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"Sure Crop" 
CONDON'S 
Onion Seed 
LARGE RED 
WETHERS- 
FIELD 
CONDON'S LARGE BED WETKEKSFUEUO 
CONDON'S LARGE RED WETHERSFIELD 
STANDARD "SCBE CROPPER"— GREATEST MONEY-iMAKING ONION. Naturally bred to 
resist extreme drouth or excessive rain. Yields abundantly on good, rich soils and on thin clay 
and uplands leads them all; consequently, universal favorite for either market or home use. By 
?^ ,T 1?" ^""^ OMT strain has developed a far superior type to the common Red 
\V ethersfield being earlier, hardier, more prollflc, and decidedly globe-shaped, with thick skin, which 
insures greater keeping qualities. See cut. BOO bushels per acre is ordinary yield Price very 
reasonable for seeds that test better than 95 per cent. M you want the same True Pedigreed Strain, 
order today. Packet, 6 cents; ounce, »0 cents; % lb., fiS cents; % lb., S1.20; lb., ?2.25, postpaid. 
THIS IS THE YEAR TO MAKE BIG MONEY IN ONIONS. SEE 
OUR SPECIAL LOW PRICES IN WHOLESALE LIST TO LARGE 
PLANTERS. 
NEW WHITE PORTUGAL 
OR SILVEBSEIN 
A medium sieed onion of mild flavor with 
beautiful, clear white skin; a favorite with many 
tor use when young as a salad or bunching onion 
and tor pickles. It is also a good keeper and 
fine for tall and winter use. An excellent sort 
for gardeners who do not care to plant more 
than one variety. Patket, 7 cents; oz., 24 cents; 
% lb., 75 cents; lb., *1.45; lb., $8.75, postpaid. 
cc 
FREE 
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NEW WHITE PORTUGAL OB SILVEBSKIN 
Oar Culture Book 
Tells how to grow, cultivate and harvest the .crop. 
Sent free with $1.50 orders. 
EXTRA EARLY WHITE QUEEN 
Famous Pickline: Variety 
A silver-skinned variety of quick growth and 
remarkable keeping qualities. I*articularly valu- 
able for pickles. Packet. 6 cents: 02., 34 cents; 
% Ifo., 75 cents; V^, lb., $1.45; lb., $^.75, postpaid. 
CONDON'S 
SURE CROP 
SEEDS 
ARE 
GUARANTEED 
TO PLEASE 
WHY 
CHANCE 
OTHERS? 
62 
Universally 
acknowledged 
by far the best 
ExtraEarlyRed 
Onion for mar- 
ket or home 
use; wonder- 
fully produc- 
tive, often 
yielding 1,200 
bu. per acre. 
EXTRA EABt,V 
WHITE QCBBN 
When this Cat- 
alog went to 
press Dec. 1st, 
Onions were 
selling at $2.50 
per hundred and 
chances ar^ they 
will bring $5.00 
per hundred be- 
fore spring. This 
same condition 
will be true next 
year, so find a 
spot somewhere 
this spring, and 
plant as many 
as you can prop- 
erly attend to. 
You will make 
Big Money. We 
tell you how to 
growtheminour 
Big Culture 
£ooA;sentFREE 
on $1.50 orders. 
SEED is Scarce 
so order Early, 
Please. 
