HELENA. MONTANA. 
VEGETABLE SEEDS— (Contlnuecl) . 89 
Lettuce (White Cos.) 
LETTUCE— (Hanson Head.)....0/.. lOc; Vi-Lb. 30c; Lb. $1.00 
A large sumiiuT heading lettuce; very crisp and lender 
and slow to run lo seed; is lender at any stage oi' 
growth. 
LETTUCE— (Prize Head.) Oz. 10c; Vi-Lb. 3Sc; Lb. $1.00 
White seed, large, loose, heading variety of exquisite 
flavor; leaves curly, tipped reddish brown. The great 
Gernnan favorite. 
LETTUCE— (California Cream Butter or Royal Summer 
Cabbage.) Oz. 15c; V4-Lb. -Wc; Lb. $1.25 
A very popular variety for autumn and winter use. 
p'orms a very large head, which is very buttery, and 
of rich golden-yellow inside. Tiie leaves are thick 
and of bright green, slightly tinged with brown on top 
of head, and the outer leaves are slightly spotted with 
inconspicuous brown spots. Easy to grow and a good 
shipping variety. 
LETTUCE— (May Kinfl.) Oz. 15c; Vi-hh. 40c; Lb. $1.25 
Three years ago it was hardly known in America, now 
it is found in the gardens of nearly every up-to-date 
grower. It simply forced its way to the front on the 
basis of its sterling merits. It grows very quickly, 
even in the cold weather of early spring. The habit 
of growth is very compact and close; in fact, the plant 
is about all head. Outer leaves light green, inner 
leaves bright yellow and of a fine rich, buttery flavor. 
Heads weigh from 12 to 16 ozs., and are so solid that 
they carry to market in perfect condition. 
LETTUCE— (The Morse.) Oz. l5o; %-Lb. 40c; Lb. $1.25 
A lai'ge loose-bunching or non-heading variety. In- 
valuable for forcing. Very crisp and of fine flavor. In 
color it is a light green and very atlractive. 
Lettuce (May King.) 
LETTUCE— (Tennisball.) Oz. 10c; ^4-Lb. 30c; Lb. $1.00 
Smooth-leaved heading variety for late summer use or 
will stand forcing very well. Its solid, compact habit 
and good flavor are much sought for. 
LETTUCE— (New York Heads.) Oz. 10c; %-Lb. 30c; Lb. $1.00 
White seeds. Forms large heads, dark green color, 
sure header; outside leaves bright green, inside leaves 
blanchd to a rich cream color. 
LETTUCE— (Big Boston.) Oz. 10c; V4-Lb. 30c; Lb. $1.00 
The well known and popular hothouse variety of New 
England. Needs to be quickly grown to be of good 
flavor. Light green cabbage variety, slightly tinged 
with brown on the head. Forms a compact buttery 
head. 
LETTUCE— (Salamandcr.)....Oz. 10c; %-Lb. 35c; Lb. $1.25 
One of the most popular summer varieties for with- 
standing heat. Medium size, light green and forms a 
hard, buttery head of fine quality. 
LETTUCE— (Paris White Cos.) Oz. 20c; %-Lb. 50c 
An upright growing variety of self-folding habit, crisp 
and tender as celery. 
LETTUCE— (White Cos.) Oz. 20c; %-Lb. 50c 
Distinct variety of upright growth; leaves should be 
tied together near top when they soon become crisp 
and delicious as celery stalks, and are eaten in the 
same manner. 
LETTUCE— (In 5c Lithographed Packages.) 
Early White Seeded Simpson, Big Boston, Montana 
Market, Prize Head, Grand Rapids, Tennisball, Early Curled 
Silesia, Hanson Head, White Cos, California Cream Butter, 
Denver Market. 
Lettuce (Big Boston.) 
Lettuce (Tennisball.) 
