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CONDON'S "Sure Crop" PEAS 
CONDON'S ULTIMATUM 
THE GREAT MAIN CROP PEA. 
26 to 32 inch straw, requiring no 
bushing, second early, hardy, vigor- 
ous cropper, yielding enormous 
quantities of large, fat, dark green 
pods containing 10 to 12 juicy peas; 
flavor unsurpassed. It's simply a 
wonder for Market or Home use. 
Packet, 7 cents; K lb., 19 cents; 
lb., 35 cents; 2 lbs., 67 cents, post- 
paid. 
THOMAS LAXTON 
This Is a Keul liival to the J'umous tiracius, as a Lon^- 
I'oddcil, Extremely ISarlj WrinlUed I'ea, and in Some 
Rcspcfts Is Even Bettel-. 
The growth is identical, t jt the pods are a deeper, richer 
green and square at the ends. In the judgment of experts, 
Thomas Laxton is even sw -eter and finer in flavor, while 
as the large peas are of a deeper green, they present a 
more attractive appearance on the table. The crop ripens 
only three to four days af er GRADUS. racket, 7 cents; 
Ms ib., 2'i cents; lb., 40 cents; 2 lbs., 75 cents, postpaid. 
BLUE BANTAM or GIANT LAXTONIAN 
A New Liarge-Po tided Dwarf Pea 
May be called The Dwarf Gradus. Grows 16 to 18 inches high. The tall, extra early 
Gradus Pea, with its large, telephone-like pods and its exquisitely flavored peas, is ont 
of the most popular of all peas. In Laxlonian we have a dwarf type of the Gradus, with 
the same large pods — almost the same in season, and, moreover, requiring no supports — 
and the same superlative quality peas. PaeUet, 15 cents; lb., 32 cents; Vj., d cents 
Z lbs.. $].14>. postpaid. 
Eau Claire, T/is., July 22. 
Condon Bros., Seedsmen, Rockford, III. 
Dear Sirs: In regard to the seeds I got this spring: from you, will say that as 
long as I have been in the truck business (more than 20 years) I have never had 
such a vegetable garden as I had this year. Your seeds cannot be given too much 
praise; everything TRUE to NAME. Those sample peas, Condon's Ultimatum, are 
the best I. ever grew: have picked pods with 12 peas, almor;t 6 inches long. I will 
surely boost all I can for your seeds, and you will hear from me again next spring 
with a nice, big order. Yours truly, 
W. A. HEIMSTEAD, R. F. D. No. 6. 
NOTTS EXCELSIOR 
Early, Big* Cropper, Kxtra Fine Quality 
A distinctly American produciion of remarkably vigorous constitution; enormously 
productive, and generally excellent. The pods are of good size, produced liberally,, and 
are extremely well filled with excellent peas of perfect quality. The plant Is among the 
smallest, very rarely exceeding 15 inches in height, and Is easily grown. It still is, and 
long will be, extremely popular. Many people who have only small gardens use this sort 
exclusively, making repeated sowings for successive crops. I'acket, 7 cents; Ys lb., 20 
cents; lb., 38 cents; 2 ll>s., cents, postpaid. 
CONDON'S ULTIMATUM 
SID£ VIEW a*" A UOVV OS NO'i^'S EXGELSIORr— A STANDARD FAVORITB 
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