SELE CTED NORTH ERN G ROWN CABBAGE SE EDS. 
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A WftUn WITH vol I PI P A I^otoWy yon know as well as we that Kooa Cabbage S-ied is what vou must have to produce a Rood 
" "t^M' Tuiii I v^i^n^t^, crop, but 11 you've never sown our Selected Northern Grown Cabbage Seeds you have never had the 
very tiest. America has been flooded with European seeds for the last two yeai-s, and we want to strongly Impress upon your mind the necessity of 
buying Northern Grown Cabbage Seed, and securing It direct from the growers, thus guarding against the worthless seed which will be offered by a 
certain class of seed dealers, who care nothing about the qualily of the seed they sell. Our Cabbage Seed Is superior to that grown in any other 
section; it Is sure to head solid, matures earlier and is worth from five to ten times as much as European stocl(. we are supplying large growers In 
all parts of America wU h our Selected Northern Grown Cabbage Seeds, and the enormous Increase in our orders each season .shows conclusively that 
It Ls i)elng sown more extensively each year. If you raise Cabbage It will pay you to sow our Northern Grown Seeds. 
% Six of our Splendid Cabbages. ^ 
EARLY SURPRISE, The Largest Early Cabbage. '"^;?'dre?s'a^d"eeds,;'e'nVbc^h^^ 
Early Cabbage in the world. It Is larger than Karly Summer, and comes In about ten or fifteen davs ahead of that popular variety. It caii't be 
laeat for shipping, and is worth a fortune to any gardener who grows cabbage for the early markets. The Earlv .Surprise is imquestlouablv the 
nearest approach to a thoroughbred cabbage of any variety yet introduced, both as regards size and uniformity of development. On account of its 
compact habit and solid heads more cabbages can be grown to the acre than ,anv other variety \ve know of. Jacob Bishop, of .St. Johns. Kansas, 
writes: I am greatly pleagcd with the Karly Surprise, it's (he finest cabbage in the m trket. Another large grower says: The Earlu Surprise is the bent 
cahhage I've ever grown: it's solid, large, early, tender, and a si)UmHd Tteeper. Our own experience with this variety confirms the accompanying 
opinions, and we earnestly urge all who raise early cabbages to try the Early Surprise this season. It will pay yon and you will thank us for 
getting you to try it. Pkt. 16c, 2 pkts. 25c, oz. 50c, M lb. $1.60, lb. $5.00. 
Minnesota -s Earliest. The Earliest of all the Cabbages. ^\ S'oTi^e^rok't'Sil M'on^;fMSe'?r'o\v"^r^ 
who desired an extra early cabbage for the markels. The Early Surprise has the advantage of being a large round head variety, and therefore com- 
mands a higlier prii^e than Minnesota's Earliest, but it does not head miite as (Nirly. One of the largest growers of cabbage near St. Paul stated that 
for two seasons past he had been the first to bring cabbagj to the market, and they always brought a very high price, and that he owed it ali to our 
ninnesota's Earliest. We have tested all the extra e;uiy cabbages offered the past few seasons and know that none can surpass our Surprise and 
Minnesota's Earliest, either for earllness. yield or quality. As shorni t)y our illustration, this variety is conical In shajje and has verv' few outer 
leaves. It will produce good sized marketable heads seventy days from sowing of the seed, and we do not think this can be said of any other 
cabbage. Pkt. 10c, 3 pkts. 25c, oz. 36c, H lb. $1.25, lb. $4.00. 
MARKET QUEEN, The Gardener's Favorite, "^^f^^t^l^ td"'L,*i1rre'r1'^^^°^^^^^^^ 
l)elween Early Surjjrise and Hundred Wei,i;ht we heartily recommend the Market Queen. This Is strictly a market gardener's cabba-^e, originated 
by a large gardener in the East from whom we secure 1 seed stock two y ars ago. It wivs introduced by us last season, and the manv testimonials 
received from all sections of America determined us to push it more strongly than ever this vear. The most va^uab e points we have" found in this 
new variety is its certainty of forming a fine solid head even under the most trying circumstances, and it will stand the drought better than any 
sort we have ever seen. Pkt. 10c, a pkts. 25c, oz. 30c, U lb. $1.0O, lb. $3.60. 
May s Hundred Weight. The Largest Late Variety. ^ renle'^sWoifSiW^of/ead "nd wo1,trfur^?ep'ing 
qualities. The heads are romid. rather flattened at the top atid grow uniform in size and shape, presenting a verv haniftome aijpearance and making 
!i niost valuable variety for marliet purimses. If you want a first class late cabbage, you can't find one that will beat Ilay's Hundred 'Weight. 
Pkt. ISc, 2 pkts. 25c, 02. 35c, ".i lb. $1.00, lb. $3.50. 
/I / \^ I l\JI RJI I ^iolonto/t^ **™'" of this standard early variety has been carefully selected each .season, 
Cm r\ I \ Imm T Km/ IVI Iwl B \ \Ot!ltsi,UIU ). and we pride ourselves on being able to offer a strain of Early Summer that 
cannot be surpassed. It grows as laige as many of the medium and late .sorts, and is valuable for its quick growth, hand.some shape and splendid 
quality. Many gardeners grow this in preference to any other cabbage. Pkt. 5c, oz. 20c, H lb. 65c, lb. $2.40. 
t;^- ^ / \Atm.ifr-t-,rTM For Over twenty years Jersey 'Waljefleld has held Its own With Other early cabbages, and Our 
C> RL.Y %J £ItScY ww M Ken I cLD, enormous sales of this variety every season proves to us that it still Is one of the most 
popular sorts ever Introduced. Our seed is true and carefully saved from selected heads. They are conical or pyramidal In shape, have few outside 
Ieav<!s, and can therefore be gromi very close ti.>gethcr, Pkt. 5c, oz. 20c, 'i lb. 75c, lb. $2.50. 
For 30g we will send one packet each Early Surprise, Minnesota's Earliest, Market Queen and Hundred Weight. 
