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& 
GRAPES 
Every Home Should Have Grapes 
Easily Grown Anywhere 
(Complete price list page 22) 
Beta. 
(New Black 
Grape.) Said 
to be a cross 
between the 
Concord and 
a wild grape, 
anyway, it is 
a vigorous 
grower and 
grapes can’t be 
beat for grape 
juice, etc. Price— 
1 - yr. vines only 
27c each; 3 for 65c. 
Brighton. 
(Red.) Most de¬ 
sirable of grapes. 
Large, very sweet, juicy. 
Is an early variety. 
Price—2-yr. vines, 25c 
each; $1.00 per 6; $2.95 
per 25; $3.65 per 50; $6.35 
per 100. 
Earn (A New Red 
v,aco. Grape ) Very 
valuable and should be 
in every grape collec¬ 
tion. Most attractive and beautiful of all red grapes, 
hardy, bunches large, compact. Very sweet with a 
rich flavor, berries very palatable, many days be- 
fore ripe. Bears early, sometimes several good 
sized bunches the second year. Price—2-yr. vines 
only 49c each; 3 for $1.25. 
Concord. (Blue.) The leading blue grape. Best 
of all for general use, hardy, fast 
grower. Price (postpaid, see below)—2-yr., 15c 
each; 79c per 6. 
Moore’s Early. (Blue-Black, Early.) Best 
_ , J early grape. Resembles the 
Concord very much, but seven to ten days earlier 
Pnce—2-yr. vines, 25c each; $1.00 per 6; $2.75 per 
25; $3.45 per 50; $5.75 per 100. 
Niagara. 
, . wiaucs ucamy-wnite, 
sweet pleasing flavor. Wonderful for juice. Price— 
2-yr. vines, 25c each; $1.00 per 6; $2.60 per 25; $3.20 
per 50; $5.70 per 100. 
(White.) The best white grape, very 
productive. Grapes creamy-white, a 
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GRAPE VINES POSTPAID 
In Mich., Ohio, Ind., Ill. and Wis. 
For states in other groups, see 
page 21. In Group 2 add 4c per 
plant. In Group 3 add 5c per plant. 
In Group 4 add 7c per plant. 
Keith’s Bargain 
Grape Arbor 
A “Red, White and Blue” Grape Arbor. One 2-yr. 
plant each in Concord, Niagara, Moore's Early, and 
Brighton—four different colors and flavors. Prices 
98c postpaid in Ohio, Ind., Ill., Wis., Mich. In States 
m Group No. 2 for $1.15; in Group No. 3 for $1.35; 
Group No. 4, $1.55. For 33c more we will add one 
2-yr. Caco Vine to your Arbor collection. 
DEWBERRIES 
Bigger, Better, Sweeter Than 
Blackberries 
We offer one and two-year plants this season. Our 
supply of two-year plants is very limited. Order 
your two-year Dewberry plants early. A dozen 
plants will give you lots of berries. 
Lucretia. T le hardiest of all Dewberries. Ber¬ 
ries are large, sweet, coreless. Can 
be used just like blackberries for desserts, jellies 
and jams, only they are larger and sweeter. Prices 
below. 
Price: P n v year plants—12 for 89c; 25 for $1.50; 
50 for $2.25; 100 for $3.45. 
plunts~-6 for $1.25; 12 for $1.90; 25 for $2.90; 50 
for $4.85; 100 for $6.35. 
(All prices postpaid in states in Group No. 1 [see 
page 21]. In States in Group No. 2 add y 2 c per 
plant for 1-year, and lc for 2-year. In Group No. 3 
add lc per plant for 1-year and \ l / 2 c for 2-year.) 
ASPARAGUS 
Grow Your Own Asparagus 
One Planting Lasts a Lifetime 
Martha Washington: A new rust resist- 
, , . nig variety devel¬ 
op^ by the U. S. Bureau of Plant Industry, 
vyashington, D. C. Rapid in growth, hardy, 
'vigorous, and very productive of long, thick, 
tender shoots. A wonderful improvement 
over other varieties and is most exclusively 
planted for all commercial purposes. Prices 
on two-year plants see page 22. 
Palmetto. The Old Reliable variety that 
has stood the test for years. An 
early rapid grower of tender well-flavored 
shoots. Hardy. Prices on two-year plants 
see page 22. 
KEITH’S 
BLACK¬ 
BERRIES 
Hardy Northern Grown Plants 
We offer you the most productive Blackberry plants 
for garden or field culture. We have two grades of 
one-year plants and two-year transplants. 
ALFRED 
A New Sweet Coreless Blackberry 
Biggest blackberry known. Big, glossy, black¬ 
berries, 1 y 2 to 1)4 inches long, without a core and 
almost seedless. Canes hardy, need no winter pro¬ 
tection, strong, upright, loaded with berries. Heavy 
producer. We have these plants in one and two- 
year grades. 
2-yr. transplants: 6 for $1.25; 12 for $2.00. Other 
prices on page 22. 
ELDORADO 
The Old Standby; Very Hardy, Productive 
Canes vigorous, stand severe winters. Berries not 
as large as Alfred but fully as sweet, not seedy, 
can’t be beat for jams, jellies, and the like. 
Branched well and every branch bears loads of ber¬ 
ries. Keith’s Eldorado or Alfred Blackberry plants 
are guaranteed in every way. Prices on page 22. 
2-yr. transplants: 6 for $1.00; 12 for $1-85. Other 
prices on page 22. 
SAVE 90 
The Cost of 
Glass 
Flood Your Build¬ 
ings With Health- 
Giving Rays of Sun. 
lite-o-glas 
Admit Ultra-Violet Rays of Sun 
(Ordinary Glass Does Not) 
WATER-PROOF — WEATHER-PROOF 
SAVES MONEY — MAKES MONEY 
Here Are 10 Reasons Why: 
] Costs less than one-tenth 
* as much as glass, but an¬ 
swers same purposes. 
O More actual light comes 
through. 
^ Holds the heat in and the 
cold out better than glass. 
Lasts for years, don’t rust, 
don’t break, weather-proof. 
C Admits the Ultra Violet 
*-*• Sunlight that is Life Grow¬ 
ing—just like summer sunshine. 
fy Growing chicks gain 50% 
* more weight during their 
first six weeks. Laying hens lay 
more eggs. Just like in summer 
time. 
H Ideal for inclosing sun- 
* porches, windbreaks, over 
doors and windows, save coal bill; 
makes poultry, hog houses, etc., 
warmer. 
Scatters healthful sunlight 
all over your rooms. 
Q Easy to handle, lighter than 
glass, just cut it like cloth 
and tack on. 
I O Leading Experiment Sta- 
tions endorse it after tests 
—your chicks need no Cod Liver 
Oil when raised under Lite-O- 
Glas. 
For more eggs—healthier chicks—equip 
your hen houses with Lite-O-Glas. It's 
economical, too! 
8 
BARGAIN OFFER 
J-ite-0-Gla s makes porches very health¬ 
ful living rooms. Keeps out cold—saves 
coal bill. 
In Ohio, Ind., Ill., Wis., Mich. 
23c 
Per Yard 
In Minn., Mo., Ia., N. Y., N J. Pa 
Va., W. Va„ Tenn., D. C., Ky„ Md...' 
, Del., 26e 
Per Yard 
Postpaid 
In Wash., Oregon, Calif., Nev., Ariz., 
Utah . 
Idah °, 33c 
Per Yard 
Postpaid 
Tn all other States. 
29e 
Per Yard 
Postpaid 
Full Roll, 100 yards, one yard wide..... 
$20.90 
Not 
Postpaid 
Page 16 
Use Lite-O-Glas for your hotbeds. Stim¬ 
ulates rapid growth and produces better 
stock. - 
KEITH BROS. NURSERY, Sawyer, Michigan 
