Condon Bros., Seedsmen, Rock River Valley Seed Farm, Rockford, Illinois. 
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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, vigorous cropper, 
yielding enormous quantities 
of large, fat, dark green pods 
containing 1 0 to 1 2 juicy peas; 
flavor unsurpassed. It's simply 
a wonder for market or home 
use. Packet, 7 cents ; Vz lb., 
20 cents; lb., 35 cents; 2 lbs., 
65 cents, postpaid. 
531 Thomns I^a^Eton 
S31 Thomas Laxton 
This Is a Real Rival to the Famous Gradus, 
n"? " Long-Poddeil, Rxtremely Early 
Wrinkled Pea, and In Some Respeeta Is 
Even Better. 
The growth is identical, but the pods are 
a deeper, richer green and square at the 
ends. In the judgment of experts, Thomas 
Laxton IS even sweeter and finer In flavor 
while as the larg-e peas are of a deeper 
green, they present a more attractive ap- 
pearance on the table. The crop ripens 
„ . ^ „ oh'.v three to four davs after GRAm7<? 
Packet, e ots.i % lb.. 20 ots., lb.. 35 ets.j 2 lbs., 65 cts., postpaid? 
SI 2 Blue Bantam or Giant Laxtonian 
„ ^ ^"^^^ I-argre-Podded Dwarf Pea 
i.n^^}^ '^"f^ The Dwarf Gradus. Grows 16 to 18 inches hifrh The 
tall, extra early Gradus Pea, with its large, telephone-like pods and its 
exquisitely Havered peas, is one of the most popular of all pet? Tn 
La.xtonian we have a dwarf type of the GradGs, with the same lareS 
pods— almost the same in season, and, moreover, requiring no supports— 
lb., 35 ct.s.; 3 lbs., 65 cts.! postpaid. ' 
Condon Bros., Seedsmen, Rockford, 111, 
^" ''e&ard to the seeds I got this spring from you will 
.=iay tliat as long as I have been in the truck business (more thin ?n 
years) 1 have never had. such a vegetable gaVden al l had this year 
ll.YrJ^^^l cannot be given too much praise; everything TRtJE tn 
NAME. Those sample peas, Condon's Ultimatum, are theliest I eve? 
g:rew: have picked pods with 12 peas, almost 6 inches lont I wfn 
surely boost a 1 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. 5. 
S27 Nott's Excelsior 
4 ,ii=ti„«ti,. F™ ^ • Cropper, B.-i:tra Fine Quality 
♦t™. .American production of remarkably vigorous constitu- 
tion enormously productive, and generally excellent The pods are of 
good size, produced liberally, and are extremely wel filled with txcel 
lent peas of perfect quality. The plant iT^mong the smallest verv 
I^rf'l^nt^'wm'Sf in height^ and is eTsiVy g?own It still 
l2rdens^use th!s\^oV?'^v '^^A^^ P^°P"^ ^-^o "ave only smili 
616 Condon's Ultimatum 
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Side View of a Row of Hfott' a Excelsior— A Standard Favorite 
Common Sense Cultural Directions Printed on every package 
