Prices of Strawberry Plants In Lesser Quantities Than 1 ,000 



Varieties priced at $2.50 per 1,000, in 

 lesser quantities as follows: 



2 5 plants $ .2 5 



50 plants 35 



75 plants 45 



100 plants 55 



250 plants 1.00 



500 plants 1.50 



Varieties priced at $3.00 

 lesser quantities as follows: 



per 1,000; in 



25 



50 



plants, 

 plants. 



.30 

 .40 



75 plants 50 



100 plants, 

 250 plants. 

 500 plants. 



.60 

 1.15 

 1.75 



Varieties priced at .$10.00 and $12.00 per 

 1,000; in lesser quantities as follows: 



25 plants $ .85 



5 plants 1.25 



7 5 plants 1.6 5 



100 plants 2.00 



250 plants 3.50 



500 plants 6.00 



Varieties priced at ?6.00 per 1,000; in 

 lesser quantities as follows: 



25 plants $ .50 



50 plants 60 



75 plants 80 



100 plants 1.00 



250 plants 2.00 



500 plants 3.00 



Varieties priced at $4.00 per 1,000; in 

 lesser quantities as follows: 



2 5 plants % 



50 plants 



7 5 plants 



100 plants 



2 50 plants 



50 plants 



.3 5 

 .50 

 .65 

 .80 

 1.35 

 2.25 



Varieties priced at $5.00 per 1,000; in 

 lesser quantities as follows: 



25 plants $ .40 



50 plants 60 



7 5 plants 7 5 



100 plants 1.00 



250 plants 1-75 



500 plants 2.75 



PLANTS BY PARCEL POST. 



We have made a number of calculations on 

 plants by parcel post and are making our 

 customers a flat rate as follows: 



Customers living within 150 miles of Salis- 

 bury, Md., add 12c per 100 plants. 



Customers living within 2 50 miles of Salis- 

 bury, Md., add 15c per 100 plants. 



Customers living within 500 miles of Salis- 

 bury, Md., add 20c per 100 plants. 



Customers living over 500 miles from Salis- 

 bury, Md., add 2 5c per 100 plants. 



500 plants to go 500 miles will go cheaper 

 by express, and when plants go by express 

 or freight you always pay agent at destina- 

 tion. And when convenient we recommend 

 express as the safest, and usually the cheap- 

 est way of tran>por tation. Make all orders 

 payable to E. W. Townsend, Salisbury. Md. 



XOTHLNC; BIT THOHOL (iHBHI.I) PLANTS 



FOR HIM. 



I have tried strawberry plants from most 

 every section of our State, writes one of our 

 Tennessee customers, and have never found 

 any to grow the fruit like your Thorough- 

 breds do. I am willing to pay a little extra 

 and get a good deal better plant. Nothing 

 else but Thoroughbred plants for me. This 

 customer grows from fifty to one hundred 

 acres each season, and is an old-fashioned 

 grower. 



WHY OUR PLANTS ARE EXTRA LARGE 

 AND HAVE SUCH A LONG, FI- 

 BROUS ROOT SYSTEM. 



First, they are bred from selected stock that 

 has all the power possible to bring forth a 

 well-developed offspring. Our soil is deep, 

 .oose and fertile; the roots penetrate deep in 

 the loose soil; the looseness of the soil causes 

 the roots to spread and causes a great fibrous 

 root system to build up; the plants are easily 

 dug from a soil of this kind and the wonderful 

 root system remains intact until they reach 

 their journey's end. The moisture from the 

 Atlantic keeps the plants free from disease, 

 the long season gives them ample time to 

 build up a wonderful system. The air is al- 

 ways moist on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. 

 We do not suffer nearly as much by drought 

 as they do inland a hundred miles. We are 

 directly between the Atlantic Ocean and the 

 Chesapeake Bay. 



It is hard to find a section of the country 

 where my plants are not being grown. If you 

 have never tried Townsend's Thoroughbreds 

 write me. I will give you the names of parties 

 near you who have been to see my plants in 

 fruiting season. This would be the best ad- 

 vertising 1 could name. I could refer you to 

 many of the largest association managers in 

 the United States who could show you fields 

 after fields. 



