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Postpaid Prices Apply to Every Point in the United States 
TRn3IS: Cash with order. Remit in manner that suits your convenience. If seeds are to fro bv mail alwav<? naa 
postage when ordering pantities not listed at postpaid prices. If your nearest Freight or Ex pi-ess Office i1 a nrenaid 
station, enclose sufficient money to prepay charges or give name of nearest open station '-'^ce is a piepaid 
I'-urchi'S^EwiSal"” Express" or "Not Prepaid" 
C0XUIT103VS OF SALE: In eoiiinion with all seeiLsineii we. The John A. Snlzer Seed Co., do not cive and our em 
piirch.i.ser does not accept the goods on these terms they must at once he returned and nioney will he refunded.*" 
If the 
Parcel Post Rates 
From the 4th to Sth Zone Seeds or Plants Weighing 10 Lbs., or More Usually Go About as Cheap by Express. 
|n^ p p? pi jfc ill 1^; I- -^or the hrst lb.. 5.3c for each additional lb. 
issiirai i^p: i:i:J-;- usU i:ilUi!Ui 15:: £ fsiiHii15: 
Parcel Post Zone of Each State 
zone according to states. This enables our customers 
they live and how far they are from La Crosse, Wisconsin, according to zones. 
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to tell at a glance in which zone 
state Zone 
Alabama . 5 
Arizona . 6 
Arkansias . 6 
California . 7 
Colorado . 5 
Connecticut .5 
Delaware.5 
State 
Di.strict of 
Columbia 
Florida ... 
(Jcor^ia ... 
Idalio . _ 
Illinois, north half 3 
Illinois, .south half 4 
Indiana . 4 
Zone 
5 
G 
5 
6 
State Zone 
Iowa, n. e. quarter 2 
Iowa, e.xcept above 3 
Kan.sas . 4 
Keliluclcy . 4 
Louisiana . 5 
Slaine . G 
Mar.vland . .G 
Massacliusetts .... 5 
State Zone 
Michigan . 4 
Mimie.sota, so. half 3 
Minne.sota. no. half 4 
Mi.ssissippi 
Missouri 
Montana 
Xchraska 
Nevada . 
State Zone 
New Hampshire_5 
New Jersey. 5 
New Mexico. 5 
New- York. 5 
North Carolina_5 
North Dakota.4 
Ohio . 4 
Olilahoma . 5 
State 
Oregon . 
Pennsylvania . 
liltode Island. 
South Carolina 
South Dakota. 
Tennessee .... 
Te.xas . 
Utah. 
Zone 
. 7 
. 5 
. G 
. 5 
. 4 
. 5 
. G 
. G 
State 
Vermont .. 
Virginia .. 
Washington 
\V. Virginia 
Wisconsin .. 
IVisconsin. ea 
■Wyoming 
Canada . 
Zone 
.5 
. 5 
.7 
.5 
. m *, 2 
quar 3 
.5 
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Salzer's Seeds Are Prize Winners 
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Mrs. Ella Kuhlenbeck, Sperrv, 
Iowa, writes, “I won Fir.st Prem¬ 
ium with your seeds jit both the 
Itiirlington Tri-State Fair aud the 
Mount Pleasant Fair.” 
Mrs. H. R. Ryan, Box 147, Sum¬ 
ner. UVash., writes, “I won First 
Prize on your Zinnias last year 
at the Washington State Fair'and 
Seeoiiil Prize on Golden G 1 e a m 
Nastnrtinms.” 
Cora M. Cosand, R. D. 3, Dover, 
Ohio, writes, “I won First Prize 
on Salzer’s Golden Evergreen 
Corn, Giant Flat Iliiteh Cabbage 
and on Ileet.s, Ciirrot.s, Peppers, 
Watermeluns and Miiskmelons.” 
Mr. G. W. Breeden. R. D. 1, 
Cox 43, Tazewell, Va., writes. 
“In the U. S Steel Co’.s annual 
contest, 1 won First Prize for 
live years with yonr seeds, for 
the best gartien among their 
15,0<M) employees. Even State 
Inspectors from the Agrlenl- 
tnral College asked where I 
got my seed.” 
Mrs. John A. Ander.con, R. D. 2. 
Iron River, Mich., write.s, “I won 
First I’rize on Zinnia, Scabiosa and 
-Nasturtiuin, and Second on Sweet 
Peas, all with jour seed, at the Iron 
tountj' Fair.” 
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J Q I won the Blue Ribbon at the Edgar County Institute with Salzer’s Earliest 
Seed Potatoes.—Mr. Paul Peer, R. D. 9, Paris, Illinois. 
JOHN A.Salzer Seed Co. 
LACROSSE. WISCONSIN 
