BLACK Raspberries J rofitable 
N EW LOGAN BLACK CAPS. 
It has been called the business 
blackcap, because of its ex¬ 
tremely large size, and its unusual 
productiveness, producing regularly 
and uniformly very large crops. 
Very firm fruit and well adapted for 
long shipments. It is an unusually 
strong grower, its stout stock canes 
being well adapted to supporting 
loads of large fruit. 
A new black raspberry. This re¬ 
cently introduced black raspberry 
commends itself to growers seeking 
a variety that will produce big crops 
of delicious berries on strong, sturdy 
healthy canes. Fruits about one week 
later than Cumberland. Price, 3 for 40c 
—12 for $1.00 postpaid. $5.00 for 100 
not prepaid. 
to grow and desira¬ 
ble for all home 
gardens— 
Always firing 
Top Prices 
Make 
Money! It's Easy 
to Get Started 
Raspberries are easy to grow and are extremely profit- truckers come to your farm and take all you raise at good 
able. Marketing is easy now with speedy truck transporta- cash prices. Even a small garden plot will give you hun- 
tion, growers are relieved of the bother of selling, for dreds of quarts of fine, luscious berries. 
LATIIAM 
JTB T| Most Popular 9 
**LTI Most Widely 
— —— Planted 
5430 Quarts Per Acre! 
At 30c per qt. this means $1629.00 
T HERE ARE TWO BIG reasons why the LATHAM Rasp¬ 
berry (Redpath Strain) means the surest quickest road 
to bigger profits. The first is, there is no finer looking red 
raspberry on the market. The second is, of all raspberries 
the LATHAM produces the most berries to the acre and 
does so with the least care of any variety we have ever 
known. 
Without question, and from any viewpoint, it is the King 
of them all. Big, luscious, an irresistible, appetizing red, 
it meets with instant favor on the table. Producing more 
than $1,000 per acre in commercial plantings and possess¬ 
ing extreme hardiness as well as splendid shipping quali¬ 
ties, it measures up to the wise grower’s every require¬ 
ment. Whether you raise the LATHAM to sell or to serve, 
you are certain to meet with satisfying success. 
The LATHAM has been put to every known test. It has 
been grown under identical conditions in competition with 
practically all leading varieties of Raspberries. In every 
instance, it has outdistanced the field. It has even pro¬ 
duced a profitable yield the first summer after planting. 
Furthermore, to clinch its standing as the undisputed 
leader of the field our LATHAM (Redpath Strain) comes 
to you “Mosaic free.” This disease, which so often means 
lost profits and constant annoyance, becomes a thing of the 
past when you buy our sturdy LATHAM PLANTS. 
LATHAM — 5430 Quarts Per Acre 
Herbert — 3648 Quarts Per Acre 
Cuthbert — 3600 Quarts Per Acre 
Marlboro — 408 Quarts Per Acre 
The Latham produced 1782 quarts more per acre than the 
best of the others. On another plat in an officially reported 
test Latham yielded over 2 l A times as much fruit as Colum¬ 
bian, which heretofore has been the standard market variety 
in some localities. 
3 for 40c—$1.00 per doz. Postpaid. $5.00 per 100 not Prepaid 
