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Cabbage—Early Money 
CABBAGE—EARLY MONEY 
Earlier than any other Cabbage grown. Sure Money Maker 
Early Money Cabbage makes fine, round, solid heads 
weighing from 3 to 5 lbs each; several days ahead of any 
other variety. It will make money for the gardener and 
more friends for us. 
Except that it is earlier, it resembles the Copenhagen 
variety, and like Copenhagen it is not suited for storing al¬ 
though it will keep in prime condition for at least sixty days 
after maturity. 
For an early crop and to win dollars and new customers 
for the market gardener, it stands alone. 
Be sure to include Early Money in your order, and order 
early. Pkt. 10c; oz. 50c; lb. $5.00, prepaid. 
EUREKA CABBAGE 
Extra early, heads small to medium in size, broad, flat, 
slightly rounded. Stem very short. Can be set close having 
but few outer leaves and will make good hard heads even in 
rather poor soil. Pkt. 10c; oz. 30c; lb. $3.00. 
EARLY SPRING CABBAGE 
Early Spring is fully as early ripening as the famous Jersey 
Wakefield. The heads are round, slightly flattened, attaining a 
weight of about six pounds each. The plant is of uniform dwarf 
growth, has but few outside leaves, and caji be planted as closely as 
20 inches apart. A great feature about this cabbage is that it heads 
firmly at an early stage of its growth so that fine, hard heads al¬ 
though small, can be obtained long before it is fully matured. Pkt. 
10c; oz. 20c; lb. $1.80; 10 lbs. $17.00, postpaid. 
CABBAGE—ALL HEAD EARLY 
Best sort for those who plant but one variety of cabbage. It is 
the earliest of all large cabbages, sure to head, and uniform in shape, 
size and color, and of high quality. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; lb. $1.80, 
p o St p«,a QNION MINN esoTA GLOBE 
LONGEST KEEPER OF ALL ONIONS 
Minnesota Globe is the result of over 30 years of selection. 
The bulbs are of beautiful appearance, real dark and real 
bright red a slightly elongated globe, a shape superior to any 
other globe shaped onion now in existence. 
Minnesota Globe will keep in storage till June without 
sprouting, an absolute fact established by us by actual trial 
extending over four years. This cannot be said about any 
other onion and makes Minnesota Globe the longest keeping 
of ALL onions. , — , 
When a grocer or commission man buys Minnesota Globe 
and finds that there is no waste, that his onions stay solid and 
unsprouted, he certainly will want Minnesota Globe and no 
other Red Globe. , " 
The above are absolute facts. All that will grow Minne¬ 
sota Globe will gain as the buyers will be glad to pay a 
slight premium for so valuable an onion. Pkt. 10c; oz. 35c, 
lb. $2.80, prepaid. 
A GREAT HELP 
to every gardener is information pertaining to growing vegetable* 
and to the business of market gardening in general. There is an ex¬ 
cellent paper published in Louisville, Ky., that really informs. If 
you are a market gardener you will be money ahead if you will read 
that paper. Address: Market Growers Journal, Louisville, Ky. 
SHORT STEM HOLLANDER 
There are several strains of Hollander cabbage. After 
years of work, we found, in our trials that Hollander from 
a certain grower in Amager Island is about as good a cabbage 
of the Hollander type as can be expected. If you grow 
Hollander please try a little of our seed. Fully described in 
the front part of our catalog. 
GOLDEN ACRE CABBAGE 
An early variety of Copenhagen Market type, but several day* 
earlier. Heads round, solid and ready to cut at almost one cutting. 
Pkt. 10c; oz. 45c; lb. $3.00. 
EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD 
Our strain of this cabbage represents the highest grade of 
excellence. It is the result of the most careful and pain»> 
taking selection from an early maturing head of perfect shape. 
Small but thick and heavy outside leaves permit close plant¬ 
ing, and enable it to stand more cold weather without Injury 
when carried through the winter, either in the open ground 
in the South or in cold frames in the North. Every market 
gardener knows what Jersey Wakefield is and we know that 
our strain cannot be beaten in earliness, hard heading qual¬ 
ities or uniform growth. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; lb. $1.80; 10 lb*. 
$17.00, prepaid. 
YELLOWS RESISTANT GLOBE 
An excellent mid-season, round head cabbage, selected 
from the Glory of Enkhuizen; very uniform. It is a few days 
later in maturing than the Marion Market, but is inclined to 
produce somewhat heavier head. An outstanding feature of 
this variety is the unusually short core. Pkt. 10c; oz. 45c; 
lb. $3.00. 
CHARLESTON WAKEFIELD 
An improved and larger form of Early Jersey Wakefield, 
about a week later in maturing, but yielding fully twice the 
crop of the original Jersey Wakefield Cabbage. It has a less 
pointed head than its ancestor, is a first-rate shipper and well 
liked by all who are acquainted with this variety. Planted 
exclusively in some parts of the South. Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c; 
lb. $1.80; 10 lbs. $17.00, postpaid. 
MONEY FROM SAUERKRAUT 
You can make some extra money by making sauerkraut. 
Make it early in the season. Do not wait for cool weather. 
There are many people that would buy it. These people do 
not buy ONLY because there is no sauerkraut to be had at 
the time. One can always buy sauerkraut in cans, but many, 
the writer included, do not want canned sauerkraut. Bulk 
sauerkraut is what is wanted. 
If you want sauerkraut of the finest quality use either 
Early or Late Flat Dutch cabbage for this purpose. Inform 
your customers in plenty of time that you will have high 
class home made sauerkraut. 
You will sell lots of it and you can also sell tomatoes 
made into catsup, chow chow, etc., dill pickles, pickled onions, 
beets, etc. You will prosper if what you put up, will be of 
the highest quality. 
