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CARROTS 
To Obtain Best Results Use Our 
Fertilizers 
Culture One ounce to 
too feet of row. 
A liffht, loamy soil 
that tia.s been well ma- 
nured the previous year 
is preferred from grow- 
ing Carrots, althou.gh \ 
good crops may also be 
obtained from ordinary 
garden soil. For early 
use seed may be sown in 
hotbeds from anuary un- 
til March, and in the 
open ground as soon as 
the weather becomes a a w „ 
warm and .settled, usu- CHANTENAY — See Specials, 
alb' in April. Sow seeoone-lialf inch deep inrows 15 incites apart, andlater tliin to 
the row. Keep soil between tlie rows well hoed and free from wctds. 
IMPROVED DANVERS HALF LONG. 
A, -A improved type of the Danvers Half-Long. Tlie roots 
5c^ or'^foe': ■><‘'>»isome appearance. I’kt., 
oc, oz.. 10c, >4 lb., 25c; lb., ioc\ 10 lbs., $6.00. 
LONG ORANGE. 
Popular for farm use on deep, mellow soil. Our stock is 
an impiovement obtained by years of careful selection of 
formed and deepest colored spots, which grow to a 
laige size, some specimens averaging twelve inches in length 
best’^vlndftbfs ’p® s’® “Pfi^r fair culture: one of the 
lb* feeding stock. I’kt., 5c; oz., 10c; y lb., 25c; 
PARISIAN FORCING. 
heauHPo'i'^'of*^ early of small size but very sweet, tender and 
Ib^Vsc”' color. Pkt., 5c; oz.. lOc; i, lb.. 25c; 
GUERANDE OR OXHEART. 
**''*^*^ Carrot not exceeding four inches in length 
h a?, fh® ®sme in width which does quite weli on hard 
oz^ varieties are useless. Pkt., 5c; 
oz., 10c; 14 Ib„ 25c; lb., 60c; 10 lbs., $5.00. 
SCARLET HORN, OR EARLY SHORT HORN 
A good short variety for table use. The full grown tvne 
tapers” onlv“sHe®i and 214 inches thick at the should^er; 
ozf20c; W^b* f!ic?lbA"$2.00. f’kt., 5c; 
IMPROVED SHORT WHITE. 
^ field Carrot, owing to its enormous productive- 
aff long harvested Roo?s 
reifii-,r?5’.A^S heavy at the shoulder, but tapering 
hem^l'^'^fl the point; color, light green at the crown, 'white 
PkTscf ot' iTc;’ ■4’^Kr’20c!‘lb.."65^; 
LARGE WHITE BELGIUM. 
Kxtensively grown for stock feeding; verv productive 
Som f 1 ®" above ground that the entire crop can be 
pulled by hand. Oz., 10c: 14 lb., 25c: lb., 60c. 
half-long NANTES. 
lA^^^omp-llooted.) This favorite first early sort has .a rich 
reddish color. Is equal to any in sweetness and one we recom- 
Mc; 10 ibs!%5”or 2'^vrib., 
inches in 
CORN, Sweet or Table Varieties 
1 VA A...AA 1 - A • AAA. 
GOLDEN BANTAM. 
Write for prices on 
half^^lT'^^owerin hnis”'rto ''«>• or Rill”* four‘'*to four and a 
and*" noV ”so w’ed "i^efore ’’the ‘Aground® is*”" '””*‘ ' and" the ‘ seed "norcovl"ed‘ more' ‘than o'!!""! nch, 
golden BANTAM— (New). 
By express or freight, Ib., 20c; 10 lbs.. thfud b> woim. 1 Kt., lOe, Mt lb., l:io, postpaid. 
,, . . WHITE COB CORY. 
We o'f?er*no*rYhern g‘*o'wn ex'tra'’e-,r?v‘'n“'l ‘'“T'" 'is?- "“b White Cob Cory, 
freight, Ib.?15^; I 2Sc; postpaid. By express or 
One of the 1 1 gentleman OR SHOE PEG. See Specials. 
It is remarkabiv flL'navored and *sweir^>kT“foc" '’lh'"*2"-e'' """t "'n" 
20c: 30 lbs., $3.75, * sweet. 1 Kt., 30c, lb., 2.'>o, postpaid By express or freight, lb., 
Page 14 ], or ^\ashfngton Grown I-'odder or Ensilage, see Field Seeds. 
