The Grandest, Best Keeping, Surest Heading, Large Cabbage in the World 
hnseJ. ” so fliilous Snd'"w”lNk™w ® h"ySrbec"ome'‘®« "'I l»<« ".«< c-.nli- 
n .. .. , * . Always In Great Demand 
Who once?lJnt™“tMl <« thHfty purchasers. The home gardener 
tried, that where Salzer^s Oi/nY^^^ >,®o° swperior m every respect to any other late sort that he has ever 
Other varieties but is sown voar agotten a foot-hold in a garden, it has never been supplanted by 
•c> • . A Sure Header 
are "12 ®to''irinches in^diame^ter a%%''raJin^ f DUTCH certainly heads the list. Heads 
heads, crisp, tender sweet nniforiri l^n «bnno It forms every time, very large, very hard, solid 
compact grower forms few inost. hand.some appearance. It has a very short stem, is a very 
ports of 999 marketable heads nn'o^Vo^'f turn in the head and if planted closely will yield enormous crops. Re- 
and is good shinninir Thcr^ri frequent occurrence. It keeps well until late in Spring 
think v^e can safe’ly say^thJt^IvT.ZER^ miTCT/-°e offered in this catalogue, but we 
orn _ Prico nf VTa * Vvi DTTTCIT is equaled and si-rpassed hy none. 
.5o() luce ot Salzei s Giant Flat Dutch Cabbage; Pkg., 15c; % oz., 25c; oz., 4.5c; U lb., $1.40; ^ lb., $2.65; 
per lb., $4.90, postpaid. 
„ „ „ , Gives Big Results Everywhere 
Dailey, % E. Mehol.s, R. D. 2. Eaton Rapids, Mieh., writes 
the ^5 pounds. When we were 'gathering cnhhages, my hoy said, ‘Here go 
ones this year." ^ cabbage! and he ran along the tops for 2 or 3 rods, and 12 years old at that. Will grow heavier 
Illarion HI. Norris, R. D. 2, Pendleton, Ind., writes, 
Bnhlu^ Kur ZldslurlhjlrowJ’’'' made 10 gallons kraut, and buried 25 heads, from 2 Pkts. of your Giant Flat 
Mr. R, E. Pickering, Siioles, Nehr., writes. 
pleafeA wftli your Cownf?/ Fair on your Giant Flat Dutch Cabbage and Early Hose Potatoes. Am well 
Sfw Salzer’s Seeds 
Your se^ds do well in this country.—^Miss Katharine B. Steidel, Ntoto, Masisi, 0| 
Kivu Dist., Congo Beige, via Dar-es-Salaam & Kigoma, East Africa. 
