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L. L. MAY & CO., ST. PAUL, Mim. 
DON'T TURN ANOTHER PAGE 
Until y«u take a look at May's «» Ferris Wheel " Collection. 
Here is the grandest and greatest collection of mammoth -vegetables erer offered by a seedsman. Onr artist has taken this way of iilastrating 
them so as to attract your attention, and we are indeed glad that he has, for we presume many of you have seen the famous " Ferris Wheel " at 
the World's Pair and those who did not we are sure haye read all about it and will recognize it at omce although we have had onr mammotb 
vegetables used as the cars, 
OIlfFH AHIAY To any of our customers who grows the largest vegetable of any of the six mammoths, from seed bought 
ttlWtW #»BW#* ■ ■ from us, we will pay $5 CASH. Here'sa chance for you friends to earn $30 if you know how to raise 
vegetables. Six giants at $5 each, and besides this you will have the finest lot of vegetables you ever saw. We want to see what part of the conn'- 
try and what state can gro,w the biggest vegetables and are willing to pay for It. Bee what you can do. 
K Giant Southern Water ICelon. — The largest variety we have 
erer seen. It possesses a sweet, luscious flavor and should be tried by 
erery lover of good melons. The size, quality and yield will surprise 
TO«. Pkt. 10c. , oz. 25o. 
@ May's Mammoth Tomato. — A famous variety that is uneqnaled 
for quality and weight, many of the tomatoes weighing over 3 pounds 
each. A few plants of May's Mammoth will supply you with fine 
tomatoes the entire season. Pkt. 15o., oz. $1.00. 
^Sultan Onion.— This was introduced by us two or three years 
ago and is now the most popular yellow globe variety. Onions weigh- 
ing five and six pounds easily raised the first season from seed. Try it. 
Pkt. lOo., oz. 50o. 
■O-reat Eastern Squash.— Here we have the prize taker at the 
(airs, the giant of the squash family, a variety that stands head and 
shoulders above all others in both flavor and size. See how big a 
squash you can raise this season friends. Let there be a general plant- 
ing and a friendly contest in all sections. Pkt. lOc-, oz. 85c. 
^Kingof all Musk Melons. — Truly the "King" as far as musk 
melons are concerned. It is by all odds the largest, finest and sweetest 
variety ever offered, and possesses that peculiarly rich flavor so desir- 
able in the fine fleshed melons. It is a melon for everybody, either for 
private or market use. Pkt. 10c. , oz. 25c. 
S^Prenoh Prize Pumpkin. — A French giant that will please and at 
the same time surprise its growers in America this season. Reports of 
specimens weighing over 300 lbs. have been made. Let's see what we * 
can do with it in this country. Its a great keeper and can't be beat for *(^ 
quality. Pkt. lOo., oz. 35o. ' 
For 40c. we will send 
one Package each 
Giant Southern Water 
Melon. 
May's Mammoth Tomato. 
Saltan Onion. 
Great Eastern Squash. 
King of all Musk Melon. 
French Prize Pumpkin. 
$5 Paid 
To the customer grow- 
ing the largest vegetable 
of any of the six mam- 
moths this year. See 
what YOU can do. 
