WM. HENRY MAULE, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



Vegetable Seeds — 59 



IIG BOSTON LETTUCE. 



A Great Favorite with my Trucking Friends. 

 After Hanson about the Best Seller in my Entire List. 



There Is no ques- 

 tion that this large 

 cabbage lettuce is 

 constantly gaming 

 in popular favor in 

 all sections of the 

 country, whether 

 grown in the open 

 ground for sum- 

 mer and fall use, 

 In frames for use 

 In early spring, or 

 for forcing in the 

 green house dur- 

 ing the winter. Its 

 large, compact 

 white heads.whlch 

 are always crisp 

 and tender are at- 

 tractive either 

 BIG BOSTON. upon the market 



11 or on the table. My strain of seed is carefully grown and Is the 

 t that can be had. It is recommended to all home and market 

 deners desiring a flue, big, crisp and tender cabbage lettuce. 

 Packet, 10 cents; ounce, 20 cents; % pound, 60 cents; pound, 82.00. 



ALL RIGHT. 



MYKR'S ALiIi RIGHT — This new head lettuce is large, solid, beau- 

 tiful and of finest table quality. Its uniformity of growth is one of Its 

 noteworthy characteristics. It may be used in the open air or for forc- 

 ing purposes with equal satisfaction. The illustration gives an idea of 

 Its beauty. Packet, 5 cts.; ounce, 15 cts.; % pound, 40 cts.; pound, 81.25. 



GOLDEN q,ue:e:]V.— g 



I have been much Im- 

 pressed with this early 

 bead lettuce on my trial 

 grounds. It Is very early, 

 good either for forcing oi 

 open ground, medium.^ 

 size; solid golden yellow f- 

 heads that are alwavs '" 

 crisp and tender. Pkt , 

 5c.; oz., loc; J4 lb., 40c 



GIANT CRYSTAL, 

 HEAD. — Very popuU' ^ 

 » ith Xew York market ^; 

 gardeners. Of crisp, de- 

 licious flavor. On ac 

 fount of its handsome 

 appearance Is always a 

 rapid seller on the mai- 

 feet stall. Pkt., 5c.; o/ , 

 loc; !^ lb., 40c.; lb., S1.2> 



GIANT CRYSTAL HEAD. 



GRAND RAPIDS. 



SRAND RAPIDS.— A loose-headed lettuce 

 tiigh table merit, for open-air culture or 

 :!lng. Leaves yellowish-green ; growth com- 

 t. May be set as closely as 6x(i inches. A 

 ek grower and good shipper. Stands a week 

 itiore before shooting to seed. Free from rot. 

 ,;„5 cts.; oz., 15 cts.; % lb., 40 cts.; lb., Sl.2.5. 



Mtin Johnson, KaysviUe, Utah. — I planted l?i 

 s in your .Success and Magnificent, and all wlio 

 eseen them say they never saw 80 many tomatoes 

 im on that amount of land. They are large, fine 

 )ed, and the best main crop tomatoes I have ever 

 7U. Your Iceberg Lettuce makes large tender 

 la, and is the finest flavored lettuce I ever ate. All 

 : seeds did well, but the Noxall Pole Beans simply 

 ::k all the other pole beans I ever saw. They are 

 er, hardier and produce more beans than anj' pole 

 19 i ever saw planted. 



M. Brickly. HisingSun, Md.— I have been buying 

 r seed for more than 25 years, and have never got 

 :tiing but what was entirely satisfactory. Your 

 nlng Corn, Freeman Potatoes, Alfalfa Clover, Red 

 hersfield Onion and Droughtproof Cora are all you 

 a and more. Early ilastodon Com is hard to i>eat. 

 act, all the B?e<te I got of you proved a paying in- 

 ment. Surehead Cabbage never fails to head, and 

 or more other kinds of seed I purchased of you j 

 vorthy of praise. My idea of a practical farmer is I 

 ; your ground in order, put In Maule'a Seeds, and I 

 id to your crops. : 



. A McLain. Hill City, Tenn. — I planted one bushel ' 

 )nr ilaule's Earliest of All Peas, and gathered 10"> , 

 lels of green peas from the one bushel, and sold 

 ti for $141.00. I 



A. Morgan, Corinth, Miss.— I hare been buying 1 

 from you for 1-5 to 20 years, and they have always '< 

 need the best crops in this neighborhood. ' I 



W. Latz, Oak Park, 111.— I want to express my 

 aishment at the very good results I had from ' 

 ting your seed. I had splendid vegetables in ; 

 itity as well as quality. j 



ra 4 L. Spoonaraore, Coffeyvllle. Kan.— I have 

 using your seeds 10 years." and cannot say too 

 h In their favor. They are the earliest of the early, 

 the most prolific- This year we had sweet com 

 i 2lEt. and cabb.ige the first of .June: tomatoes July 

 ind beans the last of Mav: and our garden was not 

 I ted until after the middle of April. 



SILVER BALL. 

 SILiVFR BALL,. — A handsome variety, 

 with inner head of silvery whiteness. The head 

 is solid and of good flavor. It is suitable for 

 forcing and for spring and summer culture In 

 open air. Pkt., 5c.: oz., 15o.; % lb., 40c.; lb., 81.25. 



ALL THE YEAR ROUND. 



AL.L, THE YEAR ROUND. — Good for 

 spring or fall planting. Bears the heat of mid- 

 suiTimer well; also valuable for forcing. One 

 of the best for market. Packet, 5 cents; ounce, 

 15 cents; % pound, 40 cents; pound, fl.25. 



MIXED I.ETTUCE.— 12 to 15 sorts — early 

 and late. Pkt., oc; oz., 15c.; % lb., 40c.; lb., .?1.25. 



1VE"W YORK — Excellent for midsummer; 

 one of the best for resisting heat. Heads large, 

 well blanched, crisp, tender and sweet. Slow 

 to run to seed. Extra good table quality. 

 Pkt., 5 cts ; oz., 1 > c-f. 1,11, 40 cts.; lb., ^1 2.5. 



DWARF WHITE HEART COS. 

 DWARF WHITE HEART COS.— Cos 



lettuce Is served exclusively In European 

 hotels. White Heart is one of the best. It 

 Is about 8 Inches high. It Is early, crisp, 

 and very tender. Packet 5 cts.; ounce, 

 15 cts.; \^ pound, 40 cts., pound. $1.25. 



NEW YORK. 



