early Surprise. 
It is acknowledged by gardeners and seeds- 
men to be the finest and largest early cabbage 
in the world- It is larger than Early Summer, md 
comes in about lo or 15 days ahead of that popular 
variety. It can't be beat for shipping, and is worth a 
fortune to any gardener who grows cabbages ^or the 
early market. The Early Surprise is unquestion- 
ably the nearest approach to a thoroughbred 
cabbage of any variety yet introduced, both as 
regards size and uniformity of development, 
( hi account of its compact habit and solid heads more 
dbbages can be grown to the acre tlian any other var- 
.L-ty we know of. Jacob Bishop, of St. Johns, Kansas, 
><.Titcs : I am greatly pleased with the Barly 
Surprise, it's the finest cabbage in the market. 
Another large grower says : The Early Surprise is 
the best cabbage I've ever grown ; it's solid, 
'^rge, early, tender, and a splendid keeper. 
Pkt. IOC.; 3 pkts. ijc; 07, . 35c.; %-\h. $1 .00; ib. 00. 
Postpaid. 
I>oUander. 
Without exception the best late cabbage 
ever offered the gardeners of America. It is-:, 
wonderfully hardy, strong, vigorous grower, endurin;,; 
both froit and drought, and producing the most per 
feet, solid, round heads in seasons when other variatif 
fail completely. For market gardeners and large cah 
bage growers Hollander is unequalled, its ke<;pinj; 
qualities being superior to any other variety. A head 
of Hollander, when properly trimmed for mar- 
keting, will weigh fully one-quarter more than 
any other cabbage of the same size. Some strains 
are listed as "BalJ Head," "Emperor," and "Ex- 
port," but none of these can equal our selected stock 
of true Hollander. 
Pkt., 10c,; oz , *5C.; }^-lb.,75C,; lb., ^2.50; postpaid. 
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