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Black Seeded Simpson. 
Selected Stock. 
It forms lar.i;c. loose leaves ^>^ iileal eoltir. llic 
Ic.ivcs arc lar^'O. thin. \ cry lender. ;ind of very 
,<ood quality. It is one of the l>est sorts for use 
under j^I-iss :is ^veU as for oiit\.loor planting 
Pkt .'ic 
Oak Leaved. 
le.Tvc";. cxceedin.!j^l\' tender. 
Pkt, 3c ounce 8c 
Tomhannock. 
\\'e li.ivc not found a variety of better flavor 
tlian this old standby. It is very slow lo run to 
seeil, vcr\ tender and brown color, Pkt, 3c 
A new lettuce Oak shapeil li;^ht colored tunice 'I ounces Uc 1-1 lb Goc 
Cabbage or Heading Varieties. 
The followinjr v.Tricties. unless (.dherwise stated, :5c per packet, ounce Hli:. l-l IbO-'c I Vr.c, 
Denver Market Forcing. 
J^ood for open ^n'ound or ft'rcinr;, heads 
light green in color. 
Hubbard Market. 
Large, gooti for hi_inic use or mar'.xt, 
Golden Head. 
Golden yellowish heads, \*ery c»;iinpact, 
New Buttercup. 
iJeautiful yellou". 
White Cabbage 
' Lar^-^e. lender, sweet, 
When we recommend a variety you 
can safely plant it. 
Any four packets of lettuce foi lO cts. 
, your selection. 
Water Melons, 
Our seed is saved from selected specimens and not from culls after the marketable melons 
are sold as is sometimes done. 
PRICES, unless otherwise slated, pkl Uc. ounce Sc 2 ozs. ITic 1-1 lb 20c lb GOc. 
Our tests i^f varieties of melons at Hopewell farm are extensive. Wc recommend only those 
\v hicli have proven of especial merit, We head the list with the two best varietids for home 
U5C. 
Stokc's Early 
.^\cdium si^e, almost round, green blotched 
with white, Seeds very small and black, rind 
very thin, llcsh brlirht red. raeltlng, sugary, and 
delicious beyond desc'-iption, good for a home 
market which appreciates a good melon of good 
iiuality, 
Peerless 
A\edium to lar^c in sixe, early, quality about 
same as Stokes Early which is equrvak;nt to say- 
ing there is none better, very prolific, wonder- 
ful strong grower, )'rom the time the plant 
appears above the ground until maturity its the 
strongest grower wc have on Hopewell Farm, 
but not large enough for general market, Pkt. 
iic, oz. l.)C, ]-l lb UOc lb. ],.")0. 
I Jones* Jumbo. 
I Good quality, best shipping melon. 
I Black Diamond. 
( Better than Kalh Gem in every way. Very 
I large, vigorous, prolil'ic, fine quality, good ship- 
I per. 
Sweetheart. 
! Vigorous, productive, flesh lender anil sweet. 
I early. This is a good melon for home market 
I but for shipping the larger tougher rind varie- 
j tics are better. Pkt. oc, oz. ]0c, 1-4 lb. 30c lb, 8oC. 
j Hoosier King. 
I Large, productive, strong grower, fine quality 
I and splendid for shipping. 
The following varieties oc per pkt. o;c. Tc 1-1 lb. ISc. lb. .V)C. They arc all good. 
, r-, , , T • I We have no high rent to pay at the 
Phnney's Early, Dark Icmg. Moun- I ^ ^ \, . ^ 
I Hopewell Farm, therefore we sell as 
tain Sweet, Kalb Gem, Hungarian i^^^^ f^^. ^ ^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^j^. 
Honey, Early Fordbook, Black Spanish ■ nien charge s or lo cents for. Try OUr 
Cole's K^rly. 
seeds and sec for yourself. 
