C. S. Perdue's Strawberry Plant Farm 



Oneida Co., N. Y., May 8, 1924. 

 Dear Sir: — 



Your plants arrived 0. K. The finest 

 plants I ever saw. I thank you for your 

 prompt attention and wishing you prosper- 

 ity in your business. 



Geo. I. Sherwood. 



New Castle Co., Del., May 1, 1924. 

 Dear Sir: — 



Received your strawberry plants in the 

 freshest and nicest condition, best I have 

 ever had. Thanks for extras. I can recom- 

 mend you to others. 



Miss Laura Morris. 



STRAWBERRIES A PROFITABLE CROP 



Note clippings from one of our local pa- 

 pers of June 26, 1924. ^'Horace G. Rider has 

 less than one acre of land near the Dela- 

 ware line set in strawberries which will net 

 him about $300.00." 



"The strawberry crop promises to be one 

 of the largest on record on the Maryland, 

 Delaware and Virginia Peninsula. It is es- 

 timated the crop will run well over 3500 car 

 loads. 



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