CABBAGES-First Early Varieties 
160 Acre Field MAY'S EARLY SURPRISE 
Early Winningstadt ^kT1cl'"^?z'!^^5e.'^;^lS!»' si'lsT^'^""'' 
Early Dwarf Flat Dutch ?gc;'l:[b:5i.'s:\i,."$"i':7r °" 
All U^nA Heads flat, hard, well folded, deep through, most uniform of any sort. 
All neaa pm. 5e, oz. 20c, xib. eoc, ib. $2.00. 
ri 1„„*«», \Un\ra(itAA An Improved strain of Wakefield heads, larger, not SO 
Charleston WaKeiieltt pointed, solid, a few days Uter than WakeAoW. Pkt. 
5c, oz. 20c, Jilb. 70e, Ib. $2.00. 
IT-o-f^n VnrUi TTvni-ooc Wonderfully early conical-shaped heads. Pkt 5c, 
txtra nariy Express oz. ise, «ib. 5oe, ib. $1.75. 
J:-^*^^ V^fUr TTt-ininAC Extremely early and of good quality. Pkt» 5c, oz. 
txtra tariy ttampes 15c, ijib.45e, ib.$i.6o. 
If »„ r^^Aan r\n-rtT Extra early, large, solid white variety. Forms large. 
May S uaruen UlOry round, ban shaped heads, which are ready tor 
^^.^ -t » flc Cnnlv Pint Diitnh Pkt. 10c,OZ. 25c, 
May's Early Surprise ifet ^a"r'den'^?s'fa%S: 
rite round variety for early use: never fails to 
head up even under the most adverse circum- 
stances. The EAkLY SURPRISE is unquestionably 
the nearest approach to a thoroughbred cabbage 
of any variety yet introduced, both as regardssize 
and uniformity of development. Pkt. 10c, oz. 25c, 
Ulb. 75e, lb. $2.fa0. 
Moi-Vot riiippn The gardeners favorite for medium 
malK.CI> yUCCU early and late use. It is an early 
drumhead cabbage, yielding heads of an enormous size 
and of the very best quality. In sweetness, tenderness 
and richness of flavor it surpasses any other variety. 
Pkt. 10c, oz. 30e, H\b. 85c, lb. $2.50. 
Cabbages and Cauliflowers for Profit. J. M. Lupton. 
A new book on this subject by a successful grower. 
Price -SO 
During the months of March and April we are 
literally swamped with business, send your orders 
early and avoid the rush. 
Prices quoted on vegetable seeds are as low as 
can be consistantly made on quality stock. 
Grown by J. W.Rummels. Nichols, Iowa (See cut) A conical shaped, hard 
1ur:..>»«/,4.« Ciflioct headed. Extra Early Cabbage, that 
Minnesota HariieSl never tans to satisfy. We have 
tested ail the Extra Early Cabbages offered the past few 
seasons and know that none can equal our Minnesota Earl- 
iest either for earliness, yield or quality. It will produce 
good sized marketable 
heads 70 days from time or 
sowing. Pkt. lOe, oz 
25c, klb. 75c. lb. $2.25. 
lb. 
the market about the same time as Early Flat Dutch. 
75c, lb. $2.50. 
Cabbage. How to grow. J. H. Gregory. Details of culture, keeping, marketing, 
etc. I'rice ™ 
Cabbages, Cauliflower and Allied Vegetables. C. I.. Allen. A new work. Gives 
complete instructions from seed time till harvest, includmg Brussels Sprouts, hotil 
Rabi, kale. etc. Price 
T?--.1,. To^coTr WoVofioM The heads are uniformly hard and solid, 
tarly Jersey WaKeiieiQ They are pyramidal in form, generally 
pointed at the end, with but few outside leaves. The outer leaves are usually 
thick and heavy, and it is thereby enabled to stand more cold weather with 
out Injury when carried 
through the winter either 
in the open 
fro un d in tl\e 
outh or in co") 
frames in 
the North. 
Pkt.5c,oz. 
20c, H 
lb. 60c, 
lb. 
$2.00 
The 
Great 
COLD 
Weath- 
er Cab- 
bage. 
Minnesota Earliest 
BOOKS 
Early Jersey 
Wakefield 
FREE Vegetable Gardening — Paper Cover. 
A manual on the growing of vegetable crops for the home use and 
the market. 2C5 pages of solid informaton. We will give this valuable 
book KRKE upon request with every order for vegetable seeds in pkt,, 
oz.. KIb,. amounting to Is.oo or more. This offer docs not apply to seeds 
in larger quantities or where you have taken advantage of previous 
ofTers and discounts. 
We want each and every one of you to try for the CLUB 
CASH PRIZES. (See introductory) 
Contestants for the Club Cash Prizes must have their order in before 
June 1st. 
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