WALTER S. SCHELL'S QUALITY SEEDS FOR THE MARKET- GARDENER 
SEED POTATOES 
(.Hartoffetn) 
DO NOT WAIT UNTIL YOU ARE READY 
TO PLANT, TO BUY YOUR SEED PO- 
TATOES ; ORDER THEM NOW AND I 
WILL RESERVE THEM FOR YOU 
My Seed Potatoes are grown in Maine by 
special contract with one who lias niarle Seed- 
Potato growing a business for many years, and 
who has the enviable reputation of producing the 
handsomest, cleanest, truest type of northern- 
grown Seed Potatoes that ever come to the 
middle and southern markets for planting. The 
Seed Potatoes I offered last year were grown in 
New York state and while they were as fine as 
any I have ever seen come from New York 
growers, yet the>' do not reach the highest 
standard of excellence 1 desire to give to my 
customers. I am confident, however, the Maine- 
grown Stock I offer you this year will be of that 
high quality I want you to have. Remember 
these are genuine Maine-grown, every bag has 
the grower's original trade-mark on. 
Early Ohio Potatoes 
NOTE. — One of the largest seed houses in Philadelphia and one with a reputation for high quality in every- 
thing they send out wrote me as follows regarding the Seed Potatoes. 
"Dear Sir: — In answer to your letter of the 25th instant we wish to say that last year we purchased from your 
Seed-Potato grower to whom you refer, four carloads of Seed Potatoes. They were positively the best -Seed Potatoes 
we ever sold and gave entire satisfaction. They were absolutely true to name and the stock could not have been 
better." Per sack of zH bus., or i6s lbs. 
Irisli Cobbler. Early; heavy yielder; good keeper $4 00 
Early Ohio. One of the best early varieties 4 00 
Money-Malter. Handsome, long white; big yielder; main-crop 3 90 
Bliss' Triumph. Extra-early, round, red; very fine 3 90 
Bovee (Genuine). One of the earliest; tubers oblong; pink skin; big yielder 3 90 
Beauty of Hebron. Fine quality and a good producer 3 90 
Early Rose. The genuine Early Rose; a standard variety 3 90 
Green Mountain. Medium early; snow-white; gives excellent results on all kinds of soil; very fine 3 90 
Gold Coin. Exceptionally heavy yielder; main-crop; roundish oblong 3 90 
Sir Walter Raleigh. .\ standard late or main-crop 3 90 
Rural New Yorker. Well-known favorite; late variety ' 3 90 
Carman No. 3. Large, late; skin and fiesh white; finest quality; very prolific 3 90 
Quick Crop. I^xtra-early ; fiesh white; tubers medium size 3 90 
Early Harvest. E.xcoedingly handsome, early, white Potato; finest quality 3 90 
Rose of Erin. Very productive and excellent qualit\' 3 90 
Early Perfection. .Slightly flattened; blunt ends; extra early; immense yielder 4 00 
American Giant. One of the biggest yielders ever grown. Long, white, smooth Potato. A favorite of market- 
gardeners in New Jersey and Virginia 4 00 
Eureka. One of the best extra-early varieties; finest quality 3 90 
Noroton Beauty, or Quick Lunch. Very early; globular; pink markings 3 90 
The abo\ e prices are good as long as m.\' stock, which was contracted specially for, is unsold. When this stock 
is sold and 1 am rc(|uired to got additional quantities from my grower, the price will be higher, hence get your order 
placed carh- if \ou want these prices. 
SWEET POTATO PLANTS 
I make a specialty of an extra-fine selected strain of the Big Jensey Yellow Sweet Potatoes. I furnish the 
plants in any quantity, .^sk for prices stating how many you want. 
Mr. J. H. tweedy, one of my customers said, "Those were the finest Sweet Potatoes I ever grew; no Sweets from 
Jersey soil could beat theni." 
SPINACH 
( S).niiat) 
Early Harvest Potato 
I oz. will sow a row 100 ft. long; 12 lbs. to the acre 
Long Standing. Large, crimped, thick, savoy- 
leaved. Stands the heat well. One of the best 
for spring sowing. Oz. 5 cts;. '41b. 10 cts.. lb. 
20 cts., 10 lbs. at 15 cts. per lb. 
Bloomsdale, or Savoy-Leaved. Leaves are 
curled and wrinkled. \'cry fine for fall sowing. 
The favorite of the market-.gardener. Oz. s 
cts., K'b. 10 cts., lb. 20 c, 10 lbs. at 15c. per lb. 
Victoria. Heavy crimped, dark green leaves; 
very fine for spring sowing; is very slow to run 
to .seed. Oz. 5 cts.. 'ilb. 10 cts., lb. 20 cts., 
10 lbs. at 15 cts. per lb. 
Long Season, or All Seasons. This can be 
grown longer during early summer than any 
other variety, standing the heat, without 
going to seed, much longer than any. Does not 
grow so large but the quality is the finest. Oz. 
5 cts., )4\h. 10 cts., lb. 20 cts., 10 lbs, at 15 
cts. per lb. 
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