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CABBAGES-First Early Varieties 
May's Early Surprise 
160 Acre Field MAY'S EARLY SURPRISE 
Grown by J. W, Rummels, Nichols, Iowa 
(See cut) The m 
ket gardeners fi 
rite round variety for early use; never fail 
head up even under the most adverse circ 
stances. The EAKLY SURPRISE is unquestiona 
the nearest approach to a thoroughbred cabb; 
of any variety yet introduced, both as regard s 
and uniformity of development. Pkt. 10c. oz. 
hlb. 75e, lb. $2.L0. 
Market fltlPPtl The gardeners favorite formed 
iud.itt.ci yucca early and late use. It is an a 
drumhead cabbage, yielding heads of an enormous 
and of tlie very best quality. In sweetness, tendm 
and richness of flavor it surpasses nnv other variet\ 
Pkt. 10c, oz. 30e, H\b. 85e, lb. $2.50. 
Cabbages and Cauliflowers for Profit. J. M. Lupt 
A new book on this subject by a successful grower 
Price 
During the months of March and April we 
literally swamped with business, send your ord 
early and avoid the rush. 
Prices quoted on vegetable seeds are as low 
can be consistantly made on quality stock. 
Early Winningstadt 
Early 
A sure header. Keens better than most early varieties. 
Pkt. 5c, oz. 20c, Vilb. 60c, lb. $1.75 
Dwarf Flat Dlltnh Iv "> u,ar variety, fine for forcing. Pkt. 5c. oz. 
i/wau 1141 LiUll/II 25c, H\b, 75c, lb. $2.50 
All Hpad Heads flat. hard, well folded, deep through, most uniform of any sorl. 
All ncau Pkt 5Ci oz 2Se k]b g0e , b $3 n(J 
\ not so 
Pkt. 
Charlp<5tnfl Wakpfip1rl An Improved strain of Wakefield heads, larger. 
v/iid.i icaiuu n dKcneiu p 0inted , solid , a few d latcr tnan Wakeflold . 
5c, oz. 25e, Hlb. 80c, lb. $3.00 
Extra Early Express oz™le?"!\b. Io£ y ib?$i™5? haped heads " Pkt " 5c> 
Extra Early Etampes iI^Tib%?c r ^b?$ d i.6o. good qualitv ' Pkt> 5e - oz- 
May's Garden Glory 5?™ J e " 1 JA , ?z?l , iS u ?^^ e, ?. ri .^' Forms large, 
(Sec cut) A conical shaped, ha 
M5nnp<5nta FarllPSt heaaed i Extra Early Cabbage, th 
millHCauid, JCrtlllCOl never fails to satisfy. VVe ha 
tested all the Extra Early Cabbages offered the past f( 
seasons and know that none can equal our Minnesota Eai 
iest either for earliness, yield or quality. It will prodm 
good sized marketable 
heads 70 days from time ot 
sowing. Pkt. 10c, oz. 
25c, ' ' 
round, ball shaped heads 
the market about the same time as Early Flat Dutch 
75c, lb. $2.50. 
which are ready for 
Pkt. 10c, oz. 25c, H\b. 
Cabbage. How to grow. 
etc. Price 
J. H. Gregory. Details of culture, keeping, marketins 
Cabbages, Cauliflower and Allied Vegetables. C. U Allen. A new work Gives 
complete instructions from seed time till harvest, including Brussels Sprouts. Kohl 
Kabi, Kale, etc. Price .50 
EarlV JerSeV Wakefield heads are uniformly hard and solid. 
■ *a ,;>. y , svu . They are Pyramidal in form, generally 
pointed at the end, with but few outside leaves. Tho outer leaves are usually 
thick and heavy, and it is thereby enabled to stand more cold weather with 
out injury when carried 
through trie winter either 
in the open 
fro un d in the 
outh or in cold 
frames in 
the North. 
Pkt. 5c, oz 
20c, X 
lb. 60c, 
lb. 
$2.00 
The 
Great 
COLD 
Weath- 
er Cab- 
bage. 
Minnesota Earliest 
BOOKS 
Early Jersey 
Wakefield 
FREE — Vegetable Gardening — Paper Cover. 
th« J^fii!!,* 1 0 2.t; he K row ilUT of vegetable crops for the home use an 
i.r,f,i i?H 265 pascs of soli<1 iuforniaton. Wcwill give this valuab 
~ iffi™ B upon rea - ues t with every order for vegetable seeds in pkt 
oz.. .411)., amounting to $3.00 or more. This offer does not apply to seed 
111 larger quantities or where you have taken advantage of previim 
offers and discounts. 
We want each and every one of you to try for the CLC'l 
CASH PRIZES. (See introductory) 
Contestants for the Club Cash Prizes must have their order in befon 
June 1st. 
