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IMPROVED STRAIN 
SURE CROP SQUASH 
Culture — Do not plant until settled weather, 
as plants are very tender. Use same methods 
as for cucumbers and melons. Summer varie- 
ties should be planted 4 to 6 feet apart each 
way. Winter varieties, 8 to 10 feet apart. 
Leave three plants in each hill. Four ounces 
of seed to 100 hills for summer sorts, 8 ounces 
to 100 hills for winter sorts, 3 to 3 pounds per 
acre. 
CONDON'S 
CHICAGO WARTED HUBBARD 
IMPROVED STRAIN 
The most productive hard shelled winter 
squash in existence. The best winter keeper. 
Very productive. Early and of a beautiful dark 
green color. A few seed sown along the fences, 
edges of com fields, and in waste lands, make wonderful grovrth and produce a profitable crop where noth- 
ing has been produced before. 
Condon's Improved Strain of Chicago Warted Hubbard Squash is unquestionably the very best Winter 
Squash. The vines are vigorous and very productive. The fruits are extra large, heavy and well warted with 
extra hard shell which makes it such a wonderful keeper. The skin is uniformly dark green. The flesh is 
of a bright orange yellow, fine grained, thick, dry and richly flavored. This grand Squash can be kept in 
good condition until late spring and will retain its highly flavored qualities till used. This squash is unques- 
tionably the best for Market or Home use. We have improved this strain until now we believe we have 
reached the height of perfection and the old parent would be ashamed of itself. Packet, 5c; oz., 15c; lb., 
45c; Yz lb., 85c; lb., $1.50, postpaid. 
BEST VARIETIES, HIGH GRADE TOBACCO 
Culture — Seed should be sown in hot-beds at the rate of % ounce to a bed, 5 by 12 feet. To sow regularly, 
mix the seed with a fertilizer, wood ashes or plaster, and sow in drills 3 inches apart. When the plants have 
pretty well covered the surface of bed, remove the sash during: the day and only replace it when there is danger 
of frost. 
The tobacco plant thrives best in a deep, mellow, loamy soil, rich, or made so with fertilizers. The soil ought 
to be sufficiently porous to permit the water falling on the surface to pass downward readily, and not to accumu- 
late to drown or stagnate. We have listed only five varieties, which are the best of the many nicknamed varie- 
ties now on the market. There are a great many of the so-called varieties which are only sorts of some old and 
better varieties. 
BIG ORONOKO SWEET 
A favorite Virginia variety. Grows very large, broad 
leaves. A fine variety for dark plug wrappers and brings 
a good price in the market. Packet, 5c; H ounce, 25c; 
ounce, 40o, postpaid. 
CONNECTICUT SEED LEAF 
This is a staple variety in all sections of the country, 
and will grow successfully over a wide iiinge of territory. 
Used for cigar fillers. Packet, 5c; onnce, aZc; 0TUic«, 
35'c, postpaid, 
BIG HYBRID HAVANA 
The best known variety, as it is used very largely for 
cigar wrappers. Commands the highest marl<et price when 
well grown and cured. Packet, 5c; »4 onnce, 25c; ounce, 
40o, postpaid. 
IMPROVED WHITE BURLEY 
A mild and sweet tobacco. It is the standard main crop 
variety in the tobacco sections as it is extra fine for manu- 
facturing in nearly evoiy manner that tobacco is used. 
Packet, So; >4 ounce, 22c; ounce, 35c, postpaid. 
COMSTOCK SPANISH 
Sometimes called Zimmer's Spanish. The standard vari- 
ety for cigar leaf. More extensively grown in this country 
than any other kind for this purpose. About the only 
kind grown in Wisconsin. The leaf is good sized and is 
suitable for wrappers and fillers. Packet, 5c; V4 ounce. 
25c; ounce, 40c, postpaid. 
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