• THEY GROW BETTER • THEY YIELD BETTER • 
Two "litUc" coriu rs in the wareliousc where we have stored as many as seven carloads of Seed Potatoes at one time. 
If you would like to gel more baskets to the row — more bushels to the acre, plant this high quality seed. 
PURE MAINE-GROWN SEED POTATOES, continued 
PRICE, ANY OF THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES, $4.75 PER BARREL SACK, SUBJECT TO CHANGE 
WITH THE MARKET; BUS. $1.75, 1/2BUS. 90 CTS., PK. 50 CTS., ViPK. 30 CTS. 
Orders booked any time and shipment or delivery is made just as soon after March 1 as the weather 
permits. Get your order entered now, and be protected againt any possible advance in price. 
I have the following varieties to offer. All are in bags stamped with my grower's original trade-mark. 
Each bag contains 2}4 bus. or 165 lbs. 
good 
Irish Cobbler. A great favorite; early; heavy 
yielder; good keeper. We sell more Irish Cobblers 
than any other. 
Early Ohio. One of the best early varieties on 
the market. 
Bliss' Triumph. Extra early; round; red; very 
fine. 
Bovee. (Genuine.) One of the earliest; tubers 
oblong; piiik skin; big yielder. 
Beauty of Hebron. Fine quality and a 
producer. 
Early Rose. The genuine Early Rose; A 
standard variety. 
Green Mountain. Mecfium-early Potato; 
snow-white; gives excellent results on all 
kinds of soil; very fine. 
Gold Coin. Exceptionally heavy yielder; 
main crop; roundish oblong. 
Rural New Yorker. Well-known favorite; 
late variety. 
Sir Walter Raleigh. A standard late or 
main crop. 
Carman No. 3. Large; late; skin and flesh 
white; finest quality; very prolific. 
Quick Crop. Extra early; flesh white; 
tubers medium size. 
Early Harvest. Exceedingly handsome, 
early, white Potato; finest quality. 
Rose of Erin. Very productive and of 
excellent quality. 
American Giant. One of the biggest yielders ever 
grown. Long, white, smooth Potato. A favorite 
of market-gardeners in the states of New Jersey 
and Virginia. 
Eureka. One of the best 
extra-early varieties; 
finest quality. 
N o r o t o n Beauty or 
Quick Lunch. Very 
early; globular; pink 
markings. 
If 
Mr. W 
Leiiker, proud of his crop, and had a ri^ht to be 
SPRAY WITH PYROX To Kill Potato Bugs and Prevent Blight 
This wonderful spray, Pyrox, has been the means of saving thousands of acres of Potatoes from 
the ravages of these two plagues. Pyrox is two sprays in one, and it sticks to the foliage like paint; 
rain won't wash it off. It kills the bugs and prevents the blight — the disease of the plant. Ask for 
special booklet. Lb. 25 cts., 5 lbs. $1, 10 lbs. $1.75. 25 lbs. $4, 50 lbs. $7.50, 100 lbs. |l3-50 (10 'bs. 
make 50 gals., enough for one acre, once over). 
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