Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co, 
Benton Harbor, Michigan 
To Whom It May Concern: 
It gives us considerable pleasure to recommend the firm of R. Morrill & Co. 
This concern has been located in Benton Harbor for many years and has a national 
reputation for their products. They are worthy of confidence, and we gladly recommend 
them. 
Yours very truly. 
F. P. ROSBACK, President. 
West Virginia. Have planted cantaloupes every year 
since boyhood but never was successful till 5 years ago 
when l bought my seed from you and had a wonderful 
crop. 
New Jersey. We have used your Hearts of Gold melon 
seed for several years, and our growers thinlc very highly 
of it. It meets the requirements of our Atlantic City mar¬ 
ket, where they are mostly sold. Hearts of Gold seed se¬ 
cured from you was superior in several instances to the 
Hearts of Gold seed secured locally. 
Kansas. Harvested heavy crop of Hearts of Gold and 
had no trouble in disposing of them at good prices. Can 
strongly recommend the buying of your Originator’s Seed 
of Hearts of Gold, as zee know from experience that seed 
coming from some of the other seed houses are not the 
true strain and melons not as good by far as the ones raised 
from your seed. 
Iowa. Have planted your strain of Hearts of Gold mel¬ 
ons for 10 years and always get good results. They sure 
have the flavor. 
Minnesota. Only had a small plot of Hearts of Gold, 
but raised over 1500 melons. Have enjoyed Hearts of Gold 
for years. 
Montana. Have raised Hearts of Gold tzvo years and 
they are highly demanded by my customers. 
Colorado. Haz e tried the Hearts of Gold listed by other 
seed houses, but they do not come up to our ozvn Hearts of 
Gold. Do not have the flavor, do not yield nearly as well as 
as yours, and have had too many inferior and small fruit 
on vines. Please send seed as soon as possible. 
Price of HEARTS OF GOLD Seed 
The price on Hearts of Gold seed can never be as cheap as other varieties, 
as it is a very light seeder, and sells so readily that nobody can afford to 
cut the melons for seed purposes at prices obtained for seed of other varieties. 
Amount of seed required if grown under glass, i lb. per acre; if field planted 
2 lbs. per acre. 
1 lb. Seed .$3.00 
y 2 lb. Seed . 1.50 
34 lb. Seed . 1.00 
Garden pkg. Seed . 75 
5 lbs. or more, per lb. 2.75 
Please send P. O. money orders or Express money orders. 
We of course cannot guarantee your crop as poor results might come from 
adverse conditions over which we have no control. 
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