Showell, Maryland 



Reference: Calvin B. Taylor Banking 

 Co., Berlin, Md., Postmaster and Wm. E. 

 Thomas, R. R. carrier, Showell, Md. Enclose 

 a stamp for reply when writing my refer- 

 ences. 



Note. The season of 1925 was exception- 

 ally dry making a shortage in the 1926 plant 

 crop. On some of the varieties listed in 

 this catalog I have my usual large supply; 

 on some other varieties I have only about 

 50% of a crop. My stock of plants for this 

 season have an excellent root system, large 

 size young plants. I expect to be able to 

 take care of all my orders. The right is 

 reserved to refuse orders when stock is 

 exhausted. C. S. P. 



Montgomery Co., Pa., April 28, 1925. 

 Dear Sir: 



Received strawberry plants April 24th 

 in fine condition. Well pleased with them. 

 The plants we received last spring are doing 

 fine. Look for order next ear. 



Edw. K. Schrepple. 



Berks Co., Pa., May 18, 1925. 

 Dear Sir: 



I received the strawberry plants 0. K. 

 They were fine rooted plants and they are 

 growing. Thank you for your promptness 

 and for such fine plants. 



Horace M. Heffentrager. 



Daviess Co., Ky., March 24, 1925. 

 Dear Sir: 



Have been raising strawberries 25 years 

 and I have never received such nice plants 

 as I got from you this year. They are extra 

 fine and in perfect condition. You will hear 

 from me again. J. B. Hooker. 



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