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HENRY EMLONG & SONS. STEVENSVILLE. MICHIGAN. 
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Kellogg's Prize 
This valuabk- late i.istilUite VMiiely has provfn its valu.' to thousands of srowers 
the country over It is grown with siKcfcss everywhere, yielding its customary load 
of berries asTha« no preference for .oil or climate. It is a very strong growing 
pistillate or female variety, makes a tall foliage which protects the blossoms from^rost 
and affords shade to the berries. In every way it is a late variety that will maKe 
boostt?s wherever grown. Our customers order Kellogg's Prize in larger quantities 
every season, which is a very good indication of its big money making qualities. 
Kellogg's Prize are very productive and the extra quality and fine appearance of the 
fruit commands the very best price. The plant.s are strong and "P"S:ht and the berries 
^e big, dark red beauties, round and regular in shape, produced m large ci"f "titles. 
You will make no mistake in planting Kellogg's Prize. Price, .1.1.25 per )00; $7.00 
per 1.000. 
■•Enclosed find order for 2.000 Kellogg s PrI.e plants. I think t»iey are '^e nicest berries I have 
ever raised. They run even and largo in :-i7.e and hang on tor weeks. J. B. WHITEMAN, unio. 
••The Kellogg's Prize are, we think, the very best we have tried In our '"'^"'y-n^- y^„«i' nilnoir""' 
We are very anxious to get this kind as th ey are suited to our soli. J. M. LUTHER. Illinois. 
Aroma and Kellogg's Prize 
Aroma and Kellogg's Prize are without doubt the heaviest yielding and mo.st profit- 
able late fruiting team ever introduced. The two varieties grown together make a 
sp endid combination and will prove a very valuable addition to an.v grower's berry fields 
It i^s not necessary to cut down your acreage of other standard varieties in order to 
grow these big profitable extra late varieties, as they will come into tiearmg after your 
fth^r varieties such as Premier, Gibson and Dr. Burrill are gone. By p anting these 
two wonderful varieties you can increase your acreage without employing a larger 
force of pickers. Thev should also be planted in every garden, and will assure a 
bountiful supplv of delicious berries over a long season. , 
important Notice. For several years we hsive grown test plots of Aroma and 
KellS Prize and find that for best results one row of Kellogg's Prize should be 
planted with every three rows of Aroma. When grown this way their tremendous 
yield will astonish you. 
