CONDON'S "PROSPERITY" CABBAGE 
The Name Tells the True Story 
Prosperity is 
and BEST FLA 
ble, weighing l(i 
termed THE A 
with few outer 
appearance, free f; 
ing, slaw, sauerk 
an acreage of this grand cabbage. Very EARLIEST, LARGEST 
AGE IN CULTIVATION. It forms large flat heads, solid as mar- 
ach. The mo^ popular of all Summer Cabbage. Truly this might be 
3CIND SAMAGE. Condon's Prosperity is a dwarf, compact grower 
ng vA-y closy planting, a sure header, very uniform in growth, beautiful 
rse leavesland fafi superior in quality to the Big Winter varieties. For boil- 
it is unsurpassed, being crisp, tender and sweet, flavor unexcelled, color beau- 
tiful creamy white that commands the buyer's attention wherever offered. Whether you grow a dozen 
heads or dozen acres for market and regardless of where— North, East, South or West— Condon's 
Prosperity is the one to Plant for Quantity and Quality as a second early Money Maker. Packet, 10c; 
14 ounce, 32c; ounce, 55c; % pound, $1.50; pound, $2.75; pound, $5.00, postpaid. 
We Have Words of Praise for Condon's Prosperity from 
Thousands Like These 
February 12, 1918. 
"We raised the finest early cabbage last year from 
your Prosperity Seed that I ever saw, some of the 
heads weighing 12 to 15 lbs. Will send for the 
other seeds later." 
Mrs. W. T. Cockrill, Warrenton, Va. 
February 12, 1918. 
"Thank you very much for the package of Pros- 
perity Cabbage that you sent me last year. They 
were the finest I ever raised. Weighed from 1.5 to 
20 pounds." 
Jack M. Looper, DacusviUe, S. C. 
"T . T I I .1 I, . 1^1, T . February 27, 1918. 
Last year I had the best early Cabbage I ever raised. It was your New Prosperity." 
Mrs. E. M. Bradley, R. No. 1, Box No. 77, Cooperstown, Pa. 
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