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]Mich.el's Early. Per. Extra early. Healthy, ram- 

 pant, many crowns. Berries scarlet, rich, mild acid. 



New Home. Per. \'er>- late. Extra-large, bright 

 red. firm; keeping qualities have no equal. Under 

 normal conditions vdH yield great crops of splendid 

 fruit. Good shipper. 



New York. Per. Medium to late. Upright, many 

 strong crowns. Abundant extra-large, dark, shiny berries. 



Nick Olmaer. Per. Medium to late. Popular sort. 

 Berries beautiful carmine, large, firm; unusually deli- 

 cious flavor. Long fruit-stems. Fine shipper for fancy 

 trade. Leading variety with large growers. 



Norwood. Believed by many to be the best all- 

 round Strawbern,-. Strong and healthy, making many 

 strong runners. Berry conical, of splendid quality; size 

 unequaled, (some berries 3 inches in diameter); bright 

 red all the way through, growing darker with age; is 

 firm, good keeper, ships well. Perfect blossoms and 

 holds size over long bearing season. We picked the 

 first box June 18 and the last one July 18. 



Oak's Early. Per. Extra early. Strong grower, 

 very productive. Berries handsome and goo'd. 



Oswego. Originated in Xew York. Large berry. 

 \'ery fine quality. 



Sample. Imp. Late. Large size, excellent quality, 

 bright red, ven.' firm. rich. A standard shipping variety; 

 also fine for home use. It ripens uniform size fruit 



gradually tliroughout the season, and total crop is 

 immense in amount. 



Skarpless. Per. One of the largest on strong, rich, 

 moist soil. Xot so good on poor soils as a variety like 

 the Tennessee Prolific. Ripens a deep, clear red. It 

 is moderately firm, sweet and excellent. A good one. 



Star. Has great drought-resisting qualities. Always 

 matures a complete crop when other varieties are 

 failures. Second-early in ripening; one of the most 

 profitable, always bringing fancy prices. Berry of 

 large size and beautiful color. Ver\- productive. 



Senator Dunlap. Berry medium size, bright, 

 splendid flavor, little acid. Especialh' suited to Xorth- 

 ern. Western and Central sections. 



Stephen's Late Champion. Per. Late. In pro- 

 ductiveness easily leads the standard late sorts, in 

 appearance, size and sliipping qualities, is fine for 

 nearby market. Berry large, dark red. on strong, erect 

 stems, well above the ground. 



Superior. Per. Medium early. \'ery productive, 

 stands hot weather. Berries large glossy. Yields great. 



Tennessee Prolific. Per. Early. Medium size, 

 long, bright fine-grained, juicy. For western sections. 



Warfield. Imp. Early. Rampant grower, with 

 many runners. Berries glossy, dark red, rich, exceed- 

 ingly juicA^, ver5' firm. Popular canning variety and a 

 superior shipper. Fine in the West. 



Plants tied in bundles of 25 packed in slatted crates. We guarantee them to arrive in good condition 



12 25 50 



Aroma 20c. 30c. 40c. 



Auto 20c. 30c. 40c. 



Bedarwood 20c. 30c. 40c. 



Brand%-wine 20c. 40c. 50c. 



Bubach 20c. 40c. 50c. 



Bismarck 20c. 30c. 40c. 



Crescent 20c. 30c. 40c. 



Chipman 20c. 30c. 40c. 



Duncan 20c. 30c. 40c. 



Excelsior 20c. 30c. 40c. 



Ekey 20c. 40c. 50c. 



E. Hathway 20c. 30c. 40c. 



Fendall 20c. 30c. 40c. 



Fairdale Giant 20c. 30c. 40c. 



Gandy 20c. 30c. 40c. 



Glen Marj' 20c. 40c. 50c. 



Haverland 20c. 30c. 40c. 



Johnsons E 20c. 30c. 40c. 



Klondike 20c. 30c. 40c. 



Lady Thorn 20c. 30c. 40c. 



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S2. 50 Mark Hanna 20c. 40c. 



S2.50 Michels E 20c. 30c. 



S2. 50 Mascott 20c. 30c. 



S3. 00 Millionaire 40c. 60c. 



S3-00 Xew York 20c. 40c. 



S2. 50 Nick Ohmer 20c. 40c. 



S2. 50 Norwood 20c. 40c. 



S2. 50 Xew Home 20c. 30c. 



S2.50 Oaks E 20c. 30c. 



S3. 50 Oswego 20c. 40c. 



S3.00 Parsons B 20c. 30c. 



S2. 50 Stevens L. Champ 20c. 30c. 



S2. 50 Superior 20c. 30c. 



S2.50 Sample 20c. 30c. 



Sharpless 20c. 40c. 



Star 20c. 40c. 



Senator Dun 20c. 30c. 



Tennessee 20c. 30c. 



Warfield 20c. 30c. 



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Here is a field which yields large profit the first season, and is maturing an orchard. Peach trees, apple trees, peas and 

 asparagus are growing. ' Many variations can be practiced. Land wili quicklv pay for itself in this way and keep the owner too. 



