OUR INSTRUCTIONS TO PURCHASERS OF PLANTS 



Order Early. By placing the order early you are 

 assured of getting just what the order calls for. This is 

 often not the case with late orders. 



10% Cash Discount. You also get a io% cash dis- 

 count on all orders accompanied by cash with order that 

 reach us on or before March ist, 1928. 



How To Ship. Express is most satisfactory on all 

 large orders when the distance is far. Parcel Post is OK 

 on all orders in the ist, and and 3rd zones, and all small 

 orders of a few hundred plants. See Parcel Post rates 

 on Page 27. 



How To Remit. Money Order, Registered Letter, or 

 Check — do not send loose currency. We will ship C.O.D. 

 when one-fourth cash accompanies the order. 



Time Of Shipment. We commence to ship plants 

 October 15 th and ship all winter to sections where the con- 

 ditions are suitable for fall and winter planting, and up 

 to May ist. We will fill orders up to May 30th, but at 

 purchaser's risk only after May ist. We also fill a limited 

 number of orders during September at 50 per cent, above 

 list prices so as to accommodate our customers only. 



25 Plants. All strawberry plants are tied twenty-five 

 to a bundle and labeled. We make no extra charge for 

 packing. 



True»To«Name. We use every precaution to have all 

 plants true-to-name, but in case a mistake should occur, 

 it is agreed that we are not to be responsible for a greater 

 sum than the cost of the stock should any prove other- 

 wise than labeled. We do not have one complaint on this 

 line in filling 100,000 orders. 



Claims. If your order is delayed an unusual time in 

 transit, carefully examine plants before accepting same 

 from the Transportation Co., have a notation marked on 

 your Express bill showing damage due you. Promptly 

 return this Receipt to us and we will refill the order and 

 make claim on the carrier. A notice is mailed every cus- 

 tomer the day shipment is made. Don't fail to call for 

 plants promptly when notified. 



Last But Not Least. Prepare your land where plants 

 are to be set as early as possible and have plants on hand 

 ready to set when the day comes. Ninety-nine out of a 

 hundred early plantings will prove successful if well 

 planted and cultivated. 



Please write below the names of any friends or acquaintances that might be interested in our High Grade 

 plants. We will gladly send extra plants for your trouble. 



Name 



Postoffice 



State 



R. F. D. or St. 





























































































































































