THE W. F. ALLEN CO., SALISBURY, MD. 



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Chesapeake — 



Matures every berry 



OUR PLANTS BETTER THAN HIS OWN 



Lancaster Co., Pa., Mar. 22, 1924. 

 Just a line to let you know that we want more strawberry 

 plants. We got a lot of your plants last spring and planted them 

 and they look very nice. We planted some of our own plants b?side 

 yours and there is a big difference; ours did not all grow and those 

 that did grow are not as hardy as yours, those of yours all grew. 



Levi Esh 



HIS MONEY'S WORTH— AND MORE 



Belknap Co., N. H., May 1, 1924. 

 As there are so many people in this part of the country looking 

 for something for nothing, I honestly think you should advertise 

 more freely here. For, when any person can get such plants as 

 you sent me for the small amount I sent you, and have them arrive 

 certainly are getting something for nothing. 



Walter D. Gaskell 

 WELL SATISFIED— NICE PLANTS WITH LONG ROOTS 



Tulare Co., Cal., April 23, 1924. 

 I received the strawberry plants last week in good condition. They were so well packed and in 

 such fine and nice shape. I tell you I am very much satisfied with such nice plants which have such 

 long roots. Now some have already two or three leaves. 



Louis Pointet 

 O. K. AS USUAL 



New Haven Co., Conn., April 22, '24. 

 Received the strawberry plants today. They were O. K., as usual. J. A. Smith 



the finest condition, they 



