else must be added to the record of 
this most extraordinary variety that 
scarcely may be said of any other 
variety ever originated, namely, its 
universal habitat. 
From New Jersey comes this 
woi'd : 
"Kellogg's Prize is the greatest 
berry on earth. You have pronounced 
it 'wonderful.' You should have said 
'magnificent.' " 
A Michigan grower of more than 
thirty years' experience sends this 
tribute : 
"Kellogg's Prize beats everything 
in the strawberry world. It is the best 
berry, considered from any and every 
point of view, I ever have grown or 
known. I never again expect to see 
its equal." 
From the fertile valleys of Idaho, 
where irrigation is practiced and 
conditions unlike those experienced 
in the East are found, comes this 
statement based upon actual expe- 
rience : 
"Kellogg's Prize is the best berry I 
ever saw. Every ripe berry is a big 
one, and all look alike. It is the heav- 
iest of fruiters." 
And from a grower whose home is 
only a few miles from the broad 
Pacific we receive this superlative 
word of praise: 
"Kellogg's Prize leads every other 
variety on the Coast. It is the world's 
greatest strawberry." 
Such tributes to its excellence, 
coming from growers on the Atlantic 
Coast, from the Middle West, from 
the Inter-Mountain States and from 
the Pacific Coast, leave little for us 
to say in behalf of that wonderful 
origination. One plant grower was 
so impressed with the virtues of 
Kellogg's Prize that he charged his 
patrons $100.00 a thousand for 
them, or exactly ten times as much 
as we charged for the original stock 
— a recognition of its quality and 
productive powers we highly appre- 
ciate. 
The Story of Kellogg's Premier 
nPHIS year we present for the 
first time a variety whicli we 
believe will be as wonderful a yielder 
of early-season fruit as Kellogg's 
Prize has shown itself to be in the 
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