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Me\\? Everbearing 
Raspberr? 
SAINT REGIS 
Tested at our Mayfield Nurseries, it was found 
to yield heavily by June 20, from plants planted 
in early April of the same year. The yield con- 
tinued without intermission until the middle of 
October, the berries being very large, beautiful, 
I firm and delicious. By the second season it is 
;the earliest of all Raspberries, and its first crop 
lis greater than that of any other Variety known. 
!The fruit crop continues all summer and con- 
tinues fruiting on the old canes until late in 
Auifust, when the young canes take up the work 
iana ftroduce berries until severe frost. It is 
labsolutcly hardy, succeeds on any soil, never 
sufTers from sunburn or scald, and the berries 
[will bear shipping 200 miles and keep irt perfect 
icondition for several days after this. 
i'rices: By mail, postpaid, each 10c, 6 for 50c. 
By express, 10 for ftSc, 100 for %S.(Xk 
MAY'S 
HOOVER GARDEN COLLECTION 
$3.00 — Biggest Value for tKe Monej) 
MINNESOTA GROWN FRUITS 
6 St. Regis Everbearing Raspberries $0.50 
Bear all the summer. 
6 Herbert Red Raspberries 40 
Large, firm fruit — excellent for preserving. 
6 Golden Queen Yellow Raspberries 35 
Large, sweet, deliciously flavored. 
6 Cumberland Black Raspberries 35 
Firm, spic}', glossy berries. 
1 Minnetonka Apple Tree 75 
Large, rosy apples — guaranteed. 
2 Wealthy Apple Trees 24 
Sturdy, reliable fruit. 
2 Duchess Apple Trees 24 
The old striped favorite. 
2 Hyslop Crab Apple Trees 40 
The jelly sort. 
2 De Soto Plum Trees 40 
Sweet, ruddy, purple fruit. — 
By Express, for $3.00 ^^'^^ 
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