as snow, and cooks dry and mealy. 

 The eyes are even with the surface, the skin 

 white with rich 5'ellowish-creamy cast, and 

 considerably ruffled or netted. This Potato 

 will astonish old Potato-Growers in its abun- 

 dant yields and fine qualities, and every person 

 who is ambitious to make the most money out 

 of his crop cannot afford to let this year pass 

 without obtaining seed of our crop of Kew 

 Prosperity Potato. Lb. 30c. 3 Lbs. 75c. by 

 mail postpaid. Pk. 65c. Bus. S2.00. Bbl. $5.00. 

 They Do Credit To Their Name 

 On Aw. 27th. Mr. ir. L. .\ull of Volusia 

 Co., Fla., writes as folloTt's: How about Bol- 

 giano's Famous prosperity Potatoes ? Will 

 you be able to supply them next seajon ? We 

 find yio others are as good or yield so lieavy. 

 Prosperily The Best In 20 Years 

 On Fehruaiy 18th, 1911, Mr. Calvin Gore of 

 Baltimore Co., Md. writes as follows: We 

 planted Bolgiano's Fatnous Plucky Baltimore 

 Potatoes last Spring and found that it would 

 yield three times as jnany per act'e as any otlier variety we ever planted in 

 the last twenty yean. 



Planted 5 Barrels, Shipped 100 Barrels 

 W. L. Mill, Volusia Co., Fla., writes: Have just fiyiished shipping my 

 crop of Prosperity Polatoei. They beat anything I have ever seen for turn- 

 itig out fine large smooth potatoes. Planted 5 this, of the "Prosperity'' and 

 shipped 100, making an avera; e of 20 to 1. Shall want more, of them an- 

 other year. 



Trust Buster Potatoes 



