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JERSEY YELLOW, Our Great Leader 
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We are^in a position this year" to > Offer o'ur customers the nicest lot 
Of Seed'Sweet Potatoes wd^ have ever 11 had. Our. Jersey Yellows have 
proven themselves real money-rriakfers. e ’ v;ri p „u] st o' 
We have^been growers-of Sweet Potatoes here in South Jersey for 
more than 35 consecutive years, doristantljf striving to n produce a better 
potato. This is how we have developed this wonderful strain of Jersey 
Yellows we are offering this year. 1 - ;r. ' . 1 e - e 
v - The* tubers have been selected from fields that prodimed upward of 
200 bushels of No.' 1 potatoes per acre? which arei pradfcicaHy free front 
disease. We feel justly proud of the fine stock we are offering. It is 
well shaped; from 3 to 6 inches long, and ; 1*4 to" ( 8 iilcheri ih diameter* 
It presents a beautiful appearancepbCing? of a yellowish’gold color and 
Having & Smooth skin. 
The tubers cook up dry and mealy, but not too dry. Besides being 
very productive, the potatoes acre Sound 1 a’nd' 1 keep exceptionally^ weir over 
the winter months. • - • Hi .... . 
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' The JERSEY 1 REDS— Save the Characteristics* of the Jersey Yellow, 
but are a beautiful sfc&de 1 of lhvender-red in color 1 . Although" riot -as populai* 
and therefore hot as valuable in the v large dt/’markets as the yellow, 
we have-manjr i custoiriers" that prefer "the Reds, as they are somewhat 
sweeter than the yellow. In our opinion, the Jersey Red is the best 
potato for the home garden. Is a heavy yielder and keeps well in storage 
for several months. Prices on opposite page. 
Sweet Potatoes 
