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SAVE HONEY For THRIFTY BUYERS big packets 
AND 
FRE5H SEED 
THAT IS IN 
OUR REGULAR 
packets 
goes ih these 
COLLECTIONS 
We prepare these collections just in advance of 
the buying season. Selling seed in this way saves 
a lot of expense involved in putting up individual 
orders. You get the saving. These packets 
are taken from our regular stocks. The qual¬ 
ity and quantity are exactly the same as you 
would get if you bought them separately at 
5c or 10c each. These collections contain an 
assortment that makes a well balanced gar¬ 
den. 
No change can 
be made in any 
collection 
BERRYS"PRIZE // COLLECTION 
816 PACKETS 
REGULAR VALUE *2.40 
m 
Offer 
No. 750 
See Coupon on Enclosed Packet for Special 
This is our most popular collection. 
It fits the needs of the average family 
which has a fair sized garden plot. You 
can produce an enormous amount of food from th 
assortment. No dollar invested could bring you 
more. There is plenty of variety for summer and 
W One 1 ounce 'each of Best Bush Lima, Best Pole, and Best 
Wax Beans. One packet each of ® f a ^^?“^Evergr^n and 
gSd* BhifS sw ST on? Green 
ETe £S“™h If w'ilte Mcfe“Srj'S BeM 'IS All and French 
Breakfast" Radish. Table Queen and 1111 enVs13'tweeI° t’.' ei 
w"tV»d E M?x y ed F W«le™lon, sJek Pie PumpWn. Mam- 
ssLssl^sss s^-wsk - 
Mixed Zinnia. 
SMALL GARDEN'COLLECTION 
W Bl® PACKETS 
RE6ULAR VALUE 954 
No. 775 
for h fhr! S a dandy seIe ction II1IP 
«■**£*£? a 
toTmly 1 ^ S Zf D ?s° much 8 «d 
you can produce from^ 61 * how much 
vestment. IVa alI an 
guaranteed to grow If d seed > 
are selected wfth care^v™ M? ties 
highly pleased ’ You 11 be 
Bea^ e re%Sr“f P f> d , Black 
Red Beet C ° f Detroit Dar k 
Bantam Sweefforn 7* ° f GoIden 
of Berrv’c nn ^° rn ' One packet each 
? ucu “- 
wkTeJe^'Sfhh^fa^El.” deSy 
a>n. One ounce of ajS Spanish On- 
One packet each of Pntfu E 5 ly Peas. 
Leaf Turnip, Sweet pm Stra P 
melon. Zinnia, a6d Mixed Sweet^Peas: 
BERRY'S 'GIANT'COLLECTION No. 8 
The average farm family and the town folks who have larger 
gardens like this wonderful assortment. You can save $1.25 by buy¬ 
ing it. Jnst take a look at the contents. There is not only a large 
variety but the quantities are larger. You should be able to raise 
at least, $50.00 to $60.00 worth of food from this collection. Our 
customers buy thousands of these collections. It gives excellent satis¬ 
faction and the saving in cost is certainly worth while. 
1 packet each of Golden Self Blanching Celery, Early Jersey Wake¬ 
field and Danish Ballhead Cabbage, Snowball Cauliflower, Black 
Seeded Simpson and Big Boston Lettuce, Berry’s Beat-’Em-All Radish, Purple Top White 
Globe Turnip, Hollow Crown Parsnip, and Ruby King Pepper. 2 pkts. each of Early 
Wonder and Matchless Tomato. 1 ounce of Icicle Radish, Danvers Half Long Carrot, 
Crosby’s Egyptian Beet, Berry’s Champion Pickier Cucumber, Sweet Spanish Onion, 
Kleckley Sweet Watermelon, Berry’s Favorite and Rocky Ford Muskmelon, Kentucky 
Field Pumpkin, Improved Hubbard Squash, Eckford Mixed Sweet Peas, Major Mixed 
Nasturtiums. y 2 each of Giant Stringless Green Pod, Kentucky Wonder, and Hender¬ 
son Bush Lima Beans. 1 lb. each of First and Best, and Bliss Everbearing Peas. % lb. each 
of Golden Bantam, and Stowell’s Evergreen Sweet Corn, and y 2 lb. Japanese Hull-less 
Popcorn. - l 
