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E. W. TowNSEND & Sons' Stratv berry Plants 



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Let's Go Into The Berry Game This 

 Year For Profit 



We have one of the finest stocks of plants to offer you this year that Ave have ever had, and 

 at prices that will save you a heap of money on your planting:. These plants await your order, 

 and if you will send us your order now and tell us when yon want your plants shipped we will 

 not disappoint you in getting your shipments to you just when you wish it. 



"YES/' YOU CAN PAY MORE FOR YOUR PLANTS! 



Send Your Order to Townsend and Bank the Difference 



Mr. Grower, why pay more for your plants 

 plant direct from the Townsend's Nurseries at 

 are making record yields wherever grown. We 



getting one of the best phints that it is possible 

 and make big lu-ofits. 



Our Special Offer to You 



7 THE SEVEN WINNERS 7 

 AT A BIG SAVING I 



All Money=Makers — Big Crops of Big Red 

 Berries Which Will Sure Bring The Profit 



All money makers from start to finish. 

 They have been tested by Home Garden- 

 ers, by Jklarket Gardeners and Large 

 Planters. Their popularity is still grow- 

 ing every year, as they jiroduce BIG 

 CROPS OF BIG RED BERRIES. 

 Early— PREMIER and DR. BURRILL 

 Mid=Season — MAYQUEEN (New) 



AROMA and BIG JOE 

 Late — FORD and CHESAPEAKE 

 All Prepaid 

 100 each of above 7 varieties . . $ 7.00 

 250 each of above 7 varieties . . 14.50 

 500 each of above 7 varieties . . 21.00 

 1000 each of above 7 varieties . , 38.00 



KEEP THE CBUiDRUN IITTEBESTED ON THE FAKU. 



Let them have a Strawberry Patch this year. The photograph 

 ^reproduced here shows how interested these boys are in their 

 ■garden, picking the big red berries. Their daddy stated to us 

 ^that the boys were majcing more money from their Strawberries 

 ' than he was from some of his crops, and he believed that he 



would have to go in with them if they kept on beating him so 



bad in profits. 



when you can get .-i heavy producing high <iuality 



a big saving. Townsend's High Quality Plants 



make you a saving on phints and assure you of 



to produce. Plants that will produce big crops 



Grow Strawberries As Side Line 



SET TOWNSEND'S QUALITY PLANTS 

 For Both Pleasure and Profit ! 



Some of our customers who do not fail to order 

 our Qu.'ility Plants every year, or Folks that 

 make the growing of Strawberries as a side line 

 profitable, while oxu- Lady Friends send in some 

 mighty fine reports on their profits derived from 

 a small patch that they have grown. Mr. R. 

 Eliott, a Conductor, of Trenton, N. J., stated 

 that he found much pleasure in growing his 

 garden of berries: which had netted hira $385. 

 Mr. Cook, of AVhittington, Illinois, a Salesman, 

 wrote us that his Spare Time Garden gave him 

 all the delicious berries he could use, and sold 

 $145.00 worth to the neighbors and local stores. 

 Miss Jones, a school teacher in New Hampshire, 

 made $450 from an Everbearing patch last year, 

 ■ft-hile Mrs. Scott Walthers has made big money 

 every year that she has set our plants, making 

 last year $190 from 1000 plants. 



Mastodon Berries Easy to Grow 

 and Sell 



One of our home boys has reported 

 already this season over $600 clear 

 cash from Mastodon Berries. 



They are easy to grow, and easy 

 to sell, for ever.vbody likes Straw- 

 berries. And as I have stated many 

 times before, please do not fail to 

 set enough plants for the kiddies to 

 have all the berries they can eat, 

 even though you have not time to 

 care for a larger patch. 



KASTODOir FINE IN AI.ABAKA 



Sends Money foi- Extra Plants 



Fairhope, Ala., June 6, 1928. 



Gents:— I purchased some strawberry plants 

 from you in the early spring which came in 

 fine order and extra fine plants. I wrote you 

 after receiving the shipment that I was 25 

 Mastodon plants short, and you sent me 25 

 more nice plants. 



Later I found that you had given me all 

 my plants in first lot, so I herewith enclose 

 check for $1.57 for the extra plants. They 

 are now fruiting and certainly are fine. 



Respectfully, S. C. SMITH. 



