SELECTED SEED POTATOES. 
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NORTHERN GROWN SEED POTATOES 
It is a well known fact that the shortness of the season, the cool climate and congenial soli 
of the North develop in the potato, qualities of earliness, hardiness, productiveness, vigor and di¬ 
sease resistance not found in our home grown stock. For this reason we contract each year fo* 
our seed potatoes in those quarters. 
KARLY OHIO 
EARLY OHIO. Early Ohio is the most popular potato in this country. We have more calls for it tha* 
for any other variety. Every potato grower knows Just about what it will do in his locality. It Is th« 
standard extra early the country over, and other varieties are measured by it. * 
We consider our stock of Ohio to be the earliest, purest and altogether the handsomest stock of Early 
Ohio potatoes to be found anywhere. On these points we challenge comparison with stock from any other 
source. We do not admit that its equal exists among Early Ohio potatoes. They are grown under condi¬ 
tions that make them cost more than common stock. They are selected with the utmost care and the result 
is grand, such as to delight everyone who knows and appreciates a good potato. Every one of them is a 
picture of what an Early Ohio potato should be. 
EARLY SIX WEEKS. This variety is very 
evidently a seedling of the Early Ohio, which it 
resembles in very way. The potatoes grow so 
rapidly that under favorable circumstances in 
six weeks they are as large as hen's eggs, and 
therefore, fit for family use in six weeks from the 
time of planting. 
RED BLISS TRIUMPH. Combines the wonder¬ 
ful productiveness of the old Peerless with all 
the good qualities of the Early Rose, is much 
more productive and matures its crop at least a 
week in advance of the Early Rose. Tubers are 
of medium size, round and uniform in shape, with 
but a very few small ones; eyes slightly de¬ 
pressed; color a beautiful light red. Its greai 
beauty, productiveness and fine quality make ii 
one of the foest extra early red market varieties 
Red Bliss Triumph have won their way, and we 
recommend them as the best early potato in the 
world, and the most profitable to the grower. 
maker and the fruit is even of higher quality. We 
IRISH COBBLER. Large, flat, white potato; ma- strongly recommend the Champion for either com- 
tures about same time as Ohio; becoming very pop- mercial or garden planting. Price, 75c per dozen; 
ular in this section; a big yielder. $2.00 per 100; $15.00 per 1000. 
THE WONDERFUL NEW EVERBEARING 
STRAWBERRY. Mastodon, the great strawberry 
found in Indiana a few years ago, has stood the test 
in every section of the United States this season. 
It is now widely distributed and favorable reports 
come in from everyone who has grown it. 
In some places it is said this giant of the berry 
family produces three or four times as much fruit 
in a season as any other variety. 
Mastodon is the most desirable Everbearing Straw¬ 
berry ever produced. Price, New Mastodon Ever- 
bearing, $1.00 per dozen; $3.00 per 100. 
CHAMPION EVERBEARING STRAWBERRY. The 
new Champion will produce a good crop the first 
season it is set. The next year it will produce an 
abundant spring crop followed by a continuous 
setting of fruit throughout the season. Commercial 
growers are planting the Champion as it is superior 
to the spring varieties in that it is a sure cropper. 
If the first set of bloom is killed by the frost, new 
blossoms will form and produce, a heavy setting 
of fruit; whereas, such a freeze to a spring variety 
means a total loss for the year. 
Description. The Champion is a true everbearer, 
producing fruit on both the old and the new plants. 
It somewhat resembles the Progressive, but it is a 
much heavier cropper, stronger grower, better plant 
DUNLAP STRAWBERRIES, STANDARD VA¬ 
RIETIES. Even with the introduction of the Ever¬ 
bearing Strawberry there is still a place for the old 
standard one crop per year strawberry. The Dun¬ 
lap is absolutely the best. It is a self-fertilizer, fine 
quality berry, yields abundantly, and is a good 
shipper. 
We grow a great many varieties of the old stand¬ 
ard strawberries, but we consider the Dunlap the 
best of any for all purposes. We can furnish you 
with the Bederwood, Sample and Warfield. The 
Dunlap and Bederwood are the self-fertilizers or 
perfect flowers. The other varieties are not perfect 
flowers, but Pistillate and require either the Dunlap 
or Bederwood planted in alternate rows to fertilize 
them. Price, 25, 50c; 50, 85c; 100, $1.25; 500, $4.00; 
1,000, $7.50. 
COOPER. (P) If you want to grow something 
just a little larger and better than your neighbors 
are growing in strawberries, plant the Cooper. These 
produce larger fruit than any other strawberry we 
have seen growing. The fruit is of good quality 
and very productive. Plants are unusually hardy 
and healthy. These are only a few of its excellent 
qualities. 25, 55c; 50, $1.00; 100, $1.70; 500 for $6.00. 
PRICES ON POTATOES—FIELD AND GRASS 
SEEDS SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGES 
SEE FRONT PAGES FOR PRICES 
